To the S. B. Treasurers of Iowa.
By George Ide Butler
I learn from the Conference Treasurer, Bro. R. M. Kilgore, that there is but a small amount of funds in the treasury at the present time, and that much less has been paid to him this year than usual. I desire to call your attention to this fact before the delegates leave for the State Conference so that there may be a special effort made that the treasury may not lack funds to meet its liabilities. Expenses have been high the past year, especially tent expenses. But if all our brethren will make a little exertion to meet their pledges, there will be an abundance. Brethren, let us all fulfill our vows to God. Council Bluffs, Iowa, May 11, 1871.