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Newspaper
Corona Independent
Location
Corona, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1914
Page
4
Local column lists a mix of social notes and notices. The item warns readers about a personal mention titled What Happened to Jones and advertises community events, sales, and upcoming lectures. It references Amy seat prices, a Christmas Guild sale, a birth, a Christmas toy window contest, and a death in Iowa.
The Grant County sheriff asks residents to watch for Claude Cochran of Pond Creek Oklahoma who left home fearing arrest for alleged law violations. The notice states no charges exist and urges his family to hear from him. Mae Cochran seeks information on his location.
The Corona City School introduces a weekly savings plan where students deposit any amount, receive stamps in folders of fifty, and later redeem via a bank passbook. Interest accrues like other time deposits. withdrawals require a guardian signature. A monthly grade ranking tracks participation, with total deposits reaching $30.11 across both Washington and Corona schools.
Christmas preparations highlight None Such Mince Meat as a staple household commodity used beyond mince pies for desserts like fruit cake and hermit cookies. The product’s 30 year sales demonstrate convenience economy and familiar recipes printed on each package. Grocers nationwide stock it in principal stores.
An ad touts TIZ as a cure for sore tired feet with claims it draws out acids and poisons that puff feet. It says users will dance with relief, with shoes no longer rubbing or hurting, and urges buying a 25 cent box from druggists or department stores.
A brief notice states that the party who placed the X. Y. Z. advertisement in the Independent a few days ago should contact the office to learn something to his advantage.
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