Mormon history

“I Take Up My Pen”: Mid-Summer Carnival, 1896

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This didn’t post this morning when I programmed it, durnit.

This letter came as an invitation to Wilford Woodruff to give the opening prayer at the celebration.

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4 thoughts on ““I Take Up My Pen”: Mid-Summer Carnival, 1896”

  1. “Mid-Summer Carnival” sounds politically correct. Like “winter solstice festival” at Christmas. Why isn’t it Independence Day?

  3. Our friend Jacob Moritz makes an appearance! The only other name I recognize is J.Q.Cannon, editor of the Deseret News and member of the Presiding Bishopric.

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