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Newspaper
Corona Independent
Location
Corona, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1910
Page
3
The piece notes expected price stability if retailers refrain from cutting, and hints Mayor H. Hietnies may resist a departure from his post as head of the city board. It also marks the third anniversary of a church brotherhood with various community topics and oblique references to local figures and events.
Report notes broad price reductions with Wil son announcing cuts and shipments from Boston and Kansas City. The message implies lower berths will cost more as upper berths drop.
The Santa Monica Outlook questions annual saloon valued items and who benefits. It notes most buyers retain slight value and that sales seldom produce high returns, with potential exceptions.
The report describes diplomats in Washington seeking representations to allow selling large quantities of beef, pork, and mutton to American workers at lower prices, potentially cutting current tariffs, while opposing artificial barriers like tobacco-freeFED-era restraints andpacker practices. It notes opposition to provoking U S government action to remove such barriers and mentions pressures from packers and Senators in Washington.
Public note questions how many local merchants and professionals a city can name. It probes daily customer reach among 500 Corona residents and debates sources of business, advertising dates, and vetting methods.
A damaged notice pleads subscribers to settle outstanding bills with a humorous plea. It mentions winter costs, town repairs, and a Christmas present, urging prompt payment and promising relief on the debt.
Chas McMillan, who left Corona to work in Porto Rico, reports slow acclimation, tedious travel, and a longing to return. He notes the island’s poverty, compares it to Hawaii, mentions fruit prices and aligator pears, and says the people are behind the times but the country has beauty. He signs from Pitillas, Porto Rico.
The page mixes social happenings with odd notices as Mro and AtPes host Mavis Mis. da Ro Niehotis’ family mourns a granddaughter’s illness while minor gatherings occur on South Main Street. Unclear stock offers and repeated names suggest a crowded, fragmented local tat.
After a short business meeting, refreshments were served. Mrs. Chatnesan led the program with feature performances by Miss Rath Viola and Vera Voubirs, who charmingly sang Come to Peace. City attendees discussed the park project and upcoming social events.
The piece outlines a split within the Republican Party led by Roosevelt, La Follette, and Taft. It describes Taft's failed harmonizing attempts with progressives and standpatters, foreshadowing a decisive convention battle that would determine control of the party and influence the nation’s path in the coming era.
Frank Miller of Glenwood designs a railway passenger coach of the mission type. A party of forty newspaper men and eight railway officials tested the new car at the Santa Fee railway invitation. The event included a city committee and local residents observing the demonstration and tasting refreshments.
The readable fragments assemble into a garbled note with stray names and phrases. It hints at a narrative but contains no coherent events, dates, or clear subjects to report with accuracy.
The notice records the death of Mrs L L Newton Farley at an unidentified time and place. It mentions a desire for the Parcend and Philides and references AL b church. It is a brief, formal death notice with family and church connections.
An advertisement from the Tuberdecide Co. of Los Angeles touts a treatment that allegedly cures tuberculosis completely. It asserts rapid results with destruction of tubercle bacilli within months and improvements within weeks, urging readers to write for full particulars. The address is 702 International Bank Bid, Los Angeles, Cal.
A drafted church notice outlines morning services at the Congregational Church with a sermon on God’s expectations and a pastor address. It calls for practicing brotherhood and invites parishioners to join in the community gathering.
The Capist Church announces a People's meeting at 7:20 pm with evening worship, and a morning sermon titled Proving and Improving One Clare. Beening. Special music will precede public cordiality as attendees are welcome to join the services.
The Christian Church plans morning and evening services this Sunday with the topic The Theme Reflected in the morning and The Disciples Nicknamed in the evening. Bible school starts at 10 04. A Wednesday evening service is set for 7 15. An cordial welcome is extended to all.
A Redlands manufacturer has perfected an auto cultivator tested to the satisfaction of many orchardists who witnessed its recent trial. The service includes a Mass at 10:45 a.m with Carter singing the offertory and evening prayer with a sermon.
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