15 Mar 1916
Page 1
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Newspaper
Corona Independent
Location
Corona, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1916
Page
1
A brief public notice states the business operates as a daily publication except Sundays and lists the street address 110 112 West Sixth Street. The item emphasizes operating schedule and location for readers and patrons.
In a dream the editorial god admonishes honest readers to pay their dues and support the paper. It foresees a week of rest for the editor in a distant place to pursue better and greater work, praising compliant subscribers and urging timely payments.
A newspaper editor expresses firm belief that a hoped for dream will indeed become reality, praying it may be the moment that fulfills long cherished aspirations.
The Independent opens its columns for local importance discussions and asks writers to submit typewritten comments on one side of the paper. It disclaims responsibility for writers views and states they are not the paper’s editorial policy.
The note recalls private and wagon roads along the wash east of town forming routes to Corona via Wineville and Los Angeles. It mentions the old Pedher ranch, Joy Street bridge, Hanmerville Citrus Belt path, a south side Riverside to Hamner avenue trail, and the heavy timber haul to North Main street for rebuilding, used to bypass land north of the river to Pomona.
The letter lauds Rev. C. S. Mook for timely service to the community. It critiques threats and ultimatums against public servants, urging taxpayers and citizens to resist intimidation and back integrity and efficiency in government.
A local notice warns that merchants who skip advertising risk losing many sales. The piece targets area businesses, urging timely campaigns to attract customers and maintain visibility in the market.
Poultry notice offers beautiful partridge plymouth rocks and eggs for hatching from high class stock. Cockerels also available. Apply at 605 Joy Street.
Mrs Roy Rice took part in a San Bernardino session presented by the club women. She sang two solos with notable ability and was urged to give several encores.
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