Pioneer Traer publisher E E Taylor Sr dies legacy
Centennial tribute recalls E E Taylor Sr who founded the Traer Star in 1878 and merged it into the Star Clipper six years later He guided Traer journalism with energy work ethic and civic support including funding the opera house Taylor Park and community projects shaping the town and rural North Tama County Today his impact is celebrated as the Star Star-Clipper era’s cornerstone and a national weekly best in its time.
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Centennial tribute to E. E. Taylor Sr and wife Ella C Taylor
The Traer Star-Clipper dedicates its centennial issue to founder E. E. Taylor Sr and his wife Ella C. Taylor, noting their pivotal role in shaping the newspaper and the Traer community. Ella contributed regularly with the "Taylor-Mades" and helped build the paper alongside her husband.
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