09 Oct 1916
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Newspaper
Corona Independent
Location
Corona, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1916
Page
1
A fragmented column notes how small acknowledgments boost effort and spirit in work and daily life. It references suffragist activity, temperance debate, and wartime sentiment with assorted jokes and civic notes. The piece blends quotes and local event mentions in a periodical voice.
The eight hour act does not establish an eight hour day nor penalize overtime. It raises railroad wages for 20 percent at the expense of 80 percent and the public. The measure was pushed by the President with little inquiry despite a year of warning. Critics blame Wilson for hasty concessions amid declared emergencies.
The notice lists editor names and city editor, subscription rates of 4 per year, 2 for six months, and 40c per month, with carrier delivery in city limits. It states advance payments, daily publication except Sunday at 110 112 West Sixth Street, and continued publication until canceled with all arrearages due.
A newspaper item lists presidential candidate Charles Evans Hughes and running mate Charles Warren Fairbanks from Indiana, with United States Senate and congressional candidate Robert C. Harbison also named.
An editorial asserts road building is a shared duty of citizens and government tax policy. It highlights nationwide enthusiasm for improved highways and the role of government in funding and facilitating better roads. The piece frames road improvement as essential to public progress and civic duty.
A mother learns her baby fell ill while she was at a concert. The servant reveals medicine was labeled Kid Re viver in the cupboard, causing a baffling moment before the child recovers.
The author urges citizens to share the burden of improving local roads and streets through personal effort rather than taxes alone. He argues individual initiative and neighborhood unity exceed tax-funded solutions, calling on people to demand better roads, business activity, and a local band by taking direct action and embracing personal duty.
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