Storming Stony Point by Mad Anthony Wayne
Elmo Scott Watson recounts the July 15 16 1779 assault led by Gen Anthony Wayne that captured Stony Point, a crucial turning point in the Revolutionary War. The bold night attack used two silent columns, bayonet charges, and fearless discipline to overwhelm a fortified British garrison, earning Wayne the nickname Mad Anthony and prompting Clinton to abandon the fort.
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Elmo Scott Watsonly
Confinental
Anthony
Lie Iickivet
Enunties
Oki
Ier
Okio Ang
Wayne
Anthony Waynet
Anthony Waynet Wayne
Stun Point
Wash- Weston
Clinton
New York
Ameteus
Stony Point
King's Ferry
Ludson
Verplangk’s Point
New England
Washington
New Jersey
Evs
Denry Johmson
Grenadier Company
Gibraltar
Sherompon
Anthony Wayne
Pennsylvania
Monmouth
Baron von Steulen
Hay
Dandy Wayne
Vompey
Newio
Lamb
Soa
Fort Montgomry
Bearmaintain
Lorn Mountain
Pebiger
Forea
Ainetree
Col
Fleurs
Posey
Wayne's Column Aml A Poly of 100 Men Under Major Stewart
Febiger
Cocoons for Donald and a Love That Grows
Mardy Dawson ferries cocoons to Donald Dawson in the country hospital wing, forming a bond with the recovering patient. As generous care deepens, Mardy postpones her European journey to stay by Donald’s side, and her decision shifts from study to a shared future with Dr. Conner Lambridge.
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Mane Dawson
Black Duck Road
Alardy
Mardy
Mandy
Hig Reant
Nes
Donald Diawson
Donald
Fie
Aly
Auiss
Dawson
Pownall
Ian
Yutel
Perhais
Chen
Devta Turnbridge
Conner Lambridge
Tanders new airport dedication and Wyoming notes
Tanners new airport was dedicated with a large crowd. Wyoming entries report Campbell county fair in Gillette on Sept 6 and 7. Rock Springs sees rising eagles harming livestock. Lusk to get a $60,000 high school with bids by July 20. Jackson Wilson high school planned in Felon county with a $40,000 building. Government flood control surveys along Big Horn rivers. Lyman to receive natural gas by Sept 1. Wyoming Supreme Court rules against private carrier regulation. Tom Jones places second in singing contest. Acre sale planned by the Board of Land Commissioners for July 13 in Laramie county. Wild horse roundup to be shipped east. Divorce rising, marriages falling in Wyoming. Agricultural and oil lease investigations discussed in Cheyenne. Frontier Day to draw record crowds July 23–27. Exports from Wyoming climb with petroleum leading values. Wyoming population figures noted for 1928 and 1927. Lindbergh post office designation noted for postal guide.
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Tanders
Campbell County Air
Gillette
Fair Board
Rock Springs
Lusk
Wyoming
Wyoming Peatwasters’ Association
Sheridan
Mississippi Valley
Lyman
Tates
Evanston
Green River
Wyoming Pursue Service Commission
Elaimon
State Supreme Court
Tom Jones
Rock Sprints
W. EL Jones
Atwater-Kent
Boston
Jones
Board of Land Commisioners
Yabthc
Laramie County Court House
W. F. Jtooye
Colrady Polto Growers’ Association
L. Tt. Oldroyd
Colirado Association
Nye
Senate Public Lands Committee
Washington
Gatteral Mitchell
Justice Department
Cheyenne
William G. Haas
T. Yoo Cahill
Montana Dade Ranchers' Association
Department of Commerce
W. G. Haas
Cheyene
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Crorus
Iowa
Ron
Tan
Ros Anks
Finn Phalans
Edward Arthur Delph
Cosma Alitan Book Corporation
Prise
Panes
Attey
Mach
Murfree
Fortorn
Meury
Bringhbegeur
Toknson
Marfee
Wehiver
Ghattis
Yehiger
Daphne Selien
Phelps
Palmer
Ensign Hall
Androny
Bie Cee
Rot
Cocoons
By Jane Osborn
E, Soas
Wyoming State News
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