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Newspaper

Corona Independent

Location

Corona, California, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1907

Page

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Two Big Questions For Corona To Decide

Corona officials call a public meeting at Masonic hall on Friday July 5 to discuss two matters. The Citrus Belt Realty and Building Company sanatorium project from Los Angeles will be explained by Dr Price and partners. A second topic is a proposed county bond election to fund road improvements outside incorporated towns.

Corona Masonic Hall Board of Trade Citrus Belt Realty and Building Company of Los Angeles Riverside County Dr. Price Throop

Riverside visitors tour Corona orange groves

A Riverside party led by E. A. Chase visits the Chases Corona grove development. They tour pumping plants and three irrigation levels, note 65 000 trees across navels Valencias and lemons, and plan a local packing house with all year harvesting.

E. A. Chase Highgrove California

River side County Lands Rise in Value from Enterprise

The Chases efforts to bring water, plant, and develop 750 acres have increased potential value to 500 000 to 600 000 dollars. This showcases how I A Chase and sons boost Riverside County values and prompts praise from Mr Reed that starts the article.

Erty I. A. Chase Riverside County Reed

Golden Glen Company and Quarry Damage Dispute

A dispute arises between Golden Glen Orange Company of Riverside and Joan Fletcher of Corona over alleged damages to orange groves near Corona three miles northeast, where Fletcher operates a stone quarry. The company claims hauling damaged trees worth about 500 dollars, while Fletcher denies the claim and, with his attorney, examined the grove with two uninterested witnesses who reportedly saw no clear damage. The matter may develop further.

Golden Glen Orange Company Riverside Joan Fletcher Corona Orange Company Fletcher Orange Grove

Principles of Christian Science lecture in Corona

A large audience gathered at the Corona opera house on Tuesday evening to hear Hon. William G. Ewing speak on the principles of Christian Science. The stage featured palms, ferns, poppies, roses, geraniums and carnations, with seats filled well before the start as Riverside guests held one reserved row.

Corona Ati Opera House William G. Ewing Riverside

Judge Extols Unity of Religion and Science in So. California Talk

The speaker, introduced by W. J. Pentelow, argues religion and science are not antagonistic. Judge Ewing cites Christian Science as a healing force with claimed 97 percent success, while noting churches lose power to drugs. He emphasizes judging by deeds, not words, and defends Christian Scientists’ merits.

W. J. Pentelow Board of Trade Ewing Supreme Court of California

Riverside Sees Corona Prosperity and Growth

An appreciative RiversidePress editorial praises Corona for growth in citrus groves and street improvements. It notes past water woes from Elsinore aqueduct, now solved by clean supply boosting groves, manufacturing, alfalfa and dairy expansion, and new facilities like Carnegie library and high school, fueling civic pride.

Corona Riverside Press Riversiders California Corong

City Trustees Pass Ordinances Regulating Street Meetings

The City Trustees met in adjourned session to grant building permits and to pass first readings of Ordinances No 150 regulating street meetings and No 131 restricting street damage. The board also discussed speed limits under state law, Sheridan street improvements, and signage permissions for Fifth Sixth and Belle streets while preserving a pepper tree near the Russ Lumber office.

Conrad Seharer W. S. Jameson Sheridan Street Olive Street J. M. Spining Russ Lumber Company Fifth Sixth Belle Streets Ferrer

Corona's bold move to secure water supply and bonds

The Corona community used enterprise and courage to address a water emergency. A costly pumping increase from the canyon stabilized the groves, then bonds were approved to buy the Chases wells at Ethanac and to build a pipeline linking to the Elsinore lake line. It took time and effort to complete.

California Corona Orange and Jemon Lake Elsinore Temescal Canyon Elsinore Ethanac Elsinore Lake

Judge’s travels spark call for careful inquiry

The speaker urged against hasty judgments and praised patient investigation. He recalled Mrs. Mary Baker Eddy who, during illness, sought God and was said to be instantly cured, framing Christian Science as a door unlocked by faith. the lecture impressed a large audience.

United States Europe Mary Baker Eddy

Public Meeting Schedules and Fourth of July Road Work

Trusters Collier reports receipt of a Board of Trade request for council members to attend a public meeting on July 4 to meet sanatorium directors. The Fourth of July committee says Main Street sections need grading and sprinkling and that a road segment will close to traffic during the watermobile hill climb.

Truster Collier Board of Trade Efect Main Street Sixth Eighth Street Garfield Ranch

Appointment of Teachers for Next Year

The board of school trustees announces the teaching staff for next year. High School positions include Principal Prof. J. C. Ray and teachers in languages, science, and English. Grammar School lists grade teachers from Eighth to First, with Lula Main, R Eleanor Darby, Hortense Ashcroft, Rose Ward, Ella Saxton, Gerace Todd, Eva Beebe, Lillie Martin, Bertha Titsworth, and Lizzie J. Dungan among others.

J. C. Ray Nins Beebe Farena Hayler Miss Mack Grammar Lula ‘Main R. Eleanor Darby Hortense Ashcroft Rose Ward Ella Saxton Gerace Todd Eva Beebe Lillie Martin Bertha Titsworth Lizzie J. Dungan

Rollins Receives Flaterring Offer from Mexican Rail Line

H L Rollins left Monday for Sonora Mexico to accept an assistant engineer in charge of construction on the Cananea Yaqui River and Pacific Railway. He was offered four thousand seven hundred dollars per month in gold plus expenses, a salary he could not refuse. Rollins has prior experience in Mexican projects where his engineering skill was proven.

H. L. Rollins Sonora Mexico Cananea, Yaqui River Pacific Railway Rolling Rollins

Methodists Urge Return of Rev Geo B Cliff

The fourth quarterly conference of the M E church met on Wednesday evening with Presiding Elder J B Pitner in charge. A written resolution, adopted by the congregation, expressed high esteem for Rev Geo B Cliff and urged his return for another year.

M. EK J. B. Pitner Pitner Geo. B. Cliff

City Water Co urges water curb on July 4 1907

Notice warns domestic water users in Corona to avoid sprinkling or irrigation on July 4 1907 to help fire protection efforts and allow the fire department to control any blazes.

Corona. City Water Co

Also Mentioned on This Page

Sanatorium Board of ‘Trade Pentelow W. B. Forden Sanatorium Hotel (Incorporated CHASE Queen Colony Messrs H. B. Chase Frank Chase M. A. Chase L.V. W. Brown E. O. Rickard Geo. N. Reynolds W. L. Peters G. Rouse S. H.herrick E. P. Clarke J. A. Simms F. T. Morrison H. R. Greene M. J. Daniels Geo. Frost C. W. Barton J. H. Reed Chase Groves Mr. Reed Temescal Water Company Golden Glen Company Principles OF Christian Science Wm. G. Ewing Co. S.B Boston Coroné Tuthill, Collier and Smith Circle City Clyde Lo Santa Ana Sixth Street Clyde L. Bishop Taber Colton Methodists Rev
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