Days Past: A Prescott soldier’s story in the Great War

Jacob Theobald, a Prescott Courier employee and son of the owners of OK Cash Market on Cortez Street, was 23 when he was drafted during World War I. (Photo call number PB082F3I3) (Sharlot Hall Museum/Courtesy)

Jacob Theobald, a Prescott Courier employee and son of the owners of OK Cash Market on Cortez Street, was 23 when he was drafted during World War I. (Photo call number PB082F3I3) (Sharlot Hall Museum/Courtesy)

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