New Plan Aids Oro Loma Sewer and Annexation
The council approves the latest plan for the Oro Loma sewer and considers annexing the High School area to gain fire and police protection. Extensions on Main Street and Rose Street opening are slated for spring, with a siphon crossing near Rio Vista Avenue. A public hearing will set on abandoning M Street amid protests from local property owners.
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First Pavenm Street
Jones Tract
Castro Street
Rose Street
Main Street
Rose Stream
Rio Vista Avenue
Kimball Street
Oro Loma
Hnc
John Lee Wilbur
Union
BK. S. Warren
M.20
Johan Silva
Harry Brown
Peter Barree
M Street
White
Bred Seyeri
Everal
Tis
Christmas Tree Lights Brighten City Festivities
Christmas cheer fills the city as 300 plus members of Cypress and native groups decorate streets and plazas. Santa Claus visits events at Haywards Hall and Cypress camps host parties with bags of candy for 109 children, while a child-focused program features songs, recitations, and a Santa Claus shop skit.
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Harvard
John AY
Frank Froct
Sherman’ + company
John I
Irs
Ruth Rogers
F. J. Cunk
Association of California
Chris
Cypress
Mnative Sons
Golden West
Neste
Santa Clarus
A. J. Asplund
Haywards Hall
LD Welch
Kelly
Carol B. Kally
Esther Pennycott
Jair Peters
American Legion
Sorensen Brothers
Santa Claus
Seveal Grammar School
Jaclair
Virginia Welde
Veronica Riggs
Californy
Carmen Dobbel
Barbara Beacock
Marjory Oakes
Morton Matson
Howard Walke
Vernon Gabei
Sfirum West
Erles van Dyke
Edward Nicholsen
Kelly Alam
Junior Blