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Newspaper
Corona Daily Independent
Location
Corona, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1925
Page
3
Oakland approves purchase of a two acre tract on Fruitvale Avenue for a city park. Oroville announces a new National Bank will be located there. Alameda plans a 50 million waterfront and industrial development project. Stockton directs the civic auditorium to seat 500.
A second showing of The Crowded Hour starring Bebe Daniels arrives at the California Theatre tonight. The war drama promises thrills and realism with front line action and air conflict scenes inspired by World War experiences. Oakland bids invited for Grand Avenue storm sewer work toward Lake Merritt. Riverside to host a $40,000 ice plant project by a new company.
New York shows a May drop from 101 to 94 deaths, but nationwide deaths up six percent through May 16, 1924 vs 1923 among 16 million industrial policyholders. Auto fatalities remain the leading cause of accidental death, with mortality rising since 1911 and 1913 trends and outpacing railroad and fall-related deaths.
Ten Riverside county inspectors met with Horticultural Commissioner A. E. Bottel to plan fumigation of about 7,000 acres of citrus and discuss past achievements. The meeting covered weed control, school involvement, and cooperation with the university extension service and district attorney on legal aspects of enforcement.
In Yuma Arizona June 16 testimony in the trial of George W. Lynn publisher of the Herald ended for jury consideration. Judge Bollinger ruled on motions to exclude much of the testimony about tubercular cows and formaldehyde in milk from the Sanguinetti herd. The court allowed the jury to judge whether evidence supported the defense claims.
Clyde plans a new water system to serve residents independently of Bay Point. Officials say the adoption will secure local water delivery, reduce dependence on outside supply, and involve a budget for construction and maintenance.
A new structure is planned to be erected at the intersection of University Avenue and Fairmont Avenue. Details on the project scope, developer, and construction timeline were not provided in the notice.
A local project on Union Island plans a new school with a budget of fifteen thousand dollars. Officials say the facility will expand educational access and support community needs.
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