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Newspaper
Corona Daily Independent
Location
Corona, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1925
Page
4
A reception is planned Friday at 8 p.m. to welcome Rev. George R. Whipple and his family as pastor of the local Christian church. Pastors, city officials, and business leaders have been invited to join members and friends from all churches and Corona citizens to greet them.
In San Ana on June 24 defense counsel continued presenting rebuttal testimony to dispute San Diego’s claim for the El Capitan dam. The water controversy is being heard in Orange County.
William Glaser, identified as a Negro, hurried into Corona near the high school and was picked up by Gaddie. He paid $8 after counting off the amount. Officer Easton reported J. H. Skinner, driver of an oil truck, for speeding at 28 miles in a restricted zone, with another $8 added to the fines.
The Superior Court heard plumbing contractor arguments for a case stalled as the jury was dismissed by Judge Conkling. Court sessions ran six hours daylight to wrap up the phase by July 4.
About 765 growers joined a Riverside Citrus committee led tour with University Extension and county hort commissioner staff to study pest control and tree care. The group viewed fumigation results, irrigation benefits, trunk and root disease treatment, and mealy bug eradication using burlap and ladybug releases.
The Workers' Union of the Congregational church will hold a meeting in the church parlors next Friday at 2 30 P M There will be an interesting program and tea will be served Important business will be conducted and all members are urged to attend and keep the date open
A new manager takes charge at Daley's store in Circle City. J. W. Rogers and his family relocated from La Habra where he previously managed the local Daley's. He is described as personable with extensive grocery experience.
A scanned price table shows multiple fruit lines including Valencias, Lemons, and Grapefruit with brand names such as Sweetest Yet, Carmencita, and Kiltie. items are listed with assorted vendor names, locations like Corona and Nat O, and varying price points from around 4.90 to 10.35 dollars. The document mixes several regional price quotes and brand labels across markets in New York and California areas.
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