Denver chosen for national convention stirs Western Democrats
Washington reports a Western Democratic surge as Denver wins the bid to host next year’s national convention, a move praised for climate and scenery and expected to influence William Jennings Bryan’s nomination prospects. The piece notes dam contracts in Alabama and calls for a $50 million river and harbor bill, plus senate maneuvers on finance and holidays.
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Roosevelt to Push Prosecutions Over Fraudulent Sale
The president is aroused by the revelations and will direct vigorous prosecutions of the guilty, including court proceedings to set aside the fraudulent transaction. The Agriculture Department reports a new industry in California silk farming showing strong potential to reduce reliance on imported silk. Sylvester N. Coombs of San Francisco reports a Los Angeles plant to process cocoons, with California offering farmer incentives.
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Funeral of Chauncy B Scott
Chauncy B. Scott was buried this Sunday after a sudden death reported last week. Services were at Davis undertaking parlors with a sermon by Rev. Ferris of the Congregational church. Interment followed at Sunny Slow cemetery. The community extends sympathy to his widow and family.
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Episcopal service led by Saint Andrew Brotherhood from Los Angeles
The service at the Episcopal Church next Sunday evening will be in charge of Representatives of the Brotherhood of Saint Andrew from Los Angeles. All are invited to this service especially the men with special Christmas music.
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Brotherhood of Saint Andrew
Los Angeles
Tailoring Firm Sees Ownership Change at Plowman Buyout
George Plowman purchases Haberle’s share in the tailoring business signaling a shift in ownership and management. The move consolidates control under Plowman as existing operations continue.
Firm of Plowman and Quinn Enter Orange Venture
The Independent predicts strong success for the new firm of Plowman and Quinn, Corona residents Haberle and Quinn, as the first-named Haberle plans to relocate to Orange to begin anew in business.
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Professor Stafford At Shooting Gallery Hemorrhoid Cure
Local notice promotes Professor Stafford at the Shooting gallery corner of Main and Fifth streets. It claims he has helped patients who failed elsewhere and promises cures where others did not succeed.
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Railroads Cut Eastbound Rates to New York and Nearby Cities
Railroads announce a rate reduction for eastbound passengers starting Friday December 27. The new fare to New York and eastern points drops to 59.20 from 64.55, valid across all lines out of Los Angeles to Oswego, Binghamton, and major Pennsylvania cities.
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Holiday at Post Office Marks Busy New Year Day
Postmaster Brown says the Post Office will operate as usual on January 1 with regular Sabbath delivery. He and staff plan brief leisure after a record Monday showing the largest city mail volume ever as crowds sent Christmas gifts and holiday parcels flooded in.
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Cast postponement for My Friend From India show
Indisposition of a lady in the cast causes the Dec 27 benefit performance for the Fraternal Brotherhood of Corona to be postponed. The show will be staged Friday evening January 10 under improved conditions.
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Sale of fifteen acre orange grove on Fullerton avenue
Messie Bowen Lyman report a cash sale of a 15 acre orange grove on Fullerton avenue for 15000. Title runs from C. E. Fowler to M. H. Wagner. The grove is described as among the most desirable and best producing in the area.
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