Elsinore to Sea Road Work to Begin Soon
Orange County officials announce start of the Elsinore to the Sea highway through the Santa Rosa mountains. A mountain gang from the U S forest service will build nine miles with $3,000 from district funds matched by the forest service. The Riverside board funds the local portion, with Orange County surveying its section at an estimated cost of $100,000, to be budgeted next year.
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Elsinore
Sea
Santa Rosa Mountains
Cc. Jameson
San Juan Capistrano
United States Forest Service
Riverside Board of Supervisors
Forest Service
Jameson
Orange County
Ontario Business Against GHW Smudging
A Ontario Chamber of Commerce meeting reports citrus industry smudge damage from soot. A committee of business leaders citrus growers and packers will study orchard heaters to reduce smoke and plan a bill for the State Legislature.
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Ontario
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce At
Citrus Belt
Travelers Aid societies serve 2.5 million people in report
A report issued at the quarterly meeting shows Travelers Aid societies aided 2.5 million people last year. Marcus L. Belle of New York was elected president of the National Association, previously vice president of the Rock Island Railroad.
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New York
Travelers Aid Societies
Marcus L. Belle
Rock Island Railroad
National Association
Stanford to face Pomona and Cal in Los Angeles games
Stanford University basketball manager Andy Kerr will bring ten players to Los Angeles for games against Pomona College and the University of California. Injuries and ineligibilities hit the Red Shirts, though their defense remains stout. Ernie Nevers and Harry Shipkey were limited practice due to football commitments.
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Los Angeles
Stanford University
Pomona College
University of California
Andy Kerr
Sagehens
Grizzlies
Palo Alto
Ernie Nevers
Harry Shipkey
Pasadena
Gordon Steele
Cardinals
New York
Portugese
Shipping Board
Paris
United States
Washington
National Capitol
Muscle Shoals
Senate
Tillman
Arkansas
Coolidge
Associated General Contractors
Plummer
The
Commtteen
Borah
Pacific Coast Baseball League
Littleworth
American Association
International League
George A. Putman
San Francisco
Howard Lorentz
Vernon
Carl Weber
H. McFarland
Portland
Charles Lauin
Salt Lake City
Wilbur DU. Campbell
Wid McCoy
Yest Orday
Willsur Aleres
Jan
FLV
Sacramento
M. A. Guntz
San Proneicco
California
Calvin Cooldee
Charles G. Dawes
Frank Cosorgan
Assambly
Lectures Outline Laws of Prosperity at Clubhouse
Miss Verona Gina Hull psychologist lecturing at the Woman’s Clubhouse argues luck is a phantom and that success or failure has definite causes. She cites a 95 percent business failure rate and says tonight’s talk will reveal the laws and secrets of prosperity with a post lecture character analysis.
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Miss Verona
Georgina Hull
Hull
Two Corona Juveniles Held on Theft Charge
Allen Fisher 15 and Andrew Jackson 14 were turned over to Riverside authorities and lodged in the detention home after being charged with theft. They allegedly took medical instruments from Dr. D A Crew’s car during the Carnival of Lights. Night Patrolman Brewer arrested them last Saturday night.
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Corona
Riverside
Allen Fisher
Andrew Jackson
D. A. Crew
Bradshaw
Brewer
First World Championship for Women Skating Won in Davos
The 1905 event in Davos saw Mrs. Syers of the Figure Skating Club London capture the title in the inaugural women’s world championship.
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Davos
Syers
The
Figure Skating Club
London
Santa Ana Canyon Read Will Open Thursday
Announcement by Supervisor TL oC Jameson says the Santa Ana canyon highway will open to traffic either Thursday afternoon or Friday morning, after four weeks of closure. The reopening brings relief to tourists and Corona merchants.
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Santa Ana Canyor
TL Oc. Jameson
Santa Ana Canyon Highway
Corona
Corona Quintet Reports First Postholiday Scrimmage
The Corona City five travels to Hemet Thursday night for an inter community basketball contest at 8 o clock. The local team is just returning to form after the holiday play off and this is the first scrimmage of the new year. A return game will follow in Corona at a later date.
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Hemet
Corona City
Corona
Circle City
Ifemet
Intercollegiate Lacrosse League Eyes Rise in Colleges
The Intercollegiate Lacrosse League plans an organized campaign to promote lacrosse as a leading sport at American colleges, aiming to attract participation and attention across campuses.
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The
Intercollegiate Lacrosse League
Supervisors Debate Salary Raises and Road Projects
County supervisors discuss proposed salaries for the sheriff deputy force and consider presenting grand jury recommendations to the board for action next week. Road improvements include completion of Perris street paving and Mecca-Qasis graveling with cost updates. Annual reports from the sealer of weights and measures and the county human officer were received.
