Howard Glass Named Registrar for Alien Poll Tax
Howard Glass of this city is registrar for resident aliens in Corona under the alien poll tax law. All male aliens 21 to 60 must register by July 31, receive a registration card, and pay $10,000 due August 1 with 50 percent penalty if late. Tax funds go to school support. ownership of property may be seized for nonpayment. naturalization filings do not exempt payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Glass
D. G. Clayton
Corona
Glass
Automative progress notes new tire and plow innovations
A solid rubber tire with large inner chambers is described for wheel rims. Quebec inventor proposes an endless belt tractor plow that tills ground in two directions. A castered crane aids removing truck wheels. A motor driven machine picks nuts from soil into a container. An Argentinian develops an airplane that can rise from ground or roll as a road vehicle.
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Quebec
New Low Farm Animal Mortality Record Set
The USDA reports nearly 7.06 million domestic farm animals in the United States died from disease and exposure in the year ending April 1921. The total value is about 150 million dollars, with losses including 369 million horses and mules, 585 thousand lambs, 1.223 million mature sheep, 1.743 million cattle, and 2.946 million swine.
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United States
Bureau of Crop Estimates
United States Department of Agriculture
Sunday Services at First Baptist Church
Morning sermon titled Martha and an evangelistic evening sermon The Great Forgetfulness led by Pastor Walter Reba. Special music planned at both services. Morning focus aimed at women with an engaging talk. Evening service described as evangelistic outreach.
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THE
First Baptist Church
Martha
Walter
Reba
Corona Boy Scouts Leave for Camp Emerson
Corona Boy Scouts travel to Camp Emerson near Idyllwild with a caravan of five autos and trucks carrying 100 county scouts and baggage. Local organizers include Joy Jameson and volunteers Adelaide Jameson, Mrs. Fink, May, Hill, Emerson, Key, Brunson, and Reynalas.
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Corona Boy Scouts
Riverside
Camp Emerson
Idyllwild
San Jacinto Mountains
A. M. ‘Lewis Grocery
Cregar
Corona
Joy Jameson
Riverside County Boy Scouts
Adelaide Jameson
W J. Fink
H. M. May
W. E. Hill
G. i M. Emerson
John P. Key
R. L. Brunson
H. Y. Reynalas
Bruce May
Richard Fitch
Robert Fink
Philip Glass
Congregational
Edmund Clark
Abel Pierson
George Bryant
George Green
Cecil Cane
Baptist
Methodist
Frank Emerson
Thurlow Campbell
Harry Hill
Albert Chaney
Ambrose Brunson
Jack Crandell
Harley Brown
Clayton Watrous
Maurice van Dyke
I’rederick Longwecrth
Harold Hedley
Donald Bowen
Thomas Richmond
Imerson
Boy Scouts of America
Idyliwiic
California
Moonlight fishing ends in hot coffee mishap at Newport Beach
George Graham and Herman Barnes along with two young women fished for grunyon at Newport Beach. After evening fishing they shared a lunch on the sand. Graham cooled his coffee in a sand hole, when Barnes stepped in and reportedly burned his foot, prompting humorous speculation about his usually quiet temper.
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George Graham
Herman Barnes
Newport Beach
Mr. Graham
Mr. Barnes
Jubilee Baptist at M. E. Church Tomorrow Special Services
The Jubilee Baptist event precedes union evening services starting July 3. Rev. Engle is ill but the program proceeds with a stereopticon lecture A World Vision by Mrs. Grow S. Brown and a strengthened musical lineup including Mrs. Strong James Fear and others from Congregational church. Rev Grow S Brown will preach in the morning and Epworth League plans a 6 30 PM service led by Miss Winnetta Glass.
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Union
Methodists
Engle
Grow S. Brown
Strong
James Fear
Congregational Church
Jesus
Grow
Brown
Epworth League
Winnetta Glass
New Tire Gauge Built Into Valve Stem
A new air pressure gauge integrates into the valve stem and is protected by a heavy transparent glass dust cap.
Poultry Culling Demonstration Set for July 29 at Riverside Farm
A poultry culling demonstration will be held Wednesday afternoon July 29 at 2 o'clock at the W. TM. Carson place on Orchard Heights. Mrs. Malinda Woodworth, demonstrator for the Riverside County Farm Bureau home department, will lead. All interested in poultry are invited regardless of farm center membership.
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W. ™. Carson
Orchard Heights
Malinda Woodworth
Home Department
Riverside County Farm Bureau
Mission Society Celebrated Fifty Years Of Work At Church Gather
At First Baptist church a special social marked the fifty year anniversary of the Woman's Missionary Society. Ten women wore period costumes reenacting the 1870 Boston meeting that organized the society. Several delegates from major cities appeared in roles, and the program noted growth from two missionaries in Burma to 257 worldwide. A birthday cake with fifty candles capped the event.
