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Newspaper
Corona Independent
Location
Corona, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1909
Page
8
Taft asks Congress to advance ship subsidy postal savings banks and separate statehood for New Mexico and Arizona. He warns Congress on sugar trust prosecutions and notes ongoing efforts by Treasury and Justice to uncover fraud, while praising Pan American policy and Latin American ties.
S W Garvey resigns as manager of the Corona opera house and Edward Foley of Corona will assume the post. Foley brings extensive theater experience and promises top attractions and careful crowd control as he plans a season schedule and aims to prevent rowdy behavior during performances.
The Temescal Water Company held a regular meeting at its offices on Tuesday and elected a board for the coming year. New director W. S. Sparr of Corona succeeds Frank Scoyille. other directors include Flor Chase H B Chase A F Call J J Jameson Ss B Hampton F F Thompson.
The Independent urges Corona shoppers to buy early this holiday season. It highlights 16 new firms and lists merchants offering special lines, stressing stock freshness and avoiding late selections. Merchants urge patrons to favor local advertisers for best service and selection.
Riverside committees from the Chamber of Commerce and Business Men's association advance plans for a county fair. A three-three-three panel studied nonprofit co operative formation under state law, proposing no stock and funding via membership fees. Each organization faces a $100 preliminary assessment to finance early steps.
Treasury Secretary Franklin MacVeagh reports retrenchment in the 1911 executive department expenditures, aligning with Taft's economy policy. Total estimates reach 684,132,197 including the naval building program, with a net decrease versus 1910 when Panama canal and debt are excluded.
The board adopted the new horticultural ordinance after committee approval. Bidding for county officer bonds favored National Surety, with uniform pricing and new bond for the district attorney. A lighting district petition was granted, road deeds accepted, and a bond reissue for San Jacinto high School approved. Maps for subdivisions and bridge repair funding were authorized.
A Sioux City World Herald dispatch reports Mrs. Charles S. Banse claiming a lemon cure for tuberculosis. She says she drank 12 lemons daily for 12 days, boiled to palatability, and recovered, with lungs unharmed and good health restored. A.F. Call. of this city received a copy of the paper.
A witty exchange toys with trust and duty as Dusty Stryper asserts trustworthiness while Mrs Handout questions character in a line attributed to the St. Louis Republic. The vignette hinges on a humorous social trap and a boastful self‑image.
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