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Newspaper
Corona Daily Independent
Location
Corona, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1925
Page
4
Notice states second class matter under the 1870 Act. Rates: in advance five dollars yearly, two fifty for six months or sixty cents monthly by carrier. Papers continue until an order to discontinue is received. arrearages must be paid in every case.
Southern California Business urges individuals to defend their town against hostile misperceptions and malicious stories stemming from the East and Midwest. It argues that collective town success hinges on each person’s active response to criticism to prevent lasting damage to the region’s image.
California chamber of commerce launches a state fire prevention drive with local pledge cards, prizes for signer totals, and recognition for top towns. Awards include $60 and a Forest Service airplane ride, honorary state fire warden title, and camping trips for Boy Scout groups.
The Independent corrects errors from a prior issue noting that Allen Ely, not Elmus Ely, won the senior high school scholarship. The apology credits the mistake to a misprint and acknowledges a separate lapse calling sixth graders instead of eighth in junior high graduation coverage.
Parkridge Country Club announces a new 18 hole course built by John Duncan Dunn. Dan Gilkey, president, says the whole course will be pure Creeping Bent including tees greens and fairways. Officials claim Parkridge could rival Gleneagles and St Andrews.
Detroit based Chevrolet Motor Company shipped 52 853 cars and trucks in May, second highest month on record, with 42 783 for domestic sale and 10 070 for Canada and exports. Retail sales reached 48 176, fourth largest delivery month, while April had higher orders and 86 512 unfilled orders at month end.
A. Bradford Whitney will serve as president of the Upland Lions Club for the next year after the annual election at the luncheon meeting held at The Sycamores. Other officers elected were Wiley Mather first vice president Henry Harms second vice president Fred E Draper secretary treasurer G Pryce Bower tail twister Norman Lawson lion tamer. Shemery Sargent was named to the board of directors.
Louis Braille, a blind Frenchman, devised the Braille system around 1834 and it has since been adapted to the languages of civilized nations, enabling blind readers to read by touch through embossed dot patterns.
An Englishwoman has invented a garden barrow with wheels and handles similar to a wheel barrow. The device blends familiar design with new bearings and grip, aiming to ease gardening tasks.
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