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Miss Lucy Byrd Mock Gains Seattle Fame as Poet and Printer
The St. Louis Republic highlights Lucy Byrd Mock from Fayetteville Arkansas who became a celebrated poet and writer in Seattle. It notes two photos in the Republic, her shift from teacher to songwriter and prose, and plans for a printing plant on Washington Rock. Seattle readers crown her the Sweet Singer of the Sound as she builds a publishing venture and bound volumes, while her Confederate ties in St Louis add to her dramatic profile.
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