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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1925
Page
4
Dr. John J. Mundorff, formerly with the University of California Hospital, conducts eye examinations and glasses fitting at Castro Street in Hayward. The refractionist’s services aim to correct vision and provide eyewear.
All Eagles and their families are invited to a Jubilee event in Eden Park Hayward. The Native Sons of the Golden West and Eagle Aeries of Alameda West sponsor a large parade section on Labor Day season with a picnic on September 9 and August 23 in Laurel Park.
Vita Manufacturing Company selects Hayward for a new chemical plant to produce medical poultry products fruit spray and chicken feed. J Wilhson will build a $10 000 facility on B Street near the Western Pacific spur and the plant is to employ about fifteen workers initially. A new A street bridge project in Hayward will cost $41 000 to connect streets and improve travel.
Jones & Hing Hayward contractors won the Atherton Street Paving 10 bid with 23,681.21, the lowest of two bids. Hutchins & Co. submitted a higher offer. City attorney W. White advised the Railroad Commission hearing on rate increases from Oakland to Hayward, scheduled for August 25, with attendance to protect Hayward’s interests and possible minor rate rise if service improves.
Local Buick dealer Stebbins Motor announces two large shipments to Hayward totaling seven carloads of 1926 Buick automobiles. William Stebbins credits features and price for Buick popularity amid growing demand. Also noted are Castro Valley residents visiting Fallon and Rawhide, Nevada, and plans for a San Lorenzo Parent Teachers Association community bazaar with a date to be set.
Washington reports the United States seeks an extradition treaty with Canada to govern liquor smugglers. Secretary of State Kellogg and the Canadian delegation meet to draw up regulations to enforce the 1924 treaty between the two countries.
San Francisco reports two wholesale sugar firms announcing a ten cent per hundred pounds price hike effective tomorrow. The new basis price is set at $6.35. Also mentioned is the return of Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Wurles and daughter Marie to their Myrtledale home after five weeks in Los Angeles and vicinity.
A collection of quirky quotes and sharp witticisms from various speakers. The mingled remarks touch on money, fashion, parenting, fishing, and everyday behavior with a humorous, brusque tone. Individual lines reference people, places, and everyday objects in a bustling, urban voice.
Four drivers appeared in Hayward justice court and were fined two dollars each for reckless driving. Names include George Mattos and Paul Dg both of Oakland and Stanley Ellis of Madeira Street Oakland, along with P H Bunday. Total other fines reached seventy dollars. Francis Eckman was probationary, reporting after six weeks. Henry Fogg received ten weeks to raise ten dollars claiming lack of funds.
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