Alfalfa Industry Gains Ground in Riverside County
A Valley meeting of alfalfa growers discussed organizing to raise market efficiency and support ranchers in the Queen Colony region. Repres entatives from Rut Vase Pioneer and Valley school districts attended with plans to join the ranchers of Chino next Tuesday evening for further action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vally
Howe
Nias
Sam Committee
Mesery
Cansanaugh
Davis
Morri
CS Hino
Tisiday
Waa
Rut Vase
Heioneer
Valley School
Gae
San Barr
Riverside
Ani
Ringlarly
Gham
Ciler
Pomona
Mille
Chan
Clandiey
Las Fay
California
Chapdlex
Pat
Hood
F.—M. Woods
Jurupa
Gupperraean
Pless
Fragmentary note on industrial growth in the Queen Colony
A scrambled excerpt references a three year period and mentions factory development in the Queen Colony. The readable text hints at industrial activity and a call to avoid underestimating progress within this colonial setting.
H H Holmes Celebrates Birthday Anniversary in City
Friends and citizens extend congratulations to H H Holmes as he marks sixty years since his birth. A family heirloom grandfather clock, ticking since 1840, features in the celebration reflecting decades of service and memory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holmes
Annual Banquet Plans For Riverside Organization
The Riverside group outlines a formal program for its annual board meeting at the Odee Fellows block on Tuesday evenings. Highlights include reports from the president and secretary, talks on Our Mutual Relations, tree planting, city act issues, and reminiscences, followed by music by the Neshy Musical Club and a banquet menu featuring olives oysters chicken etc.
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Traon
al Baditt Anc
Ats
Lancis
Riverside
A. A. Reel
Beol Ord
H. P. D. Kingsbury
Redlands
Co—Cl. WL
Vestal San Bernardino
Music
California
W. Scott Smith
Los Angeles
G.r.freeman
Coron Azathacxs
Pomonasiosars
Ontrio
Ching
Elsinore
H. Clay Kellely
Lye
Rej
John Brann
America
San Bernard by Jardoo Business College Claim
The ad touts San Bernard by Jardoo Business College as a fast cost effective training school. It claims courses in shorthand bookkeeping and stenography with success stories including Miss Geraldine Foltz who secured a $130 per month job after under three months study. It also promotes Civil Service exam prep and various clerical training options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geraldine Foltz
U. S. Civil Service
Kittin
Civ
Ciliornia
Taber Returns From Peg Leg Mining District
Taber arrived home from the Peg Leg Mining district and filed a hoLing for the company. He reports they are getting good ore and the district looks promising. He narrowly escaped a wreck on a westbound train at Cottriton last evening that killed 29 passengers.
Horse and Buggy for Sale Listed by Dr. Eastman
A light buggy with umbrella is offered by Dr. B L Eastman along with a cheap, well driving horse. The notice notes the item is for sale in 2015 or earlier times and emphasizes good driving qualities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B.L. Eastman
City Trustees Debate Inspector for Kellogg Works
At the adjourned city meeting residents pressed for appointing an inspector to oversee Kellogg Cement Co work on Kellogg Garretgon and Filiaison avenues. Thomas E Park proposed as inspector for 3 per day with own conveyance and was approved. Debate over city lights and a bond issue for sewer hall and storm water intensified.
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Citiens
City Hall
Sewest
Stomm
Water
T. E. Park
Kellogga
Hudson Avenues
Iby
McIntyre Cement Company Ia
Kellogg, Garretgon and
Filiaison Avenues
Kellogg
Mhattes
Thos
E.park
Park
Cd Zand
Paseed
Holmes
Dovid Smith
City Department
Electric Light Company
Smnith
Kellogg Arcane
Mar. Holmes
Earle MacDonald
Bey
Argetes Tuthill
Colliex
Genererally
Taylor
Lincoln
Rimpay
Mears
W. C. Barth
W. G. Keloy
R. M. Wollitz
Roest Boulevard
D. K. Wilson
Wolltz
Home Tel Plans Extensions to Meet Phone Demand
A stockholders meeting of Home Tel company discusses line extensions and expansion of the plant to handle growing demand. The group raised 4000 dollars in tentative efforts to cover expenses and financing, with unanimity of sentiment in support of the enterprise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Telmore Eckerd
Homme Enterprises
High School Play At Opera House Promises Good Attendance
The High School presents Ismeralda at the opera house tomorrow evening. Students trained by Mrs. Chas. Wyatt expect a sizable audience and good financial returns. Reserve seats now or risk missing Hobson's Choice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lsmeralda
Opera House
Chas. Wyatt
Alfalfa Harvest Delayed by Rain Near Jurupa Rancho
