Letters and announcements, [ca. 1961-1992].

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Letters and announcements, [ca. 1961-1992].

Material relates to his spiritual writings and beliefs, including his belief in the King James Bible and the Book of Mormon, and his disbelief in Joseph Smith. Other topics include American Indians, the House of Israel, and moneyless trade. In some instances author refers to himself as David Noeleon. A couple of items are addressed to Chad J. Flake.

8 items + envelope.

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