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Newspaper
Corona Independent
Location
Corona, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1910
Page
2
One city goal links free mail service sidewalks and improved streets. The Womans Improvement Club invites Corona residents to attend next Tuesday afternoon at the High School Auditorium to foster the Civic Improvement Habit.
Officials urge residents to clean and beautify front and back yards to boost civic pride as daily tourist arrivals increase. They compare progress with other California towns and emphasize collective effort.
The note discusses adopting daily mail delivery by the government. It portrays the city’s growth, noise, and civic identity, stressing the need for more sidewalks before free mail delivery becomes a reality.
The Corona postoffice receipts justify free mail delivery but lack of sidewalks hinders delivery. The Corona postmaster cites insufficient walkways as a barrier and urges immediate sidewalk construction and street repairs to realize convenient mail service.
The Independent extends season's greetings to subscribers and patrons and expresses thanks for support since May first when it began publishing. It notes growing subscriptions, advertiser interest, and public confidence. The paper pledges continued community contribution and aims to aid regional prosperity.
Redlands reports the first Navels were shipped this year on November 27, marking a notable harvest milestone for the local citrus trade and reflecting the region's shipping activity.
The California county librarians plan the first annual conference at the California State Library in Sacramento December 28 and 29. The meeting inaugurates a movement for county wide free library privileges and will include delegates from twelve counties and prominent librarians from San Francisco, Los Angeles, Oakland and the state librarian. The conference will map methods to expand county library service statewide.
Riverside county tax collector E. D. Crane reports October and November collections near 382000 dollars. He began duties last September and, despite lacking an address book, has started compiling taxpayer addresses for future use. He seeks information from property buyers to complete the records.
Harriet BE Alexander sells lot 14 Jones subdivision to John M Morrison for 3560 dollars and lot 13 to Agnes Brown for 350 dollars. West Sixth Street area outside the Boulevard remains suitable for building. Morrison has contracted K P Massetter to build a 1600 dollar bungalow soon.
Letters warn uncalled for post letters and list names while a San Francisco labor debate centers on Seattle metal trades open shop demands. The author argues war is costly, unions endure, and Expo leadership should resist being used to pit cities against labor.
The article highlights a cleaning method described as more thorough than mere sponging, promising deeper stain removal and fabric care. It emphasizes specialized techniques and attention to detail in professional garment care.
The remarks urge San Francisco to pursue the Panama Pacific Exposition without triggering industrial conflict. They warn against overemphasizing open or closed shop principles and advocate treating labor issues collectively with sense and shared interest guiding the stance.
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