Moore Melo Jr Enters Second Class Mail Matter
Notice records that R. Moore and S. Melo Jr were entered as second class mail matter on July 9 1909 at Hayward California under the act of March 3 1870.
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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1925
Page
2
Notice records that R. Moore and S. Melo Jr were entered as second class mail matter on July 9 1909 at Hayward California under the act of March 3 1870.
The Hayward Boy Scout organization requests financial help for the coming year. Warden Johnson of San Quentin and former Alameda District Attorney Ezra Decoto praise scouting as a preventive, directing youths away from idle time. Solicitors visit next Monday and Tuesday, urging parents and community members to offer a contribution.
The article argues early planning prevents blight and promotes beauty. It compares Modesto’s successful Greater Modesto Plan with Hayward, noting Modesto’s parks, boulevards, canalside beautification, and riverbank park. It urges Hayward to begin thinking ahead.
The passage urges rapid, steady progress to preserve beauty spots and pursue idealistic development for Hayward. It references taking cues from Modesto, considering future modifications when the public is ready, and implementing smaller, beneficial changes to make the community more attractive within reasonable limits.
The Santa Rosa Republican installed a leased wire news service with automatic telegraphic receiving to access worldwide news from United Press. Owner G Lansing Hurd aims for San Francisco Chicago and New York scale, promising bold community leadership and ambitious expansion.
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