Various Hayward Business Ads and Notices in 1929
Classified items announce hats from Mallory at Kelly Bros 971 B Street Hayward and new dressmaking services by Adalena Vargas. cleaning powder from Hayward Building Material Co. Rexall Drug Store and Brains Drug Store promotions. Eagle Garage relocation and Mulford anti venom. Ernest Silva notice renouncing debts with wife Bra Silva. general classified ad solicitation urging readers to sell items via The Review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelly Bros
Hayward
Nake
Mulford
U. S
American Medical Association
Brains
Rexall
B and Castro Sts
Bra Silva
aSup
Lodge Notices Meet Weekly at Eagles Hall Hayward
Eder Aerie No. 1139 Fraternal Order of Eagles holds meetings every Thursday night at Silver Hill Castro Street Hayward. Josaph L. Moniz secretary P. O. Box 462 Hayward California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LODGE
C. E
Order of Eagles
Silve Hell
Castro Street
Hayward
Josaph L. Moniz
P. O. Box
California Country Girl Contest Adds Farm Skills Emphasis
Irene, queen of the village green, competes in California's country girl contest at the AH-Western exposition from August 21 to September 9. Judges require riding, milking, and baking abilities with prizes of 75, 50, and 25 dollars plus a silver trophy for the winner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
Irene
California
State Fair Grounds
Ray L. Riley
Lions Clubs
Riley
New Regulations on Sacred Wine Plants by Prohibition Chief
Washington reports Prohibition Commissioner Doran completed new regulations for stricter supervision of medicinal and sacramental wine plants. He will survey California wineries in San Francisco to study production and distribution of grapes and to curb bootleg access while protecting the grape industry. Doran notes little leakage in sacramental wines but rising medical demand and millions of gallons in California needing fortification to prevent deterioration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United | Press
Doran
California
San Francisco
Pelky and O Dowd Set for 10 Round Clash Tomorrow
Ray Pelky veteran fighter meets Jimmy O Dowd in the 10 round main event at Louis Parente s Arcadian pavilion show in Oakland. Pelky is the favorite due to his experience and power while O Dowd brings youth and skill, and the bout draws strong bay region followings with a promising crowd. Georgie Dixon recently knocked out O Dowd in two rounds and adds to the bout s billing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Pelky
Kimeek
Oakland
Oakland Auditorium
Jimmy O'Dowd
Louis Parente
Arcadian Pavilion
Pelky
O'Dowd
Georgie Dixon
Jimmy
Bay Region
Electric typewriters attract attention at Ward booth
A central exhibit at the Ward booth features an electric typewriter used in large press offices. Ralph Ward of the Hayward Typewriter Exchange demonstrated its ability to print a message at the push of a button. The device could spark a Ward backed press association and would be handy in hot Review office days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Ward
Hayward Typewriter Exchange
Final Honors Paid David H. Stewart
Memorial services for David H. Stewart were held at Sorensen Brothers' mortuary with Rev. George G. Saywell officiating and the Methodist choir performing. Incineration followed at Oakland crematorium. Stewart, a longtime resident born in Iowa, died after a long illness in Oakland at age 57, survived by his wife Helen and several children. Pallbearers included John H. Proffitt and W. A. Cox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David H. Stewart
Sorensen Brothers
George G. Saywell
Methodist Church
Oakland
Stewart
Helen Stewart
Mary Scott
Paul
Frank
Suds
Eden Township Vegetables to Exhibit at California State Fair
Eden township vegetables from several sections will be shown at the 75th California State fair in Sacramento, opening August 21 under the direction of T and Hidde ins of Tennyson, president of the Federated Improvement clubs in Hayward. Gladiols and dahlias from Hayward and San Leandro will be shown later, with fruit from multiple localities also exhibited. Eleven western states participate in the fair, while a rental bureau move reveals scarce vacant cases and apartments for laboring-class renters, per chamber of commerce president Harry Bridges.
