28 Apr 1916
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Newspaper
Corona Independent
Location
Corona, California, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1916
Page
1
Local column mixes humor and gossip about neighbors clashing over remarks in Bubbles. community notes mock town life, car roller coaster plan, and a farmer praised. flood delay, road advice, and a cannery move from Chico to Yuba City outlined with regional names and plans.
Public notice from CORONA CALIFORNIA edited by GEO M BLAIR and G J THOMPSON outlines subscription rates: $2.00 per year and 86 cents per month with six month option and carrier delivery. Advance payments required. Published daily except Sunday at 110-112 West Sixth Street.
The pushmobile race drew a large crowd as winners received prizes from Crown City Drug, G. H. Robinson, and others. Raymond Brown won with a kodak and tire. Gould got a $2 trade ticket. second place won chocolates. third took a jackknife. Oil and gas supplied by Crown City garage. A bigger race may be staged on Main Street routes with daylight start.
The notice announces a public sale under a 1916 Riverside County foreclosure decree against Charles and Anne Stansbury for Lot H Corona Heights Subdivision No 1. The sale is set for May 20 1916 at 12 15 PM at Riverside Court House to satisfy a $13040 judgment plus costs. A Gridley Farmers union report notes a frost damage halving the local peach crop.
Cranby Quebec April 28 Palmer Cox creator of the brownies celebrates his 76th birthday Though famed for Brownie Castle he is not there today. He is at his New York residence and in good health as ever.
During March 37,000 Thompson Seedless grape vines were planted in Yuba county, reflecting a sizable vineyard expansion. The effort highlights agricultural growth and may affect local wine and fruit markets.
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