Hayward Western Addition Cannery and Industrial Hub
The Western Addition in Hayward buzzes with canneries pickle factories and a growing “grass” shipment trade. Mega Estate leads asparagus packing with about 100 workers, Annie Gray keeps books, and canning aims for 5,000,000 cans this season. The railroad station plans a bicycle room and a potential spur, while the pickle factory renovates for more capacity and 100 to 150 workers. Refrigerated car service expands to Chicago, boosting freight and passenger movement through Wells Fargo connections.
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Haywan
Hayward
Alvarado
Milpitas
Annie Gray
Geo. Gray
Knightly
A. Willcomm
Thippers
Wells, Fargo
Chicago
Ax One
San Francisco
Yecher
Camp
Trustees thank donors and offer bound volumes for postage
Library trustees express gratitude to Mr. Newbold for a handsome volume on the Philippines and to Chas Fee of the Northern Pacific for Wonderland and to the Massachusetts Board of Agriculture for their report. The Board offers ten bound volumes dating from 1890 if trustees pay 2.30 postage. W H Hunt announces new Standard Optical Co. location in San Francisco and a May 1 opening of a dental office by Dr Corwin in Hayward, with UC California diploma in 1892.
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Hayward
Palming Building
Corners
Castro Streets
Corwin
University of California
Tragic End Of Chas E Proctor Shocks Locality
The death of Chas E Proctor last Saturday shocked many in the area. A longtime Oakland engineer and city passerby, he returned to his birthplace, where a gunshot wound ended his life. A coroner's inquest favored the stated facts. funeral was held at the Presbyterian Church.
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Chas. E. Proctor
Oakland
Josh Proctor
Bert
Wilfred Proctor
Alaska
Mc. Walterg
Fresno
Lone Tree
Ed Warren
Ed Brown
Wail Pimentel
Social Club Hosts Anniversary Banquet and Billiard Event
The Social Club of life plans a banquet and entertainment at the Occidental Hotel to celebrate one year in its current quarters and ongoing prosperity. Members will attend a banquet with toasts from Dr. F W Browning and others, followed by a billiard tournament and social program amid lively club activity.
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Chub
Oesidental Hotel
Vn-Ee
At & Fe
Mina Hostils
F. W. Browning
J. E. Welsh
W. M. Greenwell
KB. G. Ryder
Hayward
T. &. Gray
P. J. Crosby
Law
G. A. Oakes
O. R. Morgan
J.E. Weleh
M J. Madison
Dr Browning
Mills
Zambresky
Geo. Meninger
Schaefer
May
Russell
Haas
Garrelgon
Greenwell
Chamion
Riggs
Social gathering prizes awarded at Gray home event
Mrs Lizzia Creelman of Chicago and Miss Loretta Brown of Oakland attended a friends gathering at Mr and Mrs J H Gray's home Saturday. Progressive euchre awarded prizes to Mrs Creelman, Mrs D S Culp, A L Graham, and W A Culp. guests included A J Creelman Loretta Brown Nealamea D S Culp T B Russell F F Allen H Kennard Olive Allen and the Grays.
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Lizzia Allen Crewlman
Chicago
Loretta Brown
Oakland
Jus. H. Gray
Creelman
Culp
A. L. Graham
W. A. Culp
A. J. Creelman
Mise Loretta Drown
Mesere
Nealamea D
Dunlap Smalley Wins Demorest Medal Contest
Dunlap Smalley son of Mr and Mrs J D Smalley won the Demorest Medal Contest held Friday evening in the Presbyterian Church under the auspices of the W C T U His selection The Temperance War Cry modeled after Patrick Henry gave him ample opportunity to display his oratorical ability Other contestants Miss Rey Hatch Florence Linekin Harold Mansfeld Willow Booth received strong marks Judges Rev W B Priddy H E Brunner and Mrs W H Hamilton of Oakland praised the program led by the Daphne Club whose first public appearance drew cheers The rest of the program included opening remarks by Mrs Mansfield selections by the boys choir and male quartet, and solos by Mr Yeager and his young son The audience enjoyed the evening and hopes contests will occur more often
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Dunlap Smalley
Mee
J.D. Smalley
Demorest
Presbyterian Church
Patrick Henry
Rey Hatch
Florence Linekin
Harold Mansfeld
Willow Booth
Mame
Nellie Ramage
Town Council Begins New Regime After Elections
All trustees were present as the board opened a new regime with fresh energy. Clerk Obersmuller and officials were sworn in, a temporary then permanent chairman chosen, and committees named. A called meeting discussed Soto street sewer work and a town contract dispute with counsel approved.
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Wnself
I. Bag A. Sh. Stone
Obersmuller
Attorney Langan
A. &. Jones
W. Heyer
Petersen
Jones
Wilbert
Graham
Petersen, Gra
Soto Street
GL S. Langan
Angus
Renewdd
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Itas
Ike
Mpavon
W. H. Hunt
Optican
13Th and
Washington Streets
Standard Optical Co
Kearney Street
Cecil Corwin, D. D
Chas. Proctor
Alameda
Frank W. Frost
Starr’s
South Jerseyman
Sallie Harris
Salem NJ
Wayward Drug Store
Redmon
Browning
J.tstone
Tae Zenit
Camacy
Mata
Maywerd
Smith Bros
Ast Draders
Wi Waskisgen
Garland
Madina Et Cctegeereryen
Jesse H.woods
E Cor
Mato
Mayward, Calif
Ingram
Brussels
C. Nelson
Atrects
Cail Todlay
View Fages
R&gine
Creamery
Ham
Chamberlain
Phillip E. Rhodes
Pennville
Hayward Deng Store
Odd Fellows Block
H. Friedlander & CO
CAL
TOFT
Nissen
Castro and Bats
Teayward
Essas
Hamann
New England
Castle Gate
Coas Bay
Kavanagh, Shuey& Gibson
Ilay Ward, Cal
J.p.maxwell
Rath St
General Sporting Goods
Fed Goede
Linekin
Allen Tinners
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