Fumigation Method Promises Savings for Citrus Growers
A new gas tight tent fumigation system for citrus trees is being demonstrated in Corona groves. Developed by Prof H J Quayle and Hugh Knight, the method promises 60 percent material savings and better results, operated by Prof Woglum for the California Fruit Growers Exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corona Groves
M. B. Patteson
Corona
Co-operative
Kellogg Avenue
Ontario
Mr. Patteson
California Fruit Grower’s Exchange
Prof. Woglum
Citrus
California
Patterson
Oil and gas and industrial activities across several towns
Turlock Oil & Gas Co resumes drilling at Prairie Field. Death Valley Pacific Coast Borax to resume operations Sept 15. Ventura General Petroleum reports a 600 bbl well in Ventura canyon. Yreka Bully Hill zinc plant begins active operations. Roseville Citizens National Bank capitalizes 500000 to open. Richmond Standard Oil opens cafeteria serving 1000. Orland Standard Oil Co leases acreage for drilling. Clarksburg Holland Land completes 20 new homes. Stockton construction program totals 1260000 planned for summer. El Monte concrete bridge to be built west of city limits. Yucaipa Growers Service Co to erect warehouse and packing plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turlock Oil & Gas Co
Prairie Field
Oakland
Six Minute Ferry Co
Death Valley
Pacific Coast
Borax
Ventura
General Petroleum
Ventura Canyon
Yreka
Bully Hill
Roseville
Citizens National Bank
Ledi
Richmond—Standard Oil Company
Ion
Jackson
Orland—Standard Oil Co
Clarksburg
Holland Land Company
Stockton
el Monte
Yucaipa—Growers Service Co
Commencement for Corona High School Class of 1921
Corona High School prepares to award diplomas at a June 16 service at Congregational church. Principal Glen D. Wight notes the class is the largest yet, with Dr. D. F. Fox delivering the address on The Mission of the Anglo Saxon. Includes program details and Class Day changeover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corona High School
Congregational Church
Glen TD
Wight
D. F. Fox
Pasadena
E. A. MacDowell
Herbert Smith
Glen D. Wight
L. L. Andrews
Corona Chamber Sets Bond Meeting for Monday
At a special Corona Chamber of Commerce meeting the board introduced a proposed county bond issue and planned a mass meeting next Monday evening to discuss it. The outline includes 125000 for the Corona to Elsinore road and 75000 for North Main street, with additional park roads under discussion.
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Corona Chamber of Commerce
Corona
Elsinore
Main Street
W. C. Barth
Riverside County Chamber of Commerce
Los Angeles Chamber
Riverside
Hemet
Board of City Trustees
County Chamber
Idyllwild
Country Club
City Hall
Chamber
Jas. L. Davis
Great fishing trip at Cuyamaca Lake goes awry
Frank Redans of Corona reports a great fishing scene at Cuyamaca Lake in San Diego county near Julian. Perkins Tribou Rice and Redans failed to land fish despite hopeful hints, blamed an off day and local rumors while the group drifted toward Mesa Grande before heading home.
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Frank Redans
Corona
Husky
San Diego County
The
Independent
Perkins
Tribou
Rice
Cuyamaca Lake
Julian
Frank Perkins
Givens & Harris
C. C. Tribou
Mesa Grande
Cuyamaca
Big Frank
Crawford sisters depart for Yellowstone trip
Hazel and Cecile Crawford left late in the week for Yellowstone National Park in Wyoming where they will spend the season observing highlights of the park and its natural scenery.
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Hazel
Cecile Crawford
Yellowstone National Park
Wyoming
Card Party Set at St. Howard's Wednesday June 15
A community card party will be held Wednesday evening June 15 at St. Howard's parish 413 West Sixth Street. Everyone is invited to attend.
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St. Howard’s
West Sixth Street
Labor Temple Opens in Detroit by Federation of Labor
The Detroit Federation of Labor completes a new Labor temple in Detroit. The ceremony marks a boost for organized labor in the city and signals ongoing union activity in the region.
