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A terse taunt implying compliance and impending disappearance, with a biting line about a turkey giblets and threats of vanishing after a few more days.
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Newspaper
Corona Independent
Location
Corona, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1910
Page
2
A terse taunt implying compliance and impending disappearance, with a biting line about a turkey giblets and threats of vanishing after a few more days.
The Independent notes gratifying holiday trade by local merchants and editor hopes business will triple next year for their clients and the community.
At a Wo mans Improvement Club meeting on Tuesday afternoon Mayor Evans of Riverside advocated expanding park space on each side of a residence street to at least ten feet, preferably thirteen feet, to create a truly beautiful avenue.
Local planners discuss adding a man bird act to the Fourth of July event to honor the new electric line reaching Corona. The proposal envisions a spectacle highlighting aviation interest during the city celebration.
A Los Angeles dynamiting at the Llewellen Ironworks prompts officials to probe the incident. The writer blames no specific union and warns against assigning direct responsibility to labor organizations, urging thorough investigation.
Riverside Press lauds the Pasadena Star for seizing opportunity and building a modern newspaper. It notes the Star’s three-deck perfecting press and extensive type machinery, praising both initiative and capital backing as key factors.
Edward RR Feuerborn secretary of Citrus Belt Land Co from Riverside Heights tract north of Corona thanks the Corona Independent for its recent feature. The firm promotes five and ten acre parcels at attractive prices and expresses appreciation for editorial support.
Fragmentary 1911 item describes local business activity and a transportation or market scene with incompletely legible names and actions. The readable bits suggest street commerce and possible club or company mentions influencing local trade.
The piece urges Corona merchants to curb out of town shopping and double down on home advertising. It laments past depots overflowing with goods and calls for a local year long effort to attract customers, urging businessmen to invest time and money to keep trade within Corona.
J. W. Humphreys has received notification of appointment as secretary of the Riverside County Baraca Union and has begun duties. The post comes on the recommendation of Marshal Hudson, founder of the Baraca movement, marking a distinction for the local young man. Humphreys is assistant cashier of the Corona National Bank.
Supervisor Hamner announces a new system of road supervision beginning January. Each district will have a dedicated overseer to inspect ten miles, drag after rains, and fill hollows to prevent water standing and mud, extending road life overall.
A new device at the Redlands Orange Growers packing house rounds the upper edge of the center board to reduce bruising as oranges are packed. The method allows tight packing without damage, a development noted as of interest to district packers.
The county road north of the wagon bridge over the Santa Ana River near Bam market garden is being materially improved. Supervisor Hamner orders a 25 foot cut to straighten the hill west of the former Collins property, with roadwork under Roadmaster John Baldwin and wagons provided to speed material removal.
The five pound five ounce candy cane hung in the Mission Confectionery window weighed the exact amount and sparked bets. Sidney G. Beck of Corona Cash Store guessed five pounds four ounces, closest to the mark. First prize went to a $5 candy basket, George M. Blair won the cane, and Bob Stack received a candy box for third closest guess.
The Pacific Paint company of 3617 and 3619 So. Main St., Los Angeles solicits readers to request its new money saving 1911 catalogue direct from maker to user. Enclose a business card or letterhead to receive a postpaid 1 inch sash tool free.
Mr and Mrs Chas Lillibridge hosted Christmas dinner for many friends and relatives including Dr and Mrs C M Lathrop Mrs Susan Lathrop and Mrs Emerson of Los Angeles Benjamin Bailey and wife San Diego Miss Phillips Iowa Daniel Schumacher Indiana Mr and Mrs Charles Hatfield Sue City IA C H Birdsall and family Mr and Mrs O H Phillips Mrs L F Baird Mrs Rose Wilkins B M Lillibridge and wife and Mrs Lydia Lillibridge of this city.
Notice of the regular annual meeting of Citizens Bank stockholders on Tuesday January 10 1911 at 3 p m at the bank office Corona California to elect a Board of Directors and conduct other business. Dated December 27 1910. Geo E Sindecor Secretary and Cashier. Corona California. d29-2¢
W. W. Kressen sprained his right ankle playing football last Monday. Miss Helen Newton is recovering from a relapse. Nick Papas has leased space in the Tood building on Fifth and Main for his cigar and fruit store. C. L. Lowrey will build a $1500 five room bungalow for W. F. Brennan of Los Angeles near Elsinore road east of Lee Lake. A missing automobile cushion was reported on Temescal Road and Ontario Ave near Main Street. notify the office if found.
Last Monday afternoon a hotly contested football game saw the Corona Athletic Association eleven defeat the town team 19 to 0. James Rawleigh scored a spectacular opening touchdown after catching a kickoff, with Harold Corkhill adding a later score via a forward pass. Umpire W H Gunn officiated as the town team’s best player was Frank Raney.
Earn confidence in Gregg Shorthand and touch typewriting through a mail study. No relocation needed. complete course priced at 25 dollars per week and up. Gregg Cor respondence School offers instruction from home via mail at 1416 W Fourth St Los Angeles California.
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