Noted Watermelon Man Now Lives in Corona
Corona's famed melon grower G. L. Hunt, awarded a 1883 silver medal by the State Agricultural Society for eight melons weighing 676 pounds, is urged by Crummerros and a Los Angeles seed house to enter a cash prize contest.
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Harding to Join Scottish Rite Masonry in Columbus
Pres elect Harding will become a Scottish Rite Mason January 6 in Columbus with the Columbus chapter conferring degrees. He will be the sole candidate, starting at noon with the fourth degree and at 7 30 p m with the thirty second degree. Presidents Garfield and McKinley were members of the Columbus lodge.
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Harris Family returns from Imperial trip marred by accident
Mr and Mrs C W Harris and families and Mr and Mrs Walter Harris finished a five day motor trip to Imperial hosted by C W Harris brother. An accident at Capistrano on wet pavement caused the crash. C W Harris suffered minor cuts and wrist bruises while the group was shaken but unhurt. The car’s steering gear was damaged and the trip continued in Walter Harris’s vehicle.
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Imperial
Harris
Capistrano
Better Santa Fe Train Service Promised Soon
Corona can look forward to improved Santa Fe train service, says Agent W E Hill based on details from I L Hibbard, Santa Fe coast lines general manager. Hibbard, among Corona guests at the Elmore Jameson wedding, confirms a forthcoming upgrade once a plan minimizes company losses.
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Los Angeles
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Studebaker Driver Collides With Milk Truck Near Auburndale
George Nichols owner of a Fifth and Main dry goods store reported his new Studebaker struck a Crescent Co milk truck left on the wrong side of the Auburndale road. Nichols said fog and headlights blocked his view and no one was hurt though Nichols’ car suffered heavy front damage and the milk truck minor damage.
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May Goes to Washington for Citrus Tariff Fight
H M May manager of the Ex change By-Products plant left Tuesday for Washington to aid in the drive for higher tariffs on imported citrus fruit and by products. Italian government supports by products and California must advance tariffs to compete. May plans a two week stay to work with citrus representatives for protection under the new administration.
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Hay Fire Destroys 250 Tons on Cook Ranch West of Town
A blaze early today scorched 250 tons of baled barley hay valued around 5000 on William Pipkin and Frank Vejar’s Cook ranch. Firefighters saved a nearby 220 ton barn using a makeshift bucket brigade. Perle Glass improvised a hose connection, preventing spread as investigators note a night sleeper left in a hay bale. Insurance covers 80 percent of market value.
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Frank Z. Vejar
Corona Fire Department
Richard Barker
Perle Glass
Temescal Water Company
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Glass Bro
Gold Strike Reported in Pinal Grande Arizona
Ben Pierce learns from his wife's brother John Any esishk that a relative has found a rich gold vein in the Pinal Grande district Arizona. The ore vein is twelve feet wide and likely a fissure vein in porphyry. The discovery triggers a rush as locals stake surrounding country.
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John Anyesishk
Pinal Grande
Arizona
Mr. Anyesishk
District Attorney Kelley Rescues Marooned Barker Family
Loyal C. Kelley returned to the Coachella valley to investigate a dispute that left the Barker family marooned on land access blocked by fences. The Barkers could only cross Campbell acres rented to Bill Codd in Los Angeles. Codd allegedly assaulted Barker family head, while Kelley ordered the road opened pending a county road survey to Baker poverty.
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Los Angeles
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Warships Scropped Since Armistice Surpass Six Hundred
The report notes nearly 660 warships have been scrapped since the Armistice, reflecting a broad postwar rundown of naval fleets. The data highlight a major shift in military demobilization and asset reduction.
Nothing Doing Until Tomorrow Busy Corona Events
The Independent notes a busy evening in Corona with a Mexico lecture at the Library, a Christmas party at the Corona Country Club, and a Masonry exemplification at the local lodge with refreshments. Social functions and the Majestic show also promise diversion as Thursday night gains prominence.
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Corona
Eastern Visitors Enjoy Circle City Visit
Mr and Mrs FL O Payton hosted a dinner at the Del Rey hotel for guests including Mr and Mrs George Reid and daughter Miss Catherine of Grand Rapids Michigan and Mrs Payton's parents Mr and Mrs G M Lane of Pasadena and Mr and Mrs J W Skillerman of Los Angeles Reid, manager of Bradstreet s in Grand Rapids, is on his first Southern California visit The group toured the colony and visited Mr Payton s father s grave on Citron Street They feasted on oranges as trees heavy with fruit impressed Reid He will be provided a car from San Francisco to explore Corona and Southern California and may consider making a home in the area after Corona s favorable impression.
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del Rey Hotel
George Reid
Catherine
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Pasadena
J. W. Skillerman
Los Angeles
Mr. Reid
Bradstreet's
California
Reid
Mr Reid
San Francisco
Circle City Band Benefits With Local Talent at Majestic
Circle City Band presents a January benefit night at the Majestic theatre starting 7 30 P M featuring local acts and a special Kerrigan film This is the first fundraising event to support the band and achieve self sufficiency The program includes orchestral numbers readings impersonations dances a tabloid musical and a Kerrigan feature film No 99
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Rouse
Seventy Three Irish MPs Swear Allegiance to Irish Government
Seventy three Irish members of the British parliament have sworn allegiance to the Irish Republican Government, signaling a formal acknowledgment of the Irish authority and altering parliamentary alignment.
Free Paper Handkerchiefs For London School Children
It is proposed to supply paper handkerchiefs free to London school children who are not so equipped.
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London
Santa Ana Oil Boom District Sees Leases Changing Hands
A Santa Ana oil boom district shows numerous lease transfers as property rights shift among multiple lessees and operators. Local firms compete for parcels, with activity signaling continued exploration and potential production developments in the area.
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Oakdale Almond District Estimates 500 Ton Season
The district reports an estimated harvest of about 500 tons for the current season. Officials note expected steady yields across the Oakdale and surrounding almond farms with projections pending final tally.
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Oakdale
Richmond Firms Plan to Double Factory Capacity
Richmond two large local producers announce expansion of plant capacity. The move aims to boost output and create jobs, with both firms investing in equipment and workforce growth.
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Richmond
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