Riverside Plans Monster Two Day Independence Rodeo Celebration
Riverside prepares for a two day Fourth of July event featuring a monster rodeo with wild horses and steers, a parade, fireworks, running races, and a night program including boxing wrestling and dancing. Helen Gibson will headline racing and relay events, with Pendleton rodeo stars and top talent from the coast.
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Pendleton
Helen Gibson
San Bernardino County
California
Oregon
Hoover and Davis Begin Return Trip to Circle City
J C Hoover and J L Davis start on a return trip to Circle City aboard a Studebaker. Hoover reports gaining weight during vacation as Coronan crowds await proof. Davis, nicknamed Skeezix, is homesick and ready for a welcoming reception when the old Studebaker arrives.
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J. L. Davis
Circle City
Hoover
la Studebaker
Mr. Hoover
Coronans
Jas. L. Davis
Skeezix
Studebaker
Europe sees crops above average in early reports
Reports from the United States Department of Agriculture indicate European crops are generally above average. Cotton conditions in Sudan are favorable as the agency notes progress in harvests and general crop conditions improving toward the seasonal average.
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Europe
Washington
Sudan
Unitedtates Department of Agriculture
Luncheon at Hotel Hart announced with program details
A luncheon at Hotel Hart is planned with a prompt start time. The program committee says reserved guests must attend on time and promises a good talk and various provisions for attendees.
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Hotel Hart
Hernad
Daate
Dot
Recreation Club Photo Night Promoted by VanDerhoof
Coronans are urged to attend a tonight on the Corona Recreation club grounds for a publicity stunt photo to appear in the Sporting Goods Journal. O R VanDerhoof hires public relations push to feature the club and its activities. Be there just after eight and bring friends to ensure a complete shot.
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Coronans
Corona Recreation Club
Corona
O. R. VanDerhoof van
Sporting Goods Journal
Chicago
M. M. Winslow to Inspect Orchards in Riverside District
Farm adviser M. M. Winslow, known as Mo Wo Wornstow, plans orchard inspections at Riverside. He notes growers are not getting expected returns and backs an association led move to market fruit to canners on cost plus freight, aiming for about ten percent above cost.
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Riverside
Winslow
Ray dismisses improvised attacks amid unclear dates
In a statement today Ray rejects hurling remarks against rivals and dismisses the notion of an imminent confrontation. The dialogue references an erased draft and a Corona note, with no firm timing or location for any incident.
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Patees
Ray
Dr Brink Visits HQ As Brother Dies At Home
Dr Brink visits headquarters as his brother E. dies after a severe illness last winter. The family’s educator ties are noted with affiliations to Pomona College and River Valley School. memorials and obituaries follow in local notices.
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California
Pomona
Train Schedules on the Santa Fe Railway
Notices listing timetable details for Santa Fe Railway trains amid community inquiries. Includes arrival expectations and scheduling guidance for readers tracking passenger service.
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Santa FE Railway
Wholesale prices fall two percent in May
Wholesale prices declined by about two percent from April according to the Labor Department. The drop affected finished goods and raw inputs, with notable decreases across commodities and production costs. Prices for food, materials, and services eased, while some sectors showed smaller lowers or held steady.
Macfadden Magazines Now On The Market
Fragments indicate new issue introduction by Macfadden publications. Text shows uncertain branding and product mentions with garbled wording suggesting market release and pricing signals.
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Macfadden
Unclear OCR fragment yields garbled text and names
The provided OCR is unusable with many garbled phrases and misread names making it impossible to extract a coherent event, person, or place. No verifiable entities or dates can be confirmed for a valid summary.
Report on Prado storm drain project unfolds at meeting
Officials opened bids for storm drain work at a regular meeting. Citizens pressed for a broader district to cover more territory and continue paving toward Moreno Boulevard. The board discussed hospital district options and appointed a county advisory group to study the matter.
Riverside Motor Caravan Here Friday Arrives in City
A Riverside motor caravan visit is announced for Friday with plans to stop in town. The note invites all citizens and business readers to welcome the caravan and hear a discourse by an orchestra and featured speakers.
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Myers
Costand
Coplen Motor Company Files Articles for Incorporation
Articles of incorporation were filed in the superior court Monday by Coplen Motor Company to establish an incorporated accessory business in Corona. The Coplen firm seeks $75,000 in capital.
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Superior Court
Dob Coplem
Jo OW
Coplen
Ianed
Fogessie
Corona Dander Chetate
Uhe Tennis Incorporated
Walter S. Clayson Buys Ranch in Temescal Canyon
Records show a sale of a ranch in Temescal Canyon to Walter S. Clayson. The document cites parties located on East Kendall Street and names Groover and Mary E. Gerooves among faded references, with unclear prior orders.
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Temescal Canyon
Tarserside ‘Pitle Company
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Kendall Street
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Jack Forehand Leads Seals to Key Prep Win
Unclear OCR draft mentions Jack Forehand and the Seals planning for the next game. Several garbled phrases reference trade, strategies, and a potential matchup, with no clear dates, locations, or outcomes.
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Jack
SEALS
Corona housing contrast shows fewer vacancies in 1923
A Corona real estate dealer compares 1920 and 1923 housing, noting 1920 had many vacant houses and seven vacant store rooms. By 1923 only a handful of houses are temporarily empty as owners go to beaches, while store space remains active with moves typically renting the old premises.
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Rea
Loval Coronans
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