Plants Like Human Hands The Hayes Four-Wheel
The Hayes Four-Wheel actually duplicates the action of a pair of human hands. It gathers the earth over the corn and packs it from the sides, leaving a surface ridge. The ridge holds more moisture and exposes more surface to the sun, preventing washouts and ensuring earlier germination and sturdier growth.
Hayes Four Wheel Champion of Mighty Yields planter ad
An advertisement promotes the Hayes Four Wheel planter as the solution to seven causes of bare spots in 1919 crops. It claims the unit prevents seed being planted too deep or too shallow, seeds left uncovered, hopper-kill, missed or washed-out hills, and cultivation destruction, urging readers to visit and see how it delivers a mighty yield.
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Hayes
Up-to-Date Rendering Plant Seeks Hides Wool Buyers
Notice invites patrons to use the rendering plant for hogs cattle and horses and promises prompt service and top cash prices for hides tallow and wool. Recipients are thanked in advance for business and patronage.
Tragic Double Shooting In McNabb Frontier Style
Emma Massa of Kansas City killed herself after shooting her lover Joe Massa an underboss of the Mexican steel gang near McNabb six miles south of Granville in a bunk car on March 24 1919 The inquest ruled death by her own hand while temporarily insane Coroner Wilson and Dr Hartman clashed over valuables found on the corpse The body awaits a letter from Emma's mother Minnie Christian sen of Kansas City gave her address in the inquest report Granville Echo reports the incident and its aftermath.
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Dysart
Granville
Emma Massa
Kansas City
Priefly
Joe Massa
Steel Gang
McNabb
Joe
Minnie Christiansen
Wyoming Ave
Hartman of
Massa
Streator Hospital
Emma
Postmaster Sickinger
A. T. McCord
H. P. Child
H. Packingham
A. J. Sherman
W. E. Hawthorne Foreman
Hartman
Granville Echo
Hoskins Receives Life Sentence for Murder Confession
In Adams County Iowa John R. Hoskins pleaded guilty to the murder of Hulda Hoskins Gladys Campbell and Rayment on January 11 1919. He cites head injuries influenza and family troubles as factors. He was sentenced to life imprisonment at Fort Madison state penitentiary. The document includes his confession details and a broader note on postwar policy and finance.
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Republican
John Hoskins
Hoskins
Fort Madison State Penitentiary
John R. Hoskins
Adams County
Hulda Hosking
Gladys Campbell
Ray Campbell
Iowa
Jin
Huldah Hoskins
God
St Bede Priests Drowned In River Rescue
Three St Bede's priests were returning from a fishing trip when their skiff overturned south of the college on the river bottom. Friar Richard Gregoire drowned after being separated from two others who clung to willows for hours before rescue by the Peru police and a rescue party.
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Richard Gregoire
Yung
Friar Schille
St. Bede's College
Emmett
Massachusetts
Peru
Mendoza
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