W P Root’s Newspaper Career Recounted In Fractured Memoir
A fragmented reminiscence traces W P Root’s career across multiple papers, from early work in a western town near Oatman to publishing in Kenedy and later New York. It notes moves, conflicts, and interactions with editors, the Wadsworth series, and a pivotal spring event. The text preserves a scattered, dated archival voice with sparse readable facts and several names.
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