Senate panel to back Frisco plan in industrial expositions bill
Washington reports the Senate committee on Industrial Expositions will favor a San Francisco resolution. Californians aim to push the bill through the Senate, facing New Orleans opposition and potential filibuster tactics as the battle continues in higher chamber. The mood among Californians remains jubilant despite widespread opposition.
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San Francisco Celebrates Congress Victory With Citywide Festivities
Frisco rejoiced as news reached from Washington that San Francisco secured the exposition. Flags bunting and pennants adorned streets and factories while bells and whistles sounded. Schools closed for a half holiday and merchants danced in the streets as crowds watched parades and heard speakers including former Governor Gillett and University of California President Wheeler. A resolution thanked President Taft, his cabinet, California delegation, and supporters in Congress.
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Water Suit 15 Set for May Trial in Los Angeles
Attorneys prep for a major water rights case three months ahead. Santa Ana Valley Irrigation Co Anaheim Union Water Co and Santa Ana River Development Co sue Long and others over alleged diversions from Temescal Lytle creeks and Colton Riverside basins on non riparian land. Trial scheduled May 1 in Los Angeles with judges Monroe or Conrey.
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Watering Desert Lands by Mojave River Co Leader Holt
L M Holt president of the Mojave River Land and Water company arrives from Los Angeles on business. The firm owns 11 sections along the Salt Lake route and is developing irrigation water for town lands. Holt says a large water well is finished and forthcoming work will yield ample water for years. He leads a booster and has helped build up Southern California.
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Popular business place sold in Corona
Mondas of this week Mr Adthal an experienced candy maker of Santa Ana purchased the Mission Canteeninery of Chromicle Bros and assumed charge of the business Mr Hall moved to Corona and will occupy the S W Lockett cottage Washburn street He is a candy maker formerly with the Dragon Candy Kitchen at Santa Ana His experience and writing personality are seen as keys to success in Corona The former proprietors are undecided on future work but plan to remain in Corona for a time at least
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Hunger is Best: Odd Fragments on Apple Sauce Noted
Fragmentary line notes that hunger persists but a slight warmth remains in discussing apple sauce as something pleasant amid scarce resources.
Thousands of Choige Acres to Be Reclaimed near Corona
A Los Angeles land company disclosed plans for a 43 000 acre San Jacinto Rancho split, revealing 29 000 acres tillable. Development will include 4500 5000 acres planted to eucalyptus near Gavilan Perris by Eucalyptus Timber Corp with a 610 acre citrus unit. Engineers expect tapping three underground aquifers to support irrigation for vast orange groves in Riverside County.
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Surprise by Number of Friends Party Honors Mr Ed
A surprise party planned in Mr Ed's honor by Alys Veach drew about seven couples. Five hundred was played for tables in a pleasing game. Louise Idler won the ladies prize. Harry Connor won the gentlemen's prize. Walter S. Clayson took the consolation. Attendees included Mable and Ethel Svo ville Edith MacGillivray Wima Lord Louise Idler Riverside Juliet Newkirk San Diego Walter Clayson Harry Connor Wilbur Durst Stanley Garvey Loyal Kelly Wm Murphy A M Ironsides Seattle Mr and Mrs George M Blair. Refreshments followed.
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Stanley Garvey
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Sutherland Sells Fine Hotel Business to Long
C L Sutherland sells the Hotel Del Rey in Corona to Me tea Long who takes possession this month. Long, a former clerk for Perkins, has built a local reputation and will move on to Elginore after a brief Corona stay.
Corona Tennis Club Plans New Club House and Courts
At a Corona meeting a five member committee was appointed to study creating a club house with two or three cement courts and grounds. Members Gee Snidecor McConnell Clayson Humphreys Garvey will canvass the situation and seek early steps. Exhibitions may feature Miss Hotchides and May Sutton at opening.
