Milton to open finest new candy store in Hayward
M. D. Milton plans a top candy store tea rooms and refreshment in Hayward in the new theatre building near A and 8 streets. He will move from Castro street into the theatre basement and first floor with a $15,000 to $20,000 investment. Milton says the venture aims to elevate Hayward with a modern appealing spot and anticipates growth as the city develops.
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Hayward
Bay Region
M. D. Milton
Astro
Milton
Castro Street
Laeke
Local Lions Attend Petaluma Charter Exercises
Secretary Hal Angus and Hayward Lions travel with President Van Burke to Petaluma for charter exercises and a forest kings gathering. A entertainment committee of four Hayward lumber dealers including Nelson as chairman is appointed to plan events for the next month for the group.
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Hal Angus
Nels Nelson
Leo Parry
Johnn Seims
van Burke
Petaluma
Forest Kings
Egeruille
Hayward
Charles Stowe
Nelson Nelson
Earl Johson
Louis Lima
Burke
Nelson
Milk Plant to Rise Near Castro on Simon Corner
The Co operator Creamery plans a modern brick tile and concrete plant at Luska and Simon streets to handle growing business. Manager Mr. Mortenson says space about 35 by 200 feet will be used, with start dates hoped soon. The building aims for Grade A milk under perfect conditions, while Grade A milk is still shipped from Tracy.
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Co-operaite
Andy C. Mortenson
Luska
Simon Streets
Will Stedt
Mortenson
Farge
Tracy
Hayward Seeks Better Finishes for Pleasing Surroundings
The ACA plans to provide attractive finishings and fittings to enhance Hayward, promising improvements in quality and satisfaction for the community. The goal is to deliver a more substantial and better present than ever before, with every detail contributing to a larger positive impact.
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Aca
Treat the Soil for Brown Rot Says Bulb Man
S. 3. Sims of Marin county known as Second Burbank argues soil treatment with proper liquid chemicals can combat brown rot in apricot orchards. He emphasizes spraying timing and soil bacteria over fertilizers, claiming healthy bulbs and trees respond to foundation-based care and soil bacteria.
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S. 3
Sims
Burbank
Marin County
Harder Road
Hayward
Auong
Mr. Sims
San Jose
K. Sims
DU. C. . Extension Service
Truck Slips Hit Oak land Publisher's Car on Inclined Street
An unmanned state truck rolled down a Castro to Main street incline and collided with W. J. Rariden’s Ford touring car at the Journal office. Fenders running board and tire damaged. Rariden injured in pride and minor bruises. Car reportedly belonged to his brother and was on its first trip out.
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W. J. Rariden
Oakland
Journal Office
Ramider
Castro
Main Street
Oaklanders
Native Sons and Daughters Seek New Meeting Home
The Hayward Native Sons and Daughters plan to discuss a new meeting place at a semi monthly gathering Tuesday night. With the sale of the Native Sons hall to two Hayward men the building will be torn down and the jet on its site converted to business use, forcing the parlor to relocate. Hayward Native Sons and Daughters may reach a similar decision at their meeting tomorrow night as the Masonic Lodge and Order of Eastern Star have already moved to the new Masonic Temple.
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Hayward
Four Hayward Youths Jailed After Gopher Assault Incident
Four Hayward youths aged 17 to 20 were jailed after a dead gopher was hurled into a passing car. Constancio Martin faces the charge of throwing the gopher, while Christopher Salino Dionisio Estebar and Manuel Rose were held for disturbing the peace. Mrs William Davidson of San Francisco was injured as the driver lost control, steering the vehicle toward a gully on Niles Highway. Deputy Constable Joe Brandon arrested them after police were notified.
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Hayward
Constancio Martin
Armstrong Street
Christopher Salino
Atherton Street
Dionisio Estebar
Main Street
Manuel
Joe Brandon
Estebar
Martin
Navy Chief Praises Service as Desertions Fall
Secretary of the Navy Wilbur defends naval aviation in his annual report noting reduced desertions from 3,483 in 1923 to 691 in 1925 and higher reenlistment. He absolves the Shenandoah disaster of department blame citing Lt Commander Lansdowne’s stated choices. He reports progress in aircraft development, outlines costs, and updates on carriers Saratoga Lexington and submarine tender Holland with new construction planned.
