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in 1904, the eldest of five children. With their mining engineer father, the family traveled all over the country, moving so frequently that Bard did not complete one uninterrupted year of school until she was 13. After a year at the
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and stints as a stenographer, filing clerk, and switchboard operator, she settled on advertising and wrote radio commercials.
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This article about a children's author from the United States is a
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series for girls. She also wrote three autobiographical works:
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Jensen died in December 1970 of a stroke at age 66.
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Betty MacDonald
Butte, Montana
University of Washington
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