More Rain For Corona 13 Forecast
Rain is expected throughout the day with clearing conditions tomorrow per a United States Weather Bureau forecast. A Pacific Coast storm brought very low temperatures and high winds to northern California, with effects felt in the southland and rain likely in the next 24 hours. Snow covered western Washington 36 hours, causing accidents and service delays. Seattle recorded nine inches, with trolley service halted for two hours and wires out between Seattle and Vancouver.
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Seattle
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Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul Railway
Cascade Mountains
Quilcene
Olympic Peninsula
Port Townsend
Growers Move Toward One-Variety Cotton Bill in California
The California Cotton Growers association executive and legislative committees met at the San Gorgonio Inn in Banning yesterday. They ordered final preparation of a bill for one-variety cotton planting to be introduced at the January legislative session. George Wing of Banning was authorized to draft the final bill once all material is ready.
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California Cotton Growers Association
San Gorgonio Inn
Banning
George Wing
Corona History Highlights From Local Notices
Yesterday and years past are recapped with a list of local names and events. Phil Pedley’s departure for England delays his return for months while the Scott brothers lease Henry Frazier’s ranch for two years to feed alfalfa. District Young People’s Society convention attendees Mr. and Mrs. Peach, Mrs. Cover, and J. M. Glass return from Santa Ana. Ten years ago the Mussetter family traveled to San Bernardino in a new Studebaker with Miss Martin of Pennsylvania. Corona Country Club members plan a belated charity replay of What Happened to Jones for Belgian relief and local needy. Eaton Bluckhahn returns home from Stanford for Christmas vacation.
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Phil Pedley
England
I. N. Sears
Call Fruit Company
Ramona Street
Main Street
Coburn
D. G. Clayton
Clayton
R. P. Mussetter
Martin
Pennsylvania
San Bernardino
Studebaker
Corona Country Club
Jones
Eaton Bluckhahn
Stanford University
Postal Campatun Last Year Was Successful
The Shop Early Mail Early campaign, begun by the Acting Postmaster General John H Bartlett, last year proved highly beneficial. It helped deliver Christmas mail before noon on December 25 and encouraged timely gift wrapping, better store selection, and lighter clerical loads. Citizens urged to shop and mail early and avoid small envelopes to speed sorting and delivery.
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Post Office
John H. Bartlett
Scooters Given Away To Corona Kiddies
The Corona Daily Independent offers a free scooter for every three month subscription, new or renewal, turned into the office before Christmas. Kids in Corona are urged to grab a scooter offer now and enjoy a holiday prize.
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Corona
Kiddies of
Corona Daily Independent
Christmas Carols Sing by City Children
Fifth and sixth grade pupils from Washington and Lincoln grammar schools will sing Christmas carols on public streets weather permitting. They meet at Seventh and Main at 3 p.m. and travel the city to uplift the homebound, continuing a tradition from last year.
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Washington and
Lincoln
Mary Brown
Public land reserves total 4.76 million acres across 20 states
The Interior Department compiles that public land reserved for water power purposes amounts to 4,762,844 acres along rivers and streams in 20 states. Arizona holds 1,049,969 acres the largest share, followed by California with 976,095 acres and Utah 468,678. Other listed states include Oregon Nevada Colorado Idaho Montana and New Mexico with smaller totals.
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Interior Department
Arizona
California
Utah
Oregon
Nevada
Colorado
Colorado, . 298, 376; ‘Idaho
Montana
New Mexico
Riverside Christmas Day Race Promises Strong Field
Riverside will host a Christmas day dirt track event at the Southern California fair track, with Frank Lockhart slated to appear in a Duesenberg and a custom Ford.Stock car races with Chrysler Studebaker Chandler competition may be added, drawing top drivers like Curtis Chamberlain and Jack Thiele as preparations proceed.
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California
Riverside
John Garner
Fair Association
Garner
Frank Lockhart
Frank
Riverside Fair Grounds
Curtis Chamberlain
Jack Thiele
Chrysler
Studebaker
Chandler
Riverside County Chamber of Commerce Meets at Highgrove
Regular monthly Riverside County Chamber of Commerce meeting held today at Highgrove to discuss legislative matters of countywide interest.
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Riverside County Chamber of Commerce
Highgrove
Wolfe Mystery Still Puzzles Police In Absence
Local officer report shows no new developments in the disappearance of Chas G Wolfe grain and feed dealer who left the city two weeks ago. His wife, fearing foul play, notes a December 4 letter deeded all property to her name while hoping for news about his whereabouts.
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Chas. G. Wolfe
Bradshaw
Wolfe
Supervisors Favor Bridge Across Colorado River Near Blythe
Riverside County supervisors approve a Blythe area bridge across the Colorado River with private or public financing if requirements are met. They note a second permit request from C. E. Porter of Yuma, and discuss a Kansas City firm seeking federal action. A letter from bridge engineer E. V. Leeson opposing private construction is read.