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Ludwell Denny T
United Press
Washington
Wilbur
Saratoga
Lexington
Holland
Diamonds in their natural state show dull lead color
Diamonds when unpolished appear dull, typically exhibiting a lead-like gray hue before refinements. The fact notes the common color and the contrast with polished brilliance.
Otto Emerson Named Scout Nature Study Examiner
Otto Emerson of Hayward, artist and naturalist, was appointed by the Oakland district council court of honor to oversee nature study for all southern Alameda County Boy Scout units. The appointment, ratified by Homer Bemiss, allows Emerson to extend authority countywide if desired while the position remains temporary in Oakland and Berkeley districts. Emerson will supervise tests on botany, birds, animals, insects, shrubs, and forestry, with focus on bird and field animal life.
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Otto Emerson
Hayward
Alameda County
Oakland District Council Court of Honor
Homer Bemiss
Emerson
Oakland
Berkeley
Hayward Man
Federation Aims To Unite Eldon Improvement Clubs Tonight
Delegates from eight improvement clubs of Eldon Township will meet at the Hayward Chamber of Commerce to organize a federation without dissolving individual clubs. Represented groups include Ashland Cas tro Valley West Hayard Valle Vis ta South Harward West A street Fairview and Hayward Highlands. About 109 members would be represented if formed. Some units may not attend without last minute delegates. The federation seeks township and county benefits, progressive projects, social activities, and youth aid.
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Improvement Clubs
Eldon Township
Hayward
Hann
Navy plans and carrier aircraft developments stated in Wilbur summary
The report notes two fleet submarines two light cruisers and six river gunboats for duty in China. Texas Arkansas and Florida are being modernized with three others added. The bureau of aeronautics aims to produce a three service plane for new carriers with trials and specifications to be finalized by December.
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China
Texas
Arkansas
Florida
Wilbur
Naval Aircraft ‘Planns
Bureau of Aeronautics
Bureau
West Point Coach Selected to Lead Oregon Football
Captain John Ray McEwan, West Point head coach since 1923, was elected Oregon football coach. He plans to resign his commission and sign a five year contract with the University of Oregon.
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Eugene
Oregon
John Ray McEwan
West Point
University of Oregon Today
McEwan
Stingy Lady Controls Luck at Scales in Dallas News
A verbal note describes a fat lady hoping to gain weight to affect her luck, a metaphorical stingy character influencing outcomes as she places a penny in a Dallas News feature.
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Dallas News
Supreme Court grants re hearing for Oakland social worker
The U S Supreme Court granted Charlote Whitey a re hearing of her conviction and prison sentence of one to fourteen years with the hearing set for March 15. The Senate privileges and election committee voted nine to two against seating Gerald Nye of North Dakota. Robert Lafollette Sr was admitted to Senate Republicans by the committee on committees while the House favored Lafollette unanimously. A bill to prevent raids on radical organization meetings was introduced in the Senate by Senator Horak.
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Washington
U. S. Supreme Court
Charlote Whitey
Oakland
California
Senate
Privileges and Election Committee
Gerald P. Nye
North Dakon
Robert M. LaFollette Sr
Committee On Committees
House
Lafollette
Horak
Prohibition Law Debated by Wet Block in Senate
Washington December 14. A newly formed wet bloc will begin a bombardment of the prohibition law in the Senate tomorrow. Senator Edge of New Jersey will address the Senate in the morning on modifications to the Volstead Act.
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Waashington
Senate
Edge
New Jersey
Fair Tonight and Tomorrow with Frost in Interior
The forecast calls for fair conditions tonight and tomorrow. A heavy frost is expected in the interior in the morning, with clear and cool weather lingering across the region.
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Claims Department
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Red Crown
General
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