25 Apr 1902
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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1902
Page
1
Hayward residents weigh optimistic plans including a creamery sewer link, a pickle factory and a refrigerator, as board of trustees faces criticism over funding. Critics question rhetoric and highlight need for concrete action and prudent expenditure to advance the town’s development.
Intense activity marks Hayward with Hayward Planing Mill owner buying Hayward Lumber stock and land to establish steril yards. UL J Madison buys Kerwin place in Castro Valley to expand poultry operations and will reside on property while selling current home. Funeral of Captain A R Miller followed by services and Lone Tree Cemetery burial. Goose Nest Lumber and Transportation Co incorporated with $10,000 capital and lands in Siskiyou County under Mills to manage lumber interests. Castro Valley pipeline work progresses easing canyon road water issues. Public meeting in Town Hall to discuss local matters with Oakland Board of Trade officials. P&NW baseball season opens at Recreation Park, Rev Priddy speaks at Methodist Church, and church services scheduled across denominations.
Former and present pupils of Joen Hogh School reunite with friends at Native Sons Hall with Larabee's Orchestra providing music. Recitations songs and piano solos headline an evening of social cheer. Separately Mr. and Mrs. J. E. McDermot celebrate their fortieth anniversary with a baptismal service and flowers.
Ed McDermod and wife visiting friends in Tracy this week. W. E. Meek in Milpitas several days this week tending to the asparagus crop.
A mixed page of local commerce items and community notices at Starr's features ads for oranges, asparagus, vegetables, dressed chickens, eggs and butter. It notes Frank Leko securing a position in San Francisco and mentions upcoming events with H. G. Biggs family, Mrs. H. J. Browner’s delegate election, and a banquet in Oakland. It includes a testimonial for Chamberlain's remedy and a call for second-hand wheels at N Borree's, plus school honor mentions.
A cluttered OCR fragment lists names including Marie Prowse Frank Mitchell Charles Gamble Alice Walren Albert Silver George Kretsinger Anna Langa Ada Jessen Mark Larkin Frank Kennes and others. It mentions California residency, a March 83 start, April 30 end, and various salaries or fees around 83 and 88 with many city and personal names, suggesting a notice or listing of individuals and allocations in a historical record. The text is disjointed but preserves a roster style with numerous personal names and scattered dates.
A Columbus watchmaker, Cramer, endorses Charubber din’s Cough Remedy, claiming quick relief from coughs and fevers in both children and adults. He has persuaded many to try the medicine, praising its benefits and noting his own family’s improvement. Sold at Maynard Ting Store and other local outlets with claims of superior Havana Tag cigars.
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