Circle City dairy industry drives Corona growth and milk surplus
The Corona district houses about 2000 dairy cows valued around 200000 with an annual milk output near 2 190 000 gallons worth about 832200 dollars at 38 cents a gallon. Local creamery handles 200 gallons daily. excess milk is shipped to Los Angeles for processing and by products. The article urges expanding local dairying and notes growing regional demand.
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Corona
Hanol
Corona District
Los Angeles
East
Middle West
California
Corona Calendar Social and club notices excerpt
Corona calendar lists events from January including psychology class at W I C club house at 7 30 p m American Legion Auxiliary 7 30 p m with Mrs Ralph Martin 920 Victoria Ave W C T A 2 30 p m with Mrs B E Tyler Music Section 3 p m at club house January Social at Congregational Church 6 30 p m Supper County Chamber of Commerce lunch Kinney Basketball City against High School 3 30 p m Thursday Lions Club Ladies Night Old South Tavern Auction Bridge Corona Country Club 8 p m
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American Legion Auxiliary
Ralph Martin
Victoria Ave
BE. P. Tyler
Congregational Church
County Chamber of Commerce
Corona
Kinney
Lions Club
Old South Tavern
Corona Country Club
Headlight Inspections By Police On Boulevard
John Lawis renews warning in Corona as state officers halt cars at East Sixth and Boulevard for headlight checks. Citations issued to several Coronans and passing tourists, with most offenders cited to Justice of the Peace Stahl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lawis
Corona
East Sixth
Boulevard
Coronans
Justice of the Peace Stahl
T. R. Chambers
R. D. Bailey
W. E. Parks
Georgerio Pino
A. F. Ray
Geo. M. Peacock
Co. W. Jayne
Basketball clash set for Wednesday at Corona High
Local fans can see Corona high school and city basketball teams meet Wednesday afternoon at 3 30 on the high school court. Both squads have been strengthened since their earlier meeting and the game is expected to be close. The city team plans a practice tonight at 7 15 in the Congregational gym.
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Corona High School
Palestine Learns of American Rotary Club Gifts
In Jerusalem on January 19 Palestine learns of Rotary Club of America. A display outside Jaffa Gate shows two hundred olive-wood gavels from Nazareth relief school. The placard says the gavels go to Rotary chairmen in the United States, sent by Palestinian orphans who built them near Joseph’s carpentry site.
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Jerusalem
Palestine
Rotary Club of America
Nazareth
Jaffa Gate
Rotary Club
United States
Joseph
Jesus Christ
Flood of New Bills Expected as California Legislature Reopens
Sacramento leaders anticipate about 509 new measures entering both houses next week as clerks prepare for a heavy bill influx. Budget and finance talks rise in prominence while highway funding debates hinge on a three cent toll proposal. A special taxation review panel is set for a key meeting with continued coverage planned.
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Sacramento
County Chamber Meeting Sparks Publicity Discussion Tomorrow
County Chamber plans a luncheon in which publicity strategies for county campaigns will be discussed. Representatives, including community leaders, are expected to attend as topics cover promotional plans, fees, and broader outreach. The event involves university visits to discuss campaigns and potential sponsorships.
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Pao
World News in Brief from JARIS Early Jan
A compilation from multiple cities reports varied items. Woolens hats fashions in the UK and New York market optimism. Mexico demands passports from all visitors. U.S. tax data for 1922 and increases in net income. mixed political commentary from Washington on Paris accords and Coolidge. Mussolini asserts Italy stability. Senate debates Isle of Pines treaty and other fiscal measures. prohibition and World Court discussions surface in Congress.
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Washington
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Toro
National Capitol
Senate
Coolidge
American Society of Newspaper Editors
Commerce Department
House
American Debt Commission
Senate Judiciary Committee
Stone
Supreme Court
Shipstead
Farmer-Labor
Minnesota
Muscle Shoals
Longworth
Johnson
California
Paris
J. J. Britt
Prohibition Unit
Charity Campaign Opens After Luncheon for Workers
Fifty five workers for the Community Crest drive sounded the opening guns at a luncheon in the Episcopal Church. Leaders outlined the drive phases and how to meet the charity quota, with final instructions to team members and a renewed pledge that Corona would again do her bit.
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Episcopal Church
Corona
WANTED POLE CLIMBER FOR LINCOLN SCHOOL FLAG
Local report states Lincoln school plans to raise the flag again after a vandal damaged the polls. A specialist pole climber is sought to repair and reinstall the flagpole, with painters offering to perform the work. Community Chest drive details and donor guidelines are also noted.
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Obolp
Slemmerie Schael
Tly
Prince of Linen
Lincoln School
Ormoore
Ameone
China
de Wield
Tocal
Adverts Hold Meetings at La Sierra
Four hundred representatives of church departments from the Southeastern California conference attended a two day Seventh Day Adventists convention in the southland. Delegates came from the Pacific Union conference and from Glendale Loma Linda and Paradise Valley sanitariums. Topics included salvation of children and young people church entertainment programs medical mission work church and local finances mis sion offerings conference and administration relations and Christian business principles. Entertainment was provided by La Sierra academy with guests cared for in the Adventist colony surrounding the academy.
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Southeastern California
Seventh Day Adventists
Southland
Pacific Union Conference
Glendale
Loma Linda
Paradise Valley Sanitarions
la Sierra
Women’s Reformatory Admissions Drop in 1924
Amos T. Baker, superintendent, reports about a 20 percent decrease in offenders committed to the State Reformatory for Women in 1924. New York City residents accounted for most of the new prisoners, a drop from 1923 figures.
Rex Gaines Receives Boy Scout Gold Honor Medal
Rex Gaines aged 13 from Tower Hill J.L. is awarded the Boy Scout gold honor medal for heroic work.
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Rex Gaines
Tower Hill
J.L
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City Vs. High School
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Congregational Gymnasium
Merriam
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Riverside
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Ifafestes
Jaris
Feesem
Hiv, Son
San Francisco
Dorothy Ellingson
Hall of Justice
Kathryn Sullivan
Code Department
Mexico City
Mexico
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Immigration Department
New York
George Harvey
Great Britain
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Benito Mussolini
Italy
Mac Lengela Olhogl
Bawwa Vert
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Danin
N H. Norton
I. Patterson
Joy Jameson
Rosa Brunporn
Dr. Tolman
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Riescoe Johnson
IT. C. Jameson
G. I. Snidecor
C. KE. Harris
D. S. Williams
Rev. Evans
Rev. Wood
I. R. EK. Nonhof
F. FB. Thompson
N. C. Kelley
Baxter Ot
O. D. van Dyke
Robert Veach
Roy Browning
KE. Knauer
Luther Fink
Dr. Wright
Lester Harris
Chas. Miller
Elmo Hough
Herbert Key
O. R. VanDerhoof
G. H. Skinner
G. H. Simms
F. J. Mueller
WF. Clark
HI. Hart
PDR
Menefee
G. Ashworth
D. A. Crew
E.G. Gilliland
Laster
Dave Jones
Lf Schaal
L. la. Fisher
J. Damon
W. C. Barth
G. Clayior
C. Field
G Graham
W. Jl. Jameson
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Mm. Baird
W. Os. Clayson
John Key
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M. B. Batterson
D. Hucks
Larry Thomas
Nio LL. Layman
James Campbell
Fey. Oleson
E. Il. Roberts
L. L. Andrews
S. W. Garvey
H. K. C. Whitcomb
Ira Ashcrott
LA Sera
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