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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1938
Page
2
The Hayward Daily Review lists pricing and subscription terms for its evening edition. It notes publication at 421 Ion Street and registration dates under the 1879 act, with monthly and multi month rates for readers.
The article warns that printing money will worsen public credit exhaustion and inflation, undermining confidence in government guarantees. It argues Mexicans may distrust new money if old money is devalued, marking political finals and a risky path for the economy.
San Bernardino County great register shows 76 109 voters registered for the August 30 primary. County Clerk Harry J. Allison notes it is the largest number to qualify for any county election, signaling strong interest in county and state issues and candidates. Many more are expected to register before the November general election with state propositions and county, legislative, gubernatorial, and national seats on the ballot.
The text laments Corrigan and Douglas Corgan returning home and urges capable guardians to wisely guide his affairs. It warns against overexposure to fame and the fleeting nature of notoriety, referencing Lindbergh as a cautionary example.
The piece recalls shifting theories on swing music from professors tying it to mood and fear to earlier claims that jazz arose from a pure love of rhythm. It contrasts past dates when jazz was blamed on complex emotions with eras when ragtime was seen as simple rhythm.
A garbled grocery listing shows prices and items for vegetables and fruits including carrots turnips radishes cucumbers lettuce artichokes peppers garlic mushrooms corn and onions. The text indicates rising or mixed price trends and mentions various regional names and bulk quantities, reflecting a broke July market snapshot with unclear specifics.
Oarts live poultry prices show Leghorn, Col. tryers, fryers, roasters, hens, and roosters with weight-based quotes. Squabs, pigeons, and rabbits listed with per unit or per ounce figures. Prices apply to No. 1 stock and reflect dealer grades.
A group of sportsmen plans a Thursday evening trip to Dalley for a derailment meeting at Sportsmen’s efiyles. Attending are George Woods, Frank Teach, George Woodyard, Jehan De Mini, and Secessary Clar, among others from the Hayward district.
A garbled 1939 San Francisco event item notes Corrigan accepting an invitation amid a city celebration. The report references cold weather, a public exposition, and a placeholder line about celebrations and arrivals in New York and Dublin districts.
Vacancies in civil service with positions and pay scales listed. Several dates include August 24 for Monday and August 22 for a prior action. Departments seek applicants like Mike with stated steps and weekly wage figures.
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Advertisement rates for the Public Market Forum outline a 5¢ per word charge for three consecutive insertions, minimum 12 words, a weekly six insertions option at the same rate, and a 1.08 dollar minimum for single insertions. Depositing advertisers receive the cash rate for all business telephoned or sent in.
The reader is presented with a garbled listing promising a modern stereo device and various items. It mentions a coffee shop or soda fountain setup and invites inquiries via Box 15 at The Maynard Review. The text is fragmented and lacks clear context or verifiable details.
A Mendocino county hunting party pursued two velvet antlered deer during a night expedition. Statements describe a persistent search by men and a tense encounter as they trailed through the area.
A compact listing highlights various radio programs across KPO and related stations. It mentions ensembles, orchestras, and hosts such as Diana FON KUO Jemiores and Tony O'DMLe, noting musical topics and airings in a period voice.
Report notes ongoing camp of the Latter Day Saints at Irvington near Hayward. A recent conference closing day presided by Bishop A. Madick of Sacramento drew about 50 attendees, including one jury member for Havent, with details limited by fragmented notes.
Army air units conducted maneuvers at Gray Preld and Fort Lents with planes taking part from River se de c pa and Wakch region bases amid a program of joint drills and aerial exercises led by army aviation officials.
A reading shows a weekly schedule of town gatherings and games in Sunet, with Monday and Thursday events including prizes and community games. Listings note venues such as Townacud and Hayward areas, along with sponsors and free entry for some attendees.
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