Trustees Pass Pool Hall Ordinance and Block Book Purchase
Trustees pass a pool hall and off drink ordinance as signs are to be placed in the street center. A block book listing Hayward area property ownership is bought by Lamb & Andrade for $20 and touted as a valuable planning resource.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berm
Calvert
Board of Trustees
Kolze
Manter
Wilbur
Rogers
Simons
James Wylison
Chamber of Commerce
Baker Friedrichs
Lions
Qakes
Italy
Tomes F. Dias
P Street
Silvio Gross
B Street
D. Ro Robeiris
Soto
Planning Commission
John Lee Wilbur
F. P. Schilling
Ssconi Street
Lamb & Andrade
Thomas
San Leandro
Hayward
Foothill Boulevard
East Fourteenth Street
Hayward Town
Dobner and Galbraith Garage Nears Completion
The Dobner and Galbraith garage at A street between Castro and Watkins 73 is nearing completion with Ford expected to occupy by August 30 at the latest. The structure is a superparage facility and the largest in the total community supplementing local business equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dobner & Galbraith
Castro and
Watkins
Ford
Wiill
Mrs Kelly Loses Bag in Clothing Store Theft
Mrs Carol B Kelly reported a bag left at Kely Brothers clothing store yesterday vanished with several boys who visited for a purchase. The bag held about $12 and personal memorandums. Marshal Fred Schilling assists in locating the bag, suspected tossed aside after the money was taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Airs
Carol B. Kelly
Kely Brothers Clothing
Mrs. Kelly
Fred Schilling
Punta Arenas Claims World’s Southernmost City Title
Punta Arenas in the Straits of Magellan region is described as the southernmost city in the world. Founded as a penal station, it now has about 21 000 inhabitants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Punta Arenas
Straits of Macellan
South America
Cine
Local Hunters Bag Two Bucks Near Hayward
From Daly Review report A. W. Silva and Mack Maderros bag two deer around Hayward starting at 4 AM. One buck weighs 129 pounds, the other 160. They drove back to Alameda County with the meat by 6 AM and drew a crowd as they told stories of the hunt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayward
A. W. Silva
Mack Maderros
P. G. & E. Force
Silva
Maderros
Hayvward
Alameda County
Pinky” Ward
Carl Sorenson
Livermore Hills
Aged Woman Heir Found by Old Friend on Street
Public Administrator Albert E Hill announced Martha Busby missing sister of Sara Fairchild had been found and would share in a 14000 estate. Milton Lincoln, nephew of Martha, spotted her on Market Street, recognized her by missing fingers, and identified her as Aunt Marsha. The estate includes cash and Berkeley property, with first 2000 distribution awaiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Market Street
Sara Fair-jchild
Albert E. Hill
Martha Busby
Sara Fairchild
Milton Lincoln
Sera Fairchild
San Francisco
Mar_sha
Busby
Notice to Public on Laundry Business Responsibility
Notice to public by Gee Wee stating he is not responsible for debts contracted after August 22 1925 for the laundry purchased from Sing Lee at 305 B Street Washing is called for and delivered and satisfaction is guaranteed He invites a trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sing Lee
B Street
Gee Wee
California National Forests Pay Back Big Revenue Total
Revenue from California’s 18 national forests for the year ending June 30, 1926, reached 2,275,245, the highest annual federal forest income in the state. Twenty five percent, or 319,060, will return to California for road and school development, plus ten percent, 76,24, for road and trail work, totaling 446,689 to be returned in taxes. Lassen, Stanislaus, Plumas, and Sierra forests lead in earnings, with Lassen at 294,029 and Stanislaus 251,443, Plumas 197,851, and Sierra 166,411.
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California
San Francisco
United States Forest Service
Nacional
Forest Service
National Forests of
Grazny
Sierra Nevada
Lassen
Stanislaus
Plumas
Sierra
Morton Salt Plant to Start Operations August 15
The Morton Salt Company Newark plant, a million dollar operation, will begin work in all departments on August 15. Finishing touches to the mechanical equipment are being completed and engines and boilers have been tested and pronounced perfect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morton Salt Company of
Newark
Local Photographer Benjamin De Watt Dies After Illness
Benjamin De Watt, 60, a photographer resident in Hayward for five years and formerly from New York City, died at his home on Williams Street after several months of illness. He is survived by his widow and a son. Funeral services are set for 2 p.m. Saturday at Pratt's Funeral Parlors, with interment in Bergreen Cemetery.
