Post Office Claimed Hayward Worker Under 1876 Act
Entry records show a second class waiter appointment dated April 23, 1925 at Hayward California post office, made under the act of March 4 1876.
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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1926
Page
2
Entry records show a second class waiter appointment dated April 23, 1925 at Hayward California post office, made under the act of March 4 1876.
A public forum is urged where residents voice hopes for future Hayward needs including playgrounds near Booster Farm, a large water supply with reservoirs and wells, and a first class swimming pool. Proponents stress timely action, unity, and community development to match neighboring towns.
The piece argues athletics aid mental development when balanced with study. It cites Arnold Gillette of the University of Montana, a Rhodes candidate who excelled in running while maintaining scholarship. The author asserts most top athletes become leaders academically, with sport fueling the drive to excel in both domains.
The Reporter notes postal receipts in San Leandro rising from 10 855 in 1920 21 to 20 791 in 1925 26, reflecting broader industrial activity and population gains. While much postal traffic shifts to larger offices, the increasing totals indicate definite local progress and Bay Area development.
Executor Co D Hough of James Anderson estate asks creditors and others with claims to file within four months after first publication. Claims must be filed with vouchers at the Superior Court Clerk or at Lester Perry attorney Hayward Alameda County California. Dated November 13 1926.
Notice to creditors of Mary P Silva deceased. Four months to file claims with vouchers in the Alameda Superior Court or show them to attorney F I Lemos at Bank of Haywards Building Hayward California. Date of first publication November 28 1926.
Antonio Faria and Frank J. Faria probate notice for Mary D. Faria deceased. Creditors must file claims within ten months of first publication with vouchers at the Superior Court or present to attorney F. L. Lemos in Harvard California. Dated November 23 1926. Also Masonics Building Association Hayward announces special stockholders meeting January 1927 to increase capital from 25000 to 506000 with related business.
No 49202 Dept 4 probate for Sarah Forder deceased to creditors and claimants. Within four months after first publication, present claims with vouchers to Clerk of the Superior Court Alameda County or to Lester Perry at Bank of Italy Building Hayward. First published November 18 1928.
Goat just fresh for sale at $4 by J E Siggies Valle Vista Ave. Pacific gas range with side ovens white splashers used under a year priced at $20. Address L A King Eden Acres Rt 2 or call Garden Eden Tract Lot 32 Russell City road.
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