25 Jun 1923
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Newspaper
Corona Daily Independent
Location
Corona, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1923
Page
1
Washington posted guidance urges postal clerks to explain the law to patrons who habitually mail letters with insufficient postage. The Postal Laws and Regulations allow delivery of underpaid mail with deficiency charged on delivery to deter abuse and protect the service.
Riverside hosts the greatest rodeo of the season on Judy 6rd and gth with top riders from Cheyenne Pendleton and Salinas entered. The program includes relay races pony express Roman races and Indian fashion events plus cowhorse contests under the Southern California Fair Grounds.
Miss Butner, famed as America s bravest girl, earned the Red Cross bravest award and the Carnegie bravery medal for saving Dorothy McClatchie in Tampa Bay after a barracuda attack. The 20 year old attended college at St Petersburgh with a history of trauma from the ordeal.
Gholson formerly of Corona and Averian daipway Express office predicts a population boom within two years as Corona and nearby areas draw residents. He notes rapid development and rising property interest in the Beach area and surrounding districts.
The American Legion aims to make California a banner state at the annual state convention opening Wednesday in August. District and department leaders promote expanding membership and organizing squadrons to cover all territories, ensuring no ex serviceman or woman is missed.
A local note touts Corona as thriving with business activity while recounting a Corona restaurant owner who moved to Santa Ana and failed to match his Corona sales. The piece argues prosperity comes from internal effort and community growth.
Midweek updates indicate the Ching Corona well five miles north of Corona is being cleaned out to permit drilling. Mud and water are being cleared as work continues. depth reached about 550 feet with plans to go down further if needed. Local investors and Santa Ana buyers show interest in stock.
Mrk and Mrs. R. F. Hill travel from Circle City to Corona area meeting relatives and friends. They discuss plans to relocate, with remarks about Corona as a preferred place to live and ongoing social engagements around Tarbert and Elfast streets.
A missionary reports eight activities and broad impact of Sunday schools in rural and urban settings. He notes the spread from church to homes and stations, with many schools organized, visitors visiting families, and distributing Bibles and periodicals. He highlights large reaches in publications and materials.
A notice urges enrollment for summer military training, noting deadlines and locations. The fragmentary text mentions Seattle and San Francisco, hints at related education and athletic context, and references related administrative steps for participants and programs.
Fragmentary text mentions Main streets and Sixth street signs plus discussions of roads and landmarks. It references candidates, a saber, and a building project, but many words are garbled and details are unreadable.
A large shipment of fireworks arrives to ignite the exposition programs. Rousing comments on safety and display logistics accompany details of the event, with officials promising a lively schedule and ample demonstrations to entertain visitors.
Van Horn returns with Sage in a breezy fishing tale. A reader’s note about fishing, weather, and local scenes follows with scattered fragments and names drifting through a maritime mood.
Local dispatch announces a planned clash between the clerks and the Tigers tonight at the civic venue. Officials invite the public to attend as the nine o clock slate finale looms.
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