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Benjamin de Watt
Willams Street
Hayward
New York City
Pratt
Bergreen
Uphams Entertained Relatives. Trip to Lions Convention
Mr and Mrs C Upham hosted Mrs Uphams brother E D Schanen and 15 guests on Dublin Boulevard over the weekend. They attended the Lions Convention in San Francisco then toured southern California from their Portland Oregon home and left Monday for Portland. Schanen had previously visited Harvard and enjoyed the season.
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C. Upham
Mrs Giddings Improves at Barnes Milk Sanatorium
Castro Valley Aug 5 Mrs B F Giddings has improved under care at the Dr Barnes Milk Sanatorium Harvard up on Prospect hill. She is visiting Palo Alto with Mrs Hugh Henry Brown and will resume treatments on her return, lauding the Barnes establishment as highly beneficial.
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Castro Valley
B. F . Giddings
Dr. Barnes
Harvard
Prospect Hill
Hugh Henry Brown
Palo Alto
Wia
Giddings
Barnes
Eden City
Pauper Inmate Leaves Estate Of About 2500 Dollars
A London charity inmate described as a pauper died recently leaving an estate valued around 2500 dollars. The will directs funds to the institution and designated beneficiaries.
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London
Auto Accidents Find Injured Oakland Brother
In Oakland two crashes within half an hour led to the discovery of a missing boy. Mary Silva a 12 year old who went to find her brother John 10 was struck while crossing a street and sent to emergency hospital. Mary received treatment for bruises and attracted a crowd to a ward where her brother lay with a broken leg after being hit by a car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland
Mary
Silva
John
Hayward Realtor Soliloquizes an Art Of Telling Jokes
A Review reporter visits Lamb & Andrade in Hayward and overhears partners sharing jokes from a magazine. The piece includes anecdotes about telling stories at the wrong time and a string of old jokes about pelicans, cowboys, and an Irishman with a wheelbarrow, highlighting humor in daily office life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayward Realtor
Lamb & Andrade
Review
Lamb
Semal Lamb
Helen
Mr. Lamb
Lese
Everhear
East Bay Country Club Hosts Informal Summer Dance
The East Bay Country Club held a summer social dance last weekend drawing many members and guests. Attendees included Mr and Mrs E O Sawyer Mr Lan Mrs A F Hoffman and numerous other club members plus their spouses.
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East Bay
E O. Sawyer
Lan
A F. Hoffman
Fred Bradent
C H. Carson
Nefkork
XN. Biggs
E. F. Johnson
Edward Thrall
L. S. Pratt
B .W. Lucas
F.C Householder
W. L. Price
George B. Brown
Jean Sharp
Harry E. Pere
Jake Walliams
Ira Ruindersparker
E. D Tarter
Sympathy Racket By Big City Papers Examined
The piece condemns circulation schemes by large papers in Hayward that exploit public sympathy for charitable institutions. It argues subscriptions often yield little to inmates while benefiting experienced agents and the papers themselves, calling the tactics unworthy of reputable newspapers.
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Hayward
Mrs Al Fraga Returns From Oregon Visit
Mrs Al Fraga returns from Albany Oregon to be with a sister who was ill and brings Mrs Lemon and family to stay in California in the hope the change will restore her health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Fraga
Albany
Oregon
Wheel barrow joke sparks Irish quip and laughter
A humorous exchange centers on a wheel barrow as an emblem of endurance. The speaker jokes about its teaching the Irish to stand tall, while another notes people enjoy jokes until they face the same fate, then respond with loud protests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heayin
Mr. Lamb
Warren's Men Get Castro Valley Rum Dispenser Fine $50
July at Judge Harder s court shows 4 percent of 1114 in fines from wrongdoers. August may rise with 322 collected from bootlegger Pezzulo at Center Street Castro Valley. Earl Warren s district attorneys office arrested Pezzulo for liquor distribution as detectives destroyed casks. Fred McCombs fined 10 for speeding.
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Judge Harder
Justice Court
Hasvard
Couns
Carmélo
J. Johnson
Center Street
Castro Ve
Fred McCombs
Hillagasa Ave
Berkelex
Joe Lawis
Poultry Appliances Topic For Bay View Farm Center Talk
H E Belton of the Division of Agriculture will speak at the Bay View Castro Valley Farm Center at 8 PM Tuesday. The address will cover poultry appliances and is aimed to aid poultrymen, with Belton making a special trip to deliver the talk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. E. Belton
Division of Agriculture
Ders
Bay View
Castro Valley
Belton
Mrs H H Achor Heads Homeward to Indiana Trip
Mrs. H. H. Achor departed Tuesday for Indiana on a return trip. Her son Artho Anchor of Oakland also left recently for the same region, and they are expected to return together.
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H. H. Achor
Indiana
Will
Artho
Oakland
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Sid Loewenthal
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Daly Review
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