San Francisco Bulletin Sold to Hearst
The San Francisco Bulletin was sold today to William Randolph Hearst. The Bulletin and the San Francisco Call transaction marks a major media acquisition in the city.
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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1929
Page
4
The San Francisco Bulletin was sold today to William Randolph Hearst. The Bulletin and the San Francisco Call transaction marks a major media acquisition in the city.
The two papers announced a merger to take effect tomorrow under the San Francisco Call-Bulletin name. Sale price is $1,606,000. The combined paper will lower the News price to 3 cents with pages added each day.
The Farmers face the season with Charles Bez at fullback pairing and Elliott Waterman at quarterback. Key ends are Jack Parrott and Blaisdeil Smith, while tackle veterans Ernest Temps and Harold Beckman provide weight. Center candidates include Kenneth Neavite, with Compton and Jenses competing for center. A former player Charles Wilson died in a Sacramento airplane crash two months ago.
NEW TODAY entries list a to let four room house with garage in 962 B street and a three room furnished rental near 13141 B street. Also sale of 3 dozen White Leghorn Ballets at 434 months price 1.00. WANTED housework by reliable young woman at 534 27th street Oakland and experienced man for wholesale cake route in Hayward area. Employment notices include elderly woman seeking housekeeper post at 901 Collier drive San Leandro. For lease a 0 acre ranch in Castro Valley via Soares Bank of Wialy Hayward.
Local residents attend fairs and plan gatherings. Miss Alice Heide departs for Merced to teach, Edna travels to Fort Jones for school duties, and a Civic League fall meeting is set for September 6. Other items note retirements from pears drying, a whist party for St. John's church, a rhubarb growers meeting, a Del Monte trip by the Elite Social and Outing club, and a clam bake for Labor Day.
Fragmentary OCR describes neat’s-foot oil derived from cattle hoofs used as a pale yellow lubricant and leather dressing. It notes cattle are oxen and distinct from horses and sheep, with mentions of its refinement and hoof preparation.
Meny in Hayward who remember Harry Peterson, born here and longtime resident nearby, regret his death in Phoenix Arizona on Wednesday morning. Brother of Thomas Peterson of Cull Canyon, his body is being sent to Sorensen Brothers mortuary for funeral arrangements.
Edward C. Massa and five St. Mary's classmates return to Hayward after four months in Europe. Massa will enter UC next Tuesday to resume his law studies while Babe Ruth increases his home run lead with No. 36 against the Athletics. Loren S. Mendell wins the Oakland to Cleveland air derby ahead of Joe Burroughs.
Job call for 19 salespeople at Madison's store in Hayward. Belton Fleisher advertises Fleishs shoe store on B Street. Sir Harry Lauder to be guest artist on Enna Jettick Melodies broadcast September 1 at 4 PM. Roofing company promotes leaky roof fix with estimate via Hayward 14 78.
Property includes a four room modern stucco bungalow with garage and chicken house. Full price listed at 8575 with 150 cash and balance similar to rent. Contact R. W. Shiels at 538 Castro Street, Hayward. Also advertises anti venom product for snake bites at Brac Drug Store Castro Street Hayward.
Hayward Building Material Co advertises Bear Brand Bleaching TLPHY as a fast acting sulphur based solution that leaves less residue and offers waterproofing for roofs and water tanks. The ad urges customers to act before rain and highlights a product guarantee.
Kelly Bros at 372 B St Hayward offers guaranteed faction style and many patterns for a custom suit. Prices are advertised as right with an invitation to visit for fittings and selections.
The Eagle Garage at 421 Castro Street announces its relocation from Clens' garage and invites customers to the new site. The sole proprietor guarantees satisfaction and invites a visit to the updated location.
A C Walson, longtime service and repair manager, has leased the service and repair department at 431 Castro Street Harvard from H Harrison Co successors to Stebbins Bros Chrysier and Plymouth Sales and Service. The shop offers guaranteed repairs on any car at surprisingly low prices and promises complete satisfaction. Telephone Hayward 1886T for service.
Governor Young returns to Sacramento from Los Angeles where he studied the Tom Mooney pardon plea. He is expected to wrap up work on the case within the next month amid other early actions.
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