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Newspaper

Corona Independent

Location

Corona, California, United States of America

Date

Feb 10, 1909

Page

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Riverside County letter on Senate Bill No 88 and city salaries

A 1909 Corona document shows Assembly action sought on Senate Bill 88 amending municipal salary rules. Trustee resolution urges E B Collier to push favorable approval, with Corona City Clerk certifying passage by trustees.

Assemblman Collier Riverside County Collier Senate Assembly Corona Sacramento Cal HH. Holmes First Mail B. Collier State of California Board of Trustees E. B. Collier 78Th Kidder Gillett Holmes Colin Vie

Lincoln Social at Lincoln Methodist Church

The Lincoln Social, a regular quarterly church event, will be held Thursday evening at the Lincoln Methodist Church. All church and Sunday school members are invited to mingle, enjoy a Lincoln program, and refreshments will be served.

Victor Florence Pleads Guilty to Liquor Charge

City Marshal W D Lyman arrested Victor Florence a Frenchman for selling liquor contrary to law. Florence pleads guilty before Justice, ending the case with a swift court disposition.

W. D.lyman Victor Florence Florence

Man Sentenced to 50 Days Jail for Unpaid Fine

Hull faced charges and was ordered to pay a 100 dollar fine or serve 50 days in jail. Lacking funds, he chose jail and was moved to Riverside Monday to begin a 50 day term. He last visited town five years ago and resides in foothills south of the city.

Hull Ife Riverside Hotel de Wilson

M W A Elects New Members at Corona Camp Meeting

Corona Camp No. 9208 Modern Woodman of America held a regular session last evening. Eleven new members were balloted in and more will be voted on at the next meeting. A revival of interest followed the deputy state head consul Dr P J Hugh of San Diego's visit. A class of 25 new members may be adopted soon with a Forester team invited from a neighboring town to perform degree work.

Corona Woodman of America P. J. Hugh San Diego

New Glass and Todd Blocks Under Construction on Sixth Street

Work started Monday on foundation blocks for Glass and Todd buildings on Sixth street near Independent office. The Glass block will house two large store rooms on the lower floor and offices above, costing about 12500. Corona Cash Store will occupy the lower floor of the Todd block with offices above, at an estimated cost of 4000. Additional plans include three modern two story brick stores on West Sixth between First National Bank and Dr. Huff residence, to house a drug store hardware store and grocery store, designed by architects for modern detailing.

M. B. Huff West Sixth Street Sixth Street Dr. Todd Main Street Masonic Temple James J. Davis Corona Cash Store First National Bank

Death of Mrs. Dan G. Kidder in Berkeley

The Reading Michigan Hustler reports the death of Mrs. Dan G. Kidder at age sixty five in Berkeley California after two months illness from valvular heart disease. She was the daughter-in-law of E. P. Kidder and survived by her husband and two children.

Hustler E. P. Kidder W. A. Savage Inlaw Dan G. Kidder Berkeley California Reading Reading, Mich

Great Mid Winter Clearance Calico Offer From The Cash Store

The Cash Store offers ten yards of the best calico for 15 cents. Read ers may cut out the notice and bring it to the store before Saturday February 13 to receive 10 yards of calico usually selling at 70 cents per yard for 10 cents with a five dollar purchase at the clearance sale. Prices guaranteed lower than any other in town.

Corona Board Discusses Street Repairs and Sewer Plans

The Corona Board of Trustees met in adjourned session with most members present to review a resident Ben White’s request to repair street frontage, audit report on city books, and proposals by consulting engineer Kellogg on storm water drainage and a bond financed sewer system for the townsite.

Board OF GY Trustees H. Clay Kellogg Tuthill Lively Ben White Corona White Upper Main Street KE. J. Genereus W. Chry Kellogg City of Kellogg Santa Ana Nelloge

Alfalfa Ranch Sells North of Corona in 310,800 Deal

A. A. Graham and son WG Cera ham sold their 54 acre alfalfa ranch north of Corona to the Riverside Orange Heights Association for 310,800. Improvements include a well pumping plant a five room house and a barn. Purchasers are the same men who recently bought a 5 500 acre tract.

A. A. Graham WG Ceraham Corona Riverside Orange Heights Association Hole and Collinigi A. A. Radiant Colorado River John Graham J. K. Person Garabilla Jds

Warning Teacher What Lesson From the Busy Bee

A whimsical exchange frames a moral about caution, with a teacher provoking a lesson and Tommy responding that one should fear being stung. The brief gag highlights a playful lesson about danger and quick wit in a school setting.

Tommy

Advantages of a Sewer System in Kellogg City

The Kellogg city communication argues a sewer system boosts town growth and property values. It cites soil saturation and cess pools in old alleys, notes public health and housing improvements, and recalls Santa Ana’s rapid modernization following sewer construction.

Kellogg Wats Phisheke Etek Buhding Sre Duder Clpctuistances Trere Bin Hanes Santa Ana Plumbine Ib Puck Syston

The Hen and Chickens Bedtime Tale Fragment

A fragmented children’s snippet describes the hen, Cortee, and a bedtime scene with the little chickens already asleep. The text hints at activities and an old hen as a calm nighttime image.

Chace

When Women Vote we Teacher What is a suffragette

A fragmented note references women voting and asks who a suffragette is, mentioning a teacher and a supposed formal sufferer in unclear context. The readable text hints at suffrage discourse but lacks clear events, dates, or entities for a fuller summary.

Willie

Also Mentioned on This Page

Alfred Applin Butler Assemblyman Collier E. J. Genereux Lincoln Social Methodist Church GLASS Todd the Cash Store CO Auditor’s Report Mr. Randall Wmn. J. Randall Board of Trade Mareshal A.C. Wood South Main Boulevard Mr. Tlolines McDonald Corona Gas & Electric Company Holges Bear Canyon Taylor Place Sheget Grypsum Canyon Tenth Street Temescal Wash Temescal Glass Brother Glass Brothers Uarrell Re- Quarry Street Carter A. A. Graham and Son Clay Kellogg
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