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Liberty Bee

Location

Liberty, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Apr 19, 1933

Page

4

Local notes loom with spring in Illinois region

Locals report wet chilly weather as spring lingers in Illinois. News flashes from Springfield note beer sale bans and a beer bill without local option, with counties and cities urged to curb high alcohol malt beverages. Henry Vollmer, Isabel McMahon improvements at St Marys Quincy.

Henry Vollmer Illinois Agricultural Assn Springfield Isabel McMahon St. Mary’s Hospital Quincy

Notice to Hunters on Premises Prohibited

Notice hereby forbids hunting on the undersigned properties and warns of prosecution. Names listed include Ed Meaders Ed Clark Henry Spangler & Sons Edw Lutener. Individuals may add their name to the notice for 25 cents per year.

Ed Meaders Ed Clark Henry Spangler & Sons Lutener

Motto and leaders of a community club event

The text lists officers and speakers for a club meeting with motto For God Home and Every Land. President Mrs Marie Deege treasurer Dora Linnemeyer topic Mother led by Naomi Doole with hostesses Minnie Lion Bertha Buttz Gertie Hunsaker. The passage also quotes Dr Holland from Progressive Farmer criticizing liquor regulation and backers.

Marie Deege CCF Waldo Frey Dora Linnemeyer May Mra Naomi Doole Mires Minnie Lion Bertha Buttz Gertle Hunsaker Wets Dr. Holland Progressive Farmer

W C T U Discusses Peace and War Risks

The regular W O T U meeting at Men Dora Linnemeyer home with fourteen members discussed International Relations lesson on peace. Members warned that modern warfare could wipe out cities, urged constitutional amendments to outlaw war, and noted their role in the Women’s Peace Union. Bernadine Watere of Quincy visited weekend guest of Miss Reseles Diebl.

Dora Dora Linnemeyer St. Matthew Lottie Longlett Linn Graff Eva Kline Fred Frey Mary Swedell Bernadine Watere Quincy Mise Reseles Diebl

Selection of Dairy Cattle Breeds Influenced by Shows

A guide on preparing dairy cattle for shows or sales. It stresses choosing breeds based on public display, proper advertising, and pre-show conditioning. Key points include feeding, stabling, blanketing, clipping hair, and training animals to lead and stand. Focus remains on presenting animals to maximize appeal and value.

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