Rain halted early alfalfa cutting in Jurupa Rancho as Ford and Hase manage about 80 acres and Fr Co Westphal holds 25 acres awaiting favorable weather to move it. Visitors include Mrs Swanton and Mrs Gilmore, Ely and Elton Ely, and Arthur Innman awaits hay weather in Pomona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jurupa Rancho
Ford &Hase
Kelly
the Woods Ranch
Westphal
Swanton
Pomona
Carrie Gilmore
Los Angeles
F. C.westphal
Iann. Ely
Elton Ely
W. L. Collier
Riverside
Arthur Innman
Kelley
New Management Opens Up Monday in Corona
J H Cresmer of the Creamer Manufacturing Co Riverside has bought glazing mill equipment from Corona Manufacturing Co and will open the plant Monday morning. Cresmer, a leading nail maker in Southern California, will run the local operation with his son W L Cresmer and H N Hampton managing the business. The firm will supply window frames glass screens mouldings and builder supplies in Corona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Cremer
Creamer Manufacturing Company
Riverside
Corona’ “Manufacturing” Co
Max. Cresmer
California
Corona
Cresmer
W. LH. Cressmer
H. N. Hampton
Riverside Woman's Temperance Union Convention in Riverside
Fifty or sixty delegates are expected at the fourteenth annual convention held here Thursday through Saturday. Day sessions at the Congregational church, evening events at the Mn church. Delegates should confirm with Mrs. Corkhill or Mrs. Birdsall. The program opens Thursday morning with a consecration led by Mrs. Geo B Cliff of Corona. Local union reports follow. Mrs. J M Cook represents Corona. Welcome addresses planned by Mayor Collier, President Pentelon, Prof J C Ray, Rev Geo B Chi and Mrs E M Cook. Public urged to attend evening sessions. Day meetings focus on business. Friday features a double oratorical contest and state leaders speak Thursday evening.
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Riverside Commty Woman’s Temperance Union
Congregional
the Mn
Theia
Wm. Corkhill
C. H. Birdsall
Geo. B. Cliff
Corona
J. -M. Cook
Collier
Pentelon
Board of Trade
J.C. Ray
Geo.b. Chi
Ee-M. Cook
Methodist Easter Services End With Resurrection Theme
The past week saw dwindling attendance due to bad weather but rising interest in the final three nights. The Easter Story will be told Sunday morning as Mrs. Cliff sings The Lord In Ris on and The Resurrection of Life is the evening topic. Misses Bill and Elsia Davigon duet plus a young chorus choir will perform. H A Wood sold his Seventh and Crawford property to Deitrick Ottman of Brazil for 1600 dollars.
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Christ
Cliff
Rison
Elsia
Davigon
H. A. Wood
Seventh
Crawford Atreeta
Deitrick Ottman
Brazil
Post Office Upgrades and New One-Cent Stamp Book
Postmaster Brown plans more office space as Corona demand grows. Government moves to lease front building and add lock boxes. New one cent stamp book issued, 24 stamps for 25 cents. Box rents reduced 25 percent with renewal rules tightened and mail moved to general delivery if not renewed. New private postcard regulations set size weight and material requirements for mailing cards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corona
Brown
Uncle Sam
Corolla Post Office
Post nister-General
Newberry Expands Rincon Creamery Plant and Units
Regular correspondence notes J. Br. Newberry is enlarging the Rincon creamery with a 50 horsepower boiler and an additional condenser to double the capacity. Total improvements cost about $1100. Raymond Corona upgrades his residence interiors. Mr. Clark purchases a new team for about $200.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. BR. Newberry
Raymond Corona
Newton Bros Form New Partnership and Acquire Feed Store
Newton Bros I A and D E Newton form partnership and take possession of FE. BE Brown feed store trade for Indiana property. The deal includes the corner block at Seventh and Ramona and is about $12,000. Brown plans an East trip to manage California and New York State properties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton Bros
I. A
D. E. Newton
Be, Brown
Indiana
Seventh
Ramona
Brown
California
New York State
Fruit thieves threaten growers with action in Corona area
Orange and lemon growers blame organized theft of fruit, urging special officers be appointed to investigate. Meanwhile Mrs. T. C. Jameson hosts her mother Mrs A N and daughter Mrs Blickhahn visiting from St. Louis, planning months in Corona and Southern California sightseeing.
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T. C. Jameson
A. N
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Coronm
Raisa
W.get
H. H. Holmes
Presiden
Andat Putcow
Oysters Ag
Cress
San Bernard
Jardoo Business College
Freeman
H. Clay Kellogg
Grand Boulevard
Miss Morris
J. L. Chandler
Wife
W. E. Eckels
Morris
East Vale
Teachers Institute
The
Creamer Manufacturng Company
W. H. Cresamer
H.N. Hampton
Corona Manfacturing Company
T. U
Sam-Willmake
Clark
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