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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1901
Page
4
Time table lists departures from San Francisco to Ban Juro and Sacramento with morning and afternoon runs. Entries include 6:38 a.m. from Ban Juro, 8:06 Sunday only, 3:08 p.m. from Niles San Joro, 9:53 a.m. daily, and 10:05 a.m. to Stockton Sac'to.
Eastern Home and Bacon open next Monday at Btarrs. Beggs sought at Garrelson's on B street opposite the school-yard. Miss Edith Switzer visiting Mrs. W. M. Greenwell. Allen's News Depot sells Eastman Kodaks and supplies. BurlicK patterns at Alias News Depot. Debuentor subscription available at $1.00 yearly. Furnished front-row rent in private family on northeast corner of Anil and Dain streets.
A collage of town items from Hayward includes clerks and residents traveling, theater crowds, and charitable events. Reports cover weddings and social visits, improvement plans for an infirmary, electric road transfers, bids for sprinkling work, a flood of town news, and community notices.
Hayward reports indicate minimal impact from strikes on the cannery and freight while Alameda county orchardists send limited fruit to San Francisco. A four year old dies from consumption, donations fund a funeral, and local real estate and business transactions shuffle through.
N P Peterson makes trays and will dry apple crop this season. Waste fruit will be turned into chops for cider and jelly in San Francisco. Chris Wind begins drying plump Monday. C Anderton has two acres of sunflowers ready for market with seeds around seven center per pound. N Rogers's buggy pass over Call Canyon bridge saw a plank break but no injuries. Planks worn and in need of attention.
The piece contrasts Niagara Falls with Buffalo’s hopes amid Pan American exposition talk. It notes Niagara as a powerful magnet attracting visitors and capital, while Buffalo eyes industrial parity. It describes viewing the falls, the Maid of the Mist excursion, and the Falls’ scale and movement.
Railroad notes report Hayward cannery handling 2 750 cages on Wednesday, aiming for 3,000 as 65 000 anna stretch to Hun Leandra. Most fruit from Yolo county includes pears and apples. Ed Moffett starts packing, while competition among canners remains keen and workload rises with peak season.
The library reports 143 books on shelves with space for more. I Allen attended. a donor from Metcalf sent the last legislature reports and a large map. Trustees approved bills totaling 33.50 and urged receipt of external papers from readers.
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