Lura Eugenie Brown Smith
American journalist, newspaper editor, author (1854/64-1935) · United States · Journalists · Died at 80
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Something wrong?Lura Eugenie Brown Smith was an American journalist, newspaper editor, and author. She wrote short stories, poems, and miscellany, and did editorial work in newspapers. She was the author of Victory's Divorcement and On the Track and Off the Train (1892), and the editor of The Autocrat of Arkansas (1883).
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Lura Eugenie Brown Smith was an American journalist, newspaper editor, and author. She wrote short stories, poems, and miscellany, and did editorial work in newspapers. She was the author of Victory's Divorcement and On the Track and Off the Train (1892), and the editor of The Autocrat of Arkansas (1883).
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