Many Respond to Call of Ranchers in Citrus Belt
Readers learn fruit conditions in the Citrus Belt Tract near Corona as J. W. Bird reports progress. The Independent notes many locals volunteering to work for ranchers in need, with hiring scales not yet settled and further details to be published when available.
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Citrus Belt
J. W. Bird
Citrus Belt Land Company
Corona
Independent
The
League of American Pen Women in War Work
The League of American Pen Women reports a year of national service since U S entry into World War I. Members aided the Council of National Defense Food Administration Liberty Loan and Recreation Service, promoted food conservation and Liberty bond purchase, and supported housing for women government workers in Washington.
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United States
League of American Pen Women
Isaac Pearson
Pearson
League
Woman’s Committee
Council of National Defense
Food Administration
National Woman's Liberty Loan Committee
National Recreation Service
Washington
Liberty Bonds Drive Support for War Economy
Government urges citizens to buy Liberty Bonds to fund national production. Citrus shortages aside, buyers sustain labor, support veterans, and strengthen national security through public securities.
Newspaper People Having Big Time at Catalina
Corona newspaper staffers on a Catalina trip as Southern California Editorial Association members report the water remains wet. C. F. Tildreth notes W. E. Jukes tried for a fish but caught none and fed none. Some women voiced fear crossing the channel while the men remained silent.
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Catalina
Corona
Southern California Editorial Association
C. F. Tildreth
Althe W.E. Jukes
Unplastered Signs Urge Corona to Curb Real Estate Signs
Corona residents consider enforcing an ordinance to remove excessive For Rent and For Sale signs. Real estate agents argue signs spoil civic pride and may not aid property rentals, urging action before the Fourth of July celebration attracts visitors to Circle City.
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Corona
Circle City
Doctor Answers Snoring Questions From Readers
Dr. Harvey W. Wiley explains snoring causes and cures. He notes it occurs when the mouth is open and the sleeper on their back, with obstructions like adenoids common. Sleeping on the side and a chin band may help, while nasal breathing reduces lung infection risk.
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Harvey W. Wiley
Department of Foods, Sanitation, and Health
Good Housekeeping
Wiley
War Financing Call Urges Saving for War Effort
The message argues that war costs are manageable if citizens keep money working. Hoarding funds, even small amounts, could derail productive industry and give an economic edge to German militarism, framing savings as a national defense measure.
War Stamp drive lags in Corona as funds total 47000
Corona reports 47000 raised to date in the War Stamp drive with many families not yet seen or subscribing. The War Relief Council plans re checks and team organization to reach every resident, form a Limit Club with a 1000 cap, and enlist volunteers at the Chamber of Commerce and headquarters.
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Corona
War Relief Council
Chamber of Commerce
Marjorie Gleason
Emily Hatch
May English
Jeannette Burks
Frances Berry
Lucille Baird
Anna Grace Key
La Sierra Hosts Red Cross Benefit Evening
A Red Cross benefit is staged at the residence of W. J. Hole in La Sierra Heights. Local and Corona participants from Lemonia Grove join the Valley residents in a program including the re enactment Night and the Child. A pipe organ recital is hoped to be part of the event to raise funds for the Red Cross.
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Corona
Red Cross
W. J. Hole
la Sierra Heights
Valley
Woman's Improvement Club
Lemonia Grove
R. Lynn
Fund For the Red Cross
Tricounty Hospital Project Faces $100000 Bid Plan
In the San Fernando valley, bids open for the Tricounty hospital project with an estimated cost of $100000, seeking competitive bids from contractors. The action signals a formal procurement phase and potential timelines for construction.
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San Fernando Valley
Industrial News Sparks Early Start in Golden State Mines
Ramona reports Sacramento mine to begin active operation at once. Modesto notes Stanislaus County to finance food products with funds to aid farmers in raising crops. Denny updates Tener mine progress with two shifts. West Sacramento signals immediate growth with industries employing thousands. Siskiyou County sees 30000 tons in sight as government plans road to ship ore. Santa Clara apricot growers plan to form a pricing organization for green fruit. Palo Alto federal wireless plant to be doubled with work started. Taft reports 13 new oil wells started last week. Pasadena raises salaries for over 200 teachers. Fort MacArthur to add nine new cantonments costing 180000.
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Ramona
Sacramento
Modesto
Stanislaus Co
Denny
Tener
West Sacramento
Germany
Siskiyou County
Santa Clara
Palo Alto
Federal Co
Taft
Pasadena
Fort McArthur
U S Civil Service Examinations Soon
The United States Civil Service Commission announces another examination for the Clerk Carrier position in this city. Qualified individuals are urged to enter. Applicant blanks and more information are available from the Local Secretary of the Board of Civil Service Examiners at the Post Office.
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United States Civil Service Commission
Board of Civil Service Examiners
Blood money repaid as crowd forces loaner to refund
Angered by a pending foreclosure on Mrs. Jennie Lloyd’s home, a mob stormed A H Seccombe’s Los Angeles office. They forced him to write a check for 298.85 to Mrs. Lloyd and he signed a release of all claims after the cashing of the check.
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A. H. Seccombe
Los Angeles
Jennie Lloyd
Secombe
Cooperation for War Camp Efficiency Across Agencies
National cooperation between the Woman's Committee, the Council of National Defense, and the Commission on Training Camp Activities has been agreed. Memoranda urge state and local cooperation, consulting with existing agencies, and sharing information to aid war camp community service and health and recreation efforts.
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Woman's Committee
Council of National Defense
Commission On
Raymond E. Fosdick
Mets
Philip No Moore
Department of Health and Recreation
War-cammp
Commission On ‘Traine Ine Crisp
War-Caup
Womitu
Theoe Bers
Collector Carter explains war tax on admissions
The Internal Revenue Office warns readers about the war tax on admissions to amusements. Most admissions are taxable unless the benefit goes to religious charitable or educational institutions. Tax is one cent per ten cents charged, with children under twelve taxed similarly. Readiness to disclose liabilities may waive penalties. a zone team will review entertainments since October 1, 1917. Payments via certified check money order or bank draft only.
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Carter
Internal Revenue Office
Collector of
Internal Revenue
Los Angeles
Zone Depo
Troublemakers to Be at Tufsd ay Theater
The film Troublemakers stars J and Katherine Lee with William B. Baby Grand as young credits in a comedy drama. From Pox Studios comes a backstory of pathos and tragedy that adds depth to the jokey exploits.
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Katherine Lee
William B
Cies Colling
Pox Studios
Kenean Bue
Tronkmakers
Little Stars
New York Reports 1180 Men To Support Morale Drives
Message from New York states 1180 volunteers will be sent to assist morale efforts for Army troops. The initiative aims to sustain high spirits and dedication among soldiers overseas, easing the burden of continuous overseas shipments.
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U. M
New York
Seery
Armier
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