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Newspaper

Corona Daily Independent

Location

Corona, California, United States of America

Date

Dec 19, 1913

Page

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Federals Loot Tampico Homes Amid Civil Strife

A trusted American arriving from Tampico reports federal forces looted residential areas of the foreign colony, mostly American households, taking portable belongings. Trains from Tampico to Mexico City via San Luis Potosí have been cut off since 4 pm.

Mexico City Tampico San Luis Potosi National Bank Bank of London Mexico Zapatistas Geneal Carranza Zapatista General Carranza al the Zapatistas Amecameca Ozumba

Corona Eyes Place At Orange Show Exhibits

Corona plans to exhibit at the National Orange Show with space already claimed for its fruit districts. General Manager Perkins says two-thirds of rack space is booked and by mid January the question is how to accommodate all entrants. Redlands Porterville Newport Whittier and the Quaker colony also seek space while Newport and Milo Hunt show interest.

Corona San Bernardino Sacramento Perkins the Sun Redlands Redlands Fruit Porterville Rieir Tulare

Policy to outwait Huerta Infin Blockade May Endure

Note to Huerta states no change in situation and that the administration expects its present policy to be successful. The policy is to outwait Huerta by the financial blockade in force for several weeks to force his downfall.

Washington Bryan Mexico City Huerta

Fraternal Aid Elects Officers

The Fraternal Aid society met last evening and elected officers for the term. J. W. Chaney was named president, A. H. Cross vice president, H. Enos past president, Mrs. J. W. Chaney secretary, Mrs. Emma Fairbanks guide, Mrs. C. Ye chaplain, Mrs. A. H. Cross sentinel, and L. H. Dawson observer. After business, Joe Chaney and A. H. Cross served sandwiches tamales and coffee.

Fraternal Aid Society J. W. Chaney A. H. Cross H. Enos Emma Fairbanks C. Ye Sentinel L. H. Dawson Observer Joe Chaney

Tramps in Southern California Reach Height of Season

A newspaper warns that tramp and hobo activity surges in winter in Southern California. Many tramps travel by freight from the Midwest and North drawn by mild climate, with some seeking work and others turning to theft. Communities debate measures to deter arrivals and crime. In Riverside and Corona officials discuss road work and municipal wood piles to keep tramps moving.

California Middle West United States Riverside San Bernardino County Riverside County Corona

Newcomers Visit Packing House and Corona Markets

A visiting reporter tours Corona packing houses and the Main Street market run by H. Fullinwider, praising fresh meats and strict quality. Uncle Will also highlights Corona City Bakery by Mr. Becker, touting Golden Crust bread as superior, moist and preservative-free.

Will Erade Hattie Uncle Bill Corona Corona City

Body of Alexander McDonald Shipped to Arizona for Burial

The body of the late Alexander McDonald was shipped yesterday from Riverside to Tempe Arizona for burial. Friends of the deceased and members of the Knights of Pythias from this city attended to aid the widow in arranging the shipment. Fr F Thompson, visiting on business, returned to Monrovia.

Alex. McDonald Arizona Alexander McDonald Riverside Tempe Arizon Brothers In” Tié” Knights” of Pythias Order Fr. F. Thompson Monrovia

Lemon Grove Owners Return After Brief Local Visit

P LeFeuvre and J H Fairchild of Los Angeles, owners of the Eureka Lemon Company, own 104 acres of lemons on the Santa Ana River north of town. They spend a few days here and return to Los Angeles this afternoon. Their trees are reported in fine condition.

P. LeFeuvre J. H. Fairchild Los Angeles Eureka Lemon Company Santa Ana_rive

Hold Up at La Canada Robs Store and Post Office

An armed masked bandit entered the La Canada general store and post office and robbed the safe of 187 dollars. The postmaster's wife was forced to help ransack the strong box. Armed posses pursue the robber.

la Canada

Velvet Sash Gift Description in Dressmaking Notes

A velvet sash is described as a simple waist belt using wide black velvet ribbon with two ends over a foot long. Ends are decorated with pink silk rosebud wreaths and turned back to form a pointed tip. The sash is presented as a perfect gift from an admiring friend.

White holly on display at Sixth Street store window

Joel Kloss showcases Arizona white holly in his jewelry display window on Sixth Street. The plant was gifted by Jack Forehand who learned of it from friends in Arizona. The item is described as a rare plant variety associated with desert growth.

Joel Kloss Sixth Street Arizona Jack Forehand

State funds insure workers against injuries at lowest rates

The article outlines how the state compensation fund will insure employers against industrial injuries under the workmens compensation act. It notes rates averaging 20 to 40 percent higher than California prior rates, with exceptions for household and agricultural workers. It emphasizes merit-based selection of insurers and aims to deliver protection at the lowest cost.

Cnet Tenet California Industrial Accident Board State Courinee Ao Emenual Cine

Reed and Hammond Auctioneers Promote Safari Street Sale

Reed and Hammond Auctioneers advertise farm and stock sales as a specialty in Los Angeles with weekly auction events at the store every Thursday and Saturday and private sales at all times.

Los Angeles

Lonely Christmas tale of a solitary narrator

An unnamed narrator reflects on a bleak Christmas Eve in a town where the air feels emptied of joy. He helps a girl with a fallen lamb and a wrapped gift, then learns she is the landlady’s daughter. They discuss plans for a family tree and the narrator laments his lack of companionship as he returns to his room.

St O Papa Mamma

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Federals Tampico Homes Mexican City Pletcher Navy Department Tempico Bremen Vera Cruz Bolivia State Department Fletcher W. SS. Windham Tepic Fraternal Aid Corona National Bank Ars Iorry Newcomer Ueto Iso Cergy Belkin Ory Prblic Aatas Reed & Hammond Auctioneers Story OF Pulet Tas Todgia First National Bank A. J. Ware Pres. Cucullarrington GEO Snidecor V.pres Laura V. Kirby E. Snidecor
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