Education First Hand at Hayward High School Expansion
A public school superintendent extols first hand learning over book knowledge and describes a remodeling project at Hayward Union High School in Hustees. The old house across San Lorenzo creek is being connected by a new arched bridge, landscaped into a botanical classroom and natural science yard for direct observation and student projects. The expanded campus aims to enhance a facility already noted for beauty and quality.
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Hayward Union High School Board
Hustees
San Lorenzo Creek
Hayward High School
Union High School
Coolidge as Internationalist in Daily Editorial
The article notes President Coolidge hints at global federation arising from human unity, mentions the League of Nations as a possible start, and compares his tone to Tennyson and Wilson. It portrays him not as a poet or crusader, but as voicing a common wartime era hope.
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Calvin Coolidge
League of Nations
France
Swain
England
Germany
Tennyson
Wilson
Mr. Coolidge
Internationalism and nationalism in a changing world
The speaker extols American ideals while noting Briand's European federation effort at Geneva. He says limited progress exists in international cooperation and small matter collaboration. Nationalism is useful but cannot dominate the globe, and must harmonize with broader internationalism.
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Aristide Briand
Geneva
Motor Improvement in Auto Construction Aimed at Engine Rain Protection
The article notes a great improvement in automobile design to shield engines from rain and condensation on spark plugs and electrical parts. It explains how wet plugs cause hard starts after rain or fog and how engineers have worked to prevent moisture short circuits. It also cites humorous asides about polar claims as a seasonal joke.
Dairymen report record July milk and butterfat output
Unit No. 1 of the Alameda Santa Clara County Farm Bureau Cow Testing Association reports 1632 cows with 1476 tested in July. Total milk 1,364,784 pounds and butterfat 48,472 pounds, averaging 745 pounds milk per cow and 27 pounds butterfat per cow. High producers include W M Lutz's Holstein cow No 7, 2128 pounds milk and 9.4 pounds butterfat, and Elbertson of Newark with Holstein No 89 at 1941 pounds milk and 7.37 pounds butterfat.
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Alameda-Sant& ‘Clara County
W. M Lutz
Holster
Elbertsen
Newark
Joe Holdener
R. H Wkruse
Horat Brothers
Lois Rickenbacker
A. J. Braga
Manuel Lopez
Pleasanton
Washington Wins De Molay Series 3 1 Sunday
Washington chapter of the De Molay baseball team defeated Richmond 3 to 1. Norman Conner struck out 14 batters on three hits and scored two runs to seal the series win. Al Waterman led at the plate with a single, double, and triple. Fred Brown added two hits.
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Washington Chapter
the Order of de Volar
Richmond
Norman Conner
Washington
al Waterman
Fred Brown
Waterman
Brown
Conner
Hosmer
Anderson
Missions Restorer Dies Friend of Father Viladomat
Monseigneur Ramon M. Mestres known as The Padre of the Restoration died at Garden City sanitarium in San Jose last Tuesday. A Barcelona native born October 19 1865 he served 40 years in California parishes and was honored by Spain in 1915 with the Royal Order of Isabella II. He officiated Miss Lou Henry Hoover’s marriage in 1928 and was named vicar general and domestic prelate to Pope Pius XI in 1925.
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Monseignor
Ramon M. Mestres
Garden City Sanitarium
San Jose
Father Mestres
James Viladomat
All Saints Catholic Church
Barcelona
Spain
Monseignor Mestres
California
Junipero Serra
Alfonzo XI
Ramon Mestres
Bacelona
Mora
Monterey and
Los Angeles
Monterey
Carmel
Lou Henry
Herbert Hoover
Pope Pius Nii
Sunflowers with red petals resemble poinsettias in Santa Barbara
W L Harris home displays unusual sunflowers with red petals and yellow centers that resemble poinsettias. Local notice notes the striking appearance and growing in Harris's garden.
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Santa Barbara
W. L. Harris
Violin Instructor to Accept Pupils in Hayward
Frederic Creitz, eight years with the San Francisco Symphony, will accept violin pupils in Hayward. To arrange lessons call Lakeside 2222 evenings or Hayward 1420 W 1091 Castro Street. Annand, Nussenbaum by Hosmer, Nickersen. Roses by Conner. Umpire Theis. Struck out by Conner 14. by Hosmer.
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Frederic Creitz
S. F. Symphony Orchestra
Eduard Remenyi
Arne Hitt
Hayward
Lakeside
Castro Street
Annand
Nussenbaum
Hosmer
Nickersen
Conner
Brown
Kane
Peters
Theis
Justice Court Civil Docket Summary
Civil filings listed by Anthony Brandon include three collection cases. Judgments rendered include Calderson vs Davila with a defendant judgment, Bruce Jr. vs Kumeilihe for plaintiff, and seven judgments for Retailers' Credit Assn. plus one for Louis J. Krull vs Vargas.
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Anthony Brandon
H. J. Poswa
R. Ward
D. A. Calderson
Virginia Davilla
Jay Bruce Jr
Lou Kumeilihe
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Sherman Electric
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South Pole
Canada
North Pole
Nevé
Burbank School
AR Peters
Abby
Hoods
Thompson
Have American Creamery Co
American Creamery Co
American Creamery Company
Joseph
Alameda County
Justice Court
W. W. Laidley
the Superior Court
Tae
Hayward Storage Co
Jacob Harder Jr
Peach Eden Township
Puesday
W. J. Gannon
Frigidaire Sales and Display
F. H. Fackler
Stree
Block Furniture CO
Main St
Bank of Haywards
Gospel Medical
Bank of Haywards Hall
United Artisians Life Insurance Lodge
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