Elsinore Lions Charter Night at Royal Fete Near Lake City
Elsinore Lions observed charter night with a 350 attendee celebration at the lakefront. District Governor Jack Riley presented the charter to the club which opened with 60 members. Corona Riverside and San Diego Lions attended along with representatives from multiple cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Riley
Lake City
Lions Club of
Elsinore
Lake Front
Lions of
Corona
Riverside
San Diego
San Francisco
Compton
Uplands
Pasadena
Ontario
Anaheim
Brea
W. B. Wells
Riverside Club
Wm. Locke
Dave Jones
L. B.harris
Ivy Johnson
R. L. Loman
Louis Wares
Bernice
Bently Farmer
Rouie Best
Ira M. Woods
Elsinore Lions Club
A. J. Barnes
del Crane
Robert Kirkpatrick
I. M. Woods
P. A. Winder
Elsnore
New York
Lankershim Kegley Co Establishes Wagon Factory
Lankershim announces Kegley Company establishes a children's wagon factory in the area, signaling industrial expansion and local employment opportunities. The move highlights growth in manufacturing and fits into regional economic development themes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lankershim
Kegley Co
Children’s Wagon Factory
State to establish $50,000 game farm at Folsom
The State Fish and Game Commission plans a new game farm near Folsom with a $50,000 budget. Details on location and timeline were not disclosed in the available text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Folsom
State Fish and Game Commission
El Monte Peck Road paving project announced
In El Monte the Peck Road segment from the Southern Pacific tracks to the river will be paved, improving corridor safety and driving conditions for local traffic and commuters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EL Monte
Peck
Southern Pacific
California Legion to Elect 1926 Convention City
Am erican Legion of California at Catalina Island holds its annual state convention with four candidate cities Susanville Santa Rosa Stockton and San Francisco in contention for the 1926 gathering. Nathan F Coombs of Napa is favored for State Commander as sessions discuss Americanization welfare rehabilitation and veterans community aid programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
American Legion of California
Catalina Island
California
Susanville
Santa Rosa
Stockton
San Francisco
Nathan F. Coombs
Napa
California Legion
Tri-County League Seeks Football Schedule and Talent
Forty players report daily for football practice under coach Lawrence Thome as Tri-County league officials plan a 4 PM meeting at the local high school to firm up upcoming game pairings. Colton leaves for Citrus Belt. Bonita and Brea join. George Jr. remains in the six-team league with Claremont Chino Corona.
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Lawrence Thome
Colton
Citrus Belt
Bonita
Brea
Claremont
Chino
Corona
Brea and
George Jr
Moreno Water Co Wins Supreme Court Tilt
The California Supreme Court affirmed Moreno Mutual Irrigation Co in its dispute with Frank C. Jordan. The ruling allows construction of an irrigating system in Moreno Valley funded by a $175,000 bond issue. The project will include eight tunnels and siphons with a capacity of 500 inches for 110 stockholders across 7000 acres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moreno Mutual Irrigation Company
Frank CC. Jordan
California Supreme Court
Los Angeles
Directoon
W. A. James
Moreno Valley
Berkeley Plans to Widen Euclid Avenue North of Codornices
Widening and repaving work is planned for Euclid Avenue north of the Codornices bridge in Berkeley. The project aims to improve traffic flow and road conditions in the area.
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Berkeley
Euclid Avenue
Codornices Bridge
Anaheim to pave 2.5 mile Orangethorpe Avenue
The city of Anaheim plans repaving along a two and a half mile section of Orangethorpe Avenue at a total cost of 32800 dollars. The project sheds light on municipal infrastructure funding and urban maintenance priorities.
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Anaheim
Orangethorpe Avenue
Oakland Cable Projects Underway in West Oakland
Three cable construction projects costing over $33,000 are underway in West Oakland, reflecting infrastructure upgrades in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland
West
Pacific Gas and Electric Sued by Sixty Insurers
Pacific Gas and Electric Company faces 630 separate suits in Oakland Superior Court filed by sixty insurance firms seeking about 4 million dollars. The actions allege the Berkeley fire two years ago started due to the company's careless construction and maintenance of an electric transmission line. Fourteen deputy clerks spent three hours filing the complaints. summons not yet issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland
Pacific Gas and Electric Company
Berkeley
Corona Hosts Third Monthly Bargain Carnival
Corona stores publish a large page ad promising genuine price cuts on listed articles. Merchants urge early shopping as thrifty buyers from all areas converge for tomorrow’s bargain carnival aimed at fostering good will between customers and retailers, with past events exceeding expectations.
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Corona
Brokers declare railroad merger a bonafide promotion
Los Angeles reporters note Harry A. Hibbs and Thomas Hennessey, brokers, face a million-dollar swindle charge while asserting their $6,000,000,000 railroad merger was a legitimate promotion. They claim the plan will be consummated despite arrests and that the trial merely delays the transaction. The pair allegedly obtained $1,000,000 from Southern Californians by promising ten dollars for each dollar invested.
