Personnel listing at Corona National Bank
Corona National Bank lists B. McConnell as vice president and O E E McConnell as assistant cashier in its personnel roster.
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Corona National Bank
E. C. Reid
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Newspaper
Corona Independent
Location
Corona, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1915
Page
2
Local Newspaper Masthead and Pricing Notes
The fragment lists Geo M. Blair and Ed J G Thompson as publisher and city editor, with address 110-112 West Sixth Street. It notes publication frequency, subscription rates of 4 per year, 2.00 for six months, and 35c per month, delivered by carrier within city limits, with advance payments.
What Do You Think About Deceitful Promises and Hypocrisy
A reader reflects on public officers failing to keep promises hypocrisies of political leaders and religious figures. The lines question trust in leaders who speak of virtue yet act contrary, urging to consider the gap between words and deeds.
Christmas slogan for Corona prosperity drive
A hopeful Christmas message urging Corona toward shared prosperity and community spirit as residents seek collective progress and better days ahead. The text emphasizes communal pride and participation in local growth efforts during the holiday season.
Prosperity Hinges on Keeping Wealth at Home
The piece argues that local thrift and buying from home dealers will increase money circulation and boost fortunes in the community. It urges citizens, including those who source goods elsewhere, to shift to homegrown commerce to ensure local prosperity and duty to the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feon
California Labor Laws Show Abortive and Odd Provisions
A columnist surveys California’s eighty nine labor laws including eighteen from 1915. Some statutes are dead or ineffective while others were drafted poorly, and the piece notes the failure to enact a minimum wage rule preventing employers from closing shops to flee the state.
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California
Tejon Pass Cutoff Slashes 40 Miles Off Route
The new Tejon Pass cut-off shortens the route from Southern California to the Central California Valley by more than 40 miles as part of the state good roads program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern
California
Great Central California Valley
Tejon Pass
City life promises cost and drama for young men
A humorous warning about chasing city life and its temptations. It breaks down potential expenses from theater trips to taxis, dinners, car rides, candy, dancing lessons, and formal wear, concluding that the lure is costly and may end with a plea for home comforts.
Manufacturing Advantages in California Highlighted
The San Bernardino Index notes that California has ideal conditions for becoming the nation’s leading manufacturing state. It cites diverse climates, abundant raw materials, cheap power, and excellent rail and water transportation as strengths, while acknowledging a shortage of certain skilled labor that can be addressed with development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Bernardino
California
Desert
High Sierras
Home trading urged by Independent printing shop
The Independent advocates buying local and reminds business leaders that using its up to date job printing plant supports local commerce. It questions promoting goods at home while sourcing printing from out of town and notes consistency in backing local business.
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Busness
Independent
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