19 Feb 1916
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Newspaper
Corona Independent
Location
Corona, California, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1916
Page
1
An editorial urges farmers to adopt printed letter-heads and matching envelopes as evidence of progress and to prevent misdirected mail. It notes modern farms use stationary to convey brains and farsightedness, cites pricing for 250 or 500 letter-heads and envelopes, and argues this aligns farmers with urban practices.
The notice lists the editor and publisher roles and pricing for subscriptions. Rates are 4 dollars yearly, 2.00 for six months, and a monthly carrier fee in-city. Subscriptions are payable in advance. Publication occurs every afternoon except Sunday at 110 112 West Sixth Street.
The report details a House altercation as Bryant struck Geissler after a confrontation on the floor. Witnesses say Geissler fell unconscious, and a scuffle followed before calm returned. The note adds that President Wilson pardoned two Oklahoma election officials for enforcing the grandfather clause, with two others in federal court.
The article reports a printed call urging violence against Mexican government chiefs and officers in Los Angeles. It cites revolutionary rhetoric from the era and notes Enrique Magon was badly injured and taken to emergency hospital for treatment.
A. M. Wilsa of Fontana has purchased 900 White Leghorn hens, expanding his poultry holdings. The deal reflects ongoing demand for laying stock and larger farm operations in the region.
A short note highlights the benefit of clear store location details and visible merchandise to attract shoppers. It emphasizes advertising the address and stock to boost sales.
Covina reports a storm total rainfall near ten inches. Weather officials note the heavy downpour impacted streets and drainage, with residents tallying runoff and localized flooding across the city.
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