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Newspaper

Corona Daily Independent

Location

Corona, California, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1931

Page

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Billion Dollars in Agriculture of California

California agriculture nears a billion-dollar annual value with 135,677 farms, up 100,000 since census start. Riverside County totals 4,746 farms, with land and buildings valued at about 155.4 million dollars. Secretary Jordan notes diverse farming ventures and a shift to smaller farm sizes averaging 225 acres.

Sacramento Daily Independent California Sam Bureau of Census Frank C. Jordan Riverside County Jordan Agriculture

Sheridan Wins in Bout With Atkinson

In San Bernardino on June 5, Homer Sheridan defeated Billy Atkinson by a clear ten round decision in the main event of the Orange Belt Athletic club program. Warren Frakes revived form to stop Al Garcia in six rounds, while Peppy Sanchez knocked out Ventura De La Cruz in the opening round of the curtain-raiser.

San Bernardino Homer Poison Sheridan Billy Atkinson Orange Belt Athletic Club Warren Frakes Ontario al Garcia Garcia Frakes Warren Peppy Sanchez Ventura de la Crux la Cruz

Stanfield Building Rebuilding After Fire Destruction

A Los Angeles contractor hired by the insurer began rebuilding the Fifth and Main Street structure owned by Ralph W. Stanfield after a partial fire damage linked to the Turbofill Sullivan welding works. The work uses Corona labor and is valued around 1500 dollars with insurance adjustment recently agreed to restore the building to its pre fire condition.

Los Angeles Fifth and Main Streets Ralph W. Stanfield

Average college presidents ailing tenure and scope of land grant colleges

Sacramento June 5 The survey by William John Cooper federal commissioner of education shows the typical college president is about 55 years old with short tenures. Among land grant colleges 69 institutions exist with combined property value 440 million dollars and annual income 145 million dollars overseen by 644 trustees, only 34 women.

Sacramento Willian John Cooper California Land Grant Colleges United States University of California Oregon State College Ohio State University Massachusetts Tech Canada Mexico Scotland Wales

State Governments Reshape Budgets and College Autonomy

Trustees and executive officers are examined as the report analyzes shifts in state governance. It notes recent reorganizations extend state agency financial and internal control over colleges, challenging the authority of governing boards and institutional administrators.

Trial Dr Thurresson to Examine Mrs Sherwood in Auto Injury Suit

Riverside June 5 Dr Paul M Thurresson appointed by Superior Judge O K Morton to examine Mrs Elsie Sherwood plaintiff in a personal injury suit arising from an automobile crash and report on injuries. The trial enters its third day with the plaintiff seeking 10000. Marvih Thomas driver of the car cannot appear. defense is handled by an insurance company. Witnesses include Building Inspector J A Gidley and three physicians Dr C R Geith Dr C A Russell and W S Davis.

Riverside Paul M. Thurresson O. K. Morton Elsie Sherwood Sher‘Wood Marvih Thomas J. A. ‘Gidley Corona Thomas Vlaine Cubley C. ‘A. ‘Russell

California to Expand Agricultural Education Program

Sacramento reports California will launch a broad agricultural education expansion starting July 1. The plan adds the agricultural department of the California Polytechnic School at San Luis Obispo to a vocational program led by J I Thompson and Theodore Macklin. The course focus shifts toward terminal, project based farmer training with strong practical placement aims.

Sacramento Daily Independent California Julian A. McPhee Bureau ‘of ‘Agricultural Education State ‘Department of Education Agricultural ‘Department California ‘Poly‘technic School San Luis Obispo J. I. Thompson Theodore ‘Macklin University of Wisconsin San ‘Luis Obispo McPhee

Poultry Market Prices Reported in Los Angeles

Price quotations from yesterday's close show hens and leghorns under 31 pounds at 12 cents per pound, 31 to 4 pounds at 14 cents, and 4 pounds up at 14 cents. Colored hens 4 pounds and up fetch 24 cents. broilers 1 to 11 pounds 16 cents and 11 to 24 pounds 17 cents. Fryers Leghorns 2 1/4 to 3 pounds 17 cents. colored 2 1/4 to 3 pounds 28 cents. Roosters soft bone 8 pounds and up 30 cents. stags 15 cents. old roosters 10 cents.

