16 Feb 1916
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Newspaper
Corona Independent
Location
Corona, California, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1916
Page
1
A small notices item states publication details for a newspaper office located at 110 West Sixth Street with printing schedule showing afternoons daily except Sundays.
Scoville led a meeting with musicians to plan a community band. Mason Térpening chaired, W. E. Gunn served as secretary. The group stressed city support as essential to the project’s success.
City Attorney Geo R Freeman aided hopes to fund music and advertising via a special tax levy not exceeding five percent of property valuation. Trustees may pass an ordinance without a special election, potentially raising 1600 yearly with current valuations of 4 000 000. About 400 yearly is needed for the band. A committee of Messrs.
Chas. Craig, Roy Rice, and W. E. Gunn were appointed to confer with chamber of commerce directors and organize a band. A list of young men and their instruments includes CORNETS C. Wright B. Baer W. Clayson M. Terpening CLARIONETS Burton Baird Carl Hoss Dave Jones Fred Bobo Harry Lyman BARITONE R. H. Barnes TENOR Ralph Webster SLIDE TROMBONES W. R. Sheridan H. M. Hendrickson Norman Reeves Jr. ALTOS C. E. Sanger Allen Craig C. M. Scoville PICCOLO Roy P. Rice BASSES E. HW. Ballard W. Gunn DRUMS J. G. Bennett.
For sale a young horse of good size asking 150 dollars or trade for a milch cow. Contact S. B. Lane at 812 Sheridan. The Episcopal church starts a pension fund for ministers on half pay at 68, prompting jokes about more people entering the clergy.
A rising company expands operations and revenue, drawing new Merchant partners across regional markets. Local firms respond with targeted ads as the firm scales production, increases staffing, and strengthens distribution networks.
A health advertisement explains meat creates uric acid that overworks kidneys and causes dull kidney pain, headaches, and night-time urination. It recommends four ounces of Jad Salts nightly in water before breakfast to neutralize acids, flush the body, and prevent bladder irritation.
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