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Day in the Life

Sep 19, 1894

Journal Entry

September 19, 1894 ~ Wednesday

19 Prest G Q Cannon & wife & myself & wife took cars
on the UP & rode to Provo stoped at Brother Smoots 50 Mils
In the Afternoon we rode to Bishop Partridge^es^ & visited
his orchard & place. 6 Mil

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Smoot, Abraham Owen
17 Feb 1815 - 6 Mar 1895
555 mentions
1835 Southern Convert
Partridge, Edward, b. 1833
25 Jun 1833 - 17 Nov 1900
26 mentions
Missionary
Woodruff, Emma Smith
1 Mar 1838 - 6 Mar 1912
876 mentions
Family
Cannon, George Quayle
11 Jan 1827 - 12 Apr 1901
1968 mentions
Apostle

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Provo, Utah County, Utah Territory

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Letter from Joseph Andrew Jorgensen, 19 September 1894

Koosharem . Pres. Wilford Woodruff Esq. Salt Lake City. Dear Sir, In regards to my call as a missionary, can say nothing else but I will accept the call but on acount of my surcumstanses I think that if a little time for preperation could be given it would be much better for me As I have no ready means at present and know of no way of obtaining any until about spring Have talked with ^the Bishop^ about it and he sanctions a little ^time^ for preperation. But of course you are the master in this case.

Letter from Franklin Dewey Richards, 19 September 1894

Presidents Woodruff, Cannon & Smith. Dear Brethren, In compliance with your request to me to furnish a state- ment of the present status of the silk Industry in Utah I immedi- ately sent letters of inquiry to several of the stake Presidents mostly interested in this work & the following is the res^u^lt of those inquiries the latest of which came to hand this morning. It is hoped that what is herein contained may prove sufficient to enable you to form a judgement as to the best course to pursue concerning sericulture in Utah. Respectfully submitted F. D. Richards. 15 pages of Type writing.

Letter from Mary Bell Wilson Newman, 19 September 1894

President Wilford Woodruff. Salt Lake City. Dear Brother:- Yours of the 13th inst., notifying me of my call to take the Sunday School Course, offered in the B.Y.A. Provo, has just been recieved. In reply will say that I entered school on the 28th of Aug, for that purpose, and am willing to remain

Letter from Ruth E. March, 19 September 1894

Decorah Propiator Mormon Church Deer sir I have leerned by vision the Cause of those tirrible Murders, it will take some time to Explain to you by writing we have benn taking ^on^ the Imortal for neerly a hundred yeers, the Causes of ^Death^ not being removed we are dying the secrad Death there has spiritual bodies Come into Existance asociated with the Older Powers of God and the Father, also other Holy Powers asociated with them, the famlies of the Earth the Newest asociated with those Powers their Children has formed in likeness of the spirits of God and the Father also other Holy Powers, about the time the Republacin Pertie was founded. My Father which had Matured in likeness of the spirits of God, lived in the [hcs], he was a Republacin the Republacin

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Sep 19, 1894