City budgets for Hayward list three major projects
Hayward's 1921 fiscal plan outlines city hall completion, Castro street widening, and water mains expansion funded by 93 000 in bonds and a 1 30 tax rate raising about 95 330 from a 7 322 240 valuation. Budget totals 262 580 17 with divisions for streets parks police health and library.
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Elity
Hayward
William Dolge & Co
Castro Street
Water Department
E Street
Castro
Main
C Street
Fifth
Seventh
Second
East Avenue
Grand Street
New Dean
Memorial Park
Library
Western Pacific opens link to Oregon through California hills
Workers began the Western Pacific railroad extension from Keddie to Bieber to connect with the Great Northern, a 112 mile stretch creating a new southern Alameda county main line toward San Francisco. A federal permit for a bridge from Niles to Redwood City is pending as construction aims toward reaches Yellowstone Glacier and other national parks.
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Keddie
Calif
Plow County
Western Pacific Railroad
Oregon
Col. J. W. Williams
Ravroad
W. A. Bechtel
Bieber
Great Northern
Klamath Falls
Alameda County
San Francisco
San Francisco Bar
Niles
Redwood City
Yellowstone
Glacier
Ranier
Crater Lake
Lassen
Yosemite
Mes
Verde
Grand Canyon
Rocky Mountain National Parks
Council Awards Road Contract In Princeton Area
The Princeton city council approved a road improvement contract for Smalley avenue and Laurel and Beimar streets. Low bid came from M. J. Benenda of Stockton at 44561.10 dollars. other bids were Jack Cassen Harvard 32248.7 and Heafey-Moore Oakland 62205 dollars.
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Smalley Avenue
Princeton
Laurel and
Beimar Street
M. J. Benenda
Stockton
Jack Cassen
Harvard
Heafey-Moore
Oakland
Peralta Street
Foothill Boulevard
Cotter
State Railroad Commission
E. F. McNaughton
Hayward
Fred Raab
Star Cleaners
E. Clemens
Fred P. Schilling
James Willison
Watkins
Mark B. Templeton
State Motor Vehicle Department
State Traffic Patrol
Mary Emlay Funeral Planned for Friday
Funeral services for Mrs. Mary J. Emlay who died Monday at age 83 will be held Friday at 2 PM at Mountain View crematorium in Oakland. She is survived by two children Charles Emilay and Julia Anne Emlay, and by two children from a previous marriage Ettie Pierce and Fred Emilay. Mrs. Emlay, born in Michigan, lived in California about 56 years. the Sorensen Brothers' mortuary handles arrangements.
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Mary J. Emlay
East Avenue
Mountain View Crematorium
Oakland
Emilay
M Emlay
Michigan
California
Sorensen Brothers’ Mortuary
Hill and Valley Club Plans Rally for Nation's Festival
Hill and Valley club members meet at Green Shutter hotel at 6 45 pm Thursday to form an advertising caravan for the Carnival of Nations set for Saturday at the plaza. They will wear Market Day costumes and bring autos. Mrs Charles W Heyer chairs the luncheon committee promising a 50 cent chicken luncheon with potatoes green beans apple pie salad and coffee under the park trees.
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Hill and Valley Club
Green Shutter Hotel
Charles W. Heyer
Heyer
Hayward
George Merriman
Daniel Sullivan
A. E
Nielsen Heads Hayward Legion New Fitts Club
Hayward supporters of Baron Fitts for governor form a Fitts club at the justice court. Chris Nielsen elected president with vice presidents Dr. R Marion Manson Jack Hopland Mrs Fannie Lumbard Robert Reid Allison Reid Robert Pomeroy Joseph D Armstrong. About 100 attendees pledge to work for a local majority Next Tuesday the primary.
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Fitts
United States Army
Germany
Argonne
France
American Legion
91St Division Association
California
Veterans Form Charity Board Formed by Hayward DAV
The Hayward chapter of the Disabled American Veterans formed a charity committee to administer relief funds for needy war veterans. Commander Robert Pomeroy named William T. Morgan chair with Jack Hopland and Ed Rue as assistants. A $590 budget, approved by the Community Chest, will be managed by the committee when available. Hopland has begun six war compensation claims including one for a Gold Star mother. Charles Stary, a local member on Meekland Avenue, has returned from Livermore Veterans' Hospital therapy.
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Hayward
Justice
Robert Pomeroy
William T. Morgan
Jack Hepland
Ed Rue
Community Chest
Hopland
Charles Stary
Meekland Avenue
Livermore Veterans’ Hospital
Cavanaugh Sees New Pacific Industry From Kelp
Cornell professor George A. Cavanaugh predicts a new Pacific coast industry from 72 million tons of kelp produced annually along the southern California coast. He says kelp will feed cattle hogs and chickens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Cavanaugh
Cornell University
Pacific Coast
California
Group of Ladies Named in Event or Notice
Mrs. John Paulson, Mrs. J. Deering, Mrs. William Keifer, Mrs. J. Kuney and Mrs. Max Hegan are listed, suggesting a social, club, or ceremonial reference in the period document.
