Rainbow Division 168th Infantry War Record Reviewed
The Rainbow Division’s 168th Infantry, part of the 42d Division, served in the Luneville and Baccarat sectors, faced severe gas and artillery attacks, and helped stem the German offensive. It fought near Suippes, crossed the Ourcq, held Sergy, and broke strongpoints in the St Mihiel and Argonne offensives before advancing toward Sedan and serving in the Rhine occupation.
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Ordher No
168Th Infantry
Luneville
Baccarat
Neuf Maison
Suippes
Gouraud
Ourcq
Vesle
Oureq
167Th Infantry
Sergy
Bourmont
St. Mihiel
168Th
Marimbois Farm
Sedan
Meuse
42D
Germany
Rhine
United States
168Th U. S. Infantry
Iowa Infantry
Iowa
Rainbow
Flagier
Old Man Winter and a Legal Change in Montezuma
A poem by W. T. Wolfe reflects on Old Man Winter and the coming spring with humor and regional imagery. James Patterson, an aged bachelor, died at Montezuma in Powershiek County leaving $100,000 in property. An adopted son sued for possession. after two district court trials the state supreme court sustained the lower court, granting the property to the adopted son along with 298 acres of land and $3,000 in cash.
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James Patterson
Montezuma
Powershiek County
State Supreme Court
James W. Gilmore
Shenandoah
Page County
Capitola
Bristow
Omaha
News Notes of Iowa and Iowa as A WEEKLY TRIBUNE FEATURE
Vocational education in Iowa expands under Director W H Bender with three lines of work Home Economics Trades and Industries and a unique Agricultural Education program employing county supervisors to visit farms and recruit students for winter schools Warden Perkins continues prison reforms at Fort Madison with theatrical entertainments. a Washington dispatch reports Iowa losses in World War I and Indian Affairs progress. Naval band visit to Camp Dodge excites troops. Capitol extension work reveals coal vein heating the state house. State Health Board struggles to enforce influenza quarantine with some doctors renaming influenza to avoid reporting.
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Iowa
W. H. Bender
J. C. Saunders
Fort Madison
J. R. Perkins
Sioux City
Saunders
Perking
Capitol
State House
Henderson and Vicinity Dem Nominee for Idaho Governor
J L Milner former Cass county citizen is the Idaho Democratic nominee for governor. The piece traces Idaho governors back to Tawa, notes Gov Stuenberg killed by the Bill Haywood group and links other governors originations. It also covers legal actions, marriages and a range of local notices from Henderson and surrounding towns. References to Red Cloud descendant Beatrice Wright Pancratz, Merle Hay highway plans, Graceland College in Lamont, and multiple local residents and events are included.
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J. L. Milner
Cass County
Idaho
Tawa
Stuenberg
Bill Haywood
Marion County
Staines
Jasper County
Gov
Davis
Dallas County
Red Cloud
Jackson County
Adolph Pancratz
Beatrice Wright
Pancratz
Wyoming
Cheyenne
Cheyenne Frontier Days
Pine Ridge Indian Reservation
Crawford
Neb
Miss Wright
Middle West
Lamont
Decatur County
Graceland College
Germany
Panama Canal Zone
London
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Rainbow DIV
Rainbow Division
168Th Iowa Infantry
42D Division
American Expeditionary Forces
Argonne
Cote de Chatillon
Tuileria Farm
James I. Thomas
A. G
U. S. Ay Division
Old Man Winter
Rocky Mountains
Lakes
Glenwood
Rockies
W. T. Wolfe
Tribune
Washington
America
War Department
Liberia
Towa
Cato Sells
LaPorte
Vinton
Indian Affairs
Jackson Barnett
Oklahoma
Barnett
Mr. Sells
Great Lakes
Camp Dodge
Jackies
Great Military Reservation
State Board of Health
New
Mills County Tribune
G. E. Knaack
Hospers
Knaack
Minnesota
Travelers of
Wartford
Conn
Des Moines
Spirit Lake
Merle Hay
Woodward
Granger
Woodwark
Ogden
Daylow
Fort Dodge
Chive
Pioneer
Gilmore City
Rolf
National Conference On Consolidated Schools
Cedar Falls
Snow Belt
Wisconsin
Henderson and Its
Missouri
Roy Woods
Carson
George Pickerell
Hastings
Henderson
M. D. Sturgeon
Claude Oweng
Red Oak
Dr. H. Amick
Council Bluffs
J. G. Loving
Elwyn
Charles Stewart
Elba
J. Darnell
Our City
Allen Morris
Mr. Redman
Arch Houser
Ozark
Homer Wilkinson
G. Stewart
Neola
Muriel
Roy Towne
Woodbine
Jessie Edmondson
A. G. Hockenberry
Paul Cain
O'Neill
Charles Hunter
J. R. Tibbles
Moya Tibbles
Raul Taylor
Addie Tibbles
Macedonia
A. O. Harney
Donald Kerlin
Hazel Cain
Atlantic
Cain
Win, Workman
Hollings Coppock
Elen Hunter
C. S. Kilgore
Charles Saar
Malvern
Boulder
Wray
Colo
Nora Gravett
Viva Gravett
Ada Gravett
Kirk Sample
Little Son
M. C. Harover
Sample
Hear Elliott
Wil
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