M. Howard Randall · 1926 October General Conference · 1926-10-03
Transcribed from the OCR of the official printed Conference Report published by the Deseret News and hosted at the Internet Archive (conferencereport1926sa). Running heads, page numbers, and line-break hyphenation removed.
No witness list recorded beyond the primary source.
Proofread against the source text.
Proofread against the official/CHL/JSP source plus scan/OCR witness; fixed multiple OCR typos (yotu->you, taken- aside->taken aside, Ij->I, fthe->the, |them/bei->them/be, our*->our, T shall->I shall, cf->of, gascline->gasoline), removed stray running-head bleed mid-body ('GENERAL CONFERENCE' and 'ELDER M. HOWARD RANDALL' appearing mid-paragraph), rejoined a page-break split sentence, and corrected speaker/speaker_id/calling/session/date to identify the speaker as M. Howard Randall, President of the Morgan Stake, per the OCR running head, and the session as the First Overflow Meeting, Sunday, October 3, 1926.
Collated word-by-word against the original scan.
Heavyweight pass: authoritative source URL verified; page-by-page collation against scan/OCR witness (archive.org conferencereport1926sa). Boundary check: talk begins cleanly at the 'ELDER M. HOWARD RANDALL / President of the Morgan Stake' heading (following David A. Smith's talk and Amen) and ends cleanly at 'Amen.' before the next item (a duet, then Elder Charles H. Hart's brief remarks introducing Soren M. Nielsen); no adjacent-speaker bleed found. Corrected the placeholder speaker name 'Of The Morgan Stake' to M. Howard Randall (the OCR running head reads 'ELDER M. HOWARD RANDALL / President of the Morgan Stake') and corrected session/date to First Overflow Meeting, Sunday, October 3, 1926 (Elder Charles H. Hart presiding, per the source), matching the pattern established for the preceding talk in this same overflow meeting (David A. Smith, file 1926-10-10).
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