17 Sep 1915
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Newspaper
Corona Independent
Location
Corona, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1915
Page
1
GEO. M. BLAIR, Editor and Publisher publishes each afternoon except Sunday at 110 112 West Sixth Street. Subscription rates are $4 per year or $2 for six months and 35 cents per month. Delivered by carrier in city limits with advance payment required.
The passage argues fathers should give sons a financial stake and partnership in farming. It says neglecting to involve boys leads to urban exodus, noting city business models where sons share responsibilities and management. It contrasts So and so & Son as common in cities with farms lacking such signs.
A recent meeting approved organizing Beaumonts new brass band with members from the old group and other noted local musicians. A competent instructor has been secured and four practice sessions will begin at once. The community can look forward to local music at public gatherings.
The Santa Barbara News reports the county bean crop is the largest on record, marking a historic peak in production for the region. Farm officials note favorable weather and strong yields across Santa Barbara County.
Wisconsin State Society of Los Angeles invites Badgers from Southern California to Sycamore Grove on Saturday September 25 for a full day of social fun. The event features speakers Theodore Kanouse Louis Meyers and Frank Oster, a Wisconsin drum corps, and free coffee with badge purchases. Program includes greetings and a chance to renew old friendships with old home state ties. For details contact Dr. Wm Wenzlick Auditorium Building Los Angeles.
Readers are urged to phone in or drop items at the news box outside the office. Submissions will be noted and may appear in the next available issue, helping the community share timely information.
The San Bernardino proposal urges extending Magnolia avenue from Santa Ana to Lytle Creek as a scenic drive. Riverside County work on North Main and paving is cited as a catalyst, with trees planted at intervals and a low total county cost. Local boosters are asked to push both counties to finish the project together.
Free entertainment continues in the Orange Belt district with four vaudeville acts at Urbita Springs Park next Sunday afternoon. McMamee on piano accordion performs ragtime to grand opera, Sid Stewart offers singing and dancing, Victor and his Monk-Watch provide memorable novelty, and the Praeger Sisters headline with songs and dance plus dancing in the afternoon and evening.
The California Fruit Growers' Exchange with 62 percent of growers will launch a large advertising campaign to educate consumers on uses of oranges lemons and grapefruit. This season California marketed 47 658 carloads worth over 30 million dollars. The initiative seeks to lift next year's citrus output through enhanced demand.
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