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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1925
Page
1
Alameda county traffic captain Louis A. Eike warns drivers in Hayward against leaving a vehicle in gear and coasting downhill. He calls it reckless driving, noting the risk to the driver and others below the grade, and says arrests and jail sentences will follow. A county court schedule is being prepared.
John Dobbel, a Hayward pioneer born in Germany who came to Hayward as a boy 73 years ago, died this weekend. Funeral services are set for Tuesday at 2 PM at Sorensen Brothers Chapel Castro Street with Rev Josiah Daniel officiating. Burial will be in Lone Tree Cemetery. Survived by widow Mrs Gaschen Dobbel and children Mrs Mammis Everson Mrs Gansberger Ernest A Julius C and George Dobbel. Another daughter Mrs Annie Blauveit died previously.
August Cabral, 30, a foundryman from San Leandro, was handed to the U S Department of Justice on a Mann Act charge after a San Leandro court appearance. Investigations began with the Massachusetts Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children, alleging he deserted his wife and children. Cabral admitted guilt in custody. his wife was released. He confessed amid transporting Isabel Keposa, a half sister of his first wife, to California where they married.
Local farm advisor R. T. Robinson sponsors seed selection as the key to higher tomato yields and better quality. He says careful seed choice can avoid certain tomato diseases and points to Harry Owens as an example of benefits from selective seeds.
A Hayward Homing Pigeon Club race sent birds from Truckee California to Hayward. Lily Jaynes’s pigeon won with 974.09 yards per minute. Others posted times include Rudolph Duarte 973.21 and C R King 970.82 as 1925 birds competed in the 150 mile event. The meet is the penultimate race of a series, with the final from Reno Nevada to Hayward planned next Sunday.
A woman misplaced a purse containing 47 dollars and lost papers. Before the newspaper even published the ad, W A Howes a driver for the Jersey Creamery in Hayward found the purse and handed it to Al La Cunha, restoring the money and boosting trust in humanity.
United Press report from Forest Hills New York states Miss Helen Wills of California won two tennis crowns. early in the afternoon she secured permanent possession of the women’s national tennis championship trophy by defeating Kathleen McKane of England in three sets.
Arthur Lader of San Leandro told Hayward Rotary that Caterpillar tractors are expanding globally from Russia to India and Africa. He cited use in Russia for farming and mining, snow removal in the East, and heavy haulage in swamp and marsh areas, with San Leandro factory expanding to meet demand and aiming for about twenty million dollars in annual business.
Ambiguous OCR fragment notes a finals moment with Miss Mary K Browne of California and a Western pair defeating Miss Elizabeth Ryan and Maek Batton Bundy to become doubles champions.
In Hayward Justice Court Francio Kovalenko sued his wife Maria after a hair cutting dispute over their three year old child. Kovalenko, veteran of the Russo-Japanese War, testified his wife struck him with a broom while she claimed he struck her. The judge mediated and sent the couple away reconciled and content.
Jule Christensen leads Russell City residents in accusing the Santuch Brothers slaughter house of creating offensive odors. They call it a public nuisance and threaten abatement actions to remove the odor problem in Hayward district.
Reward offered for return of a lost gold fountain pen marked W T K. Finder instructed to leave pen at Bank of Italy. Also classified ads for sale of breeding cockerels and pullets from Hansen stock, a Petalion Electric Ti incubator near Castro Valley, and a dealer contact at 553 First Street.
Deputy District Attorney James C. Walah identifies two dangerous highway locations in Southern Alameda County. Castro Valley road and Foothill boulevard crossing near Hayward, plus the Dublin canyon curve by Boehmer bridge, are underscored as high risk with calls for prominent danger signs and speed reminders.
The Harvard elementary school house bells mark the start of the school year with grades shifting and new pupils entering. Registration has closed and nurses are conducting examinations. terms begin at Castro Valley Ashland San Lorenzo and Mt Eden. Hayward Union High opens August 31 with about 1700 pupils expected. New rooms at Orchard Ward and Hayward Grammar will ease congestion within a month.
Russell T. Robinson farm adviser outlines a new weekly schedule to assist agriculturists and poultry ranchers in southern Alameda county. He will hold office hours Mondays and Saturdays at Castro Street, with Tuesday farm visits to Hayward San Leandro Mount Eden districts, Wednesday Pleasanton Livermore, Thursday Altamont Mountain House, and Friday Centerville Irvington Niles.
Alameda County reports 96,800 motor vehicles ranking third in California. Los Angeles leads with 535,693 total vehicles, while San Francisco stands second with 165,239. The state totals show three counties holding more than half the registrations.
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