For sale two used pianos at erat bargains
Used pianos offered for sale cash or terms. A. W. Bates listed at 616 Main Street. Also notice of Corona chamber of commerce directors meeting this evening at 8 in city hall urging all directors to attend. Circle City Meat Market advertises fresh veal for Sunday meals at phone 143. J. E. Lewis and family departed Wednesday for a month at Laguna Beach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Bates
Corona Chamber of Commerce
Circle City Meat Market
Alist
J. E. Lewis
Laguna Beach
Fraternal Brotherhood to Host Drill Team Visit
The Fraternal Brotherhood holds a Monday evening treat on the 14th with Riverside drill team performing their prize drill aimed at San Diego to win a silver cup. Jack Wilsom acts as president in the president’s absence to Big Bear valley for a two week vacation. Members are urged to attend to view the grand drill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverside
San Diego
Jack Wilsom
Big Bear Valley
Circle City Meat Market Sponsors Rabbits Sale
The Free Methodist church holds its quarterly meeting at the church this evening with Elder J. E. Cochrane preaching. Miss Jessie Lewis of Riverside visits her father W. N. Lewis and plans to return Sunday. Rabbits priced 25c and 30c with Fem supply if stock lasts. Circle City Meat Market, phone 145.
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Circle City Meat Market
Ali l
The
Free Methodist Church
J. E. Cochrane
Jessie Lewis
Riverside
W. N. Lewis
Local notes from Elsinore and area
Chas. Ware returns from coastal trip to Los Angeles area and resumes lumber yard work in Elsinore. Mrs. A. MacGillivray recovers after a fall on stairs. no serious injury. Oakland-bound Mrs. C. M. Gibson leaves after month with relatives. City ordinance warns residents not to clog gutters with rubbish. alleys are designated disposal paths. An advertisement section urges advertising for a store owner seeking readers.
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Chas. Ware
Elsinore
Long Beach
Huntington Beach
Mary Ware
Lake City
A. MacGillivray
George B. MacGillivray
Eighth
Ramona Streets
Brotherhoods Stand Firm in Eight-Hour Demands
A heated conference with railroad managers and mediation board left the four brotherhoods still firm on their eight-hour workday demands. Leaders urged mediation over arbitration, criticizing the arbitration process as unreliable and likening it to a gamble or pulling straws. Negotiations are set to resume with managers and union reps in the coming hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Garretson
G. W. W.hanger
Brotherhoods
Garretson
W. S. Carter
Brotherhood of RailwaysEnginemen and Firemen
Torpedo Plans in Bad Hands
Iverson and company refer red to himself in a notebook under the heading President Wilson. Iverson said the meaningless paragraph was written to amuse himself. A letter Wick Iverson wrote to his mother described fright after Black Tom explosion and noted eight cars of ammunition still in Black Tom yard.
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Iverson and Company
Wilson
Iverson
Wick Iverson
Black Tom
Black Tom Yard
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M. Terpening
T. A. Fraser
G.R. Freeman
Fanny Ryan
Ruth Boling
Viola VanKirk
Harold Lamson
Dee McConnell
Edwin Birdsall
Charlie Chaplin
Majestic Theater
Robi
A. Todd
Arizona
Harry Todd
Gordon Todd
New York City
Corona
Corona Basket Grocery
East 6Th St
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Independent
Albany
Frederic Wilson
Met
Corner Union and
ESTS
Postoffice
Natick House
Los Angeles
J. S. Thoma
Packards
Los A Ugeles
Lane’s
California
Alhambra
Broadway
Sir William Crookes
Optometrist Optical Dept
Bates’ Jewelry Store
Chevriel
Pacific Coast
Herbert Rawlinson
Eddie
Nestor
Myrtle Gonzales
Claudia Comedy
Edith Roberts
Marguerite Clayton
Mary Pickford II
Corona, Gas and Electric Light Co
I. W. Misenheimer
Harry Libby
Jos. Songer
Bonsall
Escondido
C. M. Gibson
F. H. Roberty
Oakland
Corona Junk CO
Main St
Sam
Uncle Sam
Ife
International Correspondence Schools
Scranton
Royal Society
Wat Dent
Indepen
Gaien State Bargain Store
Max Green
Corona, Calif
GEO
J. Birkel
Steinway Piano Dealers
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