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Truthful Speech And Just Judgments In Gates
The message calls for speaking truth to neighbors and upholding justice and peace at the gates, urging honest dealings and fair decisions in public spaces and community oversight.
Yuma Editor Loses One Point in Suit
In Yuma Arizona on June 5 Judge Elmo E Bollinger rejected a bid to disqualify him in the criminal libel trial of George W Lynn. The judge ordered immediate jury selection with over 100 veniremen present as the courtroom filled with farmers and Lynn supporters. The case centers on alleged false statements about E F Sanguinetti dairy business.
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Yuma
Ariz
Elmo E. Bollinger
George W. Lynn
Lynn
Bollinger
E. F. Sanguinetti
Red Sox to Play at S B Sunday
The Corona Red Sox travel to San Bernardino next Sunday to meet the Lee All Stars, a strong league club. Corona sits second but can still reach first with 11 games remaining as Col ton Pacific Fruit Express and San Bernardino Mutual Creamery also tied for first with the Lee All Stars.
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Corona Red Sox
San Bernardino
Lee All Stars
Corona
Colton Pacific Fruit Express
San Bernardino Mutual Creamery
San Bernardino Lee All Stars
Remarkable Sewing Exhibit At Local Junior High
The sewing display by Miss Sarah Monette's class at the junior high drew praise for youthful needle work. Walls showcased hundreds of pieces and highlighted Ruth Gilmore, Helen Gilmore, Virginia Roberts, Phyllis Hifi, Marie Lang, Patricia Creech, and Annie Dillon among others.
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Sarah Monette
Ruth
Helen Gilmore
Virginia Roberts
Phyllis Hifi
Marie Lang
Patricia Creech
Annie Dillon
Tornado Rips $500000 Swath Across Central New York
Syracuse reports a tornado carved a path through central New York causing half a million dollars in damage. Weather crews assess the scene and outline the extent of destruction across multiple towns. Local crews work to clear debris and secure affected areas as residents assess losses.
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Syracuse
New York State
Coronans Return from Los Angeles Shrine Programs
Mr and Mrs H L Lyman returned home today from Los Angeles where they spent several days attending Shrine programs at the coliseum. Also attending were Mr and Mrs Elmo Hough and daughter Constance, Messrs A J Davis and L L Andrews.
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H. L. Lyman
Los Angeles
Coronans
Elmo Hough
Constance
A. J. Davis
L. L. Andrews
Tests Show God Progress At Lincoln School
Educational reports from Lincoln school reveal arithmetic average normal, reading two to three years ahead, and spelling below standard. E D Phillips with teachers tabulated mental tests and qualifications, with an honor roll expected for about 60 high achieving pupils. Sixth graders visit city park this afternoon under chaperones Miss Margaret Smith and Mrs Charlotte Hoover.
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Lincoln School
E. D. Phillips
Phillips
Margaret Smith
Charlotte Hoover
Weekend community notices and hospital update
Saturday shop with advertisers and a postponed Psychology Club picnic in a local park. Sunday services at all churches both morning and evening. W. O. W. card party Monday night at 8 p m. Mrs Ada Griggs of Magnolia avenue is confined to Riverside hospital and improving, friends glad to hear.
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Psychology Club
Ada Griggs
Magnolia Ave
Riverside Hospital
Episcopal Guild Sale At Grand View Dairy
A Saturday sale hosted by the Episcopal Guild at Grand View Dairy takes place at 1 a.m. on June 6. Participants expect assorted goods and local donations. Proceeds support parish activities and community programs.
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Episcopal Guild
Grand View Dairy
Hobby Counts Life and Dusy Seek Employment Aid
The passage notes that hobby counts life and implies the Dusy face languishing without an employment subsidiary to their main pursuit. It frames a condition where activity beyond the primary interest is needed to prevent stasis.
Notice to tradesmen from Henry Ye
Henry Ye declares he will not be responsible for any bills contracted by his wife Lily Ye on and after May 29 1925. Corona California dated May 29 1925.
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Lily Ye
Corona
California
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