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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1950
Page
12
The article notes rising bidders per project and lower costs due to three factors, suggesting state highway funding could stretch further. If costs drop for state projects, city and county roads may also cost less, benefiting taxpayers with faster freeway completion and broader savings.
A concise thought reflects a world of people filled with ideas and possibilities. It notes that ideas bring potential and possibilities lead to opportunities, all aimed at filling the day with purpose.
San Lorenzo Village Homes association directors vote to back two school bond issues in the June 29 special election. Marvin Richardson and others donate funds to the Citizens committee. Robert E Morrill stresses district needs to borrow up to 8,006,000 and raise the tax rate to 1.90 for ten years to support new and equipped schools.
Hermann Groups in Regular Meeting discussed insuring order regalia and musical instruments, renting IDES hall, and securing an orchestra for the annual New Year's Eve dance. Dinner served by Mrs. Christina Gramespacher and Mrs. Lena Gerhardt. birthdays observed for several ladies. Lake fishing near Wentworth Springs, El Dorado County reported as excellent with eastern brook trout up to 13 inches. wire disc wheels noted as standard on Chevrolet in 1930.
A Seattle feature explains Washington liquor rules under the state liquor control board. It notes that customers must sit while drinking and cannot carry beer to tables, with bartenders allowed to refuse service and risk license loss. The board’s broad powers cover beer limits and liquor sales following voters’ approval of hard liquor by the drink.
A discussion of Class H liquor licenses outlines allowed advertising in three words such as Cocktail cocktails of cocks tail lounge and restricts use of likenesses of women bottles or equipment. It also notes that decor items like napkins and calendars can be rejected for taste. Ballrooms must close at 1 a.m. five nights a week and at midnight on Saturdays with Sunday sales prohibited. Dancing is forbidden without a license. jukeboxes or music are allowed.
Readable fragments reference a welfare related item and an event tied to Mit Eden Scout in California. Mentions Hayward mitten club and a first anniversary. Names and places are partially obscured in the damaged text.
Bartenders must refuse service to intoxicated patrons and noisy conduct is illegal. Despite strict rules, many Washington taverns cut back on rush hours while hard liquor drinks and cocktails grow in popularity.
A planning commission endorses Greenwood Construction S L to build a bridge linking the corporation’s site for a new high school. Superintendent Paulsen notes the bridge would aid San Lorenzo students, avoiding a long walk to Lewelling and Hesperian Boulevards, with action planned.
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