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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1927
Page
3
A battered Los Angeles family mourns a murdered girl as readers urge swift capture and punishment for the unknown kidnapper. The piece calls for relentless pursuit, condemns the perpetrator, and expresses grief and demand for severe consequences.
The article argues that Borah Norris La Follette and Heflin were not recipients of Mexican money and remain genuinely American. It doubts Hearst’s claimed documents, suggesting the spread is a newspaper stunt for Hearst’s profit, with the letters producing copies and increased sales.
The essayist notes that Americans shine in education with one in five in school and more high school students in New York City than in France. He argues the nation leads in colleges and cultural life, drawing the world’s center of gravity to the United States.
For the year ending June 20 New Zealand sent 10.7 million pounds of butter to the United States. The writer argues current demand is weak and prices fall for American producers. He calls for a higher tariff than the present 1 cent per pound to curb foreign butter and boost profitability for dairying.
Superior Court of California Alameda notices a probate for the will of Christian Johnson and letters testamentary to Harold Thorup. Hearing set December 23, 1927 at 10 AM in Department 4 Court Oakland. Dated December 12 1927. Clerk George E Gross Deputy W Adams Attorney Lemos Hayward California daily d12-22.
D. H. Mack of Alameda takes over the Busy Bee Lunch at 446 Castro Street Hayward. Owner announces new management and plans for continued service at the local eatery.
J B Parsons and W W Haley as trustees announce a public auction of real property in Alameda County to satisfy the deed of trust securing notes of Ralph L Ash and Helen Ash. The sale is set for January 7, 1925, at 4:35 AM, in front of Justice Court No. 34 on A Street Howard, with terms cash in gold coin and a 10 percent deposit. the property description covers two acres in the Township of Den, including all appurtenances and rights.
The notice invites patrons to Mack's Busy Bee Luncheon under O. H. Mack supervision praising it as a real eating place. The writer invites people to come anytime to be convinced by Epicurean treats.
A vintage ad highlights gifts for Christmas including a silk kimono and Japanese art wares. It markets tea sets, goldfish, ladies furnishings, toilet articles, and dressmaking services by an expert, promising suitable items for any recipient.
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