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Eden Township
Alameda County
Sacramento
T & Hidde
Tennyson
Fenerated Improvement
Chbs
Hayvard
Hayward
San Leandro
Alameda County Development Commission
Alameda ‘County
Niles
Centerville
Castro Valley
San Lorenzo
Alameda
Cherry City News
Chamber of Commerce
Hary Bridges
Chamber
Fereas
For Rent and For Sale Classified Notices
Multiple small ads list rentals and sales in Millbrae and Hayward areas. Items include a furnished three room house request with contact Mrs Peterson at 388 Lemon Avenue opposite the high school, two goats for sale with prices, an electric motor Saw and table, and a dog and lost items notices. Additional help wanted for office work and a cooking housework position. Contact numbers and locations provided for each listing.
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Lemon Avenue
High School
Peterson
Carter Advocate praises Alameda County fair cooperation
Congressman Albert E. Carter of the Sixth district says county fairs succeed largely due to strong cooperation among county cities. He credits the Alameda County Development Commission and county officials for support and notes farmers nationwide urge tariffs on fruits vegetables and dairy products to protect local growers. He believes Hayward’s fair can rival the California State fair with continued organization and cross city aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert E. Carter
Alameda County
Alameda
Clercy
Hayward
Sacramento
Charles Heyer
Ralph Richmond
Niles
Henry G Scrivner Dies Suddenly In town
Henry G Scrivner long time owner of a garage and battery store died suddenly at his home 1643 B Street after a long illness. He is survived by his wife Fannie G Scrivner and three children. Funeral arrangements are handled by Sorensen Brothers mortuary.
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Henry & Scrivner
B Street
Fannie G. Scrivner
Sorensen Brothers
Sunset Notes and Local Club Meetings Highlight Busy Week
Sunset Improvement Club held its regular meeting in the Sunset School auditorium with several new members added. Reports note upcoming events, bridge evenings, and social gatherings including candlelit dining and floral centerpieces. Local residents Frank Fassbind, W Z Smith, Michael Walsh, Julia Walsh, and Beri Pilkington are mentioned with travels and sports scenes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunset Improvement Club
Sunset School
Local visitors and church services announced
Anna Leal visited an out of town friend this week. Miss Alice Hart of Sunset enjoys an extended vacation. Mr and Mrs C E Robinson, who vacationed in the San Ins mountains, will be back this week and Mr Robinson will conduct services at the San Lorenzo Community Church Sunday.
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Anna Leal
Alice Hart
Sunset
C. E Robinson
Um the
Sanins Mountainn
WAL Be
Hage
Robinson
San Lorenzo Community Church
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United
Great Northern Rail
The
Commerce Commission
Western Pacific
Meininger & Co
Cer
B & Castro Sts
Ph. Hayward “One
Main Street
Clarence
Ralllino
Brauns Drug Store
Edited
Hayard Building Material Co
Nevis
Harens Breg
Cor. B
Castro Bts
Adalena Vargas
Route
Ebraans
Resall
Castro Streets
Altio
Harvard
Kelly Fros
Eagie
Clements
Ernest Silva
BEAR
Chrysler
Chevrolet
Bales & Gauss Bros
Ervice
Chrysler Prestige
Russ Allen
Bishaw
NEW Today
Wm. Ziedrich
Mateo Avenue
Millbrae Park
Millbrae
Calif
Spencer
Lewelling Road
N. 2
Ang
Airdale
Hector
D Street
Mall Street
Carter
of Gelud
Henry G. Scrivner
Sunset Notes
Rathes
Stes
Sophie Twhrlia
Frank Fassbind
Tahiti
W. Z. Smith
Grand Canyon
Michael Walsh
Julia Walsh
Pacific Northwest
Beri Pilkington
Reginald Hamilton
Garden' S Avenue
Boston
Mass
Ladies Aid Society
Fclateree Garth Cirel& of
Wooderate
Ae Tre Errrie
Giada SC
Maia Mary McConaghy
Bolinas Bay
Frtentte Ae Ery
Hayward Theatre
Africa
Movietone
Glare
McCullough
Batheen
Richard Bonelli
AL Jolson
Ruby Keeler
Mimi
Bellamy
Eyoutl
Hansen Ti
Berkeley
Richmond
ALL
Golden State
Mission
Utah
Bathrooms
Blue Lake
Lartsiounes
Sunkist
Meat Department
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