Liberty Mail Chronicle Classified Notice
Public notice indicating newspaper mailing status filed October 10, 1912, at Liberty Ml post office under the 1879 act.
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Newspaper
Liberty Bee
Location
Liberty, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1933
Page
3
Fourth of July Cele bration Toast By Editor Draws Crowd
The Legion hosted a successful celebration with fried chicken and calesthics for feet. The Editor gave a speech while parents took pride in a son who became a July orator. Liberty Park praised as a prime county celebration site. A pooster carnival is planned for next Saturday.
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Liberty Park
Route 105 Promises and Other Doodles in the News
A column of light verse and local musings notes Route 105 as a sequence of pleasant disappointments argues a federal highway dream may be realized. It also jests about the world war Liberty Highway, overheated conferences, freckles on peaches, stars in movie life and aerial cars on the horizon.
Bread price rise puzzles Chicago and Quincy bakers
A historical note compares bread price increases in two cities. Chicago bakers added 1 cent per loaf, while Quincy bakers added 2 cents. The text explores reasons behind the differing increments and suggests broader market factors influencing costs and pricing decisions.
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Chicago
Quincy
Balloon scientists seek cosmic rays in high ascent
On the twelfth of this month Prof. Pickard and colleagues will ascend by balloon to study cosmic rays. The article also suggests attempting to reach the top note in the Star Spangled Banner.
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Prof. Pickard
Dancing in Society Weighs Pleasure and Peril
An editorial argues for dancing as a long standing human institution and harmless when moderated. It notes dancing brings self possession and grace, but criticizes those who misbehave at public dances as giving the activity a bad reputation.
Farmers Bank Annual Meeting Sparks Cash Flow Hope
Front page glimpse from July 11 1918 recalls the yearly Farmers Bank meeting with new customers and 165000 dollars distributed to war funds without incident. Obituaries announce Fred Johnson and Mrs Jesse Mellon. marriages include Alva Lierle and Susie Kline. other notes cover births and local events.
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Annie
Farmers Bank
Alva Lierle
Susie Kline
J. H. Paxton
Golden
Fred Johnson
Quincy
Newtown Baptist Church
Nellie Mercer
C. P. Johnson
Nations
Jesse Mellon
Kingston
Gray Swan Bathing Pool to Open Next Saturday
The Gray Swan Bathing Pool at Siloam will open for the bathing season next Saturday June 10. It will be open every afternoon except Mondays and Tuesdays, with hours during the season. The pool is fed by pure sparkling spring water and features a broad sandy bottom for an invigorating dip.
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Siloam
Maine Street Hooray Fer Root 105 And Main St
A humorous reminiscence about Fourth of July celebrations and local boasts. The piece notes mishaps with a pretend kidnapping scheme and jokes about flag-raising, while recounting plans for a dummy race and a prize for a rustic fight next Saturday.
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Main St
Party for Newlyweds Brightens Spangler Home
A Thursday evening gathering at Mr. and Mrs. Henry Spangler celebrated the marriage of Otis and an accompanying spouse. Attendees enjoyed games and refreshments of ice cream cake and lemonade followed by a charivari. Guests included Otis Spangler Walter Gillhouse Wilson Neubauer Rev Howard Kunkle Phil Spangler Carl Vahle Henry Spangler Amiel Heine Charles Gillhouse Jacob Spangler Floyd Spangler Maxine Enlow Ver Vahle.
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Henry Spangler
Otis Spangler
Walter Gillhouse
Wilson Neubauer
Howard Kunkle
Phil Spangler
Carl Vahle
Amiel Heine
Charles Gillhouse
Jacob Spangler
Floyd Spangler
Maxine Enlow
Ver Vahle
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