Lions Code of Ethics Praised by Rev. Oleson at Meeting
Rev. C. J. Oleson spoke on the Lions Code of Ethics to a local Lions meeting, linking its eight paragraphs to Biblical principles. He urged love of one’s work, customer care, and integrity in business, noting cooperation and honesty as keys to success. The address accompanied a contest segment advancing William Locke’s team toward Chicago as aviation routes were tracked.
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Legion Council to Meet at Idyllwild Mountain Assembly
Riverside county American Legion council members will meet with Hemet San Jacinto Legionnaires for the next county gathering in the San Jacinto mountains. An afternoon program is planned as work continues on the council’s prepared club house in the mountains, per William Louis Carleon.
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Municipal Concert Tonight Promises Unusual Program
The Corona Municipal band, augmented by players from Orange and Elsinore, will give a popu lar city park concert tonight. The program is promised to be unusually good and residents seeking entertainment will not be disappointed. Last week’s crowd was large despite competing events in Arlington.
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Western U C extension opens fall classes across 20 Southern cities
Twenty Southern California cities will offer University of California extension division courses this fall open to all ages and nationalities. Over 400 Los Angeles courses are listed with others in San Diego Long Beach and more. first classes start September 8.
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River Survey Ends After Three Months
Pasadena report outlines San Juan River basin survey by H. La Rue and George Holbrook. They traveled 8500 miles to assess water for government uses. Findings expected to guide a national program inventorying water power potential and future government planning.
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Postmaster William Riddell Passes Suddenly in Corona
Corona district mourns as William Riddell known as Billy and postmaster since last July dies at 8 am after a long illness. He arrived in 1887 and held several local roles including ranching hardware and grocery work. Funeral Monday at 2:15 pm at Hoover chapel with Masons leading and Sunnyslope burial.
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Honey Industry to Have Big Display at County Fair
Riverside County Beekeepers plan a prominent exhibit at the Southern California fair with the greatest effort yet to showcase the local honey industry. A committee led by Reese Powell and others will assist W. T. C. Reeves who heads the display. A further planning meeting is set for next Friday at Reeves residence in Riverside.
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Colorado River momentarily high flows at Grand Canyon
Imperial Irrigation district may not require full Colorado River flow during upcoming low period as discharge at Grand Canyon on Monday reached 21 600 second feet, four times the level on the same date last year.
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Oroville First Crop Ready for Market in City
Oroville reports its first commercial crop ever produced in the city is ready for market. This milestone marks a historic agricultural achievement for local growers and a potential boost to the regional economy.
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Oliv Ripe Plans Addition to East Street Building
The Oliv Ripe company announces plans to add an east side building to its portfolio. The project aims to expand facilities and increase production capacity pending approvals.
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Lightning Starts Fires in Hills Near Hemet California
Lightning from clouds over the San Jacinto mountains sparked two brush fires near Hemet last Friday afternoon. The southeast Lake Hemet blaze near Lake Hemet covered about 10 acres and drew 25 firefighters who battled it into the night. A second fire in In afan canyon east of Hemet required 25 men to extinguish after several hours of hard work.
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Travelers Report Rains Slow Arizona Roads
Travelers report heavy rains in northern Arizona causing boggy conditions off main routes. Drivers stray from highways and face dangerous crossings of washes and dips, with several reports of vehicles overturning and lives at risk as waters rise.
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Lankershim High School Project Starts September 16
Construction of a $400000 high school building is set to begin September 16. The project marks a major addition expected to improve local education facilities in Lankershim.
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Construction Contract Awarded for Masonic Temple Work
A contract was awarded for the construction project at the Masonic Temple. Details specify the scope and responsible firm, with dates and figures pending official release.
No Paper Monday Labor Day Observed
The Independ ent will observe Labor Day by not operating next Monday. Most businesses will be closed and flags raised. The paper will skip Monday and promise a strong edition on Tuesday with coverage of events through Monday.
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California Almond Prices Rise Four Cents From Last Year
California Almond Growers report opening market prices for 1925 crop Blue Diamond almonds up four cents per pound. If trends hold, the crop could net about 3 million dollars to growers, with an estimated 6000 tons this year versus 7500 tons in 1934.
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Rotary Club Banquet Tackles Moustaches and Public Service
At the Corona Rotary Club meeting in Hotel Hinney John Emerson was inducted, classified in dry goods retailing, and thanked the club. A questionnaire driven program led talks on widening Rotary’s library reach, sustaining attendance, and fostering lasting friendly spirit among members. Veteran T. C. Andrews attended as guest of his son L. L. Andrews.
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Weather disturbance forecast brings rains across state
The weather bureau warns a disturbance off the coast moving eastward will reach the state within 26 to 48 hours. Locally, fruit growers are urged to prepare to protect crops as showers approach and a brewing storm could affect naval operations and delay a PB-1 flight.
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