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Newspaper
Corona Independent
Location
Corona, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1909
Page
3
The notice lists daily and Sunday train times for Overland and Local services from Los Angeles to Corona San Diego Riverside East and other destinations with multiple departures throughout the day. It outlines morning afternoon and evening trains including 8:42 am 2:35 am 9:14 am and 6:53 pm among others.
A wartime policy text from Washington outlines arranging transfers for a carload of alleged insane foreigners to Sicily and Newark before deportation to their lands. A second carload is due in October, with all foreigners to leave within three months of the order.
A letter from William H. Douglas Jr of Virginia Ave Washington praises Dr Bell’s Honey for relief after prior ineffective remedies prescribed by physicians. The document expresses personal thanks and endorses the product’s soothing effects.
Newport Beach trustees apply to United States offices for permission to dredge a section of Newport Bay from Eighteenth Street to about 1500 feet up the bay. The project aims to complete a fill already begun.
A fragment advertises Dr. King's New Life Pills for liver troubles and general health build up. Claims include relief from constipation headaches pimples and loss of appetite. Sold for 25 cents at local druggists.
Miss Dora Blanchard returned to Los Angeles Friday after an enjoyable visit with Mae Cechin. Ruth Wilkinson and Alice Stafford left for Oceanside to spend a month with Anne Wallace. Mrs. S. M. Taylor and daughter Miriam left for Balboa for sea breezes a week or ten days. M. W. Findley went to San Gabriel to spend Sunday and attend services at the old Mission.
Mr and Mrs Arthur Dickinson and children with Mrs William Bailey and daughter visit from Pair Oaks Calif for a two week Newport outing. Women take Hand in City Politics in New York August 2. The Progressive Women's Suffrage league plans to pressure mayoral candidates by visiting Tammany Hall and Republican headquarters seeking pledges that only pro suffrage men receive party support, using threats at meetings to sway those opposed to votes for women.
Local notes show residents traveling to Los Angeles Riverside and Redlands for visits business and leisure. Several families move or stay with relatives and attend appointments while others report new local home setups and a lemon price from Boston as a noteworthy item.
J H Wilson travels to Newport Friday with LH Button of Sonoma County. Button accompanies him to Santa Ana en route to San Diego. Reports from Sam's Bloom say he remains strapped to a board but is gaining and comfortable under the circumstances.
Mrs Gi A A McCarty and her son Ray returned to South Pasadena this morning after a brief stay at the old McCarty homestead in Temescal. Mr McCarty will stay on awhile longer. Henry Daniela, a Main Street Stable bus driver, injured his foot when a splintered board pierced the top of his foot while in stocking feet. He is reported resting easily.
Dr and Mrs Willard and their family with Miss Lizzie Stout of Claremont formed a merry camping party locating at a pleasant spot on the Santa Ana river about two miles above the Prado wagon road bridge. Mr and Mrs Gus Folkers entertained Oakland friends Mrs Nellie Thompson and Mr and Mrs Hugo Solinske who were delayed in San Diego by injuries from a collision between sight seeing autos and a gasoline motor bound for La Jolla on July 19. Mrs Folkers accompanied them to Riverside on their return.
Contractor Kroonen advances work on the Sixth street storeroom for Newton & Warner, revealing a bright steel ceiling and white paint. The north-facing room, with white walls and ceiling, features a solid plate glass front, promising an ideal showroom for the growing dry goods business.
A cough medicine touted as safe with fast relief for coughs colds and whooping cough. Marketed as widely sold by ragpisty outlets and recommended for respiratory ailments.
Home builders and remodelers are urged to obtain permits from Building Inspector C. 8S. McMillay who staffs an office in the Cass Brox district. He is available six thirty to seven thirty each evening except Sundays to issue permits and answer questions.
Mrs. Mary D. Stocks and her son Ralph Davis, residents of Corona for four months, left Thursday for Los Angeles to establish their future home. Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Vibber, with Mrs. Vibber’s sister Mrs. A. J. Bond and her daughter from Denison Iowa, began a Friday trip to San Diego for a brief sightseeing outing.
L. H. Dawson and Preston and Pearl Crass will depart on the 19th to attend the Alaska Yukon Fair in Seattle. Miss Cross will visit friends in Portland for six weeks during the return journey, while Preston will stay home for school.
W E Bonfay and his uncle Geo Hall of Los Angeles spent Thursday and Friday in Corona to inspect property interests and enjoy sight seeing, expressing pleasure at Corona’s rapid growth and evident prosperity.
H J Finch traveling representative of the Pacific Coast Carbon Company visited Del Rey on Thursday night. He left several large orders with his company since departing Los Angeles on his trip around the Kite.
Mr and Mrs N S Joseph Mr and Mrs F B Fisher Mrs E H Kuhl and daughter and Mrs Kuhl's sister Mrs Chas Satariano and her husband Mrs F Li Joseph went Saturday morning to Hollywood to attend camp meeting for ten days.
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