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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1923
Page
6
Markets show wholesale oil and farm products traded by local buyers. Hens split by weight, butter, straw, flour, bran, mixed feed, corn meal and seed meal noted. Prices listed for local and Baltimore markets, with dairy, eggs, and steer quotes included.
Washington reports the Federal Government seized more than 5000 stills in the last fiscal year as part of moonshining suppression. Prohibition Commissioner Haynes says fewer than 300 prohibition agents participated in the seizures.
Mrs Costello of Washington D C reports Dr Pierce Golden Medical Discovery revived her health after liver and kidney issues left her rundown She credits improved vitality and strength to the tonic and recommends obtaining it at drugstores or by sending 10 cents for a trial package from Dr Pierce’s Invalids Hotel Buffalo NY
A world Methodist committee meeting in Westminster passed a resolution condemning liquor smuggling into the United States by foreign citizens. It urged Britain to act quickly to curb West Indies liquor imports, aiming to ease international tensions and support Prohibition enforcement in America.
Lexington September 21 reports capacity enrollment of over 750 students for the 174th session at Washington and Lee University. Registrar E S Mattingly cites about 325 freshmen entering the academic, commerce, and engineering schools in the Union and abroad.
The Roanoke river plantation once owned by John Randolph of Roanoke will be divided into small farms and sold October 23 by a Lynchburg realty firm. Covering 1 239 acres ninety miles west of Richmond, it includes a deer preserve and was once a famous Virginia landmark with Randolph’s burial site formerly on the grounds.
New York reports the annual meeting of a council of Masons where Bishop Cook of Delaware criticized groups built on hatred. He warned of prejudice driving secret trials and midnight punishments that threaten religious principles and constitutional law.
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