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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1930
Page
2
The editor thanks C F Pefferle president of the Castro Valley Improvement Club for an invitation to visit the group on a Wednesday. Pefferle notes a skyline boulevard will connect Castro Valley with Oakland and reminds readers Castro Valley is part of Hayward.
Hayward needs rest rooms and comfort stations for visitors, especially shoppers and women. Advocates say centralized facilities in the city center boost goodwill and bring merchants and travelers alike, with nurseries and convenient spaces as valuable civic services.
The Castro Valley Improvement Club forwards thanks for the community effort toward securing a permanent water supply and promotes a proposed 80 foot Skyline boulevard from Oakland to Castro Valley. It notes planned grading, a new bridge, and road work extending toward Hayward and Mount Hamilton, praising unity and upcoming club meetings.
The August meeting of the Federation of Improvement clubs of Southern Alameda County at Edwin Markham school discussed the junior college proposal for southern Alameda. EW Burr reported state funds won’t be available soon, and a combined district with Oakland may offer advantages.
Due to numerous entries and strong interest in the Chevrolet Six economy contest begun Thursday August 14, the Ognard Motor Co announces a second prize of 25 credit toward any new or used car. First prize remains 50. No entry fee. 351 Castro Street Hayward Auto Row. Chevrolet Sales and Service.
Fred Hogue, Stanislaus County Farm Bureau president, uses sheep to clear weeds in a 200 acre bean patch. The sheep eat the weeds but do not touch the beans, providing an organic weed control method.
Advertisement claims quick relief for bladder irritation with burning itching backache and leg pains. It urges readers to try Cystex, promises money back if no improvement, and lists Drugs Co. address in Hayward California.
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