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Ruter is trying to finish up work at the Book Concern so that he can leave for General Conference. He tells Finley that it is probably too close to General Conference to do anything about establishing a mission in Saginaw (Michigan) for the Chippewa Indians. Nevertheless, Ruter believes that it will eventually happen. He has heard that Finley's brother John P. Finley (professor, Augusta College) is in tolerable health. Ruter has learned that Jonathan Stamper (Kentucky Conference) has raised over $3,000 for the college. Abstract Number - 1010
Abstract Number
1010
Publication Date
2-28-1824
City
Cincinnati
Keywords
Martin Ruter Letters; Missionary Society; Wyandot Mission; Book Agent; Book Concern; General Conference of 1824; Miscellaneous Mission Letters; Chippewa Indians; Fundraising; Jonathan Stamper; John P. Finley
Recommended Citation
Ruter, Martin, "Letter from Martin Ruter to James B. Finley" (1824). Finley Letters. 994.
https://digitalcommons.owu.edu/finley-letters/994