07 Jun 1921
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Newspaper
Corona Daily Independent
Location
Corona, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1921
Page
1
Local shippers and growers have wired the east for the new beverage recipe. The odd phrasing suggests excitement over a spectacular beverage that could influence the California temperance industry.
Brief item notes plans to extend irrigation systems along Sander Way. Details on scope, funding, and timetable are not provided in the fragment.
A Sunday Children’s Day program at the Congregational church drew praise for its complete program. Miss Teslyn MacDonald and Miss Dauphine Page led interpretive singing of psalms from The World and the Old. The chorus of young singers, aided by older residents, performed with notable taste and effect.
The Mahala company has for weeks drilled deep prospects and struck cap-sand at about 2800 feet. The discovery promises to spur oil activity in the Corona area, with daily expectations of further gains and new impetus to local operations.
Geo T McNally who negotiated the Carrella lease of 140 acres for a syndicate of Los Angeles men is also reported successful in securing the Yorba lease of 140 acres for Anaheim business men. Ten persons compose each syndicate and plans to organize leasing companies soon follow. A meeting of Examiner representatives in Los Angeles last evening completed an organization with F M Cannon as president.
San Francisco hosts a Sacramento meeting where the Board of Directors and the California Industries Association merged two bodies to form a statewide development program for agricultural and industrial resources. Delegates from farming, commerce, and industrial groups approved the amalgamation by resolution on May 21.
The Corona Home League outlines its purpose as a representative charity and welfare body linked to The Settlement House on Joy Street. It emphasizes broad church and local organization participation, plans for 1919 leadership, and calls for strong community backing and loyalty.
San Francisco June 7. Campers across California urged to follow forest protection rules during fire prevention week. The warning cites 362 fires from 1839 in 1920 and lists six safety steps including extinguishing matches and cigarette stubs, building fires away from brush, never leaving fires, avoiding windy bonfires, and reporting fires to a forest ranger or fire warden.
The Division of Landscape Gardening and Floriculture announced the establishment of official trial gardens at the University of California. The gardens will host impartial tests of new dahlia seedlings submitted by producers under California Dahlia Society rules.
A proposed Florida law would restrict net income for practicing lawyers to 3000 dollars annually. The measure, introduced in the state legislature, targets earnings from the legal profession within Florida.
A ship dubbed the Ark of Captain Lewis aims for Liberia after a rough start in Wilmington Harbor. Tug Jimmie K. towed and repositioned the vessel but it slid only fifteen feet from shore. engineers plan to return with steel cable to move it to drydock and finish outfitting for the voyage to Liberia.
President Arthur Westfall of Mahala Oil & Gas Co submits a poetic jingle praising Mahala as a booster town. The verse expresses hopeful lines about oil gushing soon and a bright life, amid stars and clouds.
Fragmentary OCR notes show an October entry mentioning ongoing events or deadlines labeled as a day for the fieBes, with unclear context and no named entities.
Dr. Charles W S Bilioit, president, is slated to deliver the commencement address at Rice Institute in Houston on August date. The event marks a milestone as graduates gather for the ceremony and address.
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