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Newspaper
Corona Independent
Location
Corona, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1912
Page
2
Emtered at Post Office Corona California as second class matter. Subscription rates listed: $2 per year $1 for six months 65 cents for three months. Subscriptions are payable in advance.
An essay arguing small towns are social and moral centers with advantages over large cities. It notes homes and community life promote moral steadiness, contrasts with hotel life, and warns against concentrated power that could trigger financial panics, urging citizens to defend local interests.
The San Jacinto Board of Trade promotes a vast underground water reservoir near San Jacinto California claiming it can flood millions of acres. They tout fertile lands orchards and favorable climate with no pests and invite readers to tour by Santa Fe train for photographs and details.
The text reflects concerns about an early money trust investigation and hopes for positive outcomes. It discusses France's 44 000 more deaths than births last year, rural birthrate declines, and land division laws. it praises patriotic acts without wasteful displays and honors a modest man as a community asset.
The Grand Trunk railroad adds landscaped grounds with gardeners who travel between stations to lay out areas and instruct on upkeep, showing a rail line investing in station appearance and public spaces.
The text praises improving grounds due to pleasing results and low cost. It notes grounds enhance travel experience, boost line popularity, and prompt city authorities to act on public grounds, while inspiring private citizens to improve premises.
The piece argues the eight hour workday is established in federal and state workplaces and increasingly in contracts, predicting broader adoption. It notes politics and campaigns will fade after conventions as labor gains ground, and contemplates the coming of a global Golden Age powered by better wages and wiser leadership.
Rev. James D. Houston is secured as pastor of the Corona First Christian Church by mutual arrangement with the Christian Churches of Southern California. He has served in Altoona Pennsylvania Aberdeen South Dakota Superior Wisconsin and Newkirk Oklahoma and comes from Oklahoma. He studied at Kentucky University and Bible College and edited The Clavis. He invites Coronan residents to attend Sunday services and pledges moral uplift and gospel clarity. He serves morning and evening sermons each Sunday.
Mrs. J. A. Roberts of Fresno visits son N. E. Roberts for two weeks and leaves Monday to visit daughter in San Bernardino before returning to Fresno.
Mrs. Lawfield of Washington D C visits in the city at the home of Mrs. W A Booth and plans to stay until after the Fourth. She teaches elocution at the Foreign Missionary seminary in Washington.
An oldadvertising notice touts Dean's Kidney Pills as a remedy for kidney troubles including backache urinary disorders and Bright's disease. It claims many lives saved in Corona and cites a testimonial from Mrs. Glen D Francisco of Corona. Pills sold by dealers at 50 cents with Foster Milburn Co. as U S agents. Remember the name Dean's.
Articles of co partnership certified in Riverside County California dated May 28 1912 declaring Minglish Brothers and Edward R English as partners at Corona California. Notary Walter S Clayson witnessed their signatures and acknowledged the instrument on May 28 1912.
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