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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1920
Page
6
A ruling clarifies that owners may produce cider at home for personal use under specific limits and provisions. It notes that home production must not be for commercial sale and may involve fermentation changes into vinegar, with limits tied to sections of the act and regulatory language.
The document mentions education and medicine with degree courses in architecture and business. It references tuition, a registrar, and loan provisions with a minimal sum. The text is garbled but points to governance of higher education and funding.
Railway notice announces May 30 1920 6 percent timetable changes for Bristol and stations. Pullman parlor cars to Roanoke Pocahontas Welch to Williamson and Shen Roanoke connections. Elkins Hagerstown and New York routes with sleepers Mabini and Har Junction Parlor car. information through passenger agent Saunders.
Local notes from Armel Virginia July 29 report visits by Mrs Chas json of Baltimore and Mrs Samuel Haymaker family gatherings with relatives in Winchester Ridgeway and Middletown. Several residents welcome guests, improvements at homes and farms, Ford purchase, and a new lighting system installed by R H Cornwell.
Richmond will host the first annual Eightieth Division reunion for Winchester and Frederick county veterans with plans for sleeping quarters local armories food at nominal rates and a parade. A post organization meeting is set for August 5 in Winchester with attendees from nearby counties to complete the local post. Veterans attending the Richmond and Washington events are expected to boost turnout for the reunion.
The market opened with the storm mood in gains as steel and equipment stocks rise 1 to 8 points from yesterday. Shorts covered in active steels and oils while rails held steady and shippings faded. closing was strong with substantial gains across key groups.
William G. McAdoo former treasury secretary and presidential candidate announced in New York that he would vigorously campaign against Governor Cox the party's nominee at the San Francisco convention.
Three all metal monoplanes carry letters from New York and mayors along the route to a San Francisco leg. Cleveland is listed as the first scheduled stop as the experiment aims to pave coast to coast aerial mail service and gather War Department data.
A car collision near Front Royal left two locals seriously bruised after they were thrown from the vehicle on a wet road. Mrs. Ridgeway sustained a head wound needing stitches while Rev Ridgeway suffered chest injuries.
The Justice Department directs U S district attorneys and federal agents along with fair price commissions to monitor profiteering as canned meat is distributed by War Department officials. The low army surplus price could enable unscrupulous dealers to reap excessive profits on resale.
Henry Neville and Stephen Son completed a world voyage aboard the steamship President Grant, returning to Winchester from New York after a Panama Canal circuit. The ship stopped at Trieste on orders to return to Vladivostok with American soldiers. Stephen Son left there for New York. Daniel B. Conrad remains aboard, planning a future return to the United States within months.
Byron Pettibone of Manchester Vermont was found guilty of second degree murder by poisoning his wife in Bennington. The jury returned the verdict after deliberating since yesterday afternoon. Pettibone received a life sentence with possible parole after serving part of the term.
Fragmentary Associated Press text discusses immigrant status and eligibility for service. It hints at debates over loyalty and the ability to become citizens, with references to military duty and national ideals.
In Circuit Court at Printsettle County Judge Whiting overruled the defendant Dillard’s motion to set aside the jury verdict. The jury had awarded Dillard damages of $390 against Stonaker, and the judge affirmed the trial judgment of $390.
The article notes Republican presidential candidate Warren G Harding hosting wealthy supporters at breakfast in Marion. A subsequent brief conference discussed financial questions of the campaign and party business with Pred. Raphael and national committee members present.
Fragmentary OCR text describes an art echo around high hits and a three title limit for children. Mentions Puneh London Defer charitable and net charities, with unclear references to 86 78 and liber antance.
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