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Newspaper
Liberty Bee
Location
Liberty, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1933
Page
3
Notice records that the publication is entered as Second Class Matter on October 10, 1912, at the Liberty post office in Missouri under the 1879 act. The line notes compliance with postal regulations for periodical mail.
A playful 1983 fragment riffing on jigsaw puzzles and cosmic rays: readers hear about radio shocks, a 200-inch telescope in California, and spring signs while taxes, school directors, and brides appear in a quirky, humorous public notice style.
The article notes good prospects for Barefoot Boy this upcoming season with expectations of lower expenses. It highlights cheaper costs and favorable conditions for the project ahead.
A quirky note contrasts feverish temperatures with a sharp market warning. If temperatures climb from 108 to 1084 degrees, investors should liquidate assets. The piece uses a vivid, cautionary tone to illustrate extreme risk and urgency in trading.
Walter Winchell suggests the Lindberghs will relocate to Europe to enjoy Life Liberty and the Pursuit of Happiness. He criticizes U S politics noting another Roosevelt assassination attempt in Florida and warns that responsible men must be elected to prevent government breakdown amid Chicago reports linking prominent party figures to Capone.
Japan increases its commodity outreach with a new push to secure amber trade, signaling broader economic aims. The move follows earlier efforts to diversify export portfolios and strengthen regional ties amid shifting market dynamics.
Citizens in the county question why millions for urban relief leave rural sections without Route 105 work. They fear funds redirected from the countryside, leaving local labor without promised jobs and a clear path to relief.
William Keller born 1851 in Melrose township Adams County Illinois died February 15 at Blessing hospital aged 82. He never married and left two nieces and two nephews. A longtime Bible class teacher and park advocate, he helped beautify Liberty park. Funeral at Lutheran church with burial in Xander Cemetery. Reverend I W Bingaman officiated.
Alvira Bowman daughter of Thomas and Mary Davie was born in Morgan County Illinois in 1857 and died February 18 1983 at her daughter’s home aged 76. She married John Will Bowman November 11 1877 and had seven children four girls and three boys. surviving are three daughters Rubie Ditker Clarence Manigold and Roy Metz, two sons George Bowman and Harry Bowman. She leaves many grandchildren a great grandchild and many relatives. She joined the Methodist church early and remained active in church and Sunday school. Funeral will be Thursday at 1 o clock at Kingston Church with burial in Kingston cemetery Rev Dardy officiating.
Pleasant Grove Burton Home Bureau Unit met at Mrs. George Doole's home on February 16 afternoon. Burton community representatives attended a Quincy meeting the same date led by D. E. Lindstrom from the state university.
The 15 year old Bee memory recounts a Rebekahe led old maid convention at the opera house presided by Kate Graff. Dr. Landon dies February 18. Maurice Graff buys a Bev ly store. Lewie Allen relocates to Liberty to work for Roy Taylor. Notts family suffers grippe. W U T U honors Mrs Breckenridge birthday and Frances Willard memorial set for Feb 14 afternoon. Weather notes say it is wet and rainy.
FOR SALE Blackwood two prices per load delivered. Lewis Flick. FOR SALE Large Cream Separator good condition priced reasonable. Elmer H Grawe. WANTED To buy a male hog Ed Anderson. SPECIAL FOR 2 WEEKS Baby Chickens Barred Rocks Rhode Island Reds Wyandottes and Opingtons state accredited blood tested delivered for 6 dollars per 100. L Walton Liberty Ill.
A quirky local note mentions a manager sought for the baseball team while players humorously debate spring plans. The piece hints at economic tensions, a strike threat, and a charge to readers about taxes, peppered with colorful slang and a lively, old-timey newspaper voice.
The Bee announces a free Swap Column for farmer subscribers to trade items they no longer need for useful goods. It excludes buying or selling and aims to bring farmers together for useful exchanges at no cost. The swap column starts with the first request received.
State of Illinois Adams County notice to all claimants against the estate of a deceased person to present demands for adjudication and settlement at the Adams County Court in Quincy on the first Monday of May 1983. Creditors are urged to pay debts. Albert Flick is administrator with Wilson Schmiedeskaimp as attorneys.
Herodotus estimated 100,000 workers labored for two years to raise the Great Pyramid, detailing a monumental project of ancient Egypt. The ancient chronicler’s figure reflects vast scale and organization behind the pyramid’s construction.
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