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Newspaper
Corona Independent
Location
Corona, California, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1908
Page
3
Trains from Corona depart at 5 26 a m the Overland Limited at 8 57 a m Leal 4 41 p m and Local to San Diego 8 57 a m Riverside and East 9 13 a m Overland 12 43 p m Local 6 53 p m daily and Sundays all trains operate daily and Sundays
Record lists rainfall in Riverside County with dates from September 9 September 23 and 24 and October 15 and 17 noting ongoing precipitation. The brief outlines multiple daily measurements contributing to the season total.
Locals and personals note visits and travels in Corona and nearby towns. Harry Sweet went to Riverside Friday and J M Browning and wife returned from Los Angeles. Miss Lella Buell and Reena Walters travel for visits. Hotel Del Rey offers meals and rooms at five to seven dollars weekly. Miss Masten wed Rev Harry Gray in Los Angeles.
Crowa schools will close next week to permit teachers to attend the Riverside County Teachers Institute in Riverside. Prof. Doron and Miss Mavns lead the staff, with two keynote speakers, Dr. Gates and Prof. Bassett, among others.
The High School Athletic Association met Monday and decided to enter the Citrus Belt League in baseball basketball and tennis. Freshmen and Juniors opened the baseball season with a practice game against Sophomores and Seniors. Thanksgiving day a game vs Corona businessmen is set for 3 PM on the school athletic field.
Mrs. Hester Griffith of Los Angeles state president will address the institute held Monday morning in the Baptist church parlors. In the afternoon Rev. F. E. Sanford and Mrs. C. H. Birdsall will discuss temperance topics and Rev. Geo. ClY will speak on Christian Citizens.
Advertises Kodol as a remedy for dyspepsia and stomach trouble. It claims the product digests food when needed and allows the stomach to operate unaided after a few days. A guarantee is offered with purchase from R F Billings.
Mrs Wu of Wheeling West Virginia reports her girl suffered frequent colds and a severe winter cough but was cured using Chamberlain's Cough Remedy without a doctor. Her son avoided grippe with timely use of the syrup and the product is sold by R F Billings Est.
Washington reports the Kapitalia Esperanto Klubbe forms a branch uniting blind and sighted people to study Esperanto. Circulation invites correspondence with Esperanto speakers in France Germany Italy Spain and other nations. Movement led by blind workers and Columbia Institute students at 1508 FL Street NW, prompted by Catherine L Grady Susan J Duffy and J F Germuiller.
The transfers record Lot 9 Block 147 from D. T. Slaten and wife to Liza M. Johnson and Lot 2 Block 134 from D. M. Browning and wife to Nora M. June. A swap shows T. B. June and wife transferring to D. M. Browning. Mabel Freeman buys a Palm Avenue lot at the boulevard of MoW? Faii sled of Iowa for 750 dollars with 75 foot frontage.
A Southerner investigates a chicken house after a loud commotion. A voice from the corner claims there is nobody there but the chickens, prompting a tense exchange about intruders. A second fragment promotes Kodol digestive aid with guarantees and local seller references.
Elsinore November 19 The case of M FE Bethrum against Mrs Ruth McClintock for alleged cow shooting Oct 5 came before Justice Bennett yesterday afternoon and was quickly cleared The district attorney Evans prosecuted with L Gill of Riverside for Mrs McClintock Walter C Maloy of Perris attended The crowded city hall reflected public interest
Taft, President elect, believes Elihu Root will win the New York Senate seat and prefers Joseph Cannon not be re elected as Speaker of the House. The remarks come from Hot Springs Virginia on May 20.
Marshal Lyman emptied confiscated liquor from the Italia Hotel into the street on Main Street Thursday drawing pedestrians to believe saloons were reopening in town.
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