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Newspaper
Liberty Bee
Location
Liberty, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1933
Page
4
Local notes describe a rainy week with radio interference and a surprise $7 find. Many social events, sales, and visits across Liberty Coatsburg and nearby areas accompany health updates and community announcements. The Mississippi River rises as gardens delay and a Wednesday April 6 sale draws crowds.
Ww Co TA motto For God Home and Every Land presented by Mrs Marie Deege with Mrs Waldo Frey as treasurer Mrs Dora Linnemeyer and Miss Lottie Longlett lead April topic International Relations Hostesses Mrs Dora Linnemeyer and Mrs Mary Swedell Roll Call current events on the topic Present condition due to paid propaganda The issue of prohibition is blamed for bias obstructing fair discussion and a Senator Morris Sheppard quote is cited about liquor remedies for farm economy and prosperity.
Notice declares hunting strictly forbidden on the premises of Ed Meaders Ed Clark Henry Spangler & Sons Edw Lutener and states it will be prosecuted to the full extent of the law. Anyone may add their name to this list for 25 cents per year.
Frederick J. Pack, geology professor, told Salt Lake City audiences that a rapidly growing Pacific mountain range caused the recent Southern California quake. He said the range will rise toward the Sierra Nevada height over thousands of years, with the St Andreas fault rising near Los Angeles while its northern end sinks, moving only under great pressure from growing pains.
The Liberty Bee of Liberty Illinois runs a weekly issue listing the editor W A Robinson and publisher. The text notes business activity on Maine Street and mentions a new board and farm bank as security holders. A notary public signs the document dated April 1933.
The Bee editor states he is not interested in or connected to the upcoming school election and will not participate. He asserts any contrary reports are false.
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