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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1925
Page
2
Hayward Review notes publication every evening except Sunday and lists subscription rates. The notice appears as a local rail matter entry dated 1909 with postal details for Hayward California.
Community leaders argue business men should fund the Boy Scout effort, urging Mr Good Citizen to contribute. They stress scouts as the best youth program amid rising need and urge immediate donations from the public, noting the admiration of local Hayward merchants for the cause.
San Bernardino spent 800 to move two palm trees after refusing 2500 for them. The writer argues cities with no civic pride cut trees, while planting shapely fast growing trees now can raise street beauty and property values over ten years. Trees transform barren streets into attractive, value enhancing avenues.
The author urges Hayward to preserve existing trees and plant more with uniform street tree selections. A state university list of suitable species could guide planting, with residents voting to adopt a townwide plan or, if not, individual plantings maintaining variety yet on a common tree type.
A commentary argues that lack of state level regulation allows property owners to create improper street patterns just outside town limits. This leaves California towns with misfit streets and dead ends that cities cannot correct later. A comprehensive legal solution would require expert effort but would greatly aid community planning.
The San Leandro Reporter notes the bond election confusion as residents misinterpret procedure and push to call a separate election for city hall on the same date as the muni vote. The piece critiques understanding and outlines the proposed change in election timing.
A Catholic Daughters of America meeting at Odd Fellows Hall Monday night will elect officers for the coming year. They will finalize the Christmas welfare program for Hayward district including food and clothing for destitute families. The discussion also covers a city bond election planned for April and shifting political sentiment since the last vote.
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