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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1923
Page
8
The Virginia Demurrage Commission issues an order to implement reciprocal end charges governing shippers and railroads. Shippers face liability for failing to unload cars within 48 hours of free time, while railroads must supply cars within the same period. The framework, settled weeks ago, received court backing.
Purebred Airedale pups eligible for registration for sale. Colors black and tan. Sales priced at $15. Contact J. H. Brumback Meadow Mills Virginia. Advertise in The Star if you seek results.
Spreading from Washington across Maryland and Virginia the Japanese peach moth infests backyards and orchards from Leesburg to Rockville. USDA reports no antidote and finds the pest increasingly destructive with little effective defense for growers.
Chicago July 23 The quest ion of enforcing prohibition laws arose in midwestern legislatures as two dry bills passed in Indiana and one in Illinois none enacted yet in Illinois The Indiana bills strengthen late prohibition law and require penalties for selling poison liquor causing death while another creates a fund to enforce prohibition relieving taxpayers of enforcement burdens and producing a potential surplus
The draft text sets fines up to 500 dollars for driving under liquor, with jail from ten days to six months. Second offenses become felonies with one to five years. It bars possession of unregistered stills as intent to manufacture alcohol. Transport or distribution by any means is a felony with one to two years and up to 1000 dollar fine. First and second offenses for giving away selling liquor carry escalating penalties.
Property notices show lots for sale on South Kent Street and a parcel described as d. pouanES GREEN on F A Shryock's place dated 7 16 121. Other details are unreadable in the fragment.
Edward C. Rittenour Mrs Ollie Ghipe and Mrs Fred MacIntorff and two children occupants of a Chevrolet Touring car acted with presence of mind to save themselves from instant danger in a local incident.
Mrs McInturff saved her child Helen when a car descended a steep bank on Massanutten mountain. The occupants escaped unhurt after jumping from the vehicle as brakes failed at Devil's Garden turning. The party had returned from Woodstock to Fort Valley prior to the incident.
An incomplete travel fragment describes a steep rise and a descent to a roadway below. It notes the journey remaining about six or five miles, with the rest of the trip continuing after the ascent.
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