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Newspaper
Corona Daily Independent
Location
Corona, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1925
Page
3
On June 13 1925 a celebration will be held at Julian California to fittingly commemorate the completion of the Banner Canyon San Felipe and Sentenac roads units of the cross country highway according to a report received from the sources.
Touring Department of the National Automobile club hosts a regional gathering featuring a barbecue baseball game operetta and dances with participation from communities in San Diego and Imperial counties as well as Los Angeles and Yuma.
Carryville reports the Bonanza 20 stamp mill operating steadily as numerous properties undergo rigorous development.
El Centro reports melon shipments totaling 52 railroad carloads prior to May 19. The cargo move reflects peak agricultural trade with cantaloupe through regional lines. Local handlers note strong demand and steady transit schedules.
Advertisement promises rapid relief from indigestion pimples back and side pains due to liver and intestinal sluggishness. Claims a spoonful of Mr Thatcher's Liver and Blood Syrup cleanses and restores energy within hours using vegetable ingredients. Sold with a guarantee by Billings Drug Story and leading druggists.
The Safety First Bureau of the National Automobile Club urges motorists to drive slowly and obey traffic laws to prevent deaths and injuries. It warns against speeding, running lights, and recklessness, stressing the right to life for others and the consequences of tragedy and legal punishment.
The new motor vehicle law signed by Governor Richardson auto matically revokes a driver's license after three speeding or reckless driving convictions within a year. It makes failure to yield a misdemeanor and sets December 31 as the registration deadline, shifting January to the registration month. The law allows physical exams for chauffeur or operator license applicants when deemed necessary by the state motor vehicle department.
The National Automobile Club Touring Department reports City Creek road in the San Bernardino Mountains completed and all roads to Big Bear Lake City Creek Mill Creek Rim of the World and desert open and in splendid condition. Plans include paving Mill Creek Road to Forest Home and applying oil near the summit to reduce dust. Turns widened and grades reduced on the road.
Long Beach Boulevard is being widened through South Gate connecting with Pacific Boulevard in Huntington Park. The National Automobile Club touring department says the South Gate stretch will finish about July 1. East of Huntington Park Atlantic Boulevard is also being widened to become the main link between Pasadena and Long Beach.
Members of the San Bernardino Valley Country Club heard architect and writer John Duncan Dunn discuss golf history and fundamentals. Dunn, designer of Park Ridge Country Club, praised the California golf landscape and predicted Park Ridge will become a leading world course and a California tournament hub.
A Chicago North Shore Bulletin opines that U S labor is far ahead of Europe and Britain, where unions cling to antiquated methods. It argues American workers use capital as an instrument for improvement rather than fighting it.
In Marysville, Yuba County reports brighter mining activity than in years past, with more ore production and boosted local labor engagement as inspectors note surge in claims and work at multiple sites.
The Yreka region established the Butte Valley irrigation district with a $500,000 fund to support water projects and improve farm infrastructure. The move aims to bolster agricultural irrigation and regional development.
Radio listings show events at 5 30 p m the Los Angeles Examiner matinee program and at 6 p m MacDaniels Nightly Doings and Amusement Information Service airing from KFI Radio Central Station in Los Angeles.
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