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Newspaper
Liberty Bee
Location
Liberty, Illinois, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1933
Page
2
Barren note advertises Duke No. 9428 a colt foaled by a Percheron mare and sired by an imported stallion. Available for the 1883 season at the keeper Wm J Kill's barn. Terms include six dollars to incur mare with foal and colt to stand.
Mr and Mrs Earl Rabl announce the birth of a daughter on Friday May 19 1983 in the local hospital. The baby joins the family with both parents listed as delighted.
Francis E. Sisson of the American Bankers Association asserts that a failure-proof banking system requires not only capable bankers but strong government supervision and active public participation. He calls for higher safeguards, universal sound practices, and shared responsibility among banks, officials, and citizens to ensure banks remain immune to failure.
A New Hampshire farmer and county agent top-dressed pasture with 500 pounds of complete fertilizer at $75. After four weeks he grazed 16 cows for six weeks and produced 7,000 pounds more milk than the prior year while feeding 800 pounds less grain. With milk prices cited, he earned $189 more from milk and saved $16 on grain, netting $120 extra income.
Lloyd Morey explains the University of Illinois uses careful, itemized budgets for each academic and fiscal year. Budgets are prepared with input from presidents, deans, and directors, then reviewed by the board of trustees and comptroller before expenditures are allowed. Internal and external checks ensure salaries are fixed by the board and funds are preallocated.
Special this week five dollars per hundred on surplus chicks available Tuesday and Friday at the hatchery. Custom hatching per egg by the case of 360 eggs. Daily truck service delivers eggs from your town to the hatchery in Quincy Illinois.
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