The Youth's Companion Promotes Universal Appeal
An advertisement extols The Youth's Companion as for all ages and abilities, highlighting stories for children and accessible content for the blind or hearing impaired. It promotes sample copies for 1912, notes a price rise to 2.00 on January 1, 1912, and offers a color calendar gift with new subscriptions from 144 Berkeley St Boston Mass.
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Robinson Crusoe
Aeekly
the Youth's Companion
Berkeley St
Boston, Mass
Destructive Olive Ranch Fire Near Corona Rages
A ranch eight miles northwest of Corona owned by G F LeGage was wiped out by a brush fire on the 28th. High winds fed the blaze through an olive orchard, destroying 120 acres including a heavy crop and harvesting tools. Loss estimated at about 22000. the property had sold recently for 25000 to E Richards of Los Angeles. The Lima Bean Growers association urged state action to manufacture bean bags at the prison jute mill and the prison board granted the request.
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G. F. LeGage
Corona
LeGage
Richards
Los Angeles
Lima Bean, Growers Association of
Ventura’ County
Johnson
States
California Outlook for 1912 Sees Growth Across Sectors
California Development board leader R Newton Lynch fronts immigration focus ahead of Panama Pacific Exposition. State exhibits travel from San Francisco, with record fruit shipments and rising oil, mining, and beet sugar output. In October ports and auto registrations surge as land sales and irrigation projects expand.
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R. Newton Lynch
California Development Board
California
Francis Hope
Brewers’ International Congress
Chicago
Pittsburg
New York
San Francisco
Secretary of State
Port of San Francisco
C. C. Moore
Panama Canal
Robert Newton, Lynch
Robert Newton Lynch
Bureau of Immigration of the Board
Lynch
Los Angeles
Counties Committee Meeting Forecasts Record Attendance
The sixteenth semi-annual meeting of the Counties Committee of the California Development Board convenes in Los Angeles January 12 and 13 with strong interest shown in the subject. Delegates will be welcomed with an elaborate reception in Los Angeles.
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California Development Board
Los Angeles
Best on Earth Verdict for Foley Honey and Tar Cure
R J Howell of Tracy Ohio bought Foley's Honey and Tar Compound for his wife claiming it cured a severe lung illness described as consumption. He says the remedy gave immediate relief and three bottles effected a complete cure.
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R. J. Howell
Tracy, O
Foley
Two Kinds of Foolishness About Meat Inspection
A citizen argues that paying for government meat inspection is wasted if one ignores inspected meat. He notes Southern California lacks many inspected plants and that Corona taxpayers fund inspection through a veterinary salary, urging buyers to choose Corona market for guaranteed safety from bovine diseases.
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Fresno
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Stockton
Berkele
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Berkeley
Stocktor
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Redland Ar
Riversid
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San Diego Ar
Gamne
California “Limited
M. N. Claypool
Superior Service
Corona Gas and Electric Light Company
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Graduate
State Development Board
Chamber of Commerce
Panama-Pacific
Junk Man
M, Blaser
Main St
Corona Lumber Company
Calif
A. J. Ware
Boston
Corona City Bakery
the Citizens Savings Bank
Citizens Bank
First National Bank
GEO. E. Sindecor
Frank Scoville
Andrews R. L. Wellits
United
U. S
Uncle Sam
Inspec
San Antonio Meat Company
United States
San Diego
San Antonio
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