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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1920
Page
7
The Commissioner rules that non intoxicating cider may be made at home without a permit and sold to permit holders or the public if kept non intoxicating. Home use may ferment to vinegar with no added fermentables, and the regulation excludes commercial use.
In the matter of the last will of George Fayette Washington the court orders publication for non resident defendants to appear within ten days. The suit seeks partition of real and personal estate or a sale with proceeds divided, plus to settle trustee accounts. Publication in The Evening Star and posting at the courthouse are required, with registered mail to non residents RR Thornton and Sallie French.
Notice from the Secretary of the Commonwealth and City Sergeant of Winchester announcing a Democratic primary for the 7th Congressional District to be held August 3, 1920. Polling places: Friendship Engine House First Ward and City Hall Second Ward, sunrise to sunset.
Special rates have been granted for state and grand camp reunions of Confederate veterans. Culpeper Virginia hosts the state event August 10 with two cents per mile. The Grand Camp of United Confederate Veterans meets in Houston Texas October 6 to 8 with a one cent per mile rate.
A brief note on apple dumplings tracing the name to English origins. The term dump on is linked to throwing down suddenly and the diminutive ling, with early versions described as a small cake made from rough dough and water.
Scribe Solenberger joined as instructor in bird study trees and nature interests. Marshall Kremer leads the sunburned squad as they enlarge the darky club.
Senator Warren G. Harding prepared his formal acceptance speech and platform outline for the Republican nomination. He worked through the day to complete the document and hoped to deliver it next Thursday after a Chicago committee formally notifies him of the nomination.
Governor Cox of Ohio receives a large welcome from supporters in Washington as he meets with President Wilson at the White House. Franklin D Roosevelt will lead the welcoming delegation and attend the forthcoming conference on the White House portico.
Reports from Moscow indicate Britain seeks a pact with the Soviet Union causing diplomatic strain in Copenhagen during July.
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