Young Maeser and Morgan Rex at Bear River Ranch
Randolph, Utah
June 15, 1938.
My dear boy,
It is 6:30 a.m. I don’t write to you in the morning very
often, but I must get your last airmail letter answered, and we went to the
show last night. Two boys have been gone to the field for an hour to milk, so I
must hurry and get this written and have their breakfast ready for them. They
are going to the canyon for some dry wood for us. Aren’t they fine? Best boys
ever.
I was a little excited when I got your letter. Your first
leg toward home. They laugh at me and tell me to not start standing on one foot
yet, especially when I said it might be near Xmas before you got here.
About Europe. Now my dear, we can get your money. It would
be an opportunity you wont get again, but say, stick to your decision. If you
go it will mean you will have to work harder to get to school. Will $140.00
give you much for a trip. Do the most worthwhile thing. If you can see that
school is going to mean so much more, then think well before taking the trip.
Additional pages are missing.
How Grandma Bessie (Bessie Morgan Rex) cherished her sons! Aren't they fine? Best boys ever.
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