09 Dec 1930
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Newspaper
Corona Daily Independent
Location
Corona, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1930
Page
1
Hemet December 44 year old Los Angeles hunter Carl Wicking visiting the valley to hunt quail suffered a rock stumble as he prepared to return to his car. A shotgun discharge shattered his left arm and surgeons amputated above the elbow at the Sage country hospital.
Riverside editor E. P. Clarke lauds the junior college football team despite a 20 to 2 defeat by Compton. He notes a late comeback, missing key players, and officials’ close calls, praising coaches Jesse Lili and Jesse Mortensen for their season-long effort.
Deal hiobert de Millon supervisor elect succeeds Harves Johnson as board member after January first and Farle Pier district after Nivrelesto oper to watch the heard of SUperVisors Westeraay ward to prepare themselves to take over Chets ties Sibi within a few weeks.
The fragment indicates prayer time scheduling for a local area. Readable terms suggest a time marker and a public notice context centered on religious observance. No clear names, places, or organizations are identifiable.
Tribute was paid to Henry R. W. Simith, a veteran newspaperman, at Hoover chapel yesterday afternoon. Rev. Herring spoke of a life of service, and songs and a poem reflected his outlook. Simith died last Friday at ninety four after a long career on metropolitan papers, including coverage of Lincoln’s White House reception and the Gettysburg Address. The body was taken to Riverside for cremation.
New baby born to Mr and Mrs RR Arila on Blaine Street in December christened Raymond. The notice notes the birth of a son and lists the parents and residence with a formal naming.
John F. Krnst fifty three a Perris resident was killed when his light automobile drove onto Santa Fe tracks two and a half miles north of Perris axis of a passenger train. He appeared to fail to see the approaching engine. The inquest exonerated the train crew and public administrator handled Kunst property.
Elmo Hough of Corona Hardware shows copies of the Winona Republican Herald dating back to November 20 1855 when Minnesota was a U S territory. The paper is now ninety five years old and recently marked a birthday edition. Businesses in Winona today appeared in 1855 per the records.
Reports say the new Soboba foot bridge over the San Jacinto River near the Soboba Indian reservation is open for travel. Built by county and federal Indian Service at a total cost of $20,538, it replaces a dilapidated wooden span that endured floods for years.
The Gentry Bros circus arrives in Corona from Ventura for two shows on West Sixth Street with a parade and a busy grounds as the dining tent serves more than a thousand meals daily. Families, children, and workers fill the streets and tents as the largest independent circus performs, continuing tomorrow in Elenet.
Card of thanks expresses gratitude for friends and expressions of sympathy during a time of sorrow from the Pax ton family.
N. I. Valentine of Redlands nominated president of the Cit rus Belt club of printing house craftsmen for San Bernardino and Riverside counties. L. L. McFall of San Bernardino for vice president and Edward Moody of Riverside as director to succeed J. Walter Clarke. Election this evening at the Aurea Vista hotel in Riverside.
Christmas cards printed with your own signature at greatly reduced prices. Many styles to choose from. Orders quickly filled. Corona Daily Independent, 823 Main St.
Florence Alabama Herald notes a quote reflecting the view that all fathers support education, though opinions on its cost vary and some insist it comes at a higher price.
A market note reports lower orange and lemon prices in several regions with declines seen in New Orleans and New York trading floors. Sunkist names and trader quotes hint at district fruit movements and center auctions. price drops are noted across eastern to midwestern auction hubs.
A new neon sign was installed in the city center this afternoon to celebrate a fiber and technology initiative. The display features bold lettering and a modern design, highlighted as a landmark for the area.
A short reflective line notes that greater challenges magnify the triumphs of overcoming them. It conveys resilience without specific events or persons.
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