Protect Our California Industries in Primary Vote
Riverside County voters should unite behind Milliken and Chapman to protect citrus fruits olives and sugar industries facing congressional threats. Milliken editors papers Chapman large citrus grower both pledge to work for industry protection backed by press support. Vote in the primaries for Milliken and Chapman regardless of presidential choice.
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California
Riverside County
United States Congress
Peter Milliken
Perris
C. C. Chapman
Placentia
Chepmen
State Senate
Milliken
Chapman
Riverside Printing Sparks County Official Clash
The Riverside Daily Press attacks county officials over printing work split among several county papers. The report notes friction as officials move to distribute printing tasks, with clashing views on contracts and oversight.
Riverside Press and county patronage dispute revealed
A local debate fumes over court house patronage and newspaper payments. The Riverside Press is accused of siphoning funds while about fifteen country papers share a small portion. critics urge solidarity to end what they call Clark's raid on the county treasury.
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Court House
The
Gazette
Riverside Press
Benedict
Johnson
Banning Record
Clark
Gateway. Gazette
Grateful Riverside Residents Back Milliken for County Creation
Former Riverside advocate Milliken gains thanks from longtime back country residents for his driving effort to form Riverside county. He toured ranches from Winchester, spoke at Perris meeting, and helped rally support to establish the new county and appoint the first sheriff.
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Milliken
Assembly
Riverside
Riversite
Winchester
Riverside County
Perris
San Jacinto
Legislaature
New Pet For Society Women In Pekinese Trend
Fashionable society eyes turn to Pekinese dogs as the latest pet status symbol. Previously favored breeds like poodles and Pomeranians have faded, with Pekinese briefly ruling the scene before new novelties emerge.
Lizard Fashion and War Talk Echo Social Trends
The piece notes capricious fashion turning from dogs to lizards as pets, praising their novelty and secrecy. It discusses an article in Nord promoting universal conscription as peace’s guarantor and argues industrialization aids peace while militarism is unlikely to catch on in English speaking nations. It also reflects on Illinois Senator Lorimer’s unseating hurting political ethics and the rising civic standards demanding honorable representatives.
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Prof
Wundt
Germany
Illinois Senate
Lorimer
United States
Illinois
Caesar
Examination of Beethovens Works Shows Rigorous Craft
The piece argues that Beethoven’s symphonies emerged only after intense, repeated drafting. It notes that hard and exacting toil shapes true genius, transforming distasteful drudgery into inspiration rather than dulling it.
Monrovia Mail Debuts Under C E Stivers
C E Stivers former editor of The Independent launches Monrovia Mail in Monrovia. Vol 1 No 1 arrives as a well printed paper with Stivers described as a hustler for business and expected to become a real local need.
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C. E. Stivers
The
Independent
Monrovia
Riverside appoints H. C. Cree city clerk
H. C. Cree, founder and former editor of this paper later with the Riverside Press, is named Riverside city clerk. His career in journalism showed indefatigable zeal, and his new role is expected to reflect the same dedication.
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H. C. Cree
Riverside Press
Riverside
Governors named as “Third Termer” contenders
The passage lists several governors associated with the Third Term movement, including Hadley of Missouri Stubbs of Kansas Carey of Wyoming Deneen of Illinois and Aldrich of Nebraska. It notes Osborne of Michigan faded away and others quit quickly.
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John Son
Osborne
Michigan
Hadley
Missouri
Stubbs
Kansas
Carey
Wyoming
Deneen
Illinois
Aldrich
Nebraska
Finding the bright side amid life’s hard times
The text urges choosing a hopeful view to counter gloom. It notes that most situations have a bright feature if dwelt upon, suggesting optimism keeps despair away and that looking up is often easier than focusing on downcast thoughts.
Portugal suppresses royalist uprisings strengthening republic
The government of Portugal has crushed royalist invasions and uprisings. Supporters of freedom and the Republican government rejoice at the defeat of absolutism and government corruption and the strengthening of republicanism in Portugal.
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Portugal
Compulsory Insurance Act Gains Support in Great Britain
The Compulsory Insurance Act now in force in Great Britain is praised as a success. It highlights a shift toward government action for public welfare, prioritizing social and industrial welfare of the masses as a right of way.
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Great Britain
Immediate world turns from catastrophe to new concerns
The passage notes how disasters and personal misfortunes fade from memory as new interests emerge, leaving only those directly involved aware of the past events. It underscores the inexorable pace of history and the selective memory of society.
Cost of living debate and proposed relief methods
In this country the cost of living is seen as too high and the push is for relief. While methods differ, the goal remains cheaper living, with emphasis on removing privileges that allow trusts to stifle competition and fix prices.
Clock Gift Delights Citizens Bank Directors
After a directors meeting at Citizens Bank Mr T O Andrews received a mantle clock from Mr Snidecor who hosted a lunch at Berkins confectionery store for directors and employees of Citizens Bank and First National Bank. The clock was a gift to aid punctuality at future meetings and is hoped to serve for many years.
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Citizens Bank
T. O. Andrews
Snidecor
Citizensrmtd Wirst National Banks
Berkins
First National Bank
V. Andrews
The World Sees Genius in Steady Practice
The text asserts that daily discipline and repetitive work forge the skills celebrated as genius by great masters, implying mastery arises from persistent effort rather than fortune. It emphasizes necessity of routine work in true achievement.
Religious Union Meetings Announced by Ferris
Mr Ferris will preach both morning and evening at union meetings. At 10 45 A M the Congregational church hosts George Matheson the Blind Author and Preacher with the Baptist church at 7 30 P M presenting Americas Great Sin. Bible school and Young People sessions occur in each location. Prayer meeting Wednesday evening at the Congregational church with all invited.
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Ferris
Union
Congregational Church
George Matheson
Baptist Church
America
Bible
San Diego Eyes Beet Sugar Factory If Capital Interest Rises
San Diego contemplates building a beet sugar factory contingent on attracting sufficient capital. City officials gauge investor appetite and potential site options as a feasibility study advances.
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San Diego
San Jacinto's New Water Discovery A Wonder
Officials from three states study Citizens Water Company's model plan as two clay streaks create a vast subterranean reservoir. Test wells show a clear water source above the dike while miles of submerged pipe deliver flow to main gates. The San Jacinto Board of Trade invites inquiries for land seekers and investors.
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Mt “San Jacinto
Citizens Water Company
Indian Creek
Sapfea
San Jacinto
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Clarke
A. J. Ware
G. P. McCorkle
Geo.e. Snidecor
F. E. Snidecor
Orona
Citizens’ Bank For ‘Savings
Nord
Congregational-Baptist
Herricks
Corona Hardware
Lve
Main Street
Mission Store
E.E. Penprase
Main
Corona, Calif
M. Born, & Company
Great
Chicago Tailors
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