31 Aug 1910
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Newspaper
Corona Independent
Location
Corona, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1910
Page
1
The La Corona Theatre seeks acts of two or more people for two nights. Manager Sparr will audition or select the best performance. Apply to Sparr for details and scheduling.
Rev. Sanford of Chino visits Corona for business and plans to build a new home there. Miss Elsie Brown travels to San Diego while others relocate, visit, or celebrate. Mrs. C. J. Compton stays with relatives in Corona. J. C. Masters leaves Murray’s Drug Store for a Los Angeles post with family. New Santa Paula managers at Mission Confectionery Store. several items on shop, car, holidays, and local happenings.
The Riverside meeting will feature Dr Cyril G. Hf of Illinois and Prof J H. soil experts discussing soil management and fertilization. Lectures cover soil physics chemistry and irrigation practices with emphasis on California conditions and fruit grower needs. The event is held at the Chamber and Riverside Station with a series of talks by noted authorities.
Michigan’s population reached 2 810 173 per the census bureau figures released today The increase means two additional Congressmen will represent the state Mrs Margaret Fenton and her granddaughter Ella Fenton are due from South Dakota this week They had spent the summer there with C D Fenton on his farm F E Brown made a business trip to Whittier returning via Los Angeles Willis Baker and his daughter Inez returned to Corona from Forest Home on Friday
Real estate insurance dental and medical professionals listed with offices in Corona California. Includes Walter Crayson attorney, Hank Block dentist, Elzie Veach real estate loans, Dr F J White osteopath, Dr F P Page surgeon, and a veterinarian service at Van Kirk's Stable with contact numbers.
Frank Johnssiee reported eighteen bales of alfalfa hay stolen from a field on Magnolia Avenue. Pete Ramirez of North Howard Street confessed, was jailed on the hay theft charge, and had recently paid a fine for riding a blind pig, with the matter resolved after recovery of the hay.
A London gathering to wind up Nippon Syndicate Limited heard critiques of Japanese methods. Mr. Schwed stated no widespread unreliability by all Japan and noted few successful transactions with Japanese firms since the war. Corona reports fair lima bean crop while Los Angeles county shows good prospects amid wireworm damage in some areas.
A brief reader call to support the Independent by mentioning ads seen in the paper. The note urges patrons to thank advertisers and help sustain local journalism.
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