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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1930
Page
4
B C Forbes praises Far Westerners booster spirit and cheerful city atmosphere. He notes every citizen is a salesman of his town and harsh critique harms progress, citing Hayward as an example of strong local pride and substantiating its claims of growth.
O B Hunt secretary of the Hayward Winter Poultry show says poultrymen in the region look forward to a show in Hayward during Thanksgiving week. Plans are not final, but optimism is strong. The Review urges support for poultry interests in southern Alameda county and notes the industry as a key local economic activity.
The Hayward Review announces a new publisher while praising the tenure of N R Moore. The note pledges responsive community service, aiming to echo local voice, elevate civic leadership, and provide full value to readers and advertisers.
Hayward American Legion post launches plans for a carnival August 25 to 31 at the Cunha lot on Castro Street opposite the plaza. The event includes a molecule golf tournament at 333 Castro Street and is staged by the Robert N. Clark shows of Bakersfield with 20 concessions and 15 percent of ride proceeds.
Bert W. Bennett resigns after five years as Pleasanton chief of police. William T. Davis, former city court judge, is appointed city chief. Charles A. Gale becomes city judge. Fred Schmidt resigns as nightwatchman with Antone Peterson filling temporarily. Council ratifies the appointment.
Transamerica hit an all time low around 183 then rallied to 193 later in the day in San Francisco. The stock opened 2118 and slid, with 933 760 shares traded amid hectic floor activity and broker offices. 24 000 shares sold in first two hours.
The Roberts Implement Company at 553 Main Street lists lunch baskets and school goods for the new term. Baskets priced at 10, 35, and 2.10 dollars include a thermos in the largest box, with braces, supports, locks, and special saws also offered.
Judge Warren fined a young man ten dollars for overcrowding after carrying three girls on a motor cycle. The youth’s name was not released.
Peter Debie four and Harry Debie seven survived a fall from the rear porch of their Albany home when the railing broke. The four story drop left them unharmed and they were not seriously injured.
A fox terrier owned by Mrs. Claston B. Seagers found a shiny object on the Delaware river shore and brought it home. The item proved to be a valuable platinum bar pin set with nine diamonds, lost by visitor Mrs. A. Fleisch while watching bathers.
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