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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1925
Page
2
Banker I B Parsons envisions Jose and Oakland joining as one continuous city amid rapid Bay Area growth. He argues parks and open spaces, often gifted by early settlers, are essential investments for Hayward and surrounding towns as land values rise and development accelerates.
Preparing for Women Women of California note that workers plan new prison building at San Quentin drawing interest from female readers considering bolder roles in corrections and construction.
San Quentin outlines plans for a new reinforced concrete women’s residence outside the main walls. The facility will hold 120 prisoners with separate male quarters nearby and include offices, reception, recreation, laundry, dining, and an industrial section for handicrafts. It features two floors of single rooms, hospital wards on the second floor, plus enhanced bathroom and nurse facilities, with a third floor mirroring the second and an additional clinical room. The building will be steam heated with exposed plumbing and aims to be the finest of its kind in the United States, a credit to California.
Brown examines Red Grange leaving college football for professional play and movie ventures. The piece notes the impact on higher education and amateur athletics, hints at other students choosing academics over sport, and questions future careers for standout minds beyond sports.
A rural mail carrier shot a hawk on a public highway and was pecked in the eye by the supposedly dead bird. The incident violated federal on duty firearm rules and state laws, drawing attention to hawks as beneficial farm helpers.
Geneva reports the world’s first aerial luncheon above London on an Imperial Airways carrier. Two stewards served an elaborate meal in flight over the city as passengers enjoyed lobster salad chicken patties bum pies Russian salad and champagne. The three engine airliner carries twenty passengers on the London Paris route.
Angora goats are small animals weighing 80 to 153 pounds with some specimens reaching 140 pounds or more. Both sexes commonly bear beards and ears. Fleece yields range from 3 to 12 pounds. A cynical bachelor notes that days may surprise with happiness or marriage and that relatives scold yet lend money when needed.
Trustees warn of sale of Eden property in Alameda County on December 24, 1925 at 11:00 AM at the Oakland Courthouse. The deed of trust dates June 15 1922 securing 1500 with interest, recorded June 16 1922, for Ila R. Hughes. Sale subjects: cash, delinquent taxes, and buyer assumes taxes. trustees Merrill Stromberg and Hughes hold.
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