Alameda County Fair Promises Bigger and More Entertaining Week
The Alameda County Fair runs August 7 to 11 with a 25 cent admission. Organizers promise more exhibits from farms orchards and lofts plus industrial displays. The Poultry Show and Rabbit Show are expected to be major improvements and parades will showcase four to five bands and elaborate floats. Opportunities remain to enter parades space tents decorate and participate in a lively community event.
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Alameda County Fair
Hayward Climatic Advantage Urges Promotion by Local Experts
City readers hear San Francisco and Oakland specialists praise Hayward for clearer skies and milder climate. A UC Berkeley faculty member notes fewer fogs and strong benefits for throat and asthma prone youths. A San Francisco physician urges outreach to attract families with sunlit Hayward homes.
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Fertilizer Plant to Be Built on Mount Eden Road
A $15,900 modern fertilizer plant is planned near Mount Eden cemetery road by E. B. Stone & Son. The facility will absorb manure from regional poultry ranches and be arranged to prevent odors in the vicinity. N. E. Day, manager, said construction may start within 30 days as poultry growers learn about the project.
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Quarantine on California Mussels Likely to Last Months
Sacramento officials indicate mussel quarantine from Del Norte to Monterey will likely remain in effect until late September or early October. Health director Dr. Walter M. Dickie cites faulty metabolism at spawning time as a probable cause behind the mussel poisoning mystery, not bacteria or decomposition.
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del Norte
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Roads Improved In Cherryland Area
Residents of Cherryland praise Supervisor Charles W. Heyer for recent road grading and improvements. The thoroughfares are in first class shape, reducing roughness and dust and allowing smoother travel for local residents.
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Charles W.heyer
Local Poultry Yard Byproduct Purchases Drive Community Growth
A large plant boosts community business with expanded demand for poultry yard byproducts. The operator offers top prices to local yards, aiming to stimulate local trade and economic activity.
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