Huntington Planning Loop and 18 Corona
Speculation swirls around Huntington Beach and Santa Ana rail ambitions as the loop plan links Los Angeles to Pomona and Corona with an electric line. The Santa Fe shaped track is praised as tourism friendly, while rights of way and franchise hurdles slow progress. News from Huntington Beach suggests a direct Newport to Riverside route may be explored by the Huntington Beach Company, with W. T. Newland among those believed informed.
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H. B. Huntington
Santt Gabriel Valley
W. F. Newland
Huntington Beach
Riverside
Santa Fe
California
Southern California
Huntington
Mnes
Los Angeles
Covina
Pomona
San Bernardino
Colton
Corona
Santa Ana
Huntington Beach News
Newport
Huntington B
Pointe
Pacific Electric
Thei
Santa Ab
Santy— Ann
Vst
Anaheim
Huntington Beach and Riverside
Huntington ‘Beach
Huntington Beach Company
Santa Ang
Huntington Beath
W. T. Newland
Correcting the Idea that Business Training Supersedes Arts Education
The San Bernardino Business College argues that a practical business course can start after basic schooling and costs far less time and money than a university route. Students learn bookkeeping banking and fast shorthand enabling early employment without repeating lessons later. The ad promotes Lightning Legible shorthand and invites inquiries in the Independent.
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Brost. Youngs
San Bernardino Business College
San Bernardino
Calif
New Buildings Planned on North Side of Peaprase Block
Tenerat of Long Beach, buyer of lots north of the Peaprase building, began clearing the site for excavation, with plans for a block of some size but currently intending a single story store room. Promoter aims to use the building for saloon purposes if a license is granted by trustees. Residence improvements include a cottage on Howard Street by Wm. C. Wood, a bungalow lumbered by M. M. Nowels on Howard Street, and L. Newton starting an addition northwest of town.
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EB. Tenerat
Long Beach
Peaprase
Wm. C. Wood
Howard Street
M. M. Nowels
L. Newton
Temescal Tin Mines Sold On Judgment For 574 90
Sheriff Coburn oversaw a Wednesday sale in Temescal to satisfy a judgment in favor of Wm Nealey caretaker of the property. Items sold included tools and cooking utensils a gasoline engine and other machinery. Proceeds totaled 267 with miners and local observers noting little pig tin traffic and joking the mines will be shut down.
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Los Angeles
Riverside County
Temescaltin
Coburn
Wm. Nealey
Corona's New Printing Plant to Open in Brick Block
The Corona Independent announces incorporation of a new business enterprise to build a printing plant on the southwest corner of Ramona and Sixth streets. Directors include Wm Corkhill and Dr J G Gleason with H C Cree as secretary. The site is purchased from F E Brown and offices will move to the new location as construction proceeds.
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Cteditof
Corona
Corona Independent
New Enterprise
Wm,.Corkhill
J. G. Gheason
A. B. White
C. L. Newman
H. C. Cree
A.B. White
Forest Home Vacation Letter From Rev Burr
Rev W N Burr of the Congregational church and family describe their forest vacation near Redlands at Forest Home. They detail tent living under firs, hammock comfort, pine air, cool water, and the simple dining arrangement while praising Forest Home as an ideal rest spot and inviting others to visit. The letter notes travel by surrey and driver rates for groups, and concludes with Burr's cordial sign-off.
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W. N. Burr
Congregational Church
Holland
Corona Independent Publishing Company Buys Local Paper
Corona citizens form the Corona Independent Publishing Company and acquire the subscription list and business of the Press and Horticulturist. The paper will be issued as the Corona Independent with subscriptions continued and receipts honored by the new management. Editorial and business offices remain in Attorney H. K. Stahl’s office in the Masonic block during construction of new facilities.
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The
Corona Independent Publishing Company
Corona
Corona Independent
Independent
H.k.stahl
Masonic Block
Editor outlines plans and policy with H. K. Stahl
A floor location note lists H. K. Stahl in the Further announcement of the paper's plans and policy. The editorial sets out aims and directions for upcoming coverage and organizational stance.
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H. K. Stahl
Middlesworth Held Woman Goes Free
Judge Defismore presided over the arraignment of Josephine Root on adultery charges. Root was released on her own recognizance pending trial set for November 10, while Curtis Middlesworth remains jailed and awaits DA action. Root promised to avoid Middlesworth and return home. if she keeps the pledge, the case may be dropped.
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Defismore
Josephine Root
Curtis Middleworth
Corolla
Elsinore
Middlesworth
Middleworth
Judge Densmore Takes Riverside Bench After Noyes Resigns
Judge Noyes resigns as Riverside County Superior Judge. Frank E. Densmore, Republican nominee, is commissioned to fill the vacancy and takes oath. Noyes joins Keifer Noyes & Bowers in Los Angeles as the firm opens. The resignation cited by some as tied to urgency of water cases and affirmed rulings in the Newport-Temescal matter.
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Judge Noyes
Riverside County
Frank E. Densmore
Keifer Noyes & Bowers
Los Angeles
Supreme Court
Newport-Temescal
Forest Home camp described as ideal mountain retreat
A narrator praises Forest Home in a canyon 5000 feet high with pines oaks and firs, clean ground and pure air. Mosquitoes mostly gone since July, nights cold, tents scattered, stage ride from Redlands long but picturesque, water from streams refreshing, and distant mountains rise 10000 feet on both sides.
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Strawberry Valley
Redlands
Forest Home
Man's Dependence Sermon Highlights Humility and Faith
Rev. George W. Cliff preached on dependence at the Methodist church after vacation. He urged awe at nature to see human frailty and described God delivering Israel, Christ's humble birth, and the need for recognizing need and having faith to receive God's help.
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George W. Cliff
Methodist Church
Mount JapinesEey
God
Egypt
Jordan
Jericho
Gideon
Midian
Saul
Christ
Narrow escape from rattlesnakes in Little Bear Valley
Miss Dena Cooper returned from a several weeks vacation with friends in Little Bear Valley. The party killed four rattlers during their stay and Miss Cooper had two near bites. She recalls stepping on a coiled snake and a last minute jump spared her arm while its head grazed her ankle. No camp remedies existed.
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Cooper
Road Outlet Proposal Sparks Board of Trade Meeting
The Board of Trade at City Hall discussed securing a Corona outlet for mining concentrates from south of town. H. M. Reed claimed forty tons daily could be shipped and 125 workers employed, with $12 000 to $15 000 monthly spent on the project. A committee was appointed to inspect feasibility and present to Supervisors, while other talks covered Main Street trees, road repairs, and an illustrated Corona resources booklet.
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Board of Trade
W. J Pentelow
H. A. Prizer
John ‘A. Hildreth
H. M. Reed
Orange
W. G. . Kellogg
Corona
Reed
Board of Supervisors
Avith
Western Zinc Company
Messrs. W. Riddell
C. F. Larrabee
Wun
G. Kellogg
White
Red
J. M. Gaylord
Main Street
Sixth Street
W. C. Barth
C. A. Hinney
George Brown
WG. Kellogg
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