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I Think, My Brethren and Sisters, That We Are to Be Congratulated

Charles W. Nibley · 1928 April General Conference · 1928-04-08

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Transcribed from the OCR of the official printed Conference Report published by the Deseret News and hosted at the Internet Archive (conferencereport1928a). Running heads, page numbers, and line-break hyphenation removed.

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Heavyweight pass: collated against conferencereport1928a djvu OCR.

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Heavyweight pass: collated word-for-word against the conferencereport1928a djvu OCR witness (Third Day Morning Meeting, Easter Sunday, April 8, 1928, per the talk's own opening reference to 'this blessed Easter Sabbath morn'). Merged two ingestion-time files that had wrongly split this single talk at page breaks ('1928-04-26-charles-w-nibley-remarks-34.md' and '1928-04-27-charles-w-nibley-remarks-35.md'); deleted the duplicates and renumbered talk_order for the rest of the conference. Corrected session/date and calling_at_time. Removed several bled-in running-head/page-number fragments left mid-word or mid-sentence, including a trailing 'ELDER JAMES E. TALMAGE' fragment belonging to the next talk. Fixed OCR typos: 'am findful' -> 'am mindful'; 'on the seaa' -> 'on the sea'; 'an. angelic' -> 'an angelic'; 'Wjhat did' -> 'What did'; 'to every, nation' -> 'to every nation'; 'take ef fect' -> 'take effect'; 'chief priest and scribes' -> 'chief priests and scribes'; 'stick jus* to' -> 'stick just to'; 'WHAT PAUI- SAIP' -> 'WHAT PAUL SAID' (section heading); 'he said'unto me' -> 'he said unto me'; a stray page-number artifact '8Q' removed. Confirmed boundary: begins after Hyrum G. Smith's talk and ends with 'Amen.' before James E. Talmage's address.

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