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Newspaper
Corona Daily Independent
Location
Corona, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1925
Page
4
Entered as second class matter under the act of March 3 1870 the publication lists its rate in advance five dollars per year two fifty for six months or sixty cents per month by carrier Papers continue until a direct order to discontinue is received arrearages must be paid in every case
Investment companies have driven the expansion of the U S electrical industry over two decades. Public understanding lagged, but investors now view these holding firms as responsible partners. As major stockholders, they help ensure property performance, expansion, and reliable service for communities large and small.
C M Bradford of the Baptiste section near Hemet owns Rosecrans district property where a 1000 barrel oil well was brought in. He estimates daily income between 200 and 300 dollars as oil production continues. Bradford is known for turkey farming on his Hemet ranch and his brother W B Bradford runs a local cafe and once managed the Hotel Hemet.
A clipped excerpt presents a reflective couplet on virtue and modesty. The fragment notes that modesty rarely resides in a breast unless it is enriched with nobler virtues, attributed to Oliver Caldermith.
In Dallas a sobering portrait emerges of individuals labeled wild wounds as they drift with nowhere to turn. The piece frames displacement, neglect, and lack of shelter as key factors shaping their perilous condition.
Scientists report that common swamp cattails can be used to produce edible food and fabric. The discovery highlights a versatile plant with potential applications in sustainable supplies.
A flock of 26 wild turkeys reacts with a circling, shivering dance when a king snake is spotted. Birds lower wings raise tails and emit quavering calls for up to an hour, while single birds dash at the reptile. The snake remains unharmed.
An article argues the kilt is not Scotland’s national dress, noting its Highland use only and suppression after the 1745 Jacobite rebellion. It traces the garment’s origins to early Norse records and 18th century descriptions of Highland attire including a plaid and tartan garments.
The article recounts the Flying Dutchman as a phantom ship seen in tempestuous weather off the Cape of Good Hope. It cites Sir Walter Scott’s tradition that the vessel carried wealth and murder, its crew doomed by plague, and the ghostly ship forever haunting those seas.
Ford plants worldwide are producing over 8125 cars and trucks daily, the highest rate in company history. Domestic U S plants average 7366 daily, with May totals rising despite parts delays. Europe South America and Ford Canada add 925 daily, pushing the all plant total above 8750 on May 19.
Evening broadcast schedule across KFI KNX and KGO detailing 5:30 to 10:00 p m segments. Programs include California Serenaders with George Cronk and Sigmund Sachs and a Western program with songs and stories of the West. KNX highlights educational talks and courtesy programs from Columbia Outfitting and others with Abe Lyman’s Cocoanut Grove orchestra.
A renowned dancer vows to leave a plaster cast of her legs to posterity to capture the manner of woman she was for future generations.
California rail lines announce a one and one half fare round trip for travel between $30.00 one way routes. Sale days are July 3 and 4 with return by July 7 and no stop overs allowed on the excursion rate.
A reflective note urges taking daily stock of life from youth and education. It recommends evaluating new ideas and propositions of truth gained through study and growth, framing self-accounting as a lifelong practice.
The Corona School Board will open bids for general school supplies for the 1925 1926 year on Tuesday July 7 at 1 30 p m in the Superintendent's office at the High School on West Sixth Street. Lists of supplies available from Superintendent Glen D Wight. The Board reserves the right to reject any or all bids. Signed Harry M May Clerk.
All California lines announce a one and one half fare for a round trip to the Northern Baptists convention in Seattle from Arizona Nevada Utah and California. Sale dates June 23 through June 28 with return to July 12.
An exchange shows Mrs. Potter urging more fried mush at home despite tight finances. Mr. Potter questions the expense while the wife insists on indulging the breakfast treat, saying money is scarce but they can have it more.
The article notes twenty five million feet of wood are used each year to make skis billiard cues snowshoes tennis rackets candle pins bows and arrows, highlighting the scale of forest product demand for sporting goods.
Agricultural authorities in Australia estimate rabbits cause over 100 million dollars in annual productivity losses. The figure highlights the economic impact of the rabbit population on farming and related industries.
Notice to transportation men for the 1925 1926 school year in Corona outlying districts. Bids due July 7 at 1 30 p m at the Superintendent's office in the High School building West Sixth Street. Information on mileage and pupil numbers from Glen D. Wight. Board reserves right to reject any or all bids. Signed Harry M. May.
The City of Corona invites sealed bids to furnish 200 bathing suits in various sizes and 50 dozen bath towels. Bids due by 7:00 PM on Tuesday, June 30, 1925. City Clerk A. M. Hinkley dated June 16, 1926.
A policeman delivering summons for nonpayment of rent faced a tenant who fled behind a door and grabbed bellows. After multiple attempts to push the summons under, the bellows blew it away each time. The officer finally picked up the summons and quipped about the drafty hole.
Mary Ludwig Hays, popularly known as Molly Pitcher and originally Moll of the Pitcher, aided her wounded husband at Monmouth, helped him to shelter, then manned his gun. Washington commended her, Congress granted a sergeant's commission with half pay, and Pennsylvania provided an annuity.
A historical advertisement for the New Bronx Hotel at 423 East 7th Street Los Angeles highlights 250 fireproof rooms hot water elevators in each room and telephone service. It notes guests with children welcome and lists rates starting at $1 per night.
Notice disclaims responsibility for any bills contracted by Mrs. Joe Turner after June 15 1925. Joe Turner acknowledges before notary Elzie Veach in Riverside County California on June 16 1925, stating the instrument is his act.
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