15 Mar 1933
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Newspaper
Liberty Bee
Location
Liberty, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1933
Page
1
The Farmers Bank of Liberty officers and directors filed an application with state authorities to open the bank. The exact opening date depends on license approval. The bank is considered sound and expects to resume business once permissions are granted. It reflects optimism for a broader economic recovery.
Town clerk notice announces a petition to decide by voters at the annual township election whether to repeal or retain the poll tax. Last year the tax was not levied and this year many favor removing it amid high taxes. Liberty township reportedly levies the tax while others do not.
A Liberty youth group is listed for two County Sunday School Rallies sponsored by the Young Peoples Council. The Pageon Christian church event is on March 19 and the Columbus M E church rally on March 26. The Payson program features an Edwin Armstrong address and a dialogue titled Twelve in One.
A county non high school board meeting discussed setting maximum salaries for principals and teachers in three year schools while four year schools operate separately. The Bee argues taxation remains unequal as four year schools draw more funds. 1982 figures show higher per pupil costs for four year schools and portions paid by district taxes. The piece questions fairness of shifting costs to taxpayers while three year districts bear a smaller share.
An annual Boys Conference for ages 14 to 20 will take place in Quincy on Saturday March 18. The theme is I Find Myself with speakers music and entertainment and a luncheon. Registrations should be sent to the Y M C A by March 15.
A lighthearted short story appears in The American Weekly, distributed with the Chicago Herald and Examiner, featuring unusual and interesting elements alongside the main tale.
An editorial hails President Roosevelt as a modern Moses guiding America from crisis. It argues God places leaders in moments of need and urges all citizens to unite behind him with unwavering confidence and patriotism.
Born Sunday March 12 1933 to Mr and Mrs Qari Kill a daughter joins the family.
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