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John Paulson
J. Deering
William Keifer
J. Kuney
Max Hegan
Public Meeting On Chest To Discuss Salvation Army Funding
Hayward merchant group called a meeting at the Chamber of Commerce to decide the Salvation Army budget request of 2877 for the Community Chest. Chairman E W Burr seeks public opinion on whether to include, scale down, or drop the item as the drive targets an $11 000 goal with a September 14 start.
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E. W. Burr
Hayward
Salvation Army
Chamber’ Or Commerce
At & O
Burr
Chest
Parry Attends California Chiropractic Meeting
Dr. Lee J. Parry of Hayward, practicing in the Schaefer building, visited San Luis Obispo to attend a California Chiropractic association officers meeting. He says the Ralph gubernatorial campaign looks strong there. The wedding of Miss Lou Hen Latihus and Gine Leban occurred in San Francisco last Saturday. The bride, a Hayward Union High School graduate, is a daughter of Mrs. RE Ernst and has many Hayward friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee J. Parry
Hayward
Schaefer
San Luis Obispo
California Chiropractic Association
Ralph Gubernatorial
Lou Hen Latihus
Gine Leban
San Francisco
Hayward Union High School
Hazyward
Palomares School Trustees Plan Remodeling Costs
Palomares school trustees budget more than 1566 to remodel the single room schoolhouse taught by Mrs Viola Brothers. Trustees Clarence Upham A J DaVilla and E McGhee approve the plan amid community support. About 15006 attended a Danish picnic Sunday with Bay Area attendees from Berkeley to San Jose, enjoying dancing and games and hoping for another event next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palomares School
Viola Brothers
Clarence Upham
A. J. DaVilla
E. McGhee
Bay Region
Bekeley
San Jose
Haar Trio Returns From Grater Lake Motor Trip
Miss Alice Haar Miss Ruth Haar and Mrs. John Haar have returned from a motor trip to Grater Lake.
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Alice Haar
Ruth Haar
John Haar
Grater Lake
Bank of Italy Chief Lorenzo Scatena Dies in Sausalito
Local Bank of Italy officials reported the death of Lorenzo Scatena chairman of the bank's board and step father of A. P. Giannini. Scatena, connected with the original Bank of Italy organization, died in Sausalito at age 0 years.
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Bank of Italy
L. Seatena
A. P. Giannini
Giannini
New Son Arrives for Jensen Family in Meekland
Mr and Mrs L W Jensen announce the arrival of Earl Merrill, a big eight pound boy born August 9 at their Meekland Avenue home. He has a 16 year old brother Walter and a 6 year old sister Jacklyn. Mrs Jansen was a Woolworths bookkeeper, and Mr Jansen is manager of Wizard Carpet in San Francisco. Earl Merrill arrived as a lovely present on his mother's birthday.
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L W. Jensen
Meekland Avenue
Earl Merrill
Walter
Jacklyn
Jansen
Woolworsh
Mr Jansen
Wizard Carpet Company
San Francisco
New Residents Arrive At Dexter City Home
Mrs J E Patlock, her son Irm Carver and daughter Miss Bianch Pollock plan to move from Dexter New Mexico to this area due to friendly people and Harvard climate They have stayed with Mrs L C Lumbard on Main Street for two weeks Miss Pollock teaches, Mr Carver is a painting contractor Plans include selling out and returning Miss Pollock to teaching duties and Carver to contracting Also Miss Anna B Petersen of Lake Chabot Road travels to Seattle for a two month stay Wiss Petersen will accompany her aboard a steamer up the coast and return by stage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
J. E. Patlock
Irm Carver
Bianch Pollock
Anna B. Petersen
Lake Chabot Road
Seattle
Washington
Wiss Petersen
Tetaurti
Road Work Starts on Eden Canyon Stretch
Three mile Eden canyon road project begins with curve reductions and repairs. The road links with Dublin road. Visitors Mr and Mrs H M Miller and son Jimmie of Santa Paula stay with Mr and Mrs Hugo Frank. Mrs Miller is Mr Frank's sister.
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Eden Canyon
Dublin Road
H. M. Miller
Jimmie
Santa Paula
Hugo Frank
Mrs Miller
Mr. Frank
Salgardo to Return Home for Visits Next Weekend
Friends of Tony Salgardo, popular Hayward automobile salesman, will get a chance to meet him at home soon. He will be allowed to visit from Saturday through Monday, with word coming from Letterman hospital.
