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Newspaper
Corona Independent
Location
Corona, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1916
Page
1
A quirky, rhymed article fragment plots a pie recipe using elder berries baked in a crust made from plaster Paris olive oil and marble dust. It then describes wringing the berries dry and shaping them, with stray humor and editorial asides about political inanity and town moving news.
A lengthy legal battle over land ownership neared conclusion as the case pitted Als. Johnson against other heirs and property owners. J Mack Love and colleagues argued for opening the estate while Geo. R. Freeman represented local owners seeking to maintain current holdings amid the contested decree and potential impacts on undivided interests.
The notice states yearly subscription at 4 dollars, six months at 2 dollars, and 35 cents per month with carrier delivery in city limits. Subscriptions must be prepaid. Publications occur every afternoon except Sunday at 110-112 West Sixth Street. Papers continue until an order to discontinue is received and arrearages must be paid. A court ruling by Judge Rives favors Mr. Freeman’s position and ends further administration in the Johnson estate case.
Beatrice allegedly shot herself after a death pact with an accomplice, who claimed she fired the fatal shot. The man, wounded in a self-inflicted abdomen wound, was arrested and charged with murder after details of the pact and his revolver emerged.
The seven million view figure accompanies a chassis with over 3000 gold finished parts totaling 350 ounces of gold. Built in Detroit and finished at Yale and Towne in Stamford, Conn the vehicle travels with a Studebaker representative and is shipped as the most expensive express package. Citizens who saw it in Los Angeles praised the display and urged friends to view it.
A promoter invites readers to visit Riverside with free ride offers by W L Peeler. He will take any interested person to Riverside at no cost to see a real car and enjoy the outing.
Classified notice sells fruit trees including Eu reka Lisbon lemons Washington novels and Valencia oranges. Moore and Mabey contact at phone 864 524 B 8th St. 117 tf Dr E C Reid Dentist Room 3 National Bank Building Prove 1683 al.
Mrs. W A Middlesworth of Corona testifies she used Doan's Kidney Pills for back pain in 1913 and again in 1916 says symptoms were permanently cured. She details sleepless nights and distress eased after taking the remedy, priced at 50 cents. Foster Milburne, Buffalo NY, markets Dean's Kidney Pills.
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