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That is pretty understated.
Wonder who or what merited P.O. Box A?
Jonathan: True, it’s understated. But you have to understand that this one here is a replacement letterhead for an earlier (rejected) 1891 letterhead that had the line, “The Manti Temple, where we no longer perform plural marriage sealings [wink wink].”
Ha!
Coffinberry, I don’t know who had Box A in either Manti or Salt Lake, but I suspect the Manti Temple asked specifically for Box B there — Box B was the Salt Lake address of the Church offices, becoming known all over the Church because all the mission calls had that as a return address.
I knew about Box B in Salt Lake City. Who had Box A there?
I still don’t know. 😀