10 Jun 1927
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Newspaper
Corona Daily Independent
Location
Corona, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1927
Page
1
The item highlights Riverside county events including county fair activities at the Southern California Fair, plans by the American Legion for entertainment, and a campaign funding the Young Women's Christian Association. It notes Henry Ward of Hemet turning 100 and several community notices such as school events, birthday celebrations, and public initiatives across the region.
The report notes quarantine actions at the border with delays in May, listing ports like Yuma Daggett and Bhethe, with cases of contraband articles refused. It mentions isolation stations on the California-Nevada line and a partial tally of items seized or diverted.
A sprawling Beverside fair summary notes a 14 percent attendance rise and mentions key figures like McPaccead and AL Me arkemed. Ferneré Hobte is named as general superintendent with watermarked references to Beverside entries and exhibits.
An event at Claremont tonight involves planned return of a theatre piece amid a disrupted program. The note mentions a 45% valuation for the theatre and references the Pomona College committee and a cafe as nearby features.
Fragmentary text references Ebbe Veeck and overhead reduction ideas. No clear event, date, or organization is readable. Summary focuses on incomplete note about cost cuts and a person named Ebbe Veeck.
The editor reports on advertising dividends as a boost to circulation and profits. It notes a move to open a Los Angeles branch and mentions a reply to a homemaker seeking independence and tenant improvements. The piece emphasizes landlord credit and incentives for progress in rented housing.
Sales in the Fullerton Avenue Tract No. 2 are progressing well with purchasers including H F Laughran Lt 1 and 7 Rox Wolf H T Laughran and H L Tomer among others. About twenty four lots have sold with several deals pending as demand grows in Corona's fast developing section.
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