City Council Debates Sales Tax and Public Protests
The Corona City Council discussed renewing a proposed sales tax to fund street work and services. Protests by retailers and Spanish descent groups were filed without comment. The panel also considered contracting trash collection and studying a municipal power utility buyout, with reports delayed.
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Douchney
Lo eGo
Corona
Jhe
Henry Stiles
Aristiles’ Superestiion
F. J. Steiner
Mr. Stiles
Corona Daily Independent
Mrr. Stiles
Unclear City Tax Debate Stalls Over Levy Increase
City council delays action after contested plan to raise the Popes cent levy to a set percent fails to secure approval. Mayor and legal counsel prepare for further meetings as residents await a concrete decision on the fiscal proposal and its impact.
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Betas Wits
daGuey
Ton
Mayer Dletener
Boavresi
Elty Ordi
Giowineth
Connen
Vitorney
Pheteher Bower
Peritaey
Viger Levy
Jooj Depure
de Quaver
Haguer
Fragmentary OCR Poetry Snippet Notes Woeed and Mace
Fragmentary text fragment notes appear with garbled lines and names like WOEED and MACE. Some characters and phrases resemble a poem or list of odd terms, with uncertain references and missing context.
Corrupted OCR Journey Through An Unclear Page
A garbled OCR fragment presents scattered names, places, and phrases with little coherent narrative. It hints at a news page discussing various topics but lacks clear events, dates, or identifiable individuals to summarize into a concrete item.
Council Rejects Funds for Christmas Decoration Prizes
The council refused a £59 request from the Chamber of Commerce and Core City garden chair to fund a Christmas decoration contest. Mayor Aten supported the grant noting prior city contributions, while Leonard Schiaidt questioned legality and city funds. The council ordered the communication read without comment, with no funds available.
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Council
Prigues
Chamber
Corer Cuyne Carden
Froi de Chamber
Rome
Boll. Bas
Aten
Christias Strotcher
Leonard Schiaidt
Tisiae Eyty
Coune
Coune Bint Schoaidt
Store Owners Return Scare at Local Shop
A Glen store owner and staff confronted a burglar who forced the back door, pried drawers, and fled as the proprietor Leo Penediet and partner Polies returned. Police report the incident occurred shortly before the returning owners.
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Boabdmsam & Bie Editer
Wea
Broascen
Aoney
Idnatnder
Leo Penediet
Polies
Ransaek
da. S. Caradesweet
Gifpita
Myr Beneet
Benediet
Due
County Hospital Reports No New Paralysis Cases
County Hospital reports no new paralysis cases at this time. The report notes patients are improving and receiving care, with no additional severe incidents recorded.
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McNay
New Electric Scoring Machine to Grade Examinations
A electric scoring machine will grade standard tests for Corona School students. It graphics tally papers from local and outside schools, delivering total scores and per-question results. Officials, including Principal Charl Lester and Mrs Addison, will supervise the system’s rollout and rental operation.
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Lawroice Go Thome
Childraid
Padh Spriges
Phare
Pisabett
Hidde
Charl I Lester
Daneoln School
Woo
Addison
Eleetrie Sroater Gaa
Creebete Comiteo
Wall Rover
Hiintes
Auto Overturns Lead to Driver’s Bruised Escape
A vehicle overturned on a rural road injuring the driver who escaped with bruises. Bystanders and police responded, with the driver reporting possible loss of control and a collision prior to the crash. Firefighters secured the scene and assisted medical responders as investigators began documenting the incident.
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Fragmentary OCR write up with garbled words and broken sentences. Mentions curfew, medieval terms, and scattered references to places and events but no coherent report or identifiable names.
Economists debate price trends and labor impact in the commodity market
The Untred Press report covers testimony on how consumer prices rise while wages struggle to keep pace. Economists Crow and Pagfoubure argue over market overcharges and the role of profits, with labor groups pressing for wage action and officials noting price breaks in food and lumber.
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Polos
Poopey Cookeheank
Social Insurance
Cou Aenko
Feo Ghatenmient
Choo
Stanley Pagfeoubere
Lamber
Pheoretien
Pheyosevo
Hevestige
Ana Peters
Hombernen
California Ends Daylight Saving Time January First
California sets clocks back to standard time January first under Warren order. The action aims to ease energy shortages amid Northwest supply issues and follows an emergency daylight saving law.
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Warren
Finch Warren
Mhondard Iine
Toms
Sais
Oweropite
Poowitt Private Enterprises
Pooreliowe Dt
Pactic Northwest
Mastoerovist
RED
China
Nanking
Comtrab
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Coron Naval
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Meade Folony
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Pepi Citfie
Monts Counsel
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Pepe
al Wet
Pyle
Aavor
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