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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1925
Page
1
J. P. Peltier, poultry judge and local fancier near Hayward, says poultry shows stimulate interest in producing high quality, high producing birds. He argues quality stock is essential for Hayward to become a leading poultry center and urges locals to participate to learn and profit from others.
A prize winning New Zealand Red doe named Hayward Pride lost her litter and comforted a starving stray kitten found in the Blue Ribbon Rabbitry. The mother rabbit nursed the kitten, and the two now share a den as visitors note a peaceful scene and Browning’s line that God is in his heaven.
Lola Couts two year old daughter of Mr and Mrs P J Couts of Fruitvale suffered grievous facial injuries when a grandmother's hound attacked her in the yard. The mother rushed out and shielded the child taking a severe shoulder bite before a police officer shot the animal dead. Lola was rushed to Hayward General Hospital with a good chance of recovery but permanent disfigurement likely. The mother, though not seriously hurt, is in critical shock. The car fled at high speed with two traffic officers pursuing.
Unprecedented agricultural prosperity predicted for California with yields rising across peaches pears apricots plums lemons olives and almonds. Beet and bean crops increase while industrial output and lumber and petroleum production gain. retail sales dip slightly versus last year.
University of California students Wallace Terry and Gordon Robinson, both 21, were jailed in Hayward after a tail light stop revealed alcohol on their persons. Driver Tero held on 100 dollar bond with companion facing a lesser liquor possession charge. parents contacted but未 reach by Tuesday afternoon.
Dorothy Ellingson faced a murder charge in San Francisco today as she appeared in court nervous and fainting, while Dr. Jay Don Ball of Berkeley prepared to testify on her sanity. Prospective jurors, all women aged 25 to 55, observed her condition as the trial moved forward.
United Press story from Sacramento reports Will H Marsh of the division of motor vehicles says box backs must file an affidavit stating intended use to register under the regular automobile license fee. Previously exempt from higher commercial fees, the new rule requires affidavit to prevent misuse for commercial purposes. Also notes a surge of fresh packinghouse produce in the San Joaquin valley, grapes and figs, starting around July 27.
New York August 1 Gene Tunney signed by Tex Rickard to meet Harry Wills in a fifteen round decision bout at Yankee Stadium on October 12 Wills manager Paddy Mullins unreachable and Wills believed in Europe awaiting negotiations.
A single operator runs an AU scraper at Conners Kern County, moving eight cubic yards of earth per load.
A. J. Black of Warner and Black Hayward ships 850 White Leghorn pullets to Horolulu and provides seasickness protection. Each bird receives a capsule of Rogers Ant Worm powder fed before departure from San Francisco to help settle them for the voyage. Black notes a chicken heart beats 312 times a minute, underscoring the birds nervousness and care needed during transport.
In New York Aug court action ends the adoption of Mary Spns by Edward Browning. The compact is void after consent to cancellation, Mary aged 71 admits she lied about her age and seeks a convent to escape publicity. Browning is freed from all duties toward Mary.
President Coolidge seriously considers a government bond issue to fund new federal buildings in Washington and across the country. The government now spends between 20 and 25 billion dollars on rent and leased structures.
Members of the Wester Rabbit Breeder's Association will meet at M. J. Gracchi's home Saturday August 15 to finalize plans for the California State Poultry Association show in Oakland. Gracchi will report on the membership drive as the group grows toward 250 plus and he will supervise rabbit exhibits at the Oakland show. The association aims to expand breeding nationwide with breeder cooperation and government support for an active industry.
The top herd in Stanislaus County during the June test produced 1638 pounds of milk and 67.1 pounds of butter fat, highlighting outstanding dairy performance by the lead cow and its herd.
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