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Newspaper
Corona Independent
Location
Corona, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1910
Page
4
Comments rise over after dark misbehavior by several young men in this city. Highlands Confetti Carnival boosters report streamers and pennants torn from cars and machines. Nearby, youths near the library lawn are said to harass passersby with crude remarks, upsetting community standards.
The Independent will publish on Wednesday instead of Tuesday and Friday to reduce crowding with three papers in town. The move aims to advance interests and centralize efforts on one weekly issue. A good serial like Half a Chance and Springtime will appear, and stronger advertising will fund better community coverage.
The Carson City News editor thanks rival editors from the Appeal for printing aid after a printer’s mishap halted operations. Dean Smith of the Appeal offered his office, reflecting the unwritten craft law that printers aid each other in distress. The News plans to resume once parts arrive from San Francisco.
A local appeal urges readers to patronize the Independent advertisers after seeing their ads. The call emphasizes supporting neighborhood businesses through ongoing purchases and recognition in the paper.
Phil A. Stanton, Los Angeles man and Republican hopeful, tours California asserting broad support from voters. He argues Southern California deserves the governorship and vows to govern for the people, not political bosses, claiming he can unite the party and win the election.
Mr and Mrs Pearl Glass report a very delightful time away with family members not expected to return until they see them the following Sunday and may be home then.
Rancher Ralph Reynolds and three companions were in a three cylinder Thomas touring car when it swerved to dodge a hole on the road to Corona. The wheel broke and the car overturned, pinning Reynolds and injuring three others who were taken to their homes in Ontario and to the ranch. Reynolds suffered a fractured left ankle.
Conductor W J Holdorf admitted full blame after a head on collision on the California Railway in Oakland killed two and injured more than forty. Oakland Traction officials placed blame on Holdorf in the meeting with superintendent J P Potter while motorman A Christensen lay in the morgue.
A summer cold, if neglected, can develop into bronchitis or pneumonia. Do not neglect it. Take Foleys Honey and Tar promptly. it loosens the cough, soothes inflamed air passages, and expels the cold from the system.
Modern Woodmen memory day set for Sunday June 6 at 2 PM at Glass Bros Hall. Officers and neighbors urged to attend with flowers. Dr. K Wilson Consul requests a large attendance.
Ex President Roosevelt had a long private talk with Senator Elihu Root at Ambassador Reid's residence in London. Roosevelt declined to reveal topics, saying he must be reticent. Root was en route to The Hague and had wireless confirmation from the Lapland where he traveled.
Edward Smith, a lineman, died while repairing power lines in Cajon Pass toward Los Angeles. His body hung in the high voltage wires for about ninety minutes before motorists relayed a call to Los Angeles to cut the current.
The United States cruiser Prarie has left the Philadelphia Navy Yard loaded with ammunition and supplies for marines in Central America. At Colon a detachment of marines will be boarded for transport to the battlefront in Nicaragua. Gifford Pinchot has returned to New York aboard the steamer Arabic after a European trip.
Corona residents from medicine law ministry and business will discuss the topic Why All People Should Be Christian at the Christian Church Sunday evening June fifth. Dr A M Staf ford Dr R A Todd W G Randal Dc R Miller and W W Wells will present brief addresses. the choir will provide music for a profitable evening.
The Baptist Church lists Bible school at 9 30 a m with preaching at 10 45 a m and 7 30 p m Junior B Y P U at 3 p m Senior B Y P U at 6 30 p m Sermon topics Morning What We Ought To Be Evening The Proof of Gods Love Special music Public cordially invited Strangers always welcome Come.
Bartlett Music Company in the Huff Building promotes a piano sale with best pianos for least money and urges quick decisions as some items may already be sold.
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