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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1930
Page
8
City of Hayward calls for sealed bids for completing the second floor of Hayward City Hall. Plans and specifications available at City Clerk or architect E P Whitman for 25 dollars, refundable on return. Bids due by 8 PM August 27, 1930.
The 1926 deed of trust from Little Estates Company to Bank of Italy as trustee for H J Mohr and Louise K Mohr was recorded in Alameda County. Bank of Italy became Bank of Italy National Trust and Savings Association on March 1 1927 and remains the trustee. A notice of breach of the trust has been issued.
The payment of indebtedness secured by a deed of trust dated November 3, 1926 by Little Estates Company to Bank of Italy as trustee for H. J. Mohr and Louise K. Mohr, recorded February 1, 1927, in Alameda County, is noted. Bank of Italy National Trust and Savings Association now acts as trustee, with owners seeking sale to satisfy obligations under the trust and amend the record as required by law.
Dave Warford aged 64 once rode with Roosevelt's Rough Riders and bears full body tattoos yet has never appeared in a sideshow. He lives a quiet life and remains remarkably self contained.
The Pacific Era, bound for Tokio, carried four stowaway jinx aboard from Tacoma when it took off Sunday. A clogged g252 forced a forced landing at Vancouver and a crash nearly demolished the ship on attempts to take off again. Pilot Robert Wark sustained a strained knee amid ongoing mishaps since leaving a Holland plant five years ago, with a history tied to numerous tragedies.
In Sacramento reports a heated campaign with accusations of false tax data by District Attorney Fitts as Fred Athearn attacks Governor Young's administration. Other races include Mayor Rolph support, and a collage of candidates for county and state posts, with assorted Hopkins and Miller confrontations.
California's August 26 primary see total state voters surpass two million for the first time. Los Angeles leads with 624,886 registered, Alameda ranks third with 227,674, while Alpine records 136. Secretary of State Frank C. Jordan notes statewide party totals and growing precincts since 1926.
L J Trinchero retires after selling his Niles grocery business and moving to Los Gatos. Roland Bendel and family plan a two week Yosemite trip while Mrs Bendel stays in the Sierras. Walpers host bridge party. Hatch relatives visit from Chicago and tour Big Basin. D Smith attends Senator Phelan funeral after returning from Capitola. Elizabeth Shinn involved in Redwood City crash. co passengers injured. one dead. Nelson visits Marysville sister. Mendenhalls vacation in Long Beach. Margaret Lynch visits Adams Springs. J J Altberg buys Rose City Wrecking yard.
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