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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1929
Page
2
Fragmentary text mentions wrecks near Mt Eden and a doctor killed nearby, plus a debated idea and concerns about control and new powers.
The Home Department centers plan a joint meeting Friday January 2 at the Farm Bureau office to discuss Renovation of Purchases with a luncheon on January 20. Mrs C W Dellitt is elected county chairman and Walter Block is chosen vice chairman with May Taferc named secretary. A special meeting October 15 will elect officers as the organization year starts November.
Maynard Bighteatt and Cheletmessee arranged a Saturday evening gathering for children and community members. The event featured a tree lighting and performances, but Cha tetne party activities were canceled. The Highlands hosted many social affairs with Maittel often leading.
Henry Ford argues higher wages improve demand and efficiency, asserting increases cannot cut product quality and must come from better management. He notes Ford Motor Company has ample profits to fund payroll boosts, aligning workers’ pay with living costs for continued normal business.
President Hoover signals a favorable moment for Senate action in his general message to Congress. The piece notes anticipation of how the Senate may respond to world affairs and related policy recommendations.
California fruit growers and farmers brace for tariff action at the Grand fruit growers and farmers convention in Sacramento. RB. L. Ademe, a noted tariff advocate, is slated as one of the chief speakers amid debates over protection and a stalled general tariff bill.
Sacramento reports California’s two foresters M. D. Pratt and W. B. Rider are expected to extinguish their test fire for the 1939 season on December 27. Veterans of forest service will take part in the "blowing out the candles" ceremony marking the forest service’s creation anniversary during the Society of American Foresters meeting in San Francisco.
The Pioneer Woman of Centerville, Mary Mathiesen, a 45 year resident and widow of Peter Mathiesen, has died at age 61. Funeral services will be held at Pratt Memorial on Tuesday afternoon with interment at Irvington Cemetery. She was born in Denmark and was mother to Melfred, George W Mathiesen, and Mrs Mabel Fitzgerald, and sister of Peter and Andrew BE.
Marriage licenses to marry have been loaned by the county clerk in Cheead to Frank G. Detra and Mirathive of Newark Toy Pacheco and Louie Bernard of Wayward Harry Regems of Ryde and Mary Masris of Wayward.
The report mentions a legal action filed in Tennessee involving a plaintiff as the suit proceeds. Specific parties or case numbers are not clearly readable.
A sighting near the southeastern coast described as about 200 calles from the hedrom coast involved a United officers from 1001 units and support techs. Cee Hou of cwaasabip is eareded according to the report.
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