From the Scranton (Pennsylvania) Republican, 4 July 1925 —
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I guess they dropped the “B”!
They needed a poorfreader.
Whenever I see something like this with B.H.Roberts, I can’t help but remember that he walked into Salt Lake City in a dead man’s shoes after crossing the plains. The distance between that and “Author of over 25 volumes…” is staggering.
I love using Google Street View to look up the addresses of these sorts of things. It looks like this conference took place in just a plain, everyday house — I wonder whose?