Recruitment for the missionary class of 1916.

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Recruitment for the missionary class of 1916.

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Includes correspondence from the BYU presidency to local church leaders soliciting candidates for the BYU missionary class. Includes correspondence back from church leaders as to the quality and needs of their choices.

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Harold B. Lee Library

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