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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1925
Page
2
A local call urges Hayward residents to form a large civic organization focused on city affairs. Officials say such a group could present the city’s case, influence bond decisions, and guide public sentiment through united action and broad representation.
The piece proposes forming precinct based beautification groups as branches of a larger civic body. They would plant trees and flowers, push ordinances, remove unsightly spots, and promote street wide tree planting funded by residents. It notes Santa Clara County schools planting flowers and praises coordinated, well directed effort to improve streets and neighborhoods.
A Cleveland radio editor tested in a radio equipped car and discovered that moving only fifty feet could drop reception from full volume to a whisper. The strange fades occurred among buildings and even in open spaces with no interference in sight.
The article notes numerous dead spots where local radio broadcasts faded without reason across large and small areas. Some gaps align with steel structures or bridges, while others lack any clear explanation and affect many locations.
A committee of six appointed by Old Orchard Camp No 142 Woodmen of the World will organize a winter whist series. The first event is set for Friday night December 11 at the San Lorenzo Grammar School Auditorium with participants including Clarence Burgess Ishwizao A Vierra D Brown R Rose J W Faria and H Ganseee The note ends with an unrelated line about magazines.
Angus will assist people in Hayward who have not received their tax bills. Residents may leave their names at Angus Floral Shop and Mr. Angus will attend to the matter, expressing willingness to help and serve in any possible way.
Officers for the ensuing year were elected at a semi monthly Hayward Royal Neighbors of America Poinsetta Camp No 6834 meeting at Odd Fellows Hall last night. Installation is planned for early January. Mrs Mae Machado is the retiring oracle of the camp.
A collage of sports notes from Yale Daily News and other sources covers Yate entering crew trials for the 1928 Olympic team, Campbell elected Columbia track captain for 1920, and varied items on football scrubs, franchise losses, water polo plans, Washington baseball hopes, and notable players and venues.
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