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Newspaper
Corona Independent
Location
Corona, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1910
Page
4
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A local editorial voice urges hometown loyalty and fair dealing with readers. After discussion and support from others the Independent provides the address of Rev. Chester Ferris for Sunday evening. The piece questions an ordinance limiting early fireworks before the designated day.
Attendees at the Congregational Brotherhood banquet heard a forceful and sound plea for missions as delivered by Judge Wilbur Monday evening.
The Ballinger joint congressional investigating committee adjourns to September 5 in Minneapolis to present its formal report and findings.
In Woodland an Episcopal minister objects to Governor Gillett stopping the Jeffries Johnson bout. He says the act came too late and is a political trick aimed at winning church votes with cheap bait.
The house adopted a resolution by Congressman McLachlan urging the war department to inform Congress of its readiness to repel invasion. The report is to be submitted in December.
From Needles, the editor condemns using explosives by children for Independence Day, calling it insane to allow maiming and death of a future citizen army each year and urging a safer celebration.
Cap Merriam offers to donate a flag for city hall if a flag pole and rope and pulleys are installed. Trustees are expected to accept the offer this year, though the proposal was made earlier. Flags should adorn school houses and public buildings for the Fourth.
Announcement records the appointment of Mr. Douglas White as industrial agent for the Salt Lake Railroad with headquarters at 528 Pacific Electric Building Los Angeles. He is described as an alert and enterprising booster for Southern California and its attractions.
Hot weather inland boosts demand for juicy yellow fruit. auctions show prices up to 8.35 dollars per box for Jemons and 3.70 dollars per box for Corona Sweets. Report notes strong market momentum and rising prices.
Thoughtful citizens deplore the harmful notoriety Corona has gained from defamation coverage. Editors in nearby towns question local public spirit as articles on red lights and blind pigs circulate. The city marshal remains competent to handle the issue quietly, but agitation has surfaced indicating sufficient evidence to convict other malefactors.
A writer argues that exposing alleged wrongdoing in quarters may backfire by alerting offenders, suggesting instead that officials gather concrete evidence and publish facts. The piece warns that naming roadhouses drives away potential residents and harms the city’s appeal, using Corona as an example.
Former Secretary of the Interior James R. Garfield and ex Chief Forester Gifford Pinchot deny plans to form a new party drawn from Republicans to replace them. Pinchot warns against business political alliances while Justice Jaggard notes a potential unnamed party led by Theodore Roosevelt and others, with Roosevelt possibly dampening the notion.
Dr G R Patton veterinarian offers treatment for all kinds of domestic animals. Office at Van Kirk's Stable with phone 151. Residence 1243.
Two boys retrieved a lost black cat from between the roof and ceiling above the Sargents Chop House after two to three days of eerie noises. Owners Mr and Mrs Gildard, who live above the Pioneer Meat Market, reported the feline missing last week and later confirmed the rescue.
The passage laments tyranny thwarted by forefathers and mocks a rapid-fire orator who “shoots off his mouth.” It notes the harmless yet evil nature of loud rhetoric and compares it to a self-inflicted lockjaw, urging restraint rather than sensationalism.
Two youths attempt to nab a cat hidden between a beam and the ceiling. They cooperate after a failed escape, each retrieving the feline in turn and sharing the salvage prize before rushing to Perkins to claim their reward.
A summer cold can develop into bronchitis or pneumonia if neglected. Do not neglect it. Take Foley's Honey and Tar promptly. it loosens the cough soothes inflamed air passages and expels the cold from the system.
A readable notice asks readers to support the Independent by patronizing its advertisers. The appeal stresses that mentioning the paper when visiting shops helps sustain local journalism and community access.
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