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Newspaper
Liberty Bee
Location
Liberty, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1933
Page
3
An October 1912 note from Liberty Illinois reflects on a bank closure. The writer recalls hardships when banks were scarce and customers carried money, then contrasts with the recent overdraft relief. The piece evokes nostalgia for earlier times and questions bank accessibility.
A Western Catholic editorial blasts Illinois Congressmen as incompetent while praising President Roosevelt for seeking power to revive the nation. It argues Congress lacks faith in itself and the people, cites teachers needing credentials, and urges legislative reform aligning lawmakers with qualified professionals. It mocks lawmakers for idle polish and lack of accountability.
A proposal in the Illinois legislature would terminate non high school districts. If approved, rural districts face upheaval and Liberty high school could revert to past conditions. A public call to action urges citizens to wake up. The note also jokes about increasing sandwich taxes to 3.05 percent.
Professor Einstein argues that Buy America dogma fuels nationalism that could hinder international relations, a view the writer finds aligns with their own perspective.
France buys U.S. wheat and pays ocean freight to ship it home for bread. Riots erupt in France over high bread costs as imports rise. If bread prices persist, the situation could affect international trade and daily meals.
A humor piece notes the President and Congress replacing been with beer in a single move and questions how the Supreme Court will respond. It riffs on constitutional balance and current political tone with a playful legal twist.
Last Friday fell on St Patrick’s Day but was not treated as a bank holiday, with banks remaining open as usual and staff following standard weekday schedules.
High school readers stage Aboard A Slow Train Through Mizzoury on Friday evening March 24 with ice cream and sandwiches after. Honor roll students listed include William Adame Lor aine Cox Ruth Gramke and more.
WANTS FOR SALE Blackwood two fifty per load split three per load delivered. Lewis Fiick. FOR SALE Large Cream Separator Good condition priced reasonable. Elmer H Grawe. NOVICE I will not be responsible for any debts or bills made by my wife Lucile Ross Special Permanent Waves three fifty Mary Bohne Prop Sixth Avenue Beauty Shop in the Kresge Building Phone 630.
Public notice is hereby given to all persons having claims and demands against the estate of an unnamed deceased in Adams County Illinois. Creditors must present their claims within the time specified by law to the court or as directed by the agent handling the estate.
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