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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1928
Page
4
A humorous column notes how wet and cold days dampen moods yet spark smiles on streets and homes. It jokes that despite rheumatism and hard luck, the season's magic makes people cheerful, urging even grumpy folks to smile until Christmas.
The Domestic Distribution Department study of Denver Baltimore and Syracuse reveals city spending patterns. Baltimore allocates 21 cents of retail trade to food while Denver spends 28 and Syracuse 27. Denver eats out with 23 percent of food expenditure, Baltimore 11 percent, and women in Denver spend three times as much on headgear as men. After food and apparel, transportation dominates, with autos and gas taking 16 cents in Denver, 9 in Baltimore, and 17 in Syracuse.
A plea against cuddling in moving cars urges restraint by teens and adults. It argues that an arm around a partner while driving endangers all and proposes arrest and fines for careless drivers to prevent injuries or deaths.
Investigation shows plans to expand Hayward area rural mail routes but no plan to close Mt Eden post office. Postmaster says Mt Eden business is rising and will remain open for the foreseeable future, with potential regional growth bringing Mt Eden into greater prominence.
San Lorenzo district closes three schools for Christmas vacation with festive exercises and Santa Claus gift candy. Ashland and Sunset plan January 16 and 17 graduation programs with music by the Ashland school band. Local weddings and travels fill holiday news as racing hounds and other residents share holiday plans and visits.
Castro Valley and Bayview farm centers met at the Castro Valley schoolhouse where Dr. J. R. Beach discussed poultry vaccination and its effectiveness. He cited 25 000 chickens vaccinated statewide with a 1 percent mortality and presented on Chicken Pox and Its Control. A. M. Stanley outlined Farm Bureau activities and urged membership, followed by supper.
Harvesting of cauliflower is underway while planting of spinach and other crops accelerates in southern Alameda County around Newark and Centerville. More than 2900 acres of spinach are being planted and about 3500 acres of peas are set to be planted, with March as the spring harvest start. Early potatoes have begun to be planted in valley and hillside areas with about 500 acres of winter plantings anticipated. Cold weather slows cauliflower yields with 600 acres initially estimated, now about 500, shipping centered at Alvarado Hayward and Santa Cruz.
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