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Letter to Editor
May 20, 1835
Morning Star
Limerick, York County, Maine
What is this article about?
Reuben Allen reports successfully obtaining 20 patrons for the proposed enlargement of the Star newspaper, surpassing the agents' efforts. In a postscript, he declines Brother Sutton's proposal to visit churches and preach on foreign missions due to prior engagements but pledges to assist as much as possible.
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Since I saw the proposals to enlarge the Star, I have taken some pains to increase its number of patrons; and while the agents were called on to obtain their eight or ten I thought others ought not to be idle, and I have obtained twenty.
ReubeN Allen.
N. B. My engagements are such that I cannot comply with the proposals made by Br. Sutton to the Q. M. with regard to visiting the churches and preaching to them on the subject of F. Missions &c., yet I shall do all that I can consistently with my other engagements.
R. A.
ReubeN Allen.
N. B. My engagements are such that I cannot comply with the proposals made by Br. Sutton to the Q. M. with regard to visiting the churches and preaching to them on the subject of F. Missions &c., yet I shall do all that I can consistently with my other engagements.
R. A.
What sub-type of article is it?
Informative
Religious
What themes does it cover?
Religion
What keywords are associated?
Star Newspaper
Patrons
Foreign Missions
Preaching
Church Visits
What entities or persons were involved?
Reuben Allen / R. A.
Letter to Editor Details
Author
Reuben Allen / R. A.
Main Argument
the writer has obtained 20 patrons for the star newspaper enlargement and, while unable to visit churches to preach on foreign missions due to engagements, will assist as possible.
Notable Details
Proposals To Enlarge The Star
Agents To Obtain Eight Or Ten Patrons
Br. Sutton's Proposals To The Q. M.
Visiting Churches And Preaching On F. Missions