13 Dec 1933
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Newspaper
Liberty Bee
Location
Liberty, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1933
Page
1
The Bee announces three new features planned for the paper. Two cartoons titled Can It Be Done and Adam Zapple will appear alongside a series of quips called The Fireside Philosopher. The features are described as fun and instructive.
Charles H Graff formerly of Liberty died at his Quincy home Saturday afternoon at 1 45 He had been ill a year and bedfast three months He was born November 4 1884 in Liberty married Ollie Seiz in 1911 He survived by his widow two daughters Helen and Ruth a mother and three brothers Roy Baylis Lawrence Clarence and a sister Ada Diker Funeral services were held Tuesday at Seeley Funeral Chapel and Salem church with interment in Xander cemetery
Harold H. Scott of Liberty Illinois announces his candidacy for Adams County County Superintendent of Schools on the Democratic ticket. A veteran educator and former Liberty High School principal, he completed work at Western Illinois State Teacher's College and has served as American Legion County Commander.
Judge S. Groves, president of the Adams County Anti-Tuberculosis League, appeals for broad support for the Christmas Seal drive. He notes a still high death rate and many active cases, urging citizens to send contributions to 121 North Seventh Street, Quincy, Illinois.
A sensational feature recounts a young girl’s captivity by a deranged man, detailing her eight year ordeal and the haunting abuse she suffered, as presented in The American Weekly syndicated with the Chicago Herald & Examiner.
Sophia Triplett 76 daughter of William and Anne Kuntz born March 15 1857 died December 8. Her husband was William E Triplet. Funeral services held December 10 at 11 o'clock at Kingston Methodist church with a brief service at the New Salem home.
Government guidance explains the domestic hog processing tax effective Nov 5 1938. It outlines liable parties, tax rates from 1933 to 1934, monthly P T Form 4 filings, and credits for portions kept for family consumption via P T Form 29. No tax on live hog sales.
Kramer Implement Co received a car load of Kokomo fence on Tuesday. The shipment arrival highlights local agricultural supply deliveries to the region.
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