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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1929
Page
2
The piece argues for a street railway linking Hayward with Oakland to ease traffic, reduce jams and aid suburban growth. It contends streetcars could operate profitably, lure through fast service for steam or electric railroads, and enable commuters to live farther out in a milder climate.
The article notes a nationwide surge in building led by railroads with billions in new construction. Governments at all levels back public works while private homes and commercial projects rise. A suggestion to require every family to buy a new car is mentioned as a counterpoint.
A reflective column criticizes town merchants who preach local buying while buying elsewhere. It urges residents to resist petty hypocrisy, stay loyal to home merchants, and avoid lowering themselves to rivals' standards. The piece warns against following small minded critics and promotes steadfast local support.
Local poultry exhibitors from Modesto Hayward Oakland and Santa Rosa reported offers for birds at the Midward Winter Peal show. Buyers including W L Glenn and RB B Chane offered sums around 50 to 166 dollars for Rhode Island Reds white Leghorns and Plymouth Rocks, all refused by their owners.
A holy hour at All Saints Catholic Church Friday from 7 30 to 8 40 pm feature meditations and exposition of the sacrament as Advent begins a six week period of preparation for Christmas. Mr and Mrs C H Cutting hosted a dimmer party with guests including H A Clarkson Jack Swanson and Roy Anderson. The Wyandotte cockerel won first prize at a show with many visitors seeking poultry farm sales and potential relocation to this area.
Motorists on the Jackson street road to Mount Eden complain that local children harass passing cars. Traffic Officer Walker Alves cited four young girls before Judge Jacob Harder Jr. for defying motorists and blocking the road as they teased drivers.
Mrs Art Pickiies presided at a charming bridge luncheon at her home to compliment the Wednesday bridge class members. Yellow and orange decorations adorned the table while small turkey place cards marked the covers. Prizes were won by Mrs M Komp Mrs Thomas Stebbins and Mr Jean Cummings. A note warns against dangerous driving practices and “maternal-baiting” endangering children.
A reader notes their mother’s praise for Foley’s Honey and Tar as the best cough medicine for children and asks Brauee Drug to provide it. The brief reflects consumer trust in a common remedy.
The article notes Miss Georgie Déties of Heyward reviewing school matters. Olive Allen and Iaies Olive are mentioned in connection with lodging at a three star hotel during the event.
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