Correspondence

File — Box: 2, Folder: 30

Identifier: I

Staff Only

Scope and Contents

July 25, 1876 - B. Y. Lower Mills to (St. George); Wilcken, C. H., to President B. Young
After hearing Young's address, Wilcken felt pangs of conscience and writes to confess that the $1,000 Young loaned him has slipped through his hands. Half has gone to his creditors and the other half has gone into the farm. He is tortured for fear of losing Young's good will. He has only spent money to make Young's farm look respectable and has not spent it foolishly. If his crops are good he can pay the money back by fall. Asks Young to reply and thereby soothe his mental torture and anguish.

Dates

Creation: 1836-1968

Creator

From the Collection: Blair family (Family)

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