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S.algardo
Tony Salgardo
Hayward
Letterman Hospital
Jury Locked In San Francisco Delivers Surprise Verdict
A San Francisco auto damage trial ends with the jury locked in the room after retiring. The bailiff breaks the glass to access the jurors who then march out as a verdict is reached.
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San Francisco
Carrillo Speaks at Lions Club Luncheon in Oakland
Leo Carrillo, star of the Dufwin theatre in Oakland, addressed the Lions Club luncheon at the Green Shuster hotel about his 14 month tour of Australia. He was joined by manager F. G. Bondeson and Mike Cowan, with Judge Frank T. Deases and Judge W. J. Gannon also speaking at the event.
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Leo Carrillo
Dufwin Theatre
Oakland
Lions Club
Green Shhuster
Australia
Mr. Carrillo
Santa Monica
F. GO. Bondeson
Mike Cowan
Butwin Theatre
Frank T. Deases
Cordry Named Alameda County Deputy Warden
Thomas W. Cordry secretary of the Alameda County Farm Bureau is chosen deputy fire warden by Warden John McGlinchey of Livermore. Cordry will issue burning permits and enforce no open-air fires without a warden's permit. He recently attended the National Association of Mutual Insurance Companies convention in Los Angeles where Governor C C Young spoke.
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Thomas W. Cordry
Alameda County Farm Bureau
John McGlinchey
Livermore
McGlinchey
Corder
National Association of Mutual Insurance Companies
Los Angeles
C. C. Young
Aimee's Family Row Prospers in Los Angeles
Aug 21. The revived feud among Mrs Aimee Aniepherson and her mother Mrs Minnie Kennedy drew a third combatant Mae Waldron co worker of the evangelist joined the fray on Mrs Kennedy's side. Waldron denied claims she spread illness rumors. Dr E H W Williams said Mrs McPherson may return to her pulpit Sunday.
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Los Angeles
Aimee AniePherson
Minnie Kennedy
Tod Mae Waldron
Evangelis
Kennedy
Waldron
Miss Waldron
E. H W. Williams
Second Suspect Arrested In G un Still Episode
Manuel Pereira was arrested at his Laurel Avenue home after police found a 75 gallon still on the premises. Steve Silva, linked to Pereira, was later arrested as investigators allege both men conspired to own operate and possess a still used for liquor production. Bail set at 1000 each pending justice court arraignment.
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Manuel Pereira
Laurel Avenue
Redwood Road
Steve Silva
Pereira
Silva
George Henningsen
Henningsen
Justice Court
Justice Ecourt
Jacob Harder Jr
F. 5. Macabee
Standish
Medford Avenues
Fo Heemen Macabee
Chris Thorgaard
Mr. Henningsen
Turner Silkies Victors at Fair
14 Japanese Silky chickens entered by L. M. Turner won all three places in each class at the San Joaquin county fair in Stockton. Rabbits entered by Mrs. Turner and her daughter also won prizes. Thorwald Sorensen was recovering from illness and to be brought home from Central hospital.
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L. M. Turner
San Joaquin
Stockton
Turner
Mr. Turner
W. S. Freeman
Castro Valley
Freeman
Mrs. Turner
Mr. Freeman
Sacramento
Thorwald Sorensen
Central Hospital
Tents for California Flower Show Set Up Next Week
The sixth annual flower show tents arrive from Santa Maria for the September 5 6 7 event in San Leandro with more canvas to be erected. A redwood masking program and a 200 cup and vase order support the exhibits as local women organize a 2500 member campaign led by Charles B. Hall. Three divisions appoint colonels captains and lieutenants to manage volunteers before the start.
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California
San Leandro
Santa Maria
Santa Cruz Mountains
Charles B. Hall
Chamber of Commerce
Hall
W. E. Rose
Charles Hafner
Joseph
C. J. Miller
J. W. de Cou
J. A. Deadrich
W. F. Hollingshead
M. C. Durando
BE. K. Hoftmap
E. F. Lindblade
Leonora B. Daska
L. F. Sterner
Milton Wilson
Charles Retzer
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Northern
W. P
H. M. Adams
Western Pacific
Heduie
Cal
Council
Hemoval
Foothill
Mrs. Mary Emlay
Nielsen Heads
Hayward Legion
NEW Fitts Club
Agnes Allen
Big Joe
Gearheart
Agnes E. Aller
Matilda Allison
American Legion Auxiliary
Napa
Boston
Allison
Ethel Firnh
Marie T. Dunklee
D. R. Galbraith
Agnes E. Allen
Louise Hopland
National Defense Committee
Allen
Betty
American Legion Convention
B. W
Bud” Gearhart
Fresno County
Legion Convention
Hayward Post
Veterans Form Charity Board
Morgan
Tkab
Trip
Carrillo
Cordry
Aimee
Evangelist Better
Laurel Ave
Turner Silkies
Sorensen
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