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Newspaper

Liberty Bee

Location

Liberty, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Mar 08, 1933

Page

4

Local Notes on Housing, Sales, and Visits Across Town

Fair to cool weather prevails as a new house rises on the Lucetta Uhland farm. A sale of late Wm Keller’s personal property occurred Saturday afternoon. Local merchants push bank holiday relief with a Bee offer for Chicago Herald and Examiner.

Lucetta Uhland Wm. Keller The Bee Chicago Herald and Examiner the Bee

Program Motto and Meeting Details for 1932-33 Woman's Club

The 1932-33 program centers on For God Home and Every Land with President Mrs Marie Deege Secretary Mrs Waldo Frey and Treasurer Mrs Dora Linnemeyer. March topic Child Welfare led by Mrs Helen Cunningham hosts Mrs Jeanne Wilkey and Marie Viar. Roll call Benefits of Temperance to the Child. A speech urged abstinence as government protection against crime and bootlegging with strong condemning quotes about bootleggers and hoodlum government.

Marie Deege Waldo Frey Dora Linnemeyer Esae Ooo Helen Cunningham Jeanne Wilkey Marie Viar Roll Gall

Births: A Son Born to Mr and Mrs Ralph Butts

A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Butts of Burton township on Saturday March 4 1933.

Ralph Butts Burton Township

Manas Adds Names For 25 Cents Per Year

Any person may add his name to this list for twenty five cents per year. This notice appears in a local public listing column inviting readers to join by payment annually.

Politicians Enemy of Farmer Reveals Evolving Rural Critique

Farmers argue that professional politicians have long praised rural citizens yet ignored them after elections. They accuse politicians of serving organized groups and failing to deliver legislative results. Rural tax protesters and farm organizations push for real recognition and action at the state level.

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