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First Baptist Church
the Missionary Society
Boston
Woman's Baptist Foreign Mission Society
Walter
Reed
Newton Center
Mass
George H. Holt
Caroline Benton
Eloise Jameson
Chicago
Aurora Diantha Swaim
H. H. Casa
Maine
Walter Reed
Philadelphia
Leo Smith
New York
T. C. Jameson
Ruth F. Blickhahn
Hall
Swain
V. A Gleason
Emily Jameson
Orient
Ruth Jameson
India
Woman’s Missionary Society
Baptists
Burma
Harvard Holds Annual Commencement Exercises Today
Harvard University, America's oldest college, conducts its annual commencement exercises today with graduates to receive degrees and faculty speakers presenting remarks.
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Harvard University
America
California Briefs Highlight State Projects and Industrial Growth
Vallejo reports 8,700 men employed at Mare Island. Shasta Valley irrigation survey funded with 20 000 dollars. 40 900 008 dollars planned for Pacific Coast highways this season. Anderson contracts for cutoff from Anderson Shingle town road to Cotton Shingletown road. Arcata California Barrel Co raises capital to 5 million. Berkeley campus to see 850 000 dollar building program. Woodbridge irrigation partnership to cover 40 000 acres. Modesto 2 250 000 grape vines, about 4000 acres planted. Berkeley memorial project 250 000 dollars. Richmond Porcelain ware company to expand. San Leandro season output 10 000 cases. Buttonwillow power line extension 17 000 feet. Sacramento permits total 336 000, up 45 percent. Lancaster oil company to drill 3000 acres. Winthrop zinc copper smelter begins 150 ton daily capacity. San Rafael to get new concrete block. Santa Rosa permits total 262 034 since January 1. Rutherford highway work 130 000 dollars completed.
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Vallejo
Mare Island
Klamath River
Shasta
Anderson
Arcata—California Barrell Co
Berkeley
U. C
Woodbridge
Stockton and Mokelumne Canal Co
Modesto
War Memorial
Richmond—Pacific Porcelain Ware Co
San Leandro
San Leandro Canning ‘Co
Buttonwillow
San Joaquin Light & Power Co
Valley Electric Lines
Sacramento
Lancaster
la Kern Oil Co
Winthrop—Shasta Zinc & Copper
San Rafael
Western Addition
Santa Rosa
Rutherford
Trubedy-Rutherford Highway
Enormous Crop Tonnage Hauled on Country Roads
The Bureau of Crop Estimates of the U S Department of Agriculture reports eleven principal crops averaged 6 5 million tons hauled on country roads from 1915 to 1919, about 27 tons per 100 acres. Illinois leads with 8 855 million tons of national total, Iowa 6 59 million, Kansas 4 862 million, then Nebraska Indiana Ohio and Texas. Road conditions largely cause the tonnage variation observed.
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Bureau of Crop Estimates
United States Department of Agriculture
United States
Iowa
Kansas
Nebraska
Indiana
Ohio
Texas
Ford cuts prices as output hits four hundred daily in June
R A Newton local Ford agent reports May output of Ford cars and trucks at 101 424 in the United States and says assembly plants are on a 400 car daily schedule for June. He cites lower material costs and high demand, with no further price reductions for the Fordson tractor.
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Ford
R. A. Newton
United States
Fordson
Newton
Bathing Girls Parade Draws Corona Attendance
Promoters urge local young men to attend Sunday school and church after warnings that absence may signal interest in the bathing girls parade at Balboa. The item notes crowds expected and rivalry with the parade’s periodical dress display.
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Yong Men of
Corona
Balboa
Oil leases wanted near Chino Corona United Oil Well
Inquiries for leases in the Chino Corona area. landowners urged to contact H. G. Haffer at 300 Merritt Building Los Angeles. 116-tf.
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Chino- Corona United Oil
H. G. Haffer
Merritt Building
Los Angeles
Membership Teams to Meet Monday Evening in Corona
Corona Chamber of Commerce assigns teams for a one day membership campaign on Tuesday June 28. Chairman Chesiver Affarding says plans aim to boost city progress with extensive advertising and concrete improvements like Santa Fe train service upgrades and a new laundry. He notes past chamber work and urges business leaders to join, warning that without effort Corona risks stagnation and receivership. The piece ends with a Rudyard Kipling quote and a separate note on Presbyterian Church adoption of women into ministry by the General Assembly in England.
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Corona Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Chesiver
Santa Fe
Ranger
Hast Sixth Street
Chamber of Commerce
Corona
General Assembly of the
Presbyterian Church In
England
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M. E. Church
Handel
Harry Whitcomb
Alan Craig
Medelssohn
Elijah
A. J. Rouse
Laura Wilson Wroot
Grace Bierma
Oley Speaks
C. E. Shank
Solo
AIM Ford Motor CO
Corona National
Membershp
Harding
Chamber of
Tom‘merce
Mr. Harding
Rudyard Kipling
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