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Ph. Perris
Froud
W. OS. Connor
Mecca-Qasis
Palin Springs
A. C. Fulmer
Alderhill
Charles M. Shields
A. W. Fulton
Loronan Arrested On Check Charge
C. N. Stewart an 81 year old Corona resident is jailed in Riverside County after pleading not guilty to uttering and passing a false check. He was arrested in Los Angeles for passing a bad check to a local confectionery firm. His trial had been set for January 21.
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C. N. Stewart
Riverside County
Justice of the Pace Stahl
Stewart
Corona
Los Angeles
President and Mrs Coolideg Visit City Gallery
President and Mrs Coolideg made an unannounced public day visit to the Corporate' datory of Art gallery. They viewed new exhibition paintings and familiar favorites, engaging with Sunday visitors for over an hour.
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Washington
Corona Calendar Social and Club Events Summary
Tonight free psychology lecture at Woman's Clubhouse. W. I. C. Luncheon 12 30 p m. K P meet 7 30 p m. Wednesday Business Girls Club with Miss Van Zandt 6 30 p m. American Legion Auxiliary luncheon at W E C House. Lion Club Hotel Kinney 6 45 p m. Old Family Dance Redman Hall 8 p m. American Legion meeting 7 30. Royal Neighbors 7 30. Friday Dr Lowman free lecture H S Auditorium 7 30 p m. Rotary Club Luncheon Hotel Kinney Co dinner and bridge tournament.
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Woman's Clubhouse
Business Girls’ Club
Miss van Zandt
American Legion Auxiliary
W. £. C. House
Lion Club
Hotel Kinney
Redman Hall
American Legion
Royal Neighbors
Lowman
H. S. Auditorium
Rotary Club
Kinney, Co
Seates Produce Huge Supply of Apples
The article notes apples as a major industry, with the 1820s values and export figures cited. It highlights North Carolina orchards before prohibition and remarks on the cultural demand for apples. It frames apple farming as a scientific, large-scale activity contributing to the economy.
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Seates
North Carolina
America
Riverside Trustees Favor Prison Camp Land Purchase
Special meeting called to consider buying 15.8 acres from Sterns Realty for a sewer farm near Riverside. Board approved the land purchase and authorized filing deeds. A proposal for a county jail work camp to employ prisoners was discussed with Sheriff Clein Swaetser. curb work on the Speedway front was also approved for driveway access.
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WK. R. Nonhot
Board of Trustees
Sterns Realty Company
Clein Swaetser
Cominy
Sam Bernardine
Sireta
Redlands hosts officers of citrus belt printing association
At the Casa Loma hotel in Redlands officers for the Employing Printers' Association of the Citrus Belt were elected. Eric Powell of Sun Printing and Bindery in San Bernardino Md Westerfield of Press Printing and Binding in Riverside and Mrs B F Cross of Barnum and Pligg in San Bernardino were named officers for the coming year.
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Offcers
Citrus Belt
Casa Loma
Redlands
Geo. M. Blair
Jay S. Reeder
The
Independent
Dorotha
Othe S Tudy
Dustry
Eric Powell
Sun Printing and Bindine Company
San Bernardino
MD. Westerfield
Prees Printing and Binding Company
Miverside
B. F. Cross
Firm
Barnum and Pligg
San Ferdnardino
Washington appoints three-special commissioners for water use talks
President Cools idge designates three special commissioners to negotiate with a Mexican commission for equitable use of the waters of the Rio Grande below Fort Quitman Texas. The American delegates include Dr Elwood Mead head of the reclamation service W E Anderson of La Feria Texas and Major General Lansing H Beach retired.
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Washington
Coolsidge
Fort Quitman
Texas
Elwood Mead
Hair
Reclamation Service
W. E. Anderson
la Feria
Gaeral
Lansing H. Beach
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World News
Tonght AG Clubhouse
Miss Hull
Morton
QU KK. Morton
Peet Grand Jury
Couinty Board of Supervisors
Eeditar Fosvernigeni Act
Ot Murray
Vastercraft Wars
Ft J . Ee
Bo Wiisenm
Fire County
Fidiguebl
Aud
Loronan
P.m
UOUNA
Snider
Joely
Mors Duca
Eiboowab
Sailer
Stern Realty Company
Corotta
Tegee
Stern
Sterna Realty Company
Estebl
Connery
Jeile Chek
Uistrege Prenyers
Citrus Belt Association
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