Hayward Welcomes Gov Young at Farm Products Exposition
Governor Young makes first official California visit to the Alameda County Farm Products Exposition in Hayward. He praises community enterprise and the region’s demonstration of confidence in Hoover, addressing a large crowd at Memoria Park and touring Poultry and Rabbit exhibits.
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Hayward
Gov. Young
California
Herbert Hoover
Palo Alto
Youra Pant
Ward Eliie
Eich
Memoria Park
Alameda County
Tis Ace
Riles
Minnie Opperman
Howard Chamber of Commerce
Mayne Lea Wilbur
H.w.btellan
Wiha P. Jost
8. W. Armstrong
Remmtisé
Hans Wejby
Republican State Central
Jacob Harder Jr
Luge Frank
Clydy Yourkers
George Bedford
Mayneel
Fort Scott
Asbany
J. H. Aleduiin
Alfred Bagley
Attnavaota Reim
Clare
Marans
Mr_ Hoover
Morton Manson
William T. Blackburn
Florence Strohl
Hoover
Wiliam T. Knightly
Bank of Italy
E. F. Smith
M. Brown
San Lorenzo Sbd
Inex Cadjew
Hisco
Leonard KR. Rosenberg
Rosenberg
Republican Women's Federation of California
Paico Alto
J. 5. Cook Jr
John Allan Park
Lester Parry
Walter F. Fiier
Sterling Doughty
Harry Owen
George G. Saywell
Jesse Holly
H. R. Robinson
James Cooper
George Sandoval
Lombard
A. Frieberg
Hayward Man Sought After Left Home Under Disturbing Circumstances
Police search for Frank Christie, 42, of 1431 C Street, who disappeared last Wednesday after apparent self harm attempts with ant paste or lysol. A hunchback with a scar on the right temple, 5 feet 8, about 140 pounds, wore a leather coat, gray cap, and brown corduroy trousers. He worked at Russell gravel pits in Decoto and spoke of hitting the road for new territory. he is the father of four.
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Harward
Frank Christie
C Street
Russel
Decoto
Hayward Boys Work at Brentwood Fruit Drying Plant
Pears and peaches fill Harry Owens fruit drying plant in Brentwood aiding several Hayward boys including Carey Burge Porter Burge and Alvin Annan. David Morse UC senior serves as accountant at the Owen operation which dries and packs O N brand vegetables near Hayward and Brentwood.
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Harry Owen
Brentwood
Hayward
Carey Burge
Porter Burge
Alvin Annan
David Morse
Bark of Italy
University of California
Mr. Owen
Winton Yoad
Alameda County Farm Projects show ends with crowd and success
The 1923 Alameda County Farm Projects show closes as Queen Minnie Opperman abdicates and the royal party retires. About 15 000 attended the five day event, gate receipts near 3000, with 2700 season passes sold. Governor Young spoke, and the Floral Pageant drew large crowds. Awards were given for best decorated floats and turnout.
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Alameda County
Minnie Opperman
Livermere
Lse
Leona Lagsen
Ruth McBride
Hayward
Edna Orr
Madge
C. G. Young
American Legion Committee
Harry Bradford
Leonard Lustig
R. A. Meyer
Frank Soares
Dias
Legionnaires
Wom's Club
Salvation Army
W. J. Gannon
J. L. Donovan
W. 2. Zambresky
R. W. Shannon
San Leandro
Prizes Announced In Pet Division Of Thursday Parade
Prizes were announced in the pet division of the Thursday parade held with the Farm Products show. Children displayed decorated vehicles and the event showcased the county fair’s bright future as participants mature. The Edwin Markham school site hosted the parade under the supervision of Mrs Justine Fisher Gore and Mrs Katherine H Borneman.
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Edwin Markham School
Justine Fisher Gore
Katherine H. Borneman
Fourth fatal Dublin Canyon crash prompts strict highway crackdown
Four deadly Dublin Canyon accidents since repairs raise alarms as Inspector Pettis and Captain Elke order strict speed enforcement. Mrs Amelia Soares, 28, killed when car veered on a curve near Garcia ranch. husband Joseph Soares survived with three children and a niece. Funeral at Rex Road home and All Saints Catholic church. Deaths tally includes August Cline, Clarence Waite, and Ernest Sessions. Hoover rally draws Hayward crowds with strong speeches and flags at Stanford stadium.
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Dublin Canyon
Ed Pettis
State Motor Vehicle Division
L. A. Elke
Alameda County
Walter F. Fller
Amelia Soares
Manteiga
Garcia Ranch
Berrives
Fairmont County Hospital
Rex Road
Hayward Union High School
All Saints Catholic Church
Father J. Viladomst
Mass
St. Joseph’s Cemetery
Grant D. Miller
Oakland
Pettis
Eike
Legion Juniors Beat Oaklanders 12 2 in Bay View Game
The Hayward Legion Juniors defeated the Barron Tire Juniors, last season's Oakland Class A champions, 12 to 2 at Bay View Sunday. Home run by Phil Soares with two on in the first inning, fine work by George Rose and Joe Hernandez. Next game set for Hayward Union High School field at 11:30 next Sunday against an opponent to be announced.
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Hayward Legion
Barron Tire Jeniors
Oakland
Bayview
Phil Soares
Brillant
George Rose
Joe Hernandes
Hayward Union High School
New Bedford Couple Visit Frack Machado Family
Mr and Mrs G Guilherne Laiz of New Bedford are visiting Mr and Mrs Frack Machado in a domestic social exchange noted in the local society columns.
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Mrs. G. Guilherne Laiz
New Bedford
Poultry Producers Boost Income and Egg Output in California
Hayward based Poultry Producers of Central California report a 10 percent rise in net income from egg sales this year despite higher feed costs. Eggs paid to farmers up 12 percent offset by a 5 percent price rise, with overall gains aided by a 20 percent increase in eggs handled and a 30 percent rise in membership. The group operates 35 stations, ships to 36 states and 15 foreign countries, and plans a new addition at the Harvard plant to expand capacity.
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Hayward
Central California
Eges
R. J. McDrew
Oakland
S. Lorentzen
A. H. Leach
McDrewses
Bay Region Poultrymex
Harvard
Leach
Associaton
Haywart
New York
California
Petaluma
Association Iis
Buenos Aires
Nothing Rotten in Denmark Says Sam Andersen
Sam Andersen asserts Denmark is improving. he notes growth in building schools and hospitals after a WWI era. He recently returned from Sorsens in Jutland with his stay lasting two and a half months and mentions the Sorensen family's visit to Denmark with plans to return to Hayward in October.
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Denmark
San Andersen
Hayward Houses
Sorsens
Jutland
Mr Andersen
Andersen
Hans Sorensen
Heny
L. T
Charles Sorensen
Hayward
Sorensen
Fyen
On the Niles
Roma
1868 quake discussed at Rotary talk in Hayward
The 1868 Hayward quake and future seismic risk are examined by Prof. Clark Terrell of San Bernardino Teachers College. He notes quakes in California and worldwide, details Mt Diablo and Mt Tamalpais shifts, and cites limited damage to well built structures while noting destroyed older data from state archives.
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Eariha
California
Ganfersit
Clark Terrell
Bernardino
Colteze
Moon
Ward
Hayward
Herkeley
Terrell
San Francisco
Terri
Terrill
Mt. Diablo
Mt Tamalpats
Tere
China
Japan
Harry Lee
Ralph Ward
Hayward Typewriter Exchange
Terril
Sterling Doughty
Welcome Freeman
Dave Hoberts
Fred Steimer
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