Brigham Young Academy, Provo, Utah County, Utah Territory
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Part of Journal (January 1, 1873 – February 7, 1880)
Excerpt:June 1, 1878 ~ Saturday June 1, 1878 I took cars rode to Provo and Attended Meeting. 50 M[iles] L E Harrington Prayed D H Wells spoke one hour & 20 M[inutes] Afternoon Z Coulton Prayed W Woodruff spoke 40 M[inutes], John Taylor 25. I met in the Evening with the young Men & women And Addressed them 40 M[inutes], followed by J Taylor 40. June 2, 1878 ~ Sunday June 2nd Met at 10 oclokDates:June 1, 1878 June 2, 1878 June 3, 1878 June 4, 1878 June 5, 1878 June 6, 1878 -
Part of Letter from Joseph J. Whitaker, 12 April 1892
Excerpt:OFFICE OF J. J. WHITAKER, BUILDER. Called to Tahiti Ogden, Utah, April 12 1892 President Woodruff. Salt Lake City. Dear Brother: I note with pleasure that I should be thought worthy of being called on a mission to preach the everlasting ghosple; but my present circumstances will not in any way permit me to take the step at so early a date. For the past few years, I have been engaged in building; and just now, I have incurred obligations ...Dates:April 12, 1892 -
Part of Letter from Robert Skelton Jr., 4 November 1887
Excerpt:KARL G. MAESER, PRINCIPAL. PRINCIPAL'S OFFICE Brigham Young Academy, Provo City, Utah Nov 4th1887 President Wilford Woodruff, Salt Lake City Dear Brother, Your letter of Nov fourth, came to hand yesterday. I can say, in response, that I feel perfectly willing to perform the labor assigned to me. I am now preparing to leave the Academy for which I regret having to do, but feel that I will be greatly benefitted by performing a mission together with others of ...Dates:November 4, 1887 -
Part of Letter from William Johnson, 30 April 1889
Excerpt:[sideways text] April 30 [18]89 Wm Johnson Beaver Rcd May 6 [18]89 And May 6 [18]89 [end of sideways text] Beaver City, Utah, Apr 30th 1889. Prest. Wilford Woodruff: Dear Brother, I hope you will pardon me for the liberty I take of writing to you. Being a stranger to you it necessitates me to ^introduce^ myself. I am, and have been, the princi- pal teacher of the Beaver Central School for the past three years. Am also a normal grad- uate of ...Dates:April 30, 1889 -
Part of Letter from George Webb, 5 November 1890
Excerpt:[sideways text] Nov 5 [18][90]. Geo. Webb. Lehi. In re mission Rec'd Nov 7 [18][90] Ans Nov 10 [18][90] [end of sideways text] To President Wilford Woodruff Dear Bro, Yours of Oct 31st to hand. In answer will say that I was somewhat surprised when I received yours, yet pleased indeed to learn that I had been thought worthy to go and preach the Gospel to the Nations. As you wish to know my feelings in regard to this matter I will state them in as few words ...Dates:November 5, 1890 -
Part of Letter from Thomas Cooper, 30 November 1890
Excerpt:30 Nov. 1890 Thos Cooper. Recd 4 Dec. President Woodruff Dear Brother I read a letter addresd to Elder John Bohman Jr for a mission to Scandinavia & will say we have a John W & ^Senr^ a Charles J E Bohman and am not decided which is meant. but will say that I think it would work rather as a hardship to them at the present time than a benefit as ...Dates:November 30, 1890 -
Part of Journal (February 1880 – December 1885)
Excerpt:May 29, 1880 L J Nuttall spoke one hour & 15 M[inutes] W Woodruff 10 M[inutes]. I met in the Evening with the young Memn & women mutual at the Academy [FIGURE] I ordained Milton Hardy to the office of A High Priest as He was the superintendent of the young Mens Association of the Provo Stake of Zion I spoke to the Assembly one hour and talked vary plain to the young people ...Dates:May 29, 1880 May 30, 1880 May 31, 1880 June 1, 1880 June 2, 1880 June 3, 1880 June 4, 1880 June 5, 1880 June 6, 1880 -
Part of Journal (January 1886 – December 1892)
Excerpt:December 14, 1889 ~ Saturday Dec 14, 1889 I spent the day at the farm Emma was quite sick with somthing like inflamitory Rheumatism December 15, 1889 ~ Sunday 15 Sunday I spent the day at the farm December 16, 1889 ~ Monday 16 I signed ^10^ Recommends I received ^8^ Letters I wrote ^2^ Letters to Phebe & Susan Scholes & sent them $20 for Christmass. I wrote toDates:December 14, 1889 December 15, 1889 December 16, 1889 December 17, 1889 December 18, 1889 December 19, 1889 -
Part of Journal (January 1886 – December 1892)
Excerpt:March 19, 1891 ~ Thursday March 19, 1891 I signed ^11^ Recommends I received 180 Letters I signed 11 Segned Letters to individuals on the sugar question I had Meetings with Brother McDonald the presidents of 70, with the Twelve & many others it was a vary busy day March 20, 1891 ~ Friday 20. I signed 23 Recommends I received 14 Letters I signed 23 Letters to the Brethren on the sugar question & I signed 30 Teachers Licens I wrote toDates:March 19, 1891 March 20, 1891 March 21, 1891 March 22, 1891 March 23, 1891 March 24, 1891 -
Part of Journal (January 1886 – December 1892)
Excerpt:May 26, 1891 ~ Tuesday May 26, 1891 I signed 6 Recommends I Received 4 Letters I spent the day in the office May 27, 1891 ~ Wednesday 27 I signed 29 Recommends. I received 14 Letters I had an interview with Rev. Dr Bevan from Austrailia I am suffering vary much with the Asthma cannot sleep May 28, 1891 ~ Thursday 28 I signed ^25^ Recommends I received 15 Letters 29 I went home sick and had a vary sick night ...Dates:May 26, 1891 May 27, 1891 May 28, 1891 May 29, 1891 May 30, 1891 May 31, 1891 June 1, 1891 June 2, 1891 June 3, 1891 June 4, 1891 June 5, 1891