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Newspaper

Hayward Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Aug 09, 1929

Page

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Congressman's Address Highlights Hayward Exposition Progress

Congressman A. E. Carter spoke at the Alameda County fair praising local effort and announcing a tariff increase on foreign cherries in the new schedule. Mayor Fred Lassen of Livermore delivered a message of county unity, with several officials from Berkeley Oakland and Pleasanton in attendance.

A. E Carter Hayward Alameda County Albert E. Carter Harry Williams City of Oakland Geniss Hoover Washington Carter Fred Lassen Livermore Charles W. Heyer Memorial Park John Driver Berkeley John Stannard Alameda Chamber of Commerce H. R. Thompson Berkeley Chamber of Commerce A. R. Linn Alameda Chamber Sam Green State Dairy Council WN. W. Armstrong Alameda County Development Commission Harry, Williams Crawford Letham Pleasanton Harvey Braen Niles John Lee Wilbur LB. Parsons Hayward Chamber of Commerce

Growth of Community Spirit Shown by Farm Exhibits at Alameda Fair

Alameda County fair displays in Memorial Park showcase exceptionally numerous and attractive farm products. Castro Valley Improvement Club wins first in booth judging for the second year, with Valle Vista and South Hayward-Tennyson booths placing. Individual prize winners include George Bidwenl, Mrs. Marks, August May, and others from Valle Vista, Tennyson, and Russell. Additional Castro Valley awards honor canned goods, preserves, and vegetables.

Alameda County Memorial Park Hayward Fair Hoover Castro Valley Improvement Club Valley Vista South Hayward Tennyson A. A. Jungerman Stanislaus County A. Kruse George Bidwenl Valle Vista Mrs. Marks San Lorenzo Ashland Jacob Cook C. EL. Johnston M. Francis Niles A. Straub J. Frates Ed Graff E. Martin Dachelor

Rabbit Banquet At Fair Grounds Sunday Evening

Planned fried rabbit picnic banquet to be held at Memorial Park behind the rabbit exposition in the County fair. Mrs. L. M. Turner of the Pacific Rabbit Breeders Association announced the 6:30 p.m. Sunday event as the fair's final night. Attending will be exhibitors, Chamber of Commerce and city officials, Congressman and Mrs. Carter, Senator and Mrs. Christian, Representative and Mrs. Jost, plus Queen Eva Lund and maids.

Plana Memorial Park L. M. Turner Pacific Rabbit Breeder's Association Ishow Chamber of Commerce Albert E. Carter E. H. Christian Representaive Jost Eva Lund Association

Welfare pact aids region workers through southern Alameda

Mrs. Ruth McCord of the Southern Alameda County Welfare board announced an agreement with L. J. Palomares of the Pacific Cotton Growers association to place unemployed and indigent men and their families in work across southern California from now until February 1. Palomares will give first preference to welfare cases in Hayward and related agencies, focusing on cotton, grapes, and oranges harvest seasons, with workers moving between counties as crops rotate. The plan aims to reduce county relief costs, noting 22.6 percent of local relief cases stem from unemployment, and provides modern camps with sanitation, health services, and traveling schools for children.

Alameda County Ruth McCord Southern Alameda Me €Ord

Slogan Requested for Community Chest Campaign

A call for a catchy September slogan for the Community Chest at the fair grounds booth. Visitors may submit ideas by placing a name and address on the reverse of a ticket. a prize will be awarded for the slogan chosen by the committee in charge.

Fair Grounds

Lady mayor presides as city council meets briefly

Ruth L. Rogers, a city council member, chaired the session for an hour while Mayor John Lee Wilbur welcomed visitors at the fairgrounds. The council awarded a $2324 street traffic signal contract to Hugo Frank for eight signals and noted other city business as juvenile delinquency discussions arose from the playground program.

Fts Hstory Ruth L. Rogers John Lee Wilbur Fairgrounds Frank J. Cunba Rogers Hugo Frank The Frank Electric Company Main Streets Bang Castro Streets General Electric City Improvement Company City’ Board of Equalization Russell War J. B. Christian Jacob Harder Louis Silva

Eastern Star Conclave Tonight With Pauline House Visit

Members of the Eastern Star prepare for an official visit by Pauline House worthy matron of California chapters at the Ma Sonic temple. Four east day chapters will assist as hosts during the evening.

Eastern Star Pauline House California Ma.Sonic Temple

Larsen Stages Comeback and Wins at Fair Grounds

At the Alameda County fair boxing night promoters Ned Kay and J Bounds Christian staged a second series of bouts. Arthur Bat Larsen of the Southern Alameda County Traffic squad defeated La Salle Morrow of the Athens Athletic club after a four round issue. Other results included Fueste over Pedro Martin in three rounds and Ersnt defeated by Fewkes in three rounds.

Alameda County Fair Ned Kay J. Bounds Christian Arthur “Bat” Larsen Alameda County la Salle Morrow Athens Athletic Club Fueste Pedro Martin Eldred Fewkes Leo Ernst Ernst Francis Kearney Roy Oakland Roy Newsome

Golden Elephant Entry Object Lesson For Old Bachelors

The Alameda County Fair juvenile parade awarded The Review carrier’s golden elephant entry the sweet stakes and $3.00 cash. Marion Vogt and seven of The Review’s eleven carriers shared the prize among a small, symbolic group. The piece argues for more community sponsorships in parades to boost local business visibility and public interest.

Alameda County Fair Marion Vogt Hayward

Alameda County Fair Opens With Record Gate Receipts

Alameda County fair reports about 1200 in gate receipts by Friday morning, outpacing last year's Farm Products show despite lower admission. Tonight San Leandro Night features Mayor Jery De Con, Kiwanis band, American Legionnaires and others as Queen Eva Lund is crowned and a parade planned with a fireworks display and boxing at 1:15.

Alameda County Memorial Park Hayward San Leandro Jery de Con Cherry City Kiwanis Boys American Legionnaires Eva

Clever and Artistic Children Parade of Beauty

A lively pet parade pageant features Walter Alves leading on a motorbike with a cavalry escort and Boy Scouts bearing Old Glory. Queens, maids of honor, Mayor John Lee Wilbur, and Judge Jacob Harder Jr. attend as grammar and high school bands provide music. Doll buggies, farm products, and group scenes delight spectators in a bustling community event.

Walter Alves John Lee Wilbur Jacob Harder Jr

Fair Program Tonight San Leandro Night

San Leandro Kiwanis boys band concert with Mayor DeCoy speaking in Cherry City program led by a large local delegation. Evening events include boxing music and dancing with exhibits and awards in a million dollar joy zone. Peninsula night honors San Francisco Peninsula cities.

San Leandro San Francisco Peninsula

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Heyer Lassen Castro Valley Archittct IC. A Tannyson's Ruth Rogers Frank Dolly Morgan M. Kam Jean Cummings A. Y. Hentie Larsen Athenian George Soito Pomingo Valin Carl Cleaver Pownds Paul Svendsen Ahind Castro Bud Joes James Simmons Tony Sonza James Washburn San Jose Beaf Mute Battle Royal Bat Larsen la Salie Morrow RAND Legions Hayward Legion Rand Arthur Larsen American Legion Ic 4 Fai Lindbergh New Ta Paris Telind Idea Litera Farina
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