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Riverside County
Colorado River
Blythe
C. E. Porter
Yuma
Arizona
Loyzal C. Kelley
Kansas City
E. V. Leeson
World and Local Briefs from Washington and California
Washington reports memorial services for Woodrow Wilson and a national conference on street and highway safety. Other items note a $198 million November trade surplus, a tax ruling on export-derived corporate income, and a senate probe into revenue lax enforcement. In Los Angeles, Harlan Fengler was fined for speeding on Sunset Boulevard, Kid McCoy trial testimony continues, and a Teachers' Institute opened with large crowds. A naval plane crash near San Pedro injured Commander Perkins and Lieutenant Selby.
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Woodrow Wilson
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National Conference On
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Supreme Court
Department of Justice
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Navy Air
Commerce Department
Internal Revenue Bureau
Couzens
Senate
Senate Judiciary Committee
Washington Herald
San Pedro
Fred M. Perkins
Malcolm EB. Selby
Californiia
Corona Calendar Social and Club Events Week
Tuesday social at Congregational Church 6 30 P M Security Benefit Xmas Tree and social 7 P M Royal Neighbors visit Elsinore Lodge 8 P M Jr Sr Party at H 5 Wednesday Lions Club Luncheon Hotel Kinney Business Girls Club Dinner Old South Tavern 6 P M O K K Party Ko Wall Thursday Wood OT UL 2 30 P M with Mrs A B Jelfsey Class adoption Royal Neighbors Camp Glass Hall 7 30 P M Friday Rotary Club Luncheon Hotel Bridge Party Country Club & P M Sunnyside Camp R N A visit Perris Camp 6 30 P M
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Elsinore Lodge
Jr.Sr
H. 5
W.ooc
A. B. Jelfsey
Royal Neighbors Camp
Glass Hhall
P.M
Sunnyside
Perris
Churches Oppose Teaching Evolution in California Schools
The First Christian Church of Corona and Elsinore forward a joint resolution to the California State Board of Education. Led by Rev. Frank Wood the congregations urge striking evolution from curricula and forbidding reference to it as a fact, arguing it harms faith among students from Christian homes.
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First Christian Church of
Corona
Elsinore
California State Board Ofducation
Frank Wood
Universal golf club aims to ease carrying burden
F. E. Ganders of Walla Walla Washington devises a universal golf club reported by Popular Science Monthly January The device resembles a midiron but its head folds into any position allowing instant conversion to a driver wedge or putter
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F. E. Ganders
Walla Walla
Wash
Popular Science Monthly
Schools Close for Holidays in Riverside District
District Superintendent Glen D. Wight announces an eighteen day Christmas vacation starting tomorrow. Classes resume Monday January 5. Teachers will attend a two day county Teachers Institute in Riverside, with three one day sessions this year.
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Glen D. Wight
Teachers’ Institute
Riverside
Lions Gift Trees to Schools and Churches in Community Drive
Lions distributed twelve grammar grade trees and one junior high tree to local schools with plans for church trees as well. Lion Dave Jones led a group to Lake Arrowhead to gather evergreens for distribution, meeting San Bernardino pioneer Geo J Burton who, aged 101, received a gold-handled cane from the Old Pioneers Association. Burton, born in England and father of fifteen, still lively enough to perform a little dance on the occasion.
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den of Lions
Erades
Dave Jones
Lake Arrowhead
Geo. J. Burton
San Bernardino County
Burton
Brown
Old Pioneer's Association
England
Ten Oaks
Lake Arrowhead Road
Jones
Golf Architect Names Assistant for Park Ridge Course
John Duncan Dunn announces Jock Wilson as his principal lieutenant for Park ridge Country Club's golf course project near here. Wilson, a screenkeeper and construction expert with the California Country Club, has worked at Annandale and recently studied global golf course design, including Gleneagles in Scotland, to apply distinctive features to Bark ridge.
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John Duncan Dunn
Jock Wilson
Parkridge Country Club
Wilson
Gleneagles
Barkridge
Special Evangelistic Services Begin at Free Methodist Church
Special evangelistic services opened last night at the Free Methodist church with Rev. D A Shepard delivering the opening sermon to a good sized audience. He substituted for Rev. C A Watson district elder who could not attend. Rev S F Heilman will assist, and Watson will fill roles later. The evangelist is described as a young, visioned preacher with prior success in Michigan.
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Free Methodist Church
D. A. Shepard
C. A. Watson
S. F. Heilman
Rev. Watson
Michigan
Government to seek excess wool profits in federal courts
The Government will pursue $766,900 alleged excess profits from 47 wool dealers tied to wartime sales. Departments of Agriculture will file actions in federal courts across several cities over the coming months.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Nobel Peace Prize Not Awarded This Year
The Nobel prize committee of the Storting decided that the Nobel peace prize shall not be awarded this year.
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Christians
Norway
Storting Pes
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