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Newspaper
Corona Independent
Location
Corona, California, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1908
Page
4
The notice advertises a Friday publication by Independent Publishing Company Incorporated with A. L. Hardy as editor and manager and subscription price two dollars per year.
A fragmented column cites Joseph Smith and Rockefeller jokes, debates over Bryan’s nomination, and Roosevelt and Taft tensions. It notes sermons on temperance, a prohibition debate in Corona, and spring economic mentions including egg prices. The piece intertwines political opinions, church views, and local civic issues.
The article notes the Pacific coast egg market offering steadier income and greater pleasure than grub staking a gold mine. It claims Corona hosts more reliable hens than any other California locality, highlighting strong egg industry prospects.
A communication states opponents of a clean Corona fight circulated literature to sway voters as if from the temperance party. The Good Government League denies sending any literature and promises to sign future materials. Signed by WM. Corkhill secretary.
Nixon County paper warns anti saloon voters against wavering as Inch license open saloon issue fuels tension. Editorial urges solid votes for trustees named by Good Government Club and condemns any compromise with saloon candidates in a clear stand for Corona’s redemption.
The Riverside Enterprise reports E R Collier seeks the Assembly seat to represent his county. The editorial urges support and frames Collier as a strong, party aligned candidate amid local political tensions and calls for unity among Republicans.
The review lauds Miss Findley for refined tone and expressive interpretation. It praises her Flower Song from Faust and Madrigal Chamendes, plus Who’ll Buy My Lavender, with supportive pieces by Tharp Cecelia and Ida Kennedy. Los Angeles teachers and Carmena duet partner Miss Scanlan help cap a season making music progress.
A Kansas City Journal verse urges readers to send messages to Theodore Roosevelt for any trouble affecting the nation or personal woes. It lists weather, political, and social woes and encourages writing to the president for solutions.
Captain Chas HD Stanley known as a converted comedian will headline a revival at the Opera House starting Monday night and running through April 25. He is praised as a capable gospel speaker and singer whose programs attract eager audiences, with part of the time devoted to aiding temperance and social reform efforts.
Local churches schedule Lent services and sermons across Congregational First Christian Scientist Episcopal and Baptist congregations. Topics include Mistakes in Life and Christian Citizenship with talks on political topics and community welcome events.
A scattered clipping cites Brewes as an early envelope inventor and notes walnut shortages driving eastern furniture makers to repurpose older pieces. It humorously recounts editors tripping at a fire, lists anti anarchist actions by the DOJ, and mentions La Question Sociale being barred from mail. It also claims Chicago is a major furniture hub, sightings of a sea serpent off New Jersey, and dubious notes on U S population and political centers.
The Electric Theatre manager continues his program of fresh features for patrons as crowds grow. A Cavalry horses spectacle and a comedy film headline this week with plans for recent footage of Secretary Tart at Fort Myer, expected to arrive in a week or two. Tonight's program includes An up to date Burglary, The Need of Gold and Music Forward, plus illustrated songs.
J. L. Russell announces a general watch takers shop in the Barbour Building. The business guarantees all work and invites friends and all who value thorough workmanship to visit.
The Gleason family expresses appreciation for friends kindness songs spoken flowers and tokens in memory of their beloved. They thank you for support during their loss.
Realty firm records transfer of inside property. Mrs Rich ards sells to Anna M. Platt Lot 5 Block 6 Holt's addition for 200.00 dollars. John W. Masten sells to Ella S Joy lots 7 and 8 Blocka for 500.00 dollars.
Yosemite Valley is now reached daily after a short pleasant trip via Southern Pacific to Merced and Yosemite Valley R. R. A. with a twelve mile stage trip. Information available at all Southern Pacific ticket offices.
Miss Nora Stanton Blatch wife of De Forest supports wedding with gifts omitted. She is Cornell honor graduate and former New York City civil engineer. Miss Tarbell campaigns against suffrage while Mrs. Addiehi supports tuberculous charity. Claudia LaBlanc rises from factory work to real estate and brokerage, owning dozens of properties and employing many women. She aided strikers by renting thirty-one tenements rent free.
Miss Emma Larrabee of this city sues Corona Gas & Electric Light Company in Riverside Superior Court for damages of 10000 after a August accident at the Mighth and Washburn streets corner. She was confined to home for three months and remains under medical treatment.
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