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Newspaper
Liberty Bee
Location
Liberty, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1933
Page
2
Advice on preparing dairy cattle for show or sale emphasizes early care, proper feeding, stabling, blanketing, grooming, clipping, training to lead and stand, and presenting the animal in best condition to attract buyers and influence breed choices.
The Bee announces a new free Swap Column for subscribers to trade items they have but do not need for items they could use. The column aims to connect farmers for useful exchanges without any cost, starting with the first swap request.
Mrs Maud Hartrick Adams notes late entries. Mrs Wm Kaltenbach and daughter visited Liberty relatives. Theo Meyer and Albert Meyer hosted guests. Mrs Albert Kauffman of Richfield stayed with sister-in-law Mrs Joe Kauffman who was taken to St Marys. Loretta Heberlein visited grandparents Kaltenbach. Ed Vahle and family hosted Payson guests. Geisel Wells and Lytle families shared a Payson dinner. E A Hartrick moved Car Lake family to La Grange. Opal Cutforth moved to Lytle property in Payson. Ioe Cutforth to move to Payson farm. Ed Voth to Plainville farm. Omar Larimore moves to Voth farm. Theo Ernst of near Quincy moved to Schnure farm. Edna Proctor Ernst returns town.
The Bee defends the Exemption Board at Liberty amid county criticism. The column notes war bread recipes, telephone line rules, and local moves such as Walda Frey’s class 5 status and Ed Kramer seeking Colorado for health. Other items include Alice Gramke in Liberty High, Robert Hubsaker moving near Liberty, and a petition against Dr Lierle.
The Chicago Motor Club warns of four hazard areas for pedestrians: crossing between intersections, stepping from behind parked cars, walking along rural roads with traffic unopposed, and children playing in streets. Pedestrian deaths last year were nearly half of motor vehicle fatalities, with pedestrians at fault in many cases according to the department.
Local musings mix politics and weather as Main Street floods prompt a three day holiday. Gov. Humnur signs a wiggle waggle decree while stores brace for summer crowds. Frank Graf cites a town blackout and a cream shipment scare. A light joke keeps spirits from sinking.
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