06 Oct 1910
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Newspaper
Corona Independent
Location
Corona, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1910
Page
1
Help wanted ad from F Boesenbere & Son agency soliciting employment for a housekeeper or seamstress or both by a refined lady. Includes address 646 Third Street San Bernardino Cal and contact numbers Home 417 Main 417.
Fragmentary rental notice lists rooms and houses for rent on Sherulam Street and Petle Street with terms unclear and contact details missing. No clear dates or prices provided.
Cottage with furnished rooms for rent. Inquiries welcome at 22 offwird t-dp.
An advertisement touts Mleetric Bitters as the greatest health builder, claiming it purifies blood and invigorates the system. A cited testimonial from W. M. Sherman states three bottles cured long standing stomach and kidney trouble, with price listed as 50e at R. F. Billings.
Will H. Goodfrey has assumed charge of the Gate City Tea and Pre- Cooling company plant after completing the contract for the King of Santa Fe fruit vars. The facility will refrigerate the fruit entirely in the future.
Train timetable fragment shows Santa Fe lines to Los Angeles with numbers and times. Mentions connections for Santa Ana and paints beyond with several listed daily departures and arrivals.
Local notes contain social visits and errands. Miss Ernestine Kinney of Los Angeles and Miss Bessie Cook visited Corona relatives. J. W. Veach of Redlands attended to business. Mrs. Lane spent Sunday with her husband in Coving. A second hand five passenger automobile is for sale by G. Is. McCleary and J. A. Ream.
A large audience enjoyed last Sunday's Methodist church song service. The program featured choir selections under Leslie Whitcomb with vocal solos by Mrs. Earnest Banton Leslie Whitcomb and Miss M Mimmel, violin solo by Miss Dena Cooper, and a reading by Miss Olive Appleby. Rev J B Bradwick gave a short address and 5S G Beck read the lesson. The collection funds were set to furnish choir music.
At a directors meeting Wm Wagner was chosen secretary for the coming year and H L Kelwig named house manager. President Hargrave places crop estimate at roughly 20 to 25 percent below last year.
The Oregonian argues New Orleans slow growth will not derail its bid to host a Panama exposition. It says San Francisco benefits from massive backing, and government support likely favors the Pacific Coast project over the Louisiana plan. The piece questions Census figures' impact on funding and notes New Orleans faces stronger regional competition.
The Auburn Republican urges Californians to approve constitutional amendments authorizing a total $10 million in state and San Francisco taxation to fund the Panama Pacific exposition in 1915. It warns failure could cede the fair to New Orleans and emphasizes safeguards on timing and bond payments.
The Napa Register notes a unified call across California to hold the 1915 exposition in San Francisco. San Francisco faces New Orleans with broad support from the Mississippi Valley and Pacific Coast states, as the Legislature considers bonding $5,000,000 for the project.
San Francisco Oct 5. Supreme Justices Max C Schloss and Henry A Melvin campaign for re election in a dignified canvass described as non political. Both are praised for legal acumen, public fairness and long service on the bench, and both are Republican nominees seeking cross party support.
A vintage advertisement touts Dr King’s New Discovery as a remedy for lung troubles and coughs. It claims the product cured a patient’s lung disease and gained weight, branding it the king of cough and lung cures. Available in 50¢ and $1.00 sizes with a free trial at R F Billings.
Riverside’s new weekly newspaper The Week’s Work makes its initial appearance after a printers delay. The four page edition is edited by Walter C. Maloy, chairman of the county Democratic central committee, and vows to uphold Democratic principles.
Vivid verse lauds Roosevelt as a Rough Rider returning to political life. It traces his daring, from San Juan Hill to Capitol Hill, cheering his bold confrontations with opponents and his steadfast rides back to leadership, ending with public adulation for Teddy.
Robert Wollitz and George Lord identify a vast gypsum bed in Hagador canyon of superfine quality suitable for plaster and fertilizer. They plan large scale mining and sale of the product to the market. Gypsum benefits soils lacking lime and enhances fertility.
J. T. Hamner who lost to W. G. McVicar in the Republican primary for supervisor announces his candidacy on the Democratic ticket. He says friends urged him to run and he has decided to seek the office at the fall elections, stating his intent in a Havre Enterprise interview.
Miss Mary Call enjoyed her seventh birthday Thursday evening at the Call home on South Boneyard. About eighteen children, friends of the celebrant, attended a regular course dinner prepared by Mrs. Lucy Call with house decorations enhancing the party. A seven candle cake and lawn games followed until mothers retrieved the guests.
The Independent reports frequent inquiries for furnished rooms and invites inquiries. It suggests running a line if you have rooms to rent to connect with daily demand.
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