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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1920
Page
5
At a Sept 27 meeting the National Baseball Commission said the first World Series game will be played in the American League pennant winner city. If Chicago and Cleveland tie the AL games a three game series will decide the champion.
The clerk’s notice in Frederick County Virginia states a petition filed to set aside a 1919 deed from Frank G. Diver and Alice Diver to S A Huffman and Clarence Huffman as fraudulent. The suit seeks to subject the property to a $160.75 claim by O J Delmarle Co and calls for defendants to appear within 15 days and publication in the Winchester Evening Star.
An obscure notice promotes Triumph Pills with claims of safety and relief, stating the product is not sold at drug stores and urging readers to request more information from a listed party. The fragment suggests a sensational patent remedy typical of older period advertisements.
Nome reports Capt Ronald Amundsen’s polar expedition ship Maud wedged in polar ice west of Kolyuchin Bay between Wrangel Island and the Northern Siberian coast. Travelers reached Nome today to relay the sighting as conditions in the Arctic worsen.
A philosophical remark contends that the state belongs to the people, while every individual has belonging to the state. The saying emphasizes citizen responsibility and collective governance within a political framework.
Rex the dog of Rev. Dr. J. H. was arrested by Officer Armel for disorderly conduct and disturbing the peace after a complaint from Mr. W. B. White. The dog was tethered and kept at police headquarters overnight. no charges were pressed and Rex was released to Dr. Lacy.
In 1920 at Cotation Court Winchester Virginia WM LUPTON announces he will apply for a deed to lot 631 North Market Street adjoining John Walters and others. The lot was purchased by him at the delinquent land sale on January 3 1916.
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