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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1925
Page
1
Local poultry producer A. O. Black urges strong public interest in Hayward's growing poultry industry. He notes the town as a regional center with outside districts acknowledging its progress, the poultry association boosting shipments to states and abroad, and the payroll impact stressing civic support.
Construction on the new nine story Pacific building in Portland Oregon has begun. The $900000 structure will house 304 offices and 13 stores with basement storage for tenants vehicles.
Fire sweeps the six story Hammond Packing Co plant in Chicago's packing district this afternoon. The building spans half a block and is a major structure in the area.
Kingy county officials estimate the 1925 peach harvest at about 25 000 tons, a normal yield for the region. The figure reflects typical seasonal production and supports local growers' expectations for volume and market supply.
Work on Main Street paving progresses with three blocks laid in concrete and asphalt at an estimated cost of 17000 dollars. Hayward engineer Jesse Holley says the street will be open in two weeks as bids for Atherton Street paving are set to be opened next Monday night.
Sacramento reports the California Division of Motor Vehicles found over 20 000 speeding records where drivers claimed their speedometers were wrong. Common excuses included dying relatives fires urgent dates and misread signs.
In Muncie Indiana police issued orders to take dead or alive George Dutch Anderson, a notorious gang figure, for the murders of Ben Hance and his wife near the city. Authorities say Hance provided information that led to Chapman’s arrest.
Members of three farm clubs in southern Alameda County show an average net profit of 12 to 13 dollars per club, per J P Hammon University Extension. Final accounting pending. top clubs to be sent to the Davis farm for a week of study. Expansion plans expect higher enrollment and broader work next year.
A. B. Abbott, a Cottonwood rancher, lay injured after being struck by an automobile. Initial reports suggested minor bruises, but X rays revealed a complete break in the lower neck. The incident occurred near Blue Lake on Trinity highway. The nearby infrastructure project includes widening and straightening the road at a cost of 11,440 dollars. Patterson Mutual Creamery plans to erect a casein plant.
Three men believed to be Tom Murray Ellsworth Kelly and James A Wuales escaped convicts fled toward California after robbing a garage at Kiamath Falls taking $49 and dumping the attendant Hayes along the road an abandoned car with a California plate was found and sheriff investigators trace the trio toward the Pacific highway Roseburg Oregon Aug 15 a man matching Ellsworth Kelly was captured by residents near Oakland Oregon begging for food and avoiding questions
Aug 15 report that Hetch Hetchy power from Moccasin project is sold to Pacific Gas and Electric Company under a board approval led by Supervisor Ralph McLeran and Mayor James Rolph Jr. Full output of 410 060 000 kilowatt hours to enter PG and E system as one generator remains offline due to penstock damage. Sale awaits Interior Department ruling in Washington as city leaders pressed for adoption.
Classified notice mentions for sale young leghorn fuiles reartnge sail laying by Geo. Kucich, Redwood Road. for rent two furnished apartments Castro Street Hayward. wanted large Nat's organization offers opportunity to 3 salesmen in Alameda county, apply by letter P O Box 594 Hayward or call 744 Alice Street.
Sacramento reports motor vehicle fee collections for 1925 totaling 7,014,945.70 with Registrations listed: automobiles 1,115,506. pneumatic tire trucks 155,628. solid tire trucks 59,944. motorcycles 9,754. trailers 21,017. Transfers to date total 532,084. July receipts reached 218,136, up about 13 percent from July 1924.
Federal agents to fingerprint and photograph all bootleggers arrested under a Washington ordered program. Local prohibition headquarters says air planes speed boats and automobiles will be added to federal equipment as part of a drive against rum running and selling.
World welterweight champion Mickey Walker signed a contract with Tex Rickard to defend his title against Dave Shade of California. The bout is planned for Yankee Stadium on September 29.
A coroner's jury in Salinas recommended armored automobiles and machine guns for city and county officers. The call follows the Moss Landing ram raid in which N.H.S. Rader was killed by a gunshot from an unknown assailant last month.
Hayward farm advisor reports state horticultural commission will compel chemical warfare against the destructive peach root borer. Officials deem it a threat to peach trees and will act if ranchers fail to use control methods.
Joseph Costa Jr, former Hayward resident, will enter the University of Santa Clara next Tuesday August 18. He will start with the pre legal curriculum at Santa Clara and plans to attend a larger law college later to specialize in corporation law. Costa is noted as a top prep football player at Berkeley High and is the son of Mr and Mrs Costa, once Hayward residents.
In Los Angeles a new building with a construction cost of $2,500 is slated for the northeast corner of Seventh and Flower streets. The project details include site location and budget, awaiting further approval.
Six people injured when a North Western Pacific steam train No 7 crashed into the rear of an electric train near Sausalito. Passengers on the steam engine unharmed as the locomotive derailed. Names and injuries of victims listed with city origins. The injured were treated at Saint Francis Hospital.
Albert Hock 27, a San Francisco automobile mechanic, died while deer hunting near Round Valley. The revolver dropped from its holder and discharged when it struck a rock. A coroner's jury in Covelo ruled the death accidental. Charles McCoim and Edward Hofen, partners in Hock’s hunting party, provided details.
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