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Handwritten account books and ledgers dated from 1882 to 1892. Also included are correspondence, reports, receipts, lists, and bulletins dated from 1900 to 1938. The materials deal with the finances, operation, organization, and function of the stake. The items also relate to many Mormon Church theological issues including prohibition, church attendance, and tithing.
History of the Pioneer Stake of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints from 1904 until 1964. The Pioneer Stake was created in 1904 when the Salt Lake Stake was divided into four stakes in 1904. The boundaries of the Pioneer Stake originally were from East Temple, now Main Street, to the shores of the Great Salt Lake and from Third South to Twenty-first South Streets in Salt Lake City, Utah. There were eleven wards in the original stake boundaries: the fourth, fifth, sixth, seventh, twenty-fifth, twenty-sixts, Thirtieth, Thirty-second, Cannon, Brighton, and Pleasant Green Wards. The first public meeting of the Pioneer Stake was held April 6, 1904. This history covers the first sixty years of the Pioneer Stake's existence.
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