15 Jun 1932
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Newspaper
Corona Daily Independent
Location
Corona, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1932
Page
1
A fragment blends recollections of Sunshine a Reno figure linked to Gold Rush celebrations and local reform era memory. It recalls his odd habits and secretive life at a river district shack with faded ties to a banker's wardrobe and a frugal, solitary routine.
Corona schools were invited to participate in a major exhibit at the Pomona fair from September 16. The plan allocates sixteen thousand square feet in a new building for student displays spanning subdivisions such as arts and crafts, nature study, and vocational activities.
California's 1933 state legislature confronts the need to overhaul the taxation of utilities amid sharp revenue declines. The state board of equalization notes utilities have shifted tax burdens, costing the state more than 5 million dollars in gross receipts. Revenue projections for the current tax year fall from about 95 to 52 million dollars, with railroads especially affected by the revised tax structure.
A Port City resident, Mao. THOMPOON Phooko AWAY, died yesterday after a lengthy illness. The funeral is set for Friday at 7 o clock in the Hoffman Chapel with Pastor Mootshelley of the church officiating. The deceased had resided in the city for many years.
The Red Cross thanks the city for help during a crisis and notes volunteer and staff support. Officials praise community cooperation and emphasize ongoing relief work and cooperation with public agencies.
Fire attraction on Mintle Street to be razed by its owner after a blaze. Reportedly, the structure suffered damage and authorities noted precautions. The owner plans the demolition to prevent further risk at the site.
The county treasurer and records office report fees collected across multiple departments totaling large sums. Key revenue comes from property taxes, school and court fees, with Santa Clara and Sacramento regions noted. Local offices list numbers and distributions, indicating state and county coordination in revenue sharing and reporting.
Riverside councilors decided to drop the fireworks display for the town Fourth of July celebration this year. The event now centers on a Riverside region program with ticket sales and concession proceeds funding the festivity at the park.
Fragmentary readable text describes teachers' final vacation plans and related discussions. The content mentions various nonsensical phrases and appears to lack clear names, dates, or outcomes. The piece is a damaged OCR fragment with no coherent reportable event.
The readable fragments reference a long list of unclear terms and phrases. Mentions include various proper nouns and places such as Wellesley Hachette and a college context, but specifics remain garbled and incoherent. The item appears to be a damaged OCR from a newspaper page with many misread words.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a dramatization event titled Qoera Dramatization Mharcases Hage frarwya. It mentions participants and a vague setting with names and roles, but lacks clear dates or locations.
Fragmentary reader text mentions potential dangers and a ride decoy scheme with unclear names and dates. It hints at property issues and a public notice or report pending further detail. Entities are unreadable. specifics cannot be confirmed.
A garbled local notice reports a tree removal project facing delays. The fragmented text mentions Oak trees and a school site, with references to streets and locations like Vepatne street and The usorh area, indicating delayed action and logistical issues.
Details on shipments heading to Seattle for an upcoming meeting and keys scheduled to leave Thursday. The report notes increased activity and impending arrivals at the port, alongside unspecified ware deals and duties tied to the 28th annual event. The article mentions the American Bible Society in connection with steady sales through the West region.
A convoluted legal notice outlines a city fraud claim with a focus on the Pines area. The document names attorneys and rests on multiple procedural steps while describing alleged improper conduct and potential liability.
A California miner endures a perilous ascent in a water elevator jaunt described as a thriller. The account notes tense moments and the equipment challenges faced during the hazardous voyage.
Fragmentary OCR text shows lines about Hales preparing something with halt tonight. Other readable fragments mention lashes and feet but lack coherent context.
Fragmentary text references Harmonica Army events at a fair with unclear dates. Mentions looming preparations, possible city setting and names such as Slyke. Text remains partial and opaque about outcomes or actions.
Fragmentary text references wartime events and names with unclear context. The readable items include scattered phrases such as attention and pain, but no coherent narrative or identifiable persons, places, or dates to form a complete summary.
Ambiguous OCR indicates debates over fees and state contributions affecting a housing project. The fragment mentions a plan, local officials, and a Community or City committee considering costs and approvals. Names and places are unclear due to garbled text.
A brief report notes Peyton vs Oddfellows in a Thursday night game. Alpha Bote, Growers, Legion, and Punigator appear in league standings with scattered W L records and points totals.
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