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Newspaper

Corona Independent

Location

Corona, California, United States of America

Date

Feb 22, 1917

Page

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Local Man Seeks Riverside Purchasing Agent Post

Among thirteen applicants for Riverside county purchasing agent, F H Ott of Corona leads a list that includes Wallace Weaver and J Briscoe Jr. No decision was made. the board will settle the matter next Wednesday. The meeting also covered grand jury audit plans and county vehicle additions.

Riverside County Board of Supervisors F. H. Ott Corona Merccantile Company Corona Wallace E. Weaver J. Briscoe, Jr Chelsea C. Buford Q. M. Shiels S. H. Gurley W. Tate G. F. Bentley C. T. Rice N. R. Bell Dave J. Mills R. H. Howell G. R. Bagwell Mr. Ott

Vegetable clubs to replace frats in California high schools

Sacramento story outlines a plan by C H Snyder state commissioner of vocational education to convert vacant city lots into vegetable gardens through high school agricultural courses. Students form vegetable clubs to cultivate and market produce with earnings, supervised by a community committee of gardeners and agriculturalists.

Sacramento California C. H. Snyder Snyder Boys of the Onion Club

What conductors do in their spare time

Decatur Illinois February 22 Charles Conklin a Wabash conductor is finishing a self imposed goal of 100000 solitaire games. He started in 1897 and has averaged twelve games daily for twenty plus years. He has played 93000 games and trails the opponent 439 times. He won 205 of the first 40000 games and the longest run between wins is 1107. Conklin remains unmarried and spends most evenings at his club playing cards.

Decatur Charles Conklin Conklin

Mrs Babel of West Riverside Dies at Home

Mrs. Babel of West Riverside died at her West Riverside home this morning. She was mother of Mrs. S. BE. French of the city and of A W Babel. Funeral arrangements were not complete this morning.

County to Inspect Crossings for Safer Travel

The commission plans to inspect all railroad grade crossings in the county with the county surveyor or a deputy. The county will provide an automobile for the official to use during these inspections. Bids for road improvements in the Coral Reef district of the Coachella valley will be advertised and opened at the meeting on March 14.

R. R H. V. Johnson State Railroad Commission Riverside County Coral Reef Coachella Valley

Americans Embrace Night Classes for Citizenship

Washington reports a nationwide push as hundreds of thousands of foreign born adults attend public night schools to learn English and government. Public schools in about 1400 cities partner with the bureau of naturalization to expand citizen education, funded by applicant fees, not Americans.

Washington Bureau of Naturalization United States Department of Labor Bureau of Natural Facition United States Chambers of Commerce United States Senate House of Representatives Hese Congress

Pay-Up Week increases payments in Corona merchants

Local merchants report success during National Pay-Up Week with many long outstanding accounts being settled in Corona. The campaign encourages debtors to clear balances by paying those they owe, allowing merchants to sustain cash flow and attract new customers.

Corona

German spring offensive anticipated as critics flag diversions

Descriptions from Feb 21 indicate belief of a German offensive on the western front this spring while British officers remain cautious. Reported drives toward Odessa, Petrograd, Salonika, and the Western Front are discussed as German attempts to mislead Allies and force surprise before a planned strike.

Odessa Petrograd Saloniki

Corona Women 10 Discuss Missions in Full Day Meet

The Woman's Missionary council plans an all day session at the Baptist church on Friday Feb 23 starting at 10 am. Speakers include Mrs Boone from San Bernardino a returned China missionary and Dr Royal Dye from Africa. Lunch will be served to all attending.

Woman's Missionary Council All the Churches Baptist Church Boone San Bernardino China Royal Dye Africa Overholtzer Corona W. H. Jameson Pierson Jas. Myers H. W. Boone J. P. Key

Riverside County Chamber Meets at Banning

The Riverside County Chamber of Commerce held a Tuesday session at the Banning club house despite rain. President T C Jameson led a fairly well attended meeting with telegram responses urging farm school and farm-related legislation. A three member committee would pursue Sacramento lobbying for the farm school bill and state road aid from Mecca to Blythe. The afternoon visitors drive was canceled due to rain and 200 people attended an evening banquet followed by H Grubb delivering an educational talk on ponds.

Riverside County Chamber of Commerce Banning T. C. Jameson A. E. Warmington Blythe Sacramento Mecca

The Crisis at Majestic Theater Brings Star-Studded Cast

William N. Selig presents The Crisis at the Majestic Theater next Monday evening. The cast includes Matt B. Snyder aged eighty two as Colonel Carvel, Bessia Eyton as Virginia, George Fawcette as Judge Whipple, Paul W. Santachi as Stephen Brice, Tom Mix as a daring cowboy, Eugenie Besserer as Mrs Brice, and Sam A. Crane as Lincoln in a notable acting showcase.

Winston” Churchill William N. Selig Majestic Theater Matt B. Snyder Colonel Carvel Bessia Eyton Virginia Mr. Snyder Stern Old Classic School Edwin Booth Charlotte Cushman Charles Keen Lawrence Barrett Barry Sullivan Miss Eyton George Fawcette John Ganton England Judge Whipple Paul W. Santachi Stephen Brice Tom Mix Eugenie Besserer Brice Sam A. Crane Lincoln

Rainy Orange Show Draws Steady Local Attendance

Local attendees say the rain did not deter crowds at the Orange show last night. They report strong turnout despite wet weather and note the fruit and automobile display tents remained fully waterproof.

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F. H Riverside Co Grand Jury Thoro L. V. W. Brown Alger Fast Patterson San Bernardino County Glenn Kern Stanislaus Contra Costa Los Angeles Dauchy Brown First National Bank Corona, California A. J. Ware Geo. E. Snidecor C. C. Harrington Laura V. Kirby F. E. Snidecor Charles Hoss C. B. McConnell Dee McConnell Cash U.S. Bureau of Naturalization William Philip Simms United Press Teutons Western Front Kaiser Russia Verdun Women’s Union Missionary Conference County Chamber Pass City the Grisis Churchill THE Citizens Bank
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