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05 Apr 1933
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Liberty Bee in Liberty, Illinois
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Newspaper
Liberty Bee
Location
Liberty, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1933
Page
1
Community Sale at Tenhouse barn April 5
The Tenhouse barn on Route 105 Maine Street hosts a community sale on Wednesday April 5 starting at 1160 o'clock. Auctions by good auctioneers with Lutheran church lunch. Sellers bring hogs cattle mules hay harness farm machinery and other items to sell and cooperate for a successful sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tenhouse
Maine Street
Lutheran Church
Tax Payers League Meets to Discuss Sales Tax Sharing
The Tax Payers Meet at the opera house with wide township attendance. Ed De Witt presided and Albert Flick was secretary. Speakers urged Quincy receive its sales tax share while county funds fund schools, noting discrepancies in relief funds and urging the board of supervisors to act depending on the constitutionality of the tax law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tax Payers League
Ed de Witt
Albert Flick
Henry Vollmer
Milton Dean
Humphrey Larimore
Ralph Baker
Robert Welton
Russell Waters
Mr. Sykes
J. N. Kline
Walter Kramer
Mr. Hyer
W. &. Robinson
Cecil Kline
Merchants Form Liberty Business Men's League Over Sales Tax
Liberty business men met at Liberty Motor Co stage to discuss administering a sales tax on small purchases. A second meeting at Hunsaker Restaurant decided to collect the tax under Gov Horner's order while awaiting potential legality, with refunds if unconstitutional. A new Liberty Business Men's League was formed. meetings will be the last Thursday each month, W A Keen as president and Carl as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty Business Men
Liberty Motor Co. Gstage
Hunsaker
Liberty Business Men’s League
W. A. Eon
Carl
Editorial on teachers entering politics and community duty
The piece argues teachers should be free to work in their community without joining private cliques or spreading rumors to boost job prospects. It asserts the school belongs to all people and calls such conduct unworthy of the profession and out of step with democratic school governance.
Barton Club Meets Friday Night Event
The Barton Community Club hosts a Friday gathering with a three act play The Elopement of Ellen and special music by Quincy High School band members Harold Harkness leads the program County advisor H F Russell presides to discuss insect control The evening offers entertainment and instruction
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barton Community Club
Newtown Baptist Church
Harold Harkness
Ellen
Quincy High School
F. Russell
Wheeler Couple Celebrate Sixtieth Anniversary
Mr and Mrs E N Wheeler marked sixty years of marriage with a Sunday gathering at their home. A social afternoon followed by twenty two guests plus family attended and refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E.N. Wheeler
Wheeler
Special County Board Meeting to Choose Chairman and Fill Coroner Vacancy
A special meeting of the county board of supervisors is called for the last week of the month to select a chairman and appoint committees. The death of coroner Louis Terlisner creates a vacancy to be filled. The board will decide on sales tax disposition and potential use for a replacement school tax if two thirds vote fails to approve relief funding. Quincy is expected to fight for funds while the county taxpayers league seeks a fair share and rest for a replacement school tax. Heritage plots no stranger than her own love tangle as noted in The Americas Weekly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy
Board of Supervisors
County Board of Supervisors
Louis Terlisner
County Superintendent of Schools
County Tax Payers League
Also Mentioned on This Page
Farmers Bank of Liberty
Liberty Motor CO
Home Owned
Liberty Store Company
Home
Liberty Sales
Barton Club
Americas Weekly
Chicago Herald and Examiner
John Deere
Klarner Implement CO
General Merchandise
Maine Street Garage
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