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Newspaper
Corona Independent
Location
Corona, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1908
Page
3
Readable timetable fragment lists trips from Los Angeles to local and long distance destinations with morning and afternoon departures including Overland Local and Riverside routes. It notes daily and Sunday operation with several times such as 5 26 a m and 8 57 a m for various services.
A collage of notices from Corona describes hotel Del Rey offerings with meals and room rates, local visitors and residents, and businesses. Travelers include Mrs Cobler in Riverside Pirateday and H K Kellogg from Santa Ana visiting Corona. Local commerce features Murray’s Drugstore, Russ Lumber Co., and Browning’s Studio.
Sunday service from 12 30 to 2 P M features cream of chicken soup sweet pickles celery olives and chilled items. Entrees include stuffed veal rib roast spring chicken and prime beef with jus. Suckling pig stuffing and multiple sides like mashed potatoes string beans and peas plus desserts fruit salad and pies accompany tea coffee or milk.
The Riverside county group of the Southern California delegation including Estudillo Collier and Miller has spent three days reviewing proposed laws. The most notable measure is the good roads bill to maintain highways statewide.
Public warning about catarrh treatments containing mercury and the dangers of using such remedies without prescription. Promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure by F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo Ohio as mercury free and effective when taken internally. Also mentions Hall's Family Pills for constipation with pricing.
Real estate details show multiple transfers in Stockwell, Mountain View and Holt areas. Names include Janes L. Daves, Federico Baarios, R T Nilven, Jas L Davis, E J Generaux, Loyal Kelly, G Guernnesy, Elzie Veach, Miss Gertrude Beele, and Francis E Williams among others with prices from 35 to 900 dollars. The note ends with an unrelated ad for DeWitt's Little Early Risers pills.
Jonah Jones and F S Gunby say the Long Beach board will ignore the state board of health order for compulsory school vaccination and will seek a test case to challenge the law's constitutionality. They view the mandate as unconstitutional and plan to pursue a suit. The notice appears amid local ads for Gildard's Specials and scratch pads.
Rev Geo Ely leads Sunday School at 9 30 and morning service at 10 45 with offertory by Arthur Dickinson.
Senior B P U 6 30 P M Junior B Y P U 3 P M Preaching 10 45 a m and 7 30 p m Bible school at 9 30 Pastor's Sermon Subjects Morning Spiritual Outlités Evening How God Loves Special music all day Public cordially invited to these services Strangers always welcome
Reverend Chester Ferris leads Bible school at 9:80 A M with juniors at 3:30 P M intermediates at 5 and Young Peoples at 6:30 P M. Morning sermon on The Preparation of the World for Christ and evening on A Royal Marksman who Missed His Target. Midweek Fellowship discusses Personal Work. Riverside friends urged to attend. Travel Club plans Nile trip. Also a health ad for Kodol digestion remedy from Dr. Hings.
Through the Monday sale of nearly 14 acres in the Edgar Vineyard tract to Se R Walton, president of the Southern California Poultry Breeder's Association, Beaumont gains a fine poultry ranch and stock breeding site. Walton bought Lot 3 Block 2 including the old Edgar homestead, about 3 1/2 acres, with frontage on Beaumont avenue and a scenic elevation of about 2850 feet. The parcel lies across Cherry Valley West Addition, near prior four‑month sales totaling around $60,000, and east of the Powers place.
The State Board of Health will investigate serving infected food at the Prometheus launch at Vallejo naval yards. Caterer Jean Cohen charged 50 cents a plate for a luncheon. one guest died of ptomaine poisoning and about a hundred others were ill, including Gov. Gillett who was dangerously ill but improving.
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