25 Aug 1909
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Newspaper
Corona Independent
Location
Corona, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1909
Page
1
The readable phrases reference workmen and mills with unclear locations and pay details. The text is fragmented with odd punctuation and garbled names, making it difficult to extract a coherent event or outcome. No definite date or organization can be confirmed from the legible segments.
Abert Newhouse, once a poor Risomington resident, inherits $204,000 from Oliver Newhouse after a local deal in Sagiankpolis. The 30 year old man had been ill and destitute, previously employed at a local export firm until rheumatic illness forced him to seek aid.
Howard Dase visits Los Angeles for a day. Mrs J R Freeman and sons plan a two week San Diego trip. M W Wells invites Corona residents to visit his new store. Bernice and Leland King visit Los Angeles until school starts. Pen’s opens August 28 with moving pictures and illustrated songs admission ten cents. J W Rowe opens a new grocer store with new fixtures and goods. A Chicago judge warns that fathers must support children or lose asset status. Russia sentences a Socialist to death and imprisons others for life. hope for czar’s end. Bee stings touted as cure for paralysis in a Roxbury man who regains use after four months. Building permits advised by inspector A McMillan at Glass Bros building office evenings.
Mrs. H. H. Holmes and her granddaughter Ruth and Lela Tuthill are spending a week at Huntington Beach. Mayor Holmes joined them this morning as they traveled to attend the G. A. R. Encampment.
The fastest star observed in space was photographed at the southern station of Lick Observatory in Santiago Chile. Prof Heber Doust Curtis reports the star Cordoba Jones 5 H 243 shows its speed through space. Heber Curtis returned on the steamer Aswan to resume work on Mount Hamilton and continues a project started by W W Campbell to measure stellar motion through space.
City Council met last night with full attendance to open bids for storm water and sewer bonds. Bids ranged from 5 780 to 6 289 50 dollars, with James H Adams Co accepted. Engineer Kellogg presented a plan to fix Magnolia avenue from Commercial street to Rimpam street, 550 feet. Adjournment followed after no further action on bonds was taken.
A brief notice states that The Sixth Street Store, previously seeking a first trial, is now open for business on Sixth Street. The item confirms the launch and availability of cleaning and pressing services.
Wanted contract for care of orange groves by acreage or alfalfa ranch on shares. Inquiries at this office.
The Corona Tennis Club will hold a handicap event at the club grounds on Seventh Street and Boulevsady Charsday September 9. Events include Ladies Doubles Gentlemen Doubles and Mixed Doubles with six prizes. Admission 50 cents for ladies and one dollar for gentlemen.
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