03 Jun 1919
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Newspaper
Corona Daily Independent
Location
Corona, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1919
Page
1
Miss Connell’s class invites parents to an at home day tomorrow with student written invitations. Visitors will be served punch, and the note lists Dr Huff of Huff Block West Sixth St as a contact as part of the event.
The Angels allocate 2 million dollars for mining development on Table Mountain, outlining investment goals and expected impact on the project.
H E Roberts bought a 10 acre ranch through P J Whitten agency as an investment in Corona Farms. Whitten reports another sale of a 30 acre ranch to a leading Corona orange grower. The Independent notes cheerful new subscribers praising Corona and Belle Street. Corona Hardware adds electric appliances to its stock including washing machines and fans to meet summer demand.
City officials discussed moving the rubbish pile east of the Boulevard near the Pacific Electric line to Magnolia Avenue south of Fullerton. Two bills were held up due to missing requisitions while auditing officials approved others. May city expenditures totaled 2626 dollars. a full list will appear tomorrow in The Independent.
An early 20th century notice promotes Kellogg's Ant Paste as an easy solution to ant infestations after rains. It claims rapid ant expulsion and lasting effect, with testimonials. The paste is sold by druggists and identifiable by a patent-like cap, warning against imitators and advising use on cracks and openings.
William 8 Hart leads the Artcraft feature Branding Broadway at the Majestic tomorrow with a strong pairing by Leena Owen. The film blends comedy and drama in Gardner Sullivan and Thomas H Ince collaboration and showcases Owen as a charming waitress in a standout performance.
A meeting of Charters-Davis Company stockholders is scheduled for July 3, 1919 at 10 A.M. at the Corona office to consider increasing capital from 50000 to 150000 dollars, with 50000 to 150000 shares. The notice, dated April 28, 1919, is issued by Secretary A G Ritter under the board’s order. The document also contains unrelated editorial remarks about industry policy and labor.
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