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Newspaper

Corona Independent

Location

Corona, California, United States of America

Date

Oct 09, 1915

Page

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Heavy Teutons gain ground in Serbia as Allies land troops

Dispatches report Austro-German advances across the Danube at Belgrade and across the Save with heavy losses. Saloniki says 32,000 Allied troops have landed and continue to land. Greek sentiment favors benevolent neutrality while King Constantine is credited with avoiding war.

London Danube Belgrade Save Serbian War Office Nish Sofia Saloniki Paris France Athens Constantine Greece Venizelos Teutons Serbia Teuton Macedonia Ing Entente Balkans Zaimis Aegean Black Seas Black Sea Bulgaria

Fruit Exchange Elects Officers

The Queen Colony Fruit Exchange elected nine directors Frank Scoville S B Hampton R L Willits J H Roberts Joy G Jameson W C McCully A J Davis E Lang and Frank Harlow Jr as officers with Frank Scoville as president F H Roberts as vice president and Frank Harlow Jr as secretary and manager The annual report shows 303677 boxes of lemons and 263486 boxes of oranges shipped in 1914 1915 totaling 1437 cars and net proceeds of 82703620 dollars.

Queen Colony Fruit Exchange Exchange Ramona Avenue Frank Scoville S. B. Hampton R. L. Willits J. H. Roberts Joy G. Jameson W. C. McCully A. J. Davis E. Lang Frank Harlow F. H. Roberts First National Bank Frank Harlow, Jr The Harlow

Newlyweds Entertained at Country Club Social

Last evening at the Country Club Mr and Mrs Frank Harlow Jr were feted by club members. Mrs S L Waite organized the event with a short program and dancing. Miss Eugenia Oliver sang solos while Mrs W E Gunn gave readings and music was supplied by Mrs A W Bates and Mrs Rife. Refreshments of sherbet and cake followed.

Frank Harlow, Jr Lh. Waite Eugenia Oliver

Grace Todd Buys Lot in Block 167 on Main Street

Grace Todd purchases Lot 3 in Block 167 through the N. C. Hansen agency amid renewed activity in Main Street land sales. The note suggests growing interest in the area from recent lot transactions.

Grace Todd N. C. Hansen Agency

Foster delivers game winning single in ninth for Boston

Foster drives a single to right in the ninth to lift Boston past Philadelphia 2 to 1 in the World Series game in Philadelphia. Foster and Mayers pitched superbly behind errorless defense as 20 000 fans boost gate receipts to 52000. The win evened the series at one win each with a tense ninth inning comeback.

Foster Boston Philadelphia Mayers Hooper Scott Luderus Speaker Burns Niehof Hoblitzel Thomas Cravath Whitted Barry Hoblitzer Nichel Lewis Gardner Bancroft Blitzer Paskert Mayer Stock Hendrickson Cady Paskett Javelin

Reductions in Freight Rates From Atlantic Seaboard

Westbound less than carload freight rates will take effect October 18 as railroads respond to steamship competition. Local businessmen await the impact of the tariff decision and accompanying supplementary tariffs noted to continue on page four.

Atlantic Seaboard

Alfalfa Hay Prices Soar In Southern California

The Pomona Progress reports alfalfa hay rising to about 16 dollars a ton as shortages in the San Joaquin valley push up demand. Stockmen are buying large shipments of the Los Angeles county crop, keeping prices high until next spring’s crop arrives. Dairy cows may benefit as farmers avoid feeding costly hay to nonproductive cattle.

California Pomona San Joaquin Valley Los Angeles

Fruit Growers Gather in Visalia for Forty-Seventh Convention

The Forty-seventh State Fruit Growers convention will meet in Visalia on November USth 19th and 20th with a half day set for a Tulare county auto tour. Delegates will observe citrus industry growth and discuss marketing and rural credits led by Col Harris Weinstock. Local committees from Porterville Exetor Dinuba Lindsay and Ducor organize program and advertising.

Visalia Tulare County Porterville Exeter Dinuba Lindsay Ducor W. P. Bartlett C.F. Collins A. (. Merryman Thos. Jacobs W. EE. Sprott J. K. Tuttle Frank Daybell K. Towt B. Barlsch E. Barris Cre County Horticultural

Change in Pastorates in Local Methodist Churches

Dr J F E Humphrey, who has filled the pulpit for two years, leaves with wife and daughter for Monrovia to preach his first sermon in that city. Rev S S Sampson, now the acting pastor here, arrives with family and will begin duties at morning services tomorrow. A W Bates spent the day in Los Angeles on business.

J. FE. Humphrey Monrovia Sampson Clergman

Recognition of Carranza Expected By Pan American Conference

Washington reports on October 9 indicate the Pan American conference may announce U.S. recognition for Venustiano Carranza’s government in Mexico. Officials say formal recognition will follow after a few weeks, contingent on Carranza proving military control, protecting foreigners and property, offering amnesty, and guaranteeing religious freedom. Carranza forces are advancing into Sonora from Sinaloa but remain south of the Yaqui River as logistics and transport issues unfold in border towns.

Washington Carranza Mexico Uaymas Mex San Diego Sonora Sinaloa Yaqui River de Bacafete

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Balkan States Fruit Exchange Corona Givabach A Corona National Bank F. Thompson Chas. Hoss Cashier C. B. McConneill Deb McConnell Cash North Citrus Belt Lillian PD. Clark University of California WY. Bates Gen. Carranza Villa Yaqui Gulf Navigation Mapole Here Nogales Keapalme United States the Citizens Bank Post Office
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