Use of cider in home deemed lawful by attorney general opinion
An attorney general opinion clarifies that making intoxicating cider at home for personal use is permitted under section 28, while selling it remains prohibited. The document discusses the misreading of section 29 and asserts Congress intended home manufacture allowed but not private sale, noting timelines and enforcement considerations.
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Cer
Fal
Secretery
Houston Aehet
Hans Hon
Uae
Hel
Palmer
Final Population Count Surpasses 105 Million
The Census Bureau announces the final population tally of over 105 million for the United States as of January 18, showing the fourteenth census figures used for reapportionment of House seats. Officials certify the national total to Congress, noting preliminary October counts and continental bounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Cousus Bureau
Congress
House
Ued
Suracturera Urged to Watch Expiration Date on Paper
Subscription notice instructs subscribers to check the paper wrapper date to know when renewal is due. It emphasizes prepayment or definite arrangements to avoid service interruption and warns of delinquent status penalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suracturera
Wholesale Prices Fall 24 Percent in Report
Wholesale prices of commodities declined last month, marking the lowest level since wartime peaks. Of 226 items tracked, 198 fell or rose little, while 41 advanced and 87 showed drops. Food and clothing led declines, with food down 11 percent and clothing down 6.8 percent year over year. Memphis and several cities posted notable price drops, with Memphis recording a 4 percent decline alongside Birmingham and Seattle.
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Bureau Asys
Holsting
Memphis
Department of Bureau of Stattation
Memphia
Birmingham
Seattle
Butte
Dal
Kansas City
Leake
Denver
Los Angeles
Omaha
Portland
Ore
Salt Lake City
New York
San Praueives
Washington
YOR COUNTY WARRANTS 1920s Treasurers Notice
Warrants dated and posted December 18 1920 in the county treasury list 607 to 964 and 1920 series including all outstanding warrants in the funds Agricultural and other. Interest accrues on these warrants from December 28 1920. Treasurer Warren posts notices for presentation and payment.
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Perten
Rend
Inc
Warren
Curry items and Christmas at Curry school house event
A Curry school house Christmas gathering featured 1 tree and candy distribution. Local families including Mr and Mrs Mocilatn, Mr and Mrs Clark, and the McClain family hosted and attended festive meals and visits in Twin Falls and nearby areas. A community meeting is planned Tuesday to discuss hot lunch provision in the Curry district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claue
Jon
Curry School
Mra Mocilatn
Mestre
Dewitaunies
Db Fwangou
Clark
Man Thomson
Mierick
McClain
Man Piatmes Swanson
Diving
Clift
Masone McClain
Southern
Calforna
Dorothy Vernon
Twin Fells
James Swanson
A. ©. Divine
Twin Falls
Chapman
Mise
Ruth
Village of Filer Ends Old Water Rent Collection Method
Beginning with the New Year the Village of Filer will replace street canvassing with mailed water rent statements. Payments are due by the fifth of each month with penalties for non payment. Water will be turned off after failure to pay and a $4.00 penalty added. Permits and licenses must be obtained before operating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Filer
Annie
LDP
Allen
Notice for Public Publication of Homestead Claim
George R. Vosburg of Rogerson Idaho filed notice of intention to make final three year proof to establish his claim to the land described in his Homestead Bounty No 017472 in section 21 township 14 south range 14 Boise meridian. The hearing is before H E Powler Commissioner at Twin Falls Idaho on January 6 1921. Witnesses named Albert B Larsen Jenne Smith Howard Gibbs LeRoy Johnson.
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Iment of the Interior
US 4
Hailey
Kaho
George ,R. Vosburg
Rogerson
Idaho
Snetion
South
Range
Aus
Boise Meridian
H. E
Twin Falls
Albert EB. Larsen
Hollister
da Jenne Smith
Ida
Howard&. Gibbs
LeRoy Johnson
Twin Pally
Canned Vegetables Price List Fragment
Readable OCR lists canned vegetables with prices and varieties from Van Camp's and Campbell's lines. Mentions 2 for 19 cents and 2 for 850 or 856, plus assorted Fancy Red No 1 and No 2 tins and pink varieties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Camp
Smilax Paney Sweet Fowler's
Paney
Sweet Harvest
Sweet Keans
Empson
Majestic
Eapoon
Pomprin Empson
Kraut Armour
van Cary
del Monte
Grocery item list including coffee and peanut butter
A fragmented catalog of assorted grocery items with brands and weights includes Creme Oil Soap, PEANUT BUTTER Royal Club two percent, School Boy two percent, Mrs. Porter two percent, Golden West various weights, Hills Bros Red and Blue blends, Carnation products, Lipton’s, Hershey and Diamond brands. No narrative or dates, just a raw priceless inventory line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golden West
Hills Bros
Unclear historic grocery ad fragment for multiple brands
A fragmentary old ad lists assorted foods and prices including Swift's Premium ham and lard, cereals, nuts, raisins, and crackers with scattered quantities and per unit costs. The legible items appear to mix brands and package sizes in a dense catalog format.
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Coneue Bureau
Yor County
Warrane
Swanson
Mino Uritiomart Wolfe
Leonard Winkle
Maron
Divine Mony
Monwell
Parente
Carry
Divine
Kimberly
Atonday
Icon
Legion A
Dane the Old
Reybrace Hall
Descember
Sista
Jake Schlund
Askior Paget
Filer Auto Co
Beide
Lipton’s
Swift
Lego
Hershey
Baker's
Jemima
Ste del Monte
Saucka
United Stores
Wwe
California
Savanah
Porter
1000 Island
Port
Dade John
Mediam
Gallo the Durkee's
Fallon Skinner
Skinner
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