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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1929
Page
3
The speaker promotes wide public discussion on a proposed city hall site and Bat-Sigs project. He calls for active citizen participation, a committee to work with officials, and a plan driven by the will of the majority to ensure proper execution.
Hayward area planners push beautification through wildflower seeding and Memorial Park enhancements. Seventeen evergreen trees planted, a memorial fountain planned, and a swimming pool site marked. A UC landscape architect assisted, with Keeper's Lodge replacing the old blot on the landscape as caretakers supervise youth at the park.
The Hayward city planning effort details park improvements including new redwood steps bridges creek-bank work and trees for a family friendly playground. It notes picnic areas barbecue pits a campfire area scarcity of old fences removal and a memorial gateway with a unified plantings program across Main street Seto street and others.
Unanimous vote to join with Hayward Garden Club and other groups to beautify the highway between Hayward and Mission San Jose. The Washington township Country Club and local clubs will participate, with a Christmas meeting outlining the plan and programs including plays, vocal numbers, and Christmas carols.
J P English, famed originator of the Golden West strain of Wyndottes, exhibited at the Hayward Poultry Show and received praise from the International Gold Wyandottes Association. He emphasizes choosing good stock and improving flocks, with Golden Wrandettes noted as versatile for eggs and meat. Mrs English breeds canaries at the Santa Cruz ranch Route 2 Box 558 and invites readers to visit.
J P Perry manager of the Hayward Rio Linda hatchery reports an excellent outlook for the coming season. The plant is being prepared to operate at full capacity with $35,000 initial investment and upgrades to ensure smooth machinery, including two incubators and room to add ten more machines for potential output of 50 000 chicks each. The Rio Linda facility lies outside Castro Valley road and ships chicks along the coast, aiming to become a leading poultry center in the state.
As the season fails to provide green feed, poultrymen seek substitutes. The article notes the balanced mineral content in a laying wash ingredients list including calcium potassium magnesium iron sulfur silicon sodium and choline as a replacement option during shortages.
Elmhurst motorman A B Chase keeps 60 by 40 foot lot and has run a small but profitable backyard poultry business for nine years. He entered 16 Rhode Island Reds at a recent show, winning 14 ribbons, earning cash from eggs and birds while building markets for stock.
L. 8. Potsal of San Leandro seeks a Hayward location for a $70,000 poultry plant preferring Hayward over Petaluma. He has 20 years showing chickens and owns hatcheries experience, including runnings in California, army service in 1917-18, and plans to stock fancy birds and bantams.
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