Guthrie brother writes from West Africa mission fields
Francis B Guthrie, an industrial missionary in Kamerun Elat and Batanga, describes reassignment, growing school and church work, and a damaging fire. He notes 500 in attendance, 1 010 in a 900 seat church, new workshops and the need for lumber as he serves as station physician. He reports improved health and ongoing family letters.
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Kamerun
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Adams
Batanga
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Mr. Dager
McCleary
Mary Krug
Agnes
Prohibition Platform Adopted at Columbus 1908
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