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Newspaper
Liberty Bee
Location
Liberty, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1933
Page
3
The piece mixes tax gripes with a humorous France anecdote about a bow legged man trying Coue therapy. He repeats the treatment inaccurately, leading to knock knees, while citizens complain of tax mix ups and local worries.
A fragment notes roosevelt and a dernin cabinet, contrasting two meetings of ancestors and a congressional aim to end the depression, suggesting political maneuvering and public concern over leadership during hard times.
The piece questions whether both parties supported repealing the eighteenth amendment without restoring the saloon. It asks if they are keeping faith on this issue.
The writer questions whether repeal would end liquor control by racketeers and gangsters. They argue repeal could legalize ongoing illegal activity and doubts any guarantee would stop illicit liquor networks.
A student wrote that Pompeii was destroyed by saliva flowing from the Vatican, while another quote asserts Acrimony is another name for marriage. The remarks appear as erroneous or provocative statements from students.
A preacher urged oak pews for posterity during a church service. A member relayed the remark at home with altered spacing, changing the meaning to refer to their posterity and possessive terms.
Carera knocks out Schauf. the opponent is taken to hospital where he dies. The incident raises questions about safety and sportsmanship in the event.
A fragmented reflection contrasts women and corn doctors with parable on banks and failure. The piece hints at economic advice that banks fail only if people invite trouble, delivered in a folksy, proverbs style.
The passage argues religion should endure stress and critique. It contrasts modern routines like oats and breakfast chores with prehistoric life, joking about the backbone protecting from biting jaws while noting everyday labor and discomfort.
A brief note on residents relocating and timely rent payments shaping urban housing trends. The report contrasts mobility with financial obligation as key indicators of neighborhood stability.
President H W Chase announced a proposed biennial University budget of 8.9 million dollars, down 2.88 million from two years ago’s 11.28 million. The 1929 31 appropriation was 25 percent higher. Salaries have fallen 10 percent, with a 500 thousand dollar cut in the salaries item. The university will submit 4.45 million dollars per year for the next period.
President H. W. Chase of the University of Illinois urges economy to balance state budgets while preserving education quality. He notes 22 percent of last appropriation was unused, 10,000+ students, and stable high-cost colleges. The university seeks 4.45 million annually for two years amid varying funding sources.
Walter J. Weber, a University of Illinois College of Agriculture freshman from Melvin Ford County, applies research to his home farm. He tests Gopher oats yielding 18 bushels per acre versus 50 on prior varieties, introduces top wheat, tests 80 acres of soil, updates farm records, adds purebred sheep and Duroc Jerseys, and revamps garden and poultry management to cut losses and raise profitability.
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