George Brockman Dies at 90 in Local Community
The city mourns Grandpa George Brockman who died Saturday at age 90. He was a longtime prominent figure, served in the Union Army, and left a large family including seven children, 20 grandchildren, 24 great grandchildren, and one great great grandchild. Funeral held Monday at the Methodist church with burial in Sunnyslope cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Brockman
Brockman
Lincoln Street
Railroad Street
Methodist Church
J. C. Hoover
I. A. Engle
Sunnyslope Cemetery
Charles F. Hildreth
A. J. Rouse
Mr. Brockman
England
E. B. Brockman
Long Beach
George
Minnesota
Charles
William
Corona
Eliza Opler
City
Circle City Ladies Attend Riverside Talk on Suffrage
Misses Cooney Daniels Glass Saunders Robinson Lay Platt Holcomb along with Mrs Burton Mrs Nowlin Mrs Kennedy and Messrs George Nowlin and George Merriam traveled to Riverside Tuesday to hear Susan B Anthony and Mrs Catt speak on Woman's Suffrage. Two attended the Opera Olivette. Frank Scoville and two boys returned from Catalina. Clark Sanger hosted the Corona Paradise Club with a pleasant evening of music and conversation. W C Barths new warehouse is filled with implements wagons carriages. The former warehouse site now houses the new Ford Garage.
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Cooney
Daniels
Glass
Saunders
Robinson
Lay
Platt
Holcomb
Burton
Nowlin
Kennedy
George Nowlin
George Merriam
Riverside
Susan B. Anthony
Catt
Olivette
Ideal Opera Co
W. C. Barth
Barth and MacGillivray
Ford Garage
Combined Celebration Suggestion For Corona Incorporation
Mr. W. J. Pentelow proposed to Rev. F. C. Reid that Corona celebrate its incorporation anniversary on July 5. He suggested deferring the Fourth of July events to allow a big celebration on July 13, per this Independent report presenting the idea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Pentelow
Chamber of Commerce
F. C. Reid
Corona
del Ft
Cie
Independent
Autochrome Views to Be Shown at Local Church
Rev George Tillctt will present an autochrome lecture at First Baptist Church next Sunday evening featuring color Indian studies from Arizona. Holt spent two weeks among Hopi and Navajo with Grand Canyon Pet rified Forest and Painted Desert views. the free lecture aims to educate about autochrome processes and color photography.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Tillctt
First Baptist Church
Arizona
Holt
Grand Canyon
Petrified Forest
Painted Desert
Economic Pressure Delays Recovery Says Gary
Albert Hl. Gary argues demand is weak as people wait for lower prices. He notes incomes of laborers farmers and business people fall while taxes rise, hindering full business recovery until tax cuts occur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Hl. Gary
Steel May Wnite
No More Battles In Silesia And West Virginia
Quiet period follows earlier clashes as tensions ease in Silesia and West Virginia with no new hostilities reported this week. Local observers note a sense of normalcy returning and communities focusing on recovery efforts.
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Silesia
West Virginia
California must build its own exports to rival foreign trade
Controller John Chambers argues California must become self sustaining to fully develop its foreign trade. He urges faster creation of Pacific coast manufacturies and notes how long freight routes and canal shipping bias trade toward New York and other eastern ports, risking Pacific port business. He cites the new 100 million foreign trade financing corp as a tool to boost coastal industry and export readiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Ss. Chambers
State of California
California
Banks of America
Federal Reserve System
Pacific Coast
Panama Canal
Pacific
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Nagasaki
Panama
San Francisco
America
Orient
Pittsburgh Steel
Los Angeles
Livestock entries at State Fair set to reach 2000 mark
Stockmen anticipate the Sacramento State Fair running September 3 to 11 will feature a record livestock show. Officials estimate entries will exceed previous records as quality and quantity rise, with premiums lists prepared for distribution soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
Pacific Coast
SP General Manager urges curb on taxes at bankers meeting
Paul Shoup, head of the Southern Pacific, told San Diego bankers taxation is the greatest burden on American industry. He cited records showing one in ten families living on public taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Shoup
Southern Pacific System
San Diego
Card Party at St Edward's Parish June 1
A card party will be held Wednesday evening June 1 at St Edward's Parish 13 West Sixth Street. Everyone welcome with proceeds to parish activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Edward's Parish
West Sixth Street
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March of the Flower’ Girls
Wachs
Lucia Root
Chas
E., Maimann
John McConnell Glass
Salter
Lohr
Girls Glee Club
Marion Dix
Guyamaca Lake
Detroit Federation of Labor
Frances Jane Sladden
Pittsburgh
Celestia Fritz
Union Army
Mojave Desert
San Bernardino County
File
Frank Scoville
Catalina
Clark Sanger
Corona Paradise Club
Mickie
Ino
Chambers
Poresga Trade Corporation
O.ucial
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