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Newspaper
Henry Republican
Location
Henry, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1919
Page
2
An advertisement touts the Hayes Four-wheel planter as the solution to seven causes of bare spots in 1919 crops. It claims seeds planted at correct depth, coverage, and protection from hopper losses, plus improved hills and cultivation, urging farmers to inspect the model today.
We invite customers to bring in materials and remind that the plant pays the highest cash prices for hides, tallow, and wool. We are ready to serve and thank patrons in advance for their business.
Emma Massa 26 shoots Joe Mass a Mexican underboss near McNabb Granville then kills herself in a jail car. Inquest returns death by suicide while mentally unbalanced. Massa carried a revolver and wrote a farewell letter to her mother. Joe Massa survives surgery and is hospitalized as coroner grills doctors over recovered funds.
American delegates in Paris refuse to allow Germany to keep alien property seized by the Alien Property Custodian. The U S will not seek further reparations, with property value around 300 million dollars. Also announced is the Victory Liberty Loan opening April 21 for three weeks through May 10, possibly the last Liberty loan. President Lloyd George ministers’ bills show wartime expenditures vastly up, challenging pacifist covenants amid European and Asian powers. Funeral notice: G B Fenwick, Funeral Director. Ad 12-27-tt
Three St Bede priests returning from a fishing trip when their skiff overturned south of the college on the river bottom. Friar Richard Gregoire drowned before help arrived. one companion was saved. Rescue party found two priests clinging to willows after three hours. the other body was recovered later.
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