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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1929
Page
2
Public Health Service urges vigilance as tuberculosis threat grows. Coughs longer than three weeks deserve scrutiny and a daily temperature rise is suspicious. TB can mimic many illnesses. see a doctor for a careful exam. In Oakland, Eloise Cox files for divorce from Herbert C Cox after a reckoning with his temperance issues.
Graf Zeppelin radioed from well beyond the Ural mountains that it remains about 5000 miles from its destination Tokia. The giant airship continues over sparsely inhabited regions as it presses on toward its long transcontinental voyage.
Mrs. August Kalnbach, 78, of 563 Smalley Avenue, died at home Thursday night. Born in Germany, she was wife of George J. Kalnbach and mother of Mrs. Freda Benner and Edward Hansen. She lived in California 45 years and Harvard seven. Funeral at Sorensen Brothers mortuary Saturday at 2 pm with burial at California Columbarium. Rev. George G Saywell to officiate.
NEW TODAY six thousand dollars plus one percent per acre chicken ranch near Harvard includes a six room plastered bungalow style house tank and tankhouse feed room two garages two broader houses poultry houses for two thousand chickens with ample water and green feed currently leased for thirty five dollars monthly owner at 430 Castro street also listing for trade for Harvard city property. Pedigreed White New Zealand rabbits young stock from prize winners bucks and does hutches with four compartments inquire at Alta Vista Garage Xites road C D Reebling Route 2 Harvard dressmaking taught at home appointments to Nellie Sal gardo 873 Castro street piano for sale Emerson upright good condition cheap 319 Laurel avenue
Henry G Scrivner is laid to rest after funeral services at Sorensen Brothers mortuary with Rev Robert L McHatton officiating. Burial at Lone Tree cemetery followed. Scrivner, a Kentucky native and former auto dealer, left wife Fannie G Scrivner and children Myrtle Riggles Nellie Mohr Floyd Thomas and Fred Scrivner. Pallbearers included John Allan Park Ellis Henry Gansberger E Friedriche Young and W I De Long.
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