09 Sep 1915
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Newspaper
Corona Independent
Location
Corona, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1915
Page
1
The notice lists editor GEO M Blair and publishing details with publication schedule and subscription rates including 4 per year 2.00 for six months and 35 cents monthly. It notes delivery by carrier within city limits and advance payments.
The Sunspot bulletin forecasts two hot waves this month from September 11 to 18 and September 23 to 26. Oceanic disturbances threaten the coast on September 16 22 2 and October 6 with little expected rain in Southern California.
A ton of pure limestone yields about 1 120 pounds of lime after burning and 14 bushels per ton. Real-world impurities raise the weight of the product and incomplete combustion adds to the variance. One cubic foot of limestone weighs 45 to 175 pounds, placing a ton between 11 and 14 feet in height.
Uncle Billy Stephen and John Brown participate in a mountain camp event with Pearl Weeks of San Bernardino directing the program. A large crowd attends as S. V. MacGillivray reads camp fire verses praising Uncle Billy for his laughter, energy, and hospitality and asking who will give him a gift.
The Automobile club of Southern California lists ten motorist tips to reduce accidents in this Arlington Times excerpt. Key points include not passing unless 100 yards clear, maintaining lane position after passing, right of way at intersections, staying right on turns, using gears and brakes on steep grades, signaling by horn when passing from the rear, obeying speed limits, and practicing courtesy and calmness on the road.
Physical Director Bob Glover led Riverside M C A boys to victory over San Bernardino with 185 points in 21 swimming events and the 160 yard relay. Albert Rubidoux won in the 80 pound class twice, Mark Wheeler took nine firsts, Harold Payton four firsts, Keith Peck won the 120 pound class, and Peck along with George Freeman dominated the relays.
Riverside ships 1000 wriggling goldfish described as infants to Los Angeles on a Saturday morning. The fish come from E M Sheffield of Box Springs ranch who has worked with the Los Angeles police for a year and says there is strong wholesale demand for his stock.
Corona resident Ralph C. Milner testifies to back and kidney trouble relieved by Doan's Kidney Pills. He reports severe pain while in the field and after using the medicine, his kidneys function normalized. Milner adds a later brief recurrence cured by half a box. Price 50c at dealers. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo N Y.
Independent office advertises sturdy cloth signs to hang on fences or gates. Signs sell for 25 cents each or six for $1.00, aimed at ranchers seeking deterrence against hunting trespass.
Mr and Mrs Frank Dudley and son Chester return home from a San Francisco exposition trip. Many locals, including John Thomas of San Bernardino and Chas M Bowen of Los Angeles, were in Corona for business and leisure. Several visitors arrive from Glendale Riverside Santa Barbara and beyond as residents plan weeklong visits and visitors stay at local homes and ranches.
C O Evans driving a heavy team for J L Smythe & Company at Coachella faced near drowning when a canyon flood from the Southern California storm of the 19th swept through the road. He released the horses and spent two days recovering his wagon buried by sand and gravel. Nuevo becomes center for potato activity with a large harvest and upcoming instructional visits.
In Los Angeles County Superior Court an administrator announces the sale of Lot 2 in Block 173 City of Corona as per the South Riverside Land and Water Co map. Sale after September 24, 1915 at Alfred H. McAdoo office 226 Herman W Hellman Building Los Angeles. Cash in gold coin due at deed delivery.
The Corona Independent urges readers to check its advertisements for potential financial benefits. It promotes ads as a way to discover offers, sales, and opportunities.
The notice asks buyers to mention the paper when purchasing ad space. It emphasizes attribution and visibility for advertisers. It implies the paper values standard sourcing and local business engagement.
Chas. E. Morrison departed yesterday for Los Angeles and will stay several days to attend to business matters.
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