05 May 1909
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Newspaper
Corona Independent
Location
Corona, California, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1909
Page
1
A note states THIS PAPER is kept on file at THE DAKE ADVERTISING AGENCY INC. in Los Angeles and at 779 Market St San Francisco where contracts for advertising can be made using this material.
City officials list Henry H. Holmes as president and trustees A B Tathill W A Hively Ansil F Gillett Ethan P Kidder appointed to the board.
A L. A. Herald column cites Jesus on hypocrisy and the danger of preaching while not practicing. It argues rulers of virtue must avoid the appearance of evil, honor true merit, and uphold the old southern ideal of honor and chivalry as a virtue linking religion and character.
Benjamin F. True blood, secretary of the American Peace society, cites that person killed in war since authentic history equals the globe’s population over the last 600 years. He estimates war victims at 15 billion dollars, blaming nations that speak English as leaders of civilization for much of the slaughter.
Ships from San Pedro to New York via Panama are said to beat transcontinental fruit cars for speed and cost. Los Angeles and Southern California gain from an era freed from railroad control, entering a new prosperity.
Corona officials publish a legal notice seeking bids for a fifty year franchise to build and operate a city telephone and telegraph system. Terms require highest cash bid with 10 percent deposit, bond, and city service commitments, with bid openings set for May 25 1909.
The document certifies a California partnership named Newton & Warner formed in Corona Riverside County with I A Newton and R M Warner as members. Notarization by M Terpening in Riverside occurred on April 13 1909 with official seal and acknowledgment.
Wisehart Missouri reader requests immediate shipment of twelve Sutherland's Eagle Eye Salve tubes. He cites a blind customer who regained the ability to read and write after using the salve, claiming it the only remedy offering benefit. He notes a dealer price of 25 cents per tube and asks Murray's Drug Store to supply.
Notice to creditors states a date of April 19 1909 for filing claims. The brief notice mentions administration and asserts creditors must present verified claims by a specified deadline. No further details on estate or court are included in the readable text.
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