City Council discusses sidewalks alleys and oiling petition
City council members address petitions for a sidewalk sign and street oiling on Lemoyne Olive and Palm avenues, approve reopens of McGillivey subdivision alleys, grant Palm avenue grade, and refer several ordinances on light water and grading to final action. The health board and police reports are reviewed and paid.
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LeGage
Teuis Leschner
Main
Fourth Streets
Collier
Qeschiner
Lemyon
Olive
Kelley
John DP. Trinlo
Palm ‘Avenue
J. W. Price
Washburn
Fifth
Cummins
City
Marshall Lyman
Pororia
Aorona Lumber Co
Pi Miles
Fashion
E.G. Tathi
Thea
Baker
H. W.cathey
A. P. Kelly
J. P. Robinson
C. Gully
Corona ‘Gas Coy
D. B. Long
Spool Wood Industry in Maine Faces Timber Shortage
The article notes spool factories in Maine producing eight million spools annually valued near 1 million dollars. It highlights white birch timber used for spools arriving as clear bars, 1-2 to 29-16 inches square and 2 1-2 to 40 feet long, stressing future timber supply concerns for the trade.
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Maine
Rhode Island
New York
New Jersey
Glasgow
Scotland
Algill
Fleetwood
England
Bangor
New England
Corona Exhibit Lacks Spark as Riverside Showdown Looms
Angered readers criticize the Corona exhibit at Riverside chambers. They accuse the Independent group of apathy while neighboring towns display credible efforts. They urge officials and Secretary May to act, suggesting a fruit exhibition could revive the town.
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Corona
Chamber of Commerce
Riverside
Lemet
San Jacinto
Cross Roads
May
Prohibition Fight Seen Crushing Saloon Power
A historical rallying cry proclaims the doom of saloons and vice as a Christian conscience movement unites to defeat liquor interests. The piece credits RE Willard and a century of effort, arguing that Prohibition advances across cities and states, promising a new dawn for reform.
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Ie Ower
Ohio
FE. Willard
Taree
Reopening at the Glen Ivy Hot Springs
The Glen Ivy Hot Springs Hotel and bathing establishment will reopen as a first class mountain health resort. Ownership by a Los Angeles Hollywood syndicate and Charles L. Sutherland of Corona signals major renovations including a billiard hall and dancing pavilion. The site, twelve miles east of Corona, plans tent housing and June occupancy.
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Glen Ivy Hot Springs
Los Angeles
Hollywood
Mitchell
Corona
Thhe Springs
Sutherland
Glen Ivy
Poe
News Nugget Budget Tales and Faraway Arrivals
The Nawab El Mulk of British West Indies arrives in New York with Dr. Muhammad Ashraff and Capt. Ghous Mihah Uddin among others. Reports claim 6,000,000 French women work, with 70 percent in male-dominated roles. A Danville hen lays its thousandth egg, famed as a prize specimen. Mary Brady, dubbed the Irish Queen, is noted among New York exploits.
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Nawab el Mulk
British West Indies
Muhammad Ashraff
Ghous Mihah Uddin
New York
Valley fair guest a New Jersey resident with Irish ties
A Bayonne, New Jersey resident who never visited Ireland was at a city fair. Miss Helen M. Stone, the American missionary captured by Bulgarian brigands in 1901, seeks $60,000 from the Turkish government claiming Sultanate officials bore responsibility for her capture.
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Fhillionaires
Bayonne
New Jersey
Ireland
Harlem
Helen M. Stone
Water shed at head waters of Santa Ana river
The water shed at the head waters of the Santa Ana river furnishes waters for a vast tract of fertile country. The note outlines the importance of this stream as a source of irrigation and agricultural potential for the region.
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Santa Ana River
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How. Spoul
Areamade
Board of ‘Trade
Studébaker
Auth Bend
Foore Shen
Lap Studebaker Osbisiey Ara
Studebaker
Corona Home. & Imp. Co
Corona,Cal
Ate Avtunjy
Abenoyevania
Earth
Jericho
Columbia
GLEN
Danville
Ill
Mary Brady
Connemara
New -York
Buster
Torial Review
PAT
MAGA
Scription
San, Bernardino
Colton
Corona Santa
Tri-Counties
Forest Bureau
Pith
Washington
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