Americans in France Build Fortunes After War Arrival
Paris report notes several thousand discharged American soldiers remaining in France to seek work and wealth. Many found employment with large concerns or started small ventures such as hotels, restaurants, and supply operations along the front and in Paris. A few formed informal businesses, including a cadre selling goods and operating service vehicles, while others studied or returned to trades.
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Law Case Run 62 Years Ends in Dismissal
One of the oldest lawsuits in the county was sealed recently when the case of Victoria M. Ramyard against Cathwine Wausuh Ogiting Hhoda A. Hog ers, filed in 1850, was dismissed by Judge 2 CG Witwards. Since the case has died, the plaintiffs are no longer pursuing the matter.
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