Queen Colony Exchange Elects Officers at Annual Meeting
The Queen Colony Exchange elected W. H. Jameson president and J. H. Roberts secretary and manager with a slate of directors including M. Morgan A F Call and Catherlnd Fraser. The Fort 3 National Bank was named depository. The report highlighted a rise in yearly business with 1 035 cars shipped from Corona, 834 from Queen Colony, and total orange and lemon revenue of 556 036.83.
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Queen Cole Exchange
Cowra
Citrus “Associant Heights” Fruit Association
Corona
Fiéta ‘Cotoria
Sekenn
Qheen « Colony
Humber
Judge Call Writes Vows Support in 1908 Campaign Letter
Judge A F Call writes to Attorney Scoville of the Republican central committee from Corona California Sept 15 1908 declining campaign help due to travel to Sioux City until Nov 1. He frames himself as a broad minded lawyer and loyal Republican and urges party unity from top to bottom.
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A. F. Call
HF. Scoville
Republican Central
C Call
Corona
Judge Call
Colony Fruit Exchange
Calif
IL. F. Scoville
Sioux—City
Wedding of Ella Woodward and Ar Heer at Riverside
The ceremony occurred at noon Monday at the home of Mr. Aee Brak M. Ryan, 410 Main, with Mr. Ferris officiating. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Pentelow and Mr. Pinely, manager of Corona Carbon Company, who brings a reputation as a chemist. Mrs. Emery, educated in Streeter Illinois and Oshkosh Wisconsin, plans no traditional home honeymoon, possibly staying in Corona.
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Nek
Ella Woodward
Ar- Heer
Riverside
Aee “Braik
M. Ryan
Ren
Ferris
Beldré
Mrn
Pentelow
Pinely
Coronk Carbonompany
Cordis
Reading Circle Meets at Mrs Doron Home
The Ladies' Reading Circle gathered at Mrs W A Doron on Main Street with nine members present including guests Mrs George Kennard of Redlands and Miss Stella Platt Readings from Harper's October magazine featured Home Life of the Esquimaux highlighting northern life and communal devotion The next Woman's Improvement Club meeting moves to Mrs F F Thompson’s home and will include political debate by both parties with noted orators possibly present.
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Reading
W. A. Doron
Main Street
George Brown
W. A. Wood
Helen Blatt
Lewis
Hl. R. Case
Stella Platt
C. A. Kinney
Anna Platt
George Kennard
Redlands
Harper's October Magazine
Esquimaux
Northlands
Woman's Improvement Club
F. F. Thompson
F. Pierpont
Hearst Paid for Archbold Letters Story Described
Collier's Weekly will publish how William R Hearst obtained Archbold letters stolen from John D Archbold's Standard Oil offices in 1904 1905 Two men William Winfield and Charles Stump arranged transfers with Hearst via Stump They were paid over 12000 and Hearst reportedly saved sensational letters while copying others Photographic copies circulated and some originals were returned to Archbold
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Collier’s Weekly
William R. Hearst
Archbold
San Francisco Chronicle
New York
John D. Archbold
Standard Oil
William J. Winefield
Charles Stump
Winffield
Stump
Hearst
Winfield
Cosmopolitan Magazine
Senate
Penrose
Aldrich
J P Triole Hosts Visitors at El Cerrito Ranch
J P Triole entertains his father GC Triole of Los Angeles and J Leverone of Cincinnati at El Cerrito Ranch. Leverone discusses orange culture in Arizona and Arizona’s Phoenix district, arguing Southern California growers err in shipping unripe fruit to the East where Sierra and Arizona fruit compete.
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J. Leverone and
C. Triole
J. P. Triole
el Cerrito Ranch
GC. Triole
Los Angeles
J. Leverone
Cincinnati
Ohio
Leverone
Arizona
Phoenix
State and County Taxes Due Notice
State and County taxes are due now. Pay early to avoid the late rush. Return the statement sent with your payment to ensure proper processing.
Random Notes From An Era Of Curious Quips And Quotes
A collage of clipped lines mentions David Star Jordan quoting luck timing, cactus shipments for cattle feed in the San Joaquin Valley, and Egypt planning to greet Roosevelt via the Nile. It notes Miguel Estudillo in state senate and Wanamaker’s reflections on mistakes, plus local schooling, shop protests, oblique social quips, and a Captain Crawford verse about spreading laughter like a boomerang.
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Burbank
New Homes Under Construction in Corona
In Corona, Frank Geith is building a modern bungalow valued about 2800 dollars. G W. Fink, formerly of South Dakota, and Vi T. Wilven are involved, with Mr. Fink and two daughters expected to occupy the completed home once finished.
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Corona
Frank Geith
G. W. Fink
Cof Wowby
South Dakota
T. Wilven
Ands. Fink
Job completion notes misspelled and unclear
The text appears garbled with stray words and incomplete phrases making it impossible to extract a coherent news item or identifiable entities. No clear people organizations places or events are present.
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Douglas’ Solid Leather
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Santa Ana
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N Botsford
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C. A. "Kinney
Queen Colony Exchange
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Lemons
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Helena
Minneapolis
Omaha
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Circle Met
Standard Oil Co
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Jordan
Egypt
Roosevelt
Africa
C. C. Chapman
Fullerton
Mr. Rumsey
Miguel Estudillo
State Senate
John Wanamaker
South Pasadena
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Italy
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Grace M. Taber
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Vola
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