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Newspaper
Liberty Bee
Location
Liberty, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1933
Page
4
Local items note weather easing after rain. Judge Waite dismisses injunction against county gravel projects as work finished. Minstrel show Feb 10 advertised with homegrown humor and ticket prompts. Community notices include tax payers league formation, court fines, road maintenance appointments, and local visits plus a birthday celebration.
Notice is hereby given that hunting is strictly forbidden on the premises of the undersigned and will be prosecuted to the full extent of the law. Ed Meaders Ed Clark Henry Spangler & Sons Edw Lutener. Any one may add his name to this list for 25 cents per year.
The program lists officers President Mrs. Marie Deege Seeys 2-22-2 Treasurer Mrs. Dora Linnemeyer February Hostess Mrs. E Breckenridge and Program Committee Mrs. Freda Frey Maud Lucas Ada Frey. It quotes a Los Angeles Times editorial urging youth protection and vigilance.
Mrs. Alonzo Finchum and daughter Betty Jane visit grandmother Mrs. Steven Goodwin in Quincy. Merle Bliven visits cousin Mrs. Roy Mitts and family in Warsaw. Mrs. Ray Sims visits Payson with Ben Gross family. Maxine Hartrick suffers a sprained thumb and wrist. Hurley Huffman improving slowly. Delphia Wells spends days with Willis Griggs family in Payson. Mr. and Mrs. John Enlow and granddaughter Ethel Enlow dine with John Wollett. Mr. and Mrs. Jim McCanna and Barbara Lou visit Peoria relatives Lawrence Boyer family.
The article argues for steady, informed hog management based on government and college research. It notes the value of expert literature, warns against selling too early, and analyzes feed costs versus market weights. It cites December 1924 Chicago prices showing premium for fatter hogs and explains feeding economics to maximize profit.
Mrs Maude Hartrick continues as operator of the Adams telephone central for another year. Mr and Mrs Leo Hartrick of Ursa along with Mrs Bertha Wagner and Miss Susie Hartrick of Quincy visited the A T Hartrick residence Saturday afternoon.
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