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Los Angeles
Harry A. Hibbs
Thomas Hennessey
Schenck
Hibbs
Hennessey
Chester H. Rowell Urged for Senator
Fresno morning edition announces Chester H. Rowell as United States senator candidate. Rowell a former Fresno resident now in Berkeley has 30 years in public affairs including publisher writer shipping board member and California railroad commissioner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fresno
Chase
Osborn Jr
Chester H. Rowell
United States
Rowell
Berkeley
United States Shipping Board
California
Missionary Society to Meet at Park Tomorrow
The Missionary Society of the Congregational church will gather tomorrow at noon for a park meeting. A picnic lunch precedes a business session focusing on home missions. Attendees should bring something of interest and request transport help by calling Mrs. Nellie Brown at 331.
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Missionary Society
Missionary Society of the Congregational Church
Nellie Brown
Schools Register Sharp Rise in City Attendance
New students arrive daily as the city sees higher registration than last year. The high school reports a 22 percent first day gain with more families returning from vacations. Washington school has about 320 pupils, Lincoln 476, Junior high 184, and the high school 225. A smaller Mexican presence appears in grade schools as the fruit season begins.
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Gladys Kimbell
Washington School
Elbert D. Phillips
Lincoln School
Letha Raney
Glen D. Wight
Famine in China Reports Flood Dikes Break
The Yellow river flood district faces famine after dike breaks at Linpu Shih. Earlier reports of heavy casualties are unconfirmed. Central News dispatches via London say about three thousand drowned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Peking
Yellow River District
Linpu Shih
Central News
London
Mill Creek Canyon Road Paving Planned With Prison Labor
Redlands Sept 17 Work to pave seven miles of Mill Creek Canyon road east of Redlands will begin in about a month using prison labor. County will cover about two miles while property owners fund the remaining five. Paving is to be macadam with canyon bed material.
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Redlands
Mill Creek Canyon
Bear Valley
Falls
Seven Oaks
G. S. Biggin
Congress Committee Visits California Ports for Data
The congressional rivers and harbors committee will tour California later this month to gather first hand information on government projects. The itinerary opens September 28 in Long Beach with inspections of Long Beach and Los Angeles harbors, then Orange County harbor and others through September 30 to October 8 ending in Eureka and Crescent City before returning to San Francisco.
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Sacramento
Congressional Rivers and Harbors Committee
California
Long Beach
Junketers
Los Angeles
Orange County Harbor
San Francisco
Rio Vista
Stockton
Riverside County Schools Apportion Funds for 18 Districts
First apportionment of Riverside county elementary school funds issued by the county superintendent. Principal allocations include Corona with 24500 dollars and Riverside, Palo Verde leading others. apportionment to Corona gets a substantial share from the county fund.
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Riverside, Corona and
Palo Verde Union
Riverside County
Riverside
Farm Advisor Winslow Returns from State Fair Role
M. M. Winslow, Riverside county farm adviser, arrived home from Sacramento where he spent two weeks directing the Riverside exhibit at the state fair. The display drew attention for its attractive design and its focus on the county's date growing industry. Winslow used his vacation to serve the county by managing the exhibit at the large fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. M. Winslow
Sacramento
Riverside County
Riversid County
Winslow
Tom and His Howdy Named Parkridge Club Manager
Thomas J. Means of Kentucky, famed for his infectious Howdy greeting, has been appointed manager of the Parkridge Club. He long greeted hotel guests and travelers from Fred Harvey to major rail lines and clubs, bringing Southern hospitality from Dallas to Santa Monica.
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Tom and
His Howdy
Parkridge Club
Thomas J. Means
Means
Howdy
Fred Harvey
New York Central
Pennsylvania
Adolphus
Dallas
Texas
Springfield
Santa Monica
Kentucky
Chuck
Broad Country
Tom
Corona Parkridge Country Club
Milk Price Increase Promised by Contract in California
T H Brice general manager of the California Milk Producers association said in San Jacinto that a contract has been signed guaranteeing dairymen 87 percent for their milk through January 1 1926. Valley dairymen welcome the raise.
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San Jacinto
T. H. Brice
California Milk Producers Association
Valley
Riverside County Horticultural Inspectors Scheduled Meeting
County Horticultural Commissioner A E Bottel calls Riverside inspectors to meet next Monday at his courthouse office. Regular district reports will be heard and a weed control program check-up will be conducted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Bottel
Riverside County
Eight Members Added to Corona Chamber Roster
Corona Chamber of Commerce adds eight new members led by L. R. Everett and R. H. Tuttle. New roster includes A. T. & S. F. Ry. representatives, real estate agent R. M. Browning, capitalist A. W. Duncan, Thrift Store grocers, contractor R. F. Ware, contractor B. C. Berner, and McNichols & Johnson hay and grain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corona Chamber of Commerce
A. G. Price
L. R. Everett
A. T
S. F. Ry
R. H. Tuttle
S. FB. Ry
R. M. Browning
A. W. Duncan
Thrift
R. F. Ware
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Cubs
Brown
Legion
Catalina
Tri-County League
Moreno Water CO
Supreme. Court
Jordan
Mill Creek
Solons
Newport Bay
Congressional Rivers and Harbors Commission
Los Amegeles Harbor
Eureka
Crescent City
Crescent Ci
Alderhill
Alvord
Beaumont
Elsinore Union
Glenavon
Hemet
Indio
Riverside City
Wwe
San
Farm Advisor
Head of
California Milk Producers
Chamber of Commerce
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