Los Angeles

Green Drivers Create Fewer Crashes by Age Group

Sacramento dispatch reports that California crashes are most common among drivers aged 20 to 29, with safer results for 10 to 19 year olds. The list of fault factors includes failing to yield, speeding, reckless driving, and skidding, among others.

Sacramento California Division of Motor Vehicles

Orange Packers at Riverside Tonight

The Sunkist Managers' club of Southern California holds its annual banquet at the Aurea Vista club in Riverside with chief speaker C. P. Cornell traffic manager of the California Fruit Growers' exchange. A. J. Nielson and William Hartley are named presidents and secretary of related citrus associations.

Riverside Sunkist Managers’ Club of Southern California Aurea Vista C. P. Cornell California Fruit Growers’ Exchange A. J. Nielson Upland Citrus Association William Hartley West Ontario Citrus Association

Tract Lecturer Testifies In Mail Fraud Case

Ernest L Phillips former Romola lecturer testified in Los Angeles at a federal trial over mail fraud charges. He claimed his statements about Romola land value and productivity were his best opinion, noting he received information from Alexander Hursh and company publicity channels.

Ernest 'L. Phillips Romola Romola, Inc Los’ Angeles Fineral Idhn Mt. Killite Alexander Hurdh Phillips National Accuse Sories Company Alexander Hursh

Dove of world peace stalls without corn of good will

The saying warns that peace efforts depend on mutual generosity and goodwill. It notes that without practical acts of kindness and cooperation, aspirations for harmony remain soft and unrealized.

Jefferson Quote On Peace And Alliances

The excerpt highlights a principle of avoiding entangling alliances while pursuing peace and commerce with all nations. It reflects Jeffersonian restraint in foreign entanglements and emphasis on amity and trade.

Jefferson

State water case hearing continues for Redlands project

Riverside June 4 The state division of water resources continued the hearing on Redlands and Hast Cigosia Mutual Water Co applications to divert 40 000 acre feet a year from Mill Creek. The session extended to June 24 with an offer to jointly stipulate thirteen points on water amounts levels population served and related factors. Deputy state engineer Harold Conkling ruled that spreading water alone counts as a valid application but required specifics on recovery and points of withdrawal.

Mill Creek Division of Water Resources Teating Redlands Pernitacie Mill Creek Canyon Harold ‘Conkling Walter Hartzell Conkling

Local Notice Details Schedule and Contact

During May June or July and again during October November or December Call E A Franklin Phone 517 J for details.

E. A. Franklin

Food Sale At Grand View Creamery

A food sale organized by the choir of the Christian church will be held at Grand View Creamery on Saturday June 6. Proceeds likely support church activities. a game score 33-31 appears in the readable fragment.

Grand View Creamery Auspices Choir of Christian Church

Quoted Remark Attributed to Hale on Sacrifice

The line expresses a personal emblem of valor echoing the famous sentiment about giving all for country. It presents a historical voice reflecting patriotic duty and loss without broader context or additional details.

Extras Fill Jobs for 4942 Women in May in Sacramento

A May report by Will J. French, director of industrial relations, shows 4,942 women extras hired for tally jobs with total wages of 44,245 dollars. Average daily pay across all extras was 10 dollars and six cents, with 190 per day for women, 23 for children, and 528 for men women and children combined.

Sacramento Will J. French

Patriotism Not Sought in Sentiment but in Laws

A historical wartime aphorism declares patriotism should be measured by lawful action and moral standards rather than mere feeling. The quote implies that true loyalty aligns with just governance and civic duty.

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