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Newspaper
Corona Daily Independent
Location
Corona, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1925
Page
3
The county's Office of Schools reports rapid teacher sign ups with partial lists across multiple districts. Names include Perris Marion Parish Dora Jane Freeman Helen King and Marie Twinen at Perris, plus E B Miller Tillie Fleming Margery VanDerpool at Highgrove.
The Gibraltar dam a concrete structure 150 feet high with a 75 foot base core wall and 53 000 cubic yards of concrete supplied the city water and hydroelectric power. It stood 19 560 feet of discharge tunnel through the Santa Ynez mountains feeding the city at about 1155 feet above sea level. The dam created a 380 acre reservoir with 42 foot depth and a 200 square mile catchment area.
Santa Rosa reports Geyser Development Company will spend about 100000 dollars on geyser well work in Sonoma County. The project aims to improve supply and efficiency for regional heating and water services.
A pair of powerful quakes struck Santa Barbara at 6:44 am causing massive damage across State street with hotels, shops, and the Arlington hotel heavily damaged. Observers report 12 possible fatalities and widespread panic as water supply was threatened but a bypass was set to the reservoir.
Daily stove care includes using kerosene, keeping reservoir full, and cleaning the wick top each day. For some stoves an asbestos ring replaces the wick, new rings slip on when replacing. Boil the wick weekly in a sal soda solution and dry thoroughly before reuse. Keep odor with an old disposable can for disposal.
A fourteen story structure is slated for Telegraph Avenue in Oakland. Developers seek approval to rise above downtown with a high rise project featuring commercial space and residences. The proposal highlights urban density and skyline impact for the Telegraph corridor.
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