Americans Repel Prussian Regiments In Heavy Counterattack
London reports German Fourth Army troops launched a large counterattack against American lines south of Sergy. The Americans held firm inflicting heavy losses on the Germans while advancing near the Marne sector. French and American forces renewed pressure along the Ourcq and Ardre fronts as German gains stalled near Hill 11 and Mont Sans Nom.
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U.S
London
Germany
Sergy
Amern
Soisgons
Grand Rozoy
Elms
Hill 11
Mont-Sans Nom
State Bank v Geo Wood and Burrows et al
Legal notice records a civil action filed July 25 in a quiet title matter. Plaintiffs include State Bank and Geo Wood with defendants Carrie Rose L L Ackley Isabel Click and others. Case details reference note and authority in county court.
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Figenuieses State Bank
Geo
R. Wood
J. B. Teulon
K. Sherman
C. M. Burrows
Yron
Alice W. Drey
Carrie L. Rose
L. L. Ackley
Jizabel Click
Ted
Water Order Lets Scotts Use Brady Ditch in 1918
The Teton County Council of Defense orders South Pondera Ranch Company to permit W H Scott and Elizabeth T Scott to run water through the Brady Irrigation ditch and reservoir for their alfalfa crops for ten days from July 31 1938 to August 1918 to avert crop loss amid drought and war needs. The order prohibits interference and allows repairs to the spillway to ensure delivery.
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Teton Council of Defense
South Pondera Rich
Scotts
Irrigati
Teton County Council of Defense
South Pondera Ranch Company
Montana
Teton County
W. H. Scott
Elizabeth T. Scott
Brady Irrigation Company
Council of Defense
Brady
J. A. McDonough
T. B. Weir
South Ponders’ Hagh ‘Company
A. K. Prescott
Southendera Ranch Company
Choteau
A. E. Pres
Meridian
Eigen Ng
Teton
United States
German Empire
South
North Brady
Elizabeth T.scott
Chateau
James Eckford
D. F. Mains
John J. Greene
Allied push threatens German retreat after two days of battle
French and allied forces press their advance east of Fere en Tardenois driving German positions toward the Vesle river. American units along with British and French lines gain ground near Soissons and Rheims, while German counterattacks fail to halt the advance. Two Black registrants from Teton county depart for Camp Lewis for training as the front holds with heavy fighting nearby.
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Ourcq
Fere-ep-Tardenois
Roncheres
St. Gemme
Soissons
Rheims
Grand Rozy
Fere-en-Tardenois
Wedee
Nenlése
Camp Lewis
Teton
Charles Jones
Chateau
Jess Howard Tucker
Conrad
American Lake
Wash
Teton County
Monan
Vesle
Oureg
Nea- Jes
Nesles
Ward
Olorees
Ville-en-Tardenois
Berlin
Germany
Middle West
Sergy
Nesles Forest
Flanders
Morris
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Marne
Barian Guards
Teutons
Arman
Adheing
Ver Ardre
Fere En Tarnois
Rheims Theine
Olizy
Violaine
Ris
yampVdily
A .T Watton
Etofr Yigent
Camp Dodge
Iowa
The
Federals Reserve System
Tomers
Federal Reserve System
First Rational Bank
Hans Barning Stores
Paris
Matin
Citizens State Bank OF
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