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Newspaper
Corona Independent
Location
Corona, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1910
Page
2
Citizens discuss city trees and an ordinance requiring property owners to trim branches. The imagined rain tonight raises concerns that low limbs could strike pedestrians, prompting a call to dust off enforcement and enforce trimming rules.
Jefferson City dispatch reports a fully equipped counterfeiting operation has been raided at the penitentiary after twenty years of use. The Needles Eye notes the plant was passed prisoner to prisoner. The governor may pardon two men caught with the outfit when federal court convenes, prompting calls for reform.
In a return to social theater the Pittsburg Women’s Club organizes a field day to display husbands, following a baby show staged to counter a ministerial denunciation of race death by self-harm. The event aims to prove home loyalties and unite members by introducing unfamiliar spouses to each other.
The Independent introduces the first Springtime installment and offers a special 25 cent June plan for three months starting July 1. New subscribers get the rest of the month free. The paper promotes its weekly reading, a serial, and community value as a town builder.
A fragment suggests a debate over spending vacation money in town versus elsewhere, noting those who stay home may be financially ahead and enjoy a good time. The text hints at a cultural exchange or wartime mindset with the phrase Nicht War.
M. S. Bowman announces his candidacy for the Public Administrator of Riverside County. He praises his own record for able and faithful service and notes no complaints during his tenure. He highlights assisting heirs to small estates and thanks from out of county heirs for his prompt accounting of funds and property.
Springfield man B F Kelley reports kidney and bladder troubles a year ago. After taking Foley Kidney Pills he says headaches vanished the bladder action returned to normal and distress ceased. R F Billings endorses the remedy through the letter.
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