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Fashion Stables Bus Line Sold This Week
Mr. Will Livingston purchased the Fashion Stables bus line on Monday, with Ira Long also mentioned. Livingston will remain manager at the Corona Lemon company's packing house and hire a driver for the bus. The venture has not been profitable yet and may take time to become financially viable.
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Attendance Report From Principal For Month Ending January 20
Supervising Principal H I Priestley reports school attendance figures for the month ending January 20. High school days present 1693, grammar school 8519. absences high school 82, grammar school 188. Average daily attendance lists 87 for high school and 448 for grammar school. Actual enrollment totals 624 with total daily attendance 535.
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Benjamin Chapin Portrays Lincoln at Congregational Church
Benjamin Chapin’s Lincoln impersonation drew a large audience at the Congregational Church last Thursday evening. The performance traced Lincoln from early career to the night before Ford’s Theatre ending, and the event raised about 50.00 for the church fund under the Congregational Brotherhood.
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Record Sized Egg Attracts Curiosity In City
Chas R Miller displays an enormous egg weighing heavily and measuring large, drawing public interest. He notes the egg was laid in a nest by one of his hens recently, with speculation whether it hints at an ostrich or a large chick.
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Reductions in Pullman Upper Berth Rates Across State
The article reports reductions in upper berth prices for Pullman sleeping cars in New York state and across the county. Rates drop from $1.50 to $1.25, from $2 to $1.60, and from $2.50 to $2.00, with the same general cut applied nationwide.
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Death of Mrs Paula Cross After Gasoline Fire
Mrs Paula Cross dies at 26 from severe burns suffered in a gasoline explosion six weeks earlier. She passed at the county hospital. Funeral services were held at the Catholic Church this afternoon with hymns reflecting on faith and memory. She leaves her widower Peter Gross.
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Alfalfa Grower Details Profits and Methods on Corona Farm
Mr. C E B Lillibridge of Corona describes farming alfalfa on forty acres with 276 inches of water annually. He details costs per hour and water lines, soil prep, manual weed control, December fertilizing, spring tooth harrowing, stable manure use, and hay storage practices yielding about 3,000 dollars yearly. He gwths about ten tons per acre and stores extra hay for winter prices, hiring only one additional worker for irrigation and baling.
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Congregational Church Announces Farewell Service Plans
In the morning a special musical program and sermon will be held at the Congregational Church. Bible school and youth classes are scheduled, with an afternoon gathering for Intermediates. A People's meeting is planned, and there will be no evening service as the church unites with the Christian church for Rev. Mar Harlow's farewell.
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First Church of Christ Scientist service and schedule
The First Church of Christ Scientist Howard holds a regular Sunday service at 11 am with an 8th Presbyterian? note. Sunday school at 6:45 am. Testimony meeting Wednesday at 7:80 pm. Reading room open Monday Wednesday Friday 2 to 4 pm in the church building. Lesson subject for Feb 5 is Spirit.
Christian Church Sunday Sermon and Music Plans
The church presents a Sunday service with a sermon themed Progressiva Christmas and a life of Paul themed poem. Special music will accompany each service, and a Bible show is advertised with a cordial public invitation.
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Radical anti Japanese measure introduced in California assembly
Sacramento Jan 28 A radical anti Japanese resolution was introduced in the assembly urging California congressmen to seek treaty changes to prohibit immigration of unassimilable races. The measure, introduced by Assemblyman Harry Palsley of Red Bluff, was ruled against by Speaker Hewitt and sent to the state printer.
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Assembly Passes Local Option Bill Amid Friction
The assembly moves to approve a local option bill after a test vote shows strong opposition. Wylie faces accusations of bad faith as supporters push for a rapid passage while opponents threaten procedural delays.
Estudillo Bill Aims to Consolidate School Districts
Estudillo's bill seeks authorization to consolidate several school districts into one entity and validate bonds issued by those districts. The proposal, discussed by a senator, would enable unified administration and financing for the affected districts.
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