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Newspaper

Corona Independent

Location

Corona, California, United States of America

Date

Jan 25, 1907

Page

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City Board to Hear Protests on Hudson Street Improvement

A full City Board met to adjudicate protests against McIntyre Cement Company work on Kellogg, Garretson, and Hudson avenues. Residents criticized poor grinding, curb quality, and inadequate cement mix. Hearings adjourned to next Tuesday night for final consideration.

City ‘Trustées McIntyre Cement Kellogg Garretson and Hudson Freshan Frank Thompson W. H. Jameson S. B. Hampton H.” Clay L. R. Nichols Hudson Hampton Wade & Wade Johnson Kellogg Avenue

Alfalfa Hay Trade and Local Farm News

Local notes report F M Woods selling forty tons of alfalfa hay to Ontario dairyman and two carloads to L D Tift. Nichols & Hamilton of Pasadena bought fifty tons. Several residents visit Pomona Ontario Corona San Dimas and Riverside. A road opening petition circulates and land deals are updated with farm shipments and tenancy changes.

Jurupa Rancho F. M. Woods Pasadens Shaffert Johnson Hive L. D. Tift NichIas' & Hamil Pasadena F. M. Joods Joan Ely Pomona Fe .C. Westphal Ontario Martin van Wig Texas Oklahoma Rome M. Woods Corona Emmanuel Henderson Lambert King-of Woods F. Co Westphal Johnson The

California Development Society Plans Half Million Ad Campaign

The Corona Board of Trade reports the Development Society of California plans to raise a half million dollars to publicize the state from East and Middle West papers. Leaders aim to attract settlers and investors by extensive advertising, promising prosperity, new industries, and growth across the Pacific Coast. Figures include H. E. Huntington and Joseph McMillen among supporters. tens of thousands already contributed locally.

California Southland Corona Board of Trade Society Corona East Middle Globe Pacific Coast Great Northwest Montana Idaho Oregon Washington Development Society of California Middle-West Avill H. E. Huntington Joseph ‘McMillen C. V

Market Dr Corona Grove E Property Active

Real estate market shows strong activity in grove properties with several recent sales. Speich and Collier sold a seven acre grove in block 30 for about 4500 dollars, Newcomb of Maine bought part of lot 148 in Orange Heights, Stoner, Wilven paid 9800 dollars for ten acres in block 47, Fanton bought five acres in block 47 via Harry N. Sweet agency, and Nichols acquired eleven acres in block 45. further deals are pending and total citrus property sales rise to unprecedented levels.

Speich_& Collier Smith Mr Newcomb Maine Orange Heights Jacob "Stoner Boston and South Riverside Fruit Company Tapis

Corona Hardware Sparks Cash Register Innovation

The Corona Hardware and Implement Company installed a National Cash Register with a six division, multi drawer system this week. Each clerk operates a locked drawer with a distinct bell tone for each compartment and the machine tallies daily sales by division with a grand total. The $700 device is praised as a beauty that handles much of the work silently.

Corona Hardware and Implement Company The

Mrs hw Chamberlain announces dancing class at Masonic Hall

Mrs hw Chamberlain of Sau Bernardind announces she will be at the Masonic hall next Tuesday evening to meet those interested in the dancing class she plans to organize. A social time will follow and she hopes to meet the High School students. bad weather has delayed arrival as advertised.

Hw. Chamberlain -of -Sau Bernardind Masonic Hall Bchdol

Riverside man backs county development society plea

Frank Miller of Riverside and many others urge in a county development appeal for wholehearted public support and faith in the society. Contacts for more information point to the Development Society of California, Room 766, Huntington Building, Los Angeles.

Frank Miller Riverside Development Society Califoria Huntington Building Los Angeles

Weights and How to Lift Them at M E Church

Rev. D M Gandier addressed a united city audience at the M E church on weights and how to lift them with a focus on temperance. He grounded his message in Galatians 6 2 5 urging individual responsibility and collective action to ease burdens and fight alcohol with prayer and civic effort.

D. McG Gandier M. E Jerusalem California Riverside Redlands Whittier Texas Arkansas Mississippi Tennessee

Wedding Bells for Geo B MacGillivray and Miss Daisy Brown

Geo B MacGillivray surprised friends by marrying Daisy Brown at Bur pank on Tuesday. The former Corona young lady becomes Mrs MacGillivray and friends extend hearty congratulations as the couple begins their married life together.

Geo. B. MacGillivray Benedicts Burpank Daisy Brown Corona

Sixteen Cars of Oranges Shipped Despite Shortages

The past week brought good weather aiding fruit packing but a car shortage and box scarcity vex shipments. Since last Thursday 16 cars of oranges and 8 cars of lemons were sent out, with monthly totals showing 14 cars in November, 7 in December, and earlier months adjusted by delays.

Corona Merchants Organize for Main Street Trade Protection

The Corona Merchants and Manufacturers Association held its first post reform meeting at H. K. Stahl's office. President Geo L Ferguson led the session which reviewed by laws, formed a stationery committee, and planned a second gathering to expand membership and public protection against impostors and unsolicited charity schemes.

Corona Merchants and Manufacturers’ Association H.-K. Stahl Geo.l. Ferguson R. M. Wollitz Messrs. R. Wollitz C. F. Larrabee C. D. ‘Sie Nei H. K Stah Corona’s

The Sunny Smile: Life of Rev. Chas A Dickinson

Rev W N Bury recalls the life of Rev Charles A Dickinson who died in Corona after a long career in Congregationalist ministry. Dickinson served at Payson Memorial Portland and Kirk Street Lowell before Berkeley Temple Boston where he helped found the institutional church. He later led Sacramento First Church and after health issues moved to California with family settling in Corona.

Dr. Clark Francis E. Clark Dickinsen Harvard Corona John Maile Southern California Home Missionary Society Jesus Los Angeles W. N. Bury Corona Congregational Church Chas. A. Dickinson Chas Dickinson Berkeley Temple Boston Institutional Church Charles Portland Maine Kirk Street Lowell Mass California Sacramento Ceres Modesto Francis E

Novel Western Star Social At Masonic Hall

A Western Star hosted a novel social at Masonic Hall on Monday evening. The event featured a school—themed program with a spelling contest won by C A Kinney, songs by Flossie Barber and others, a piano solo, and a Kerry Dance finale. Pupils bought nickels for snacks during recess.

Western Star Masonic Frostie Vankirk Flossie Barber Billy Barth Artie Tuthill Lille Feldman Echoor

City Trustees Grant Three Building Permits Issued

At the Wednesday board meeting three permits were approved. J A Newton sought a frame warehouse 30 by 50 feet on the rear of lots 1 and 2 in block 155. James L Davis requested a brick building on Main Street near the Masonic block costing about 3500. Frank LaBatt applied for a frame residence at the corner of Eighth and Howard Streets.

Board of Trustees J. A. Newton James L. Davis Main Street Frank LaBatt Eighth- and-Howard

Crown Encampment to Install Officers at Jan Meeting

Members of Crown Encampment No 41 1 C C F invite attendance at the next regular meeting Monday night January 2a at 7 80 for installation of officers by District Deputy Grand Patriarch Karl F Carlton of Riverside. By order of Chief Patriarch Will S Gray A T Slaten Scribe.

Crown 1.C.C.F Karl F. Carlton Riverside Will S. Gray A. T. Slaten

Newmark's Modia and Java Coffee in 3.1b Cans for $1.00

Advertising fragment notes Newmark's Modia and Java Coffee offered in 3.1b cans priced at $1.00 at Waaah. Series appears as a brief product promo with unclear full details.

Newmark Waaah

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