23 Jun 1924
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Newspaper
Corona Daily Independent
Location
Corona, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1924
Page
1
A ten year rise in fire losses costs the nation about 506.54 million dollars yearly with deaths and injuries. Experts urge education and stronger liability laws as in Europe to curb waste. The piece critiques moral persuasion and cites Senator La Follette and a note on the USSR name change guidance from French postal authorities.
A weekend trip to a lakeside beach ends with a lightning storm and a cautionary tale about respecting laws. Uncle Ted, Ruth, and Jack hear a speaker urge discipline of mind and observance of government rules. Prizes for a National Legion essay on immigration are listed: H Heysham wins $750, Florence Sweetman $500, Byron Hill $250.
Authorities announce immediate resumption of the road construction between Trinidad and Freshwater Lagoon. The project aims to restore transport access and improve local connectivity with crews mobilizing to restart work promptly.
Berkeley based Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Co plans a 3.8 million dollar building project on Bancroft Way. The new structure aims to expand communications services and modernize facilities in the university town.
Egypt announces farm relief steps by bidding in the American market for 28,500 tons of commercial fertilizers to be shared among small farmers. Proposals are to be received at the legation in New York through June 30.
Rochester announces a new Masonic Temple project by the Rochester Masonic Temple Association. The temple, costing $1,500,000, will be funded by the board of trustees and aims to serve as a modern lodge and meeting center for Masonic members in the city.
Construction progresses on a 300000 gallon reservoir in Oroville to augment the city’s water system. The project aims to improve storage capacity and reliability for residents and local industry.
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