28 Sep 1911
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Newspaper
Corona Independent
Location
Corona, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1911
Page
1
The excerpt states subscription costs of $2 per year $1 for six months and 50 cents for three months. It remarks on a person who finds something and lifts it to a higher state while carrying heavy loads gladly, a benefactor to his fellows.
A Metropolis Chronicle column surveys trusts and the Sherman Act, notes civic moral lashings, and critiques labor conditions. It discusses a Riverside stage event, a weather report from Mendota Illinois, Fire Prevention Day, and Lloyd George era labor reforms as sympathetic to workers' wages.
A prominent Chicago business man with no kin has steadily donated his entire fortune to philanthropic objects. His sustained generosity showcases both unselfishness and wisdom as he cheerfully relinquishes his wealth for charitable ends.
The text reflects on the wisdom of using wealth during life rather than bequeathing it by will. It argues that postponing generosity implies a selfish motive and casts the donor as executor of his own gifts, finding satisfaction in seeing them used in his lifetime rather than after death.
The piece discusses President Taft's swing around the circle and the public’s reaction to his itinerary. It notes that loyalty may yield to courtesy and fair play, and acknowledges that viewing the trip as campaign travel will vary. Personal personality affecting interpretation remains a key factor.
The article notes Taft faces uncertain times with divisions within both major parties and the risk of missteps during his tour through hostile territory. Supporters hope for benefits to his cause, while opponents wish differently, but all citizens wish him a pleasant and safe journey.
A Corona party traveled to Riverside Monday night to hear Gov. Johnson discuss constitutional amendments. The Loring venue overflowed as Mayor Evans opened the event and WT M Eshleman urged railroad regulation before Johnson spoke rapidly to a clearly receptive crowd.
The governor arrived an hour late due to official duties and was greeted by many citizens at the Glenwood. He appeared in good voice and seemed well suited to the role as chief executive of the state.
Harry N. Sweet lists recent sales and exchanges. O J Palmer to T C Jameson two lots at Fifth and Fuller streets. Geo E Snidecor to Juan Serrano lot in subdivision of block 180. Snidecor to Juan Gonzales lot in same tract. Snidecor to Juan Villa lot in same tract. I B Newkirk to P D Conover lot in Boulevard tract. Wm H Davis to Carlos Ford lot , block 153. Wm H and James L Davis to Claude S McGuire lot 3 block 157. P D Conover to L B Newkirk lot 5 block 118 improved with modern cottage. Newkirk paying 2000 for new home. Augustine W Wright to Farle Potter lot 7 block 106 with modern cottage. Potter making his home. Price 1900. Mrs Elizabeth Wilson to Frank Otteni lot 12 block 153 with five room cottage. Price 1500. New exchange of Oliver Olsen nine and a half acre grove on West Tenth street to J A Menard from Los Angeles. Groves improved with a six room cottage. Menard pays 10000 for property. two Los Angeles dwellings cover most of Olsen’s side and cash settles the difference.
A narrative describes A seeking money from B using B’s stocks and D in a complex exchange. D loans coins to A, A transfers money to B, B’s stocks pass to A, C seizes and sells them, D is paid, and B shouts for help claiming murder fire and thief. The district attorney offers reassurance that readers are not at fault for confusion.
Advertisement-style notice promoting Foley Kidney Pills for backache nervousness rheumatism and kidney bladder urinary troubles. It claims quick action and positive results with a focus on curing while condition is curable. Named place Billings Estate appears as publisher.
Southern Pacific offers expedited freight service with trains from San Francisco reaching Fresno by 10 30 am after an 8 80 pm departure. Similar overnight service runs to Pajaro Salinas Valley points and to the Sierra Nevada and upper Sacramento areas from Oakland. Officials boast consistent on time performance since April this year.
A five car Pullman train with 200 San Diegans and guests will travel to Phoenix for the Territorial Fair in early November. The itinerary includes a Grand Canyon stop and a return via Santa Fe and Southern Pacific routes through Ash Fork Maricopa Yuma Imperial Valley Indio and Colton. The seven day trip is organized by the San Diego chamber of commerce Merchants exchange and the Panama California Exposition to boost the event.
R F Billings Estate records a testimonial from J A Maple of Steubenville Ohio praising Foley Kidney Pills. He suffered years with weak kidneys and bladder trouble. After using the pills his back ache vanished and kidneys began functioning normally, making work pleasant again.
A vintage ad touts Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets to improve digestion and vitality by strengthening stomach and liver function. The copy notes endorsements from Mrs. M. I. Basford of Poolesville and lists R. F. Billings Estate as the seller.
Discussion argues recall may deter top lawyers from seeking judgeships but examples from Los Angeles and Santa Cruz show incumbents and independents favor recalls. It cites Judge Wheaton A Gray and opposition to corporate influence, urging voters to support recall on the ballot.
In midsummer Brawley buyers saw ten cars averaging high earnings per vehicle. Pomona Valley reported 4 682 cars of oranges this year with expected revenue near 3 500 000 dollars. Several Southern California counties plan a joint exhibit for the 1915 Panama California fair in San Diego.
A discussion on whether judges and public servants should be accountable to the people. The piece argues that royal and aristocratic notions of rule without accountability undermine popular government, citing Charles I and English history, and warning that an irresponsible judiciary erodes liberty.
A historical column questions direct governance as an old speaker’s chair figure is mocked for poor judgment. The piece ridicules past decisions, contrasts a battered era with progress, and condemns influential figures for thwarting public good.
A contrived tale describes a Colorado discovery traveling via an underground conduit to the Salton Sea and ending in exposure. The piece presents a speculative scenario as its core premise and notes the unexpected journey and subsequent attention.
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