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Ward Teaching and Family Prayer in Bear River Stake

Milton H. Welling · 1912 April General Conference · 1912-04-07

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Transcribed from the OCR of the official printed Conference Report (82nd Annual Conference), published by the Deseret News and hosted at the Internet Archive as conferencereport1912a (internal scan file conferencereport821chur). Running heads, page numbers, printed synopsis, and line-break hyphenation removed; paragraphs reflowed.

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Heavyweight pass: verified against archive.org/details/conferencereport1912a (internal scan conferencereport821chur), leaves 74-77 (page/n74, running head 'ELDER MILTON H. WELLING.'). Confirmed boundaries: this is the Third Day Overflow Meeting (Assembly Hall), begins immediately after the opening hymns and prayer by Elder Joseph A. Buttle, with '(President of Bear River Stake.) I am sure that the sweet influences of the Spirit...'; reports ward-teaching visitation and family-prayer statistics from Bear River Stake and a conversation with President Lyman; ends '...hand it down to our children untarnished and undiminished in its power to redeem the world of mankind, is my prayer in the name of Jesus. Amen.', immediately before Elder John L. Herrick's address. De-hyphenated, reflowed, corrected scattered OCR errors, and removed the printed synopsis block per docs/review.md.

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