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Newspaper

Corona Independent

Location

Corona, California, United States of America

Date

Nov 12, 1915

Page

1

Recruiting by Compulsion May Be Resorted

News from London and other capitals reports potential compulsory recruitment in Britain. Earl Derby cites authority of the prime minister. Other dispatches cover Serbia seeking a separate peace and Russian advances toward Silistria in Romania.

London Earl Derby Berlin Serbia I T Tokio Copenhagen North Sea Express Geneva Bucharest Danube Silistria Rumania Bulgaria Great Britain E. Kitchener Asquith Arthur J. Balfour Admiralty David Lloyd-George Andrew Bonar Law Reginald McKenna Rome Paris Prince von Buelow Switzerland Vatican Zurich Messagero Father Ledochowski Society of Jesus Pope Lucerne Athens Petrograd Teheran Persia Russia

Lecture Draws Crowds in San Bernardino Desert Story

Reverend F. W. Reynolds entertained hundreds at the Woman's club with the stereopticon lecture The Rim of the World and the Desert. One hundred fifty locals appeared in scenes, including Mrs. Geo. R. Freeman and her husband, the city attorney, while 101 slides showcased the San Bernardino mountains. Reynolds plans further showings in San Bernardino and statewide venues.

San Bernardino F. W. Reynolds The Baptist Church Woman's Club House Desert R. H. Barnes Geo. R. Freeman Corona Coronans Reynolds J. N. Baylis George Feetham Mayor Wixom M. B. Shaw F. E. Page Kirk R. Phillips F. A. Edwards Max Green Fred Dredge S. W. McNabb William Guest Howard Glass Major O. P. Sloat Herbert Bopp Thayer Harp Richard P. Head

Miss Helen Newman Visits Santa Barbara Contingent

Miss Helen Newman traveled from her Santa Barbara home to the city this morning to visit with Miss Cora Arden for a week on Merrill Street.

Helen Newman City Santa Barbara Cora Arden Merrill Street

Entente Action Sparks City Excitement Over Persian Proposals

Dispatch reports energetic action by the entente allies and favoring sentiment in the city amid negotiations. It notes the shah may retire to Ispahan if Persian proposals are not accepted.

Ispahan

Buy at Home Contest Converts Corona Shopper

A first prize manuscript narrates a Mrs. C. S. Mook letter urging Corona residents to spend locally. She recalls how a Corona Dollar story inspired her to shop in town, to support schools, the library, churches, and local jobs, and vows to buy only at home.

Manuskipt Tom Corona

Photographs for Better Babies contest at studio

Mothers entering babies in the Better Babies contest must have all entries photographed to receive a free photo. The prize of ten dollar photographs applies only if the baby is photographed during the designated time. Mothers should bring babies to Barnes Studio between 10 a.m. and 3 p.m. to avoid delays.

Woman's Club Barnes Mr. Barnes

Singer at High School Inspires Patriotic Demonstration

Mrs Princess Long assisted at Christian church meetings and spoke to high school students during assembly. Rev J W Utter introduced her and she sang two solos, one patriotic with an American flag displayed, prompting an instant wild cheer from boys and girls.

The Christian Church J. W. Utter Utter

Local Man Wins Suit Over Railroad Land Near City

Leo Kroonen won a land contest against Southern Pacific before Los Angeles land office officials John D. Roche and Alexander Mitchell. The case sought four parcels claimed by Kroonen as mineral land, asserting the railroad’s grant did not apply.

Leo Kroonen Southern Pacific Company John D. Roche Alexander Mitchell Los Angeles

Ladies Aid Meeting at Methodist Church Hosts

The Ladies Aid of the Methodist church held their monthly gathering at Mrs. J. W. Davis's Sheridan street home. President Mrs Hoss led the session with charm as chrysanthemums adorned the rooms and many ladies attended.

Church J. W. Davis Sheridan Street Hoss J. C Tate Lucille Wells Miss Underwood M. W. Wells

Don’t Crowd Your Ad

Advertisers should avoid packing pages with dense type. Choose a few key points about the article and display them in large type. Make the ad catchy and concise to appeal to readers who may not read small print.

Colton Barbecue Draws Local Families From Cement Plant

Mr and Mrs A J Ware, Mr and Mrs Chas Scoville, Mr and Mrs A B Tuthill, Mr and Mrs C Gully and H R Case were among Coronan residents who attended a barbecue at the California Portland Cement Company plant in Colton yesterday.

A. J. Ware Chas. Scoville A. B. Tuthill C. Gully H. R. Case Coronans California Portland Cement Company Colton

Harris Returns Home After City Visit

Chas Harris came back to Rialto this morning after spending a few days in the city visiting friends.

Chas.Harris Rialto

Local call to shop at home to boost Corona economy

A town editorial urges residents to spend holiday money locally between now and December 25 to support home merchants and keep profits circulating in the community. It warns that patronizing out of town stores weakens rural businesses and could lead to economic decline and poverty, ending with a note to continue on Page Three.

Tom

Great Barbecue Highlights Colton Cement Plant Event

Thousands attend the California Portland Cement plant celebration in Colton as 3500 people tour the site. W E Jukes attends for The Independent while safety and information crews guide guests through roped avenues, signposted routes, and orderly feeding and serving areas.

California Portland Cement Company Colton W. E. Jukes The Independent

Miss Mildred Lillibridge Heads Home From Exposition

Miss Mildred Lillibridge of Moscow Idaho, visiting relatives, departed today for home via San Francisco. She was escorted to the exposition city by Clyde Lillibridge of this city who will tour the fair sights.

Mildred Lillibridge Moscow Idaho San Francisco Exposition City Clyde Lillibridge

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Greece Deputies Chamber Teuton Y. J Corona. Mutual Building & Loan Assn First National Bank Building Dearest Nell Singer Princess Long Long AID Society the Ladies Aid of Methodist Information Corps Safety and Information Corps Book OF Common Prayer ST. John’s Episcopal Church Corner Sh Washburn ‘Sts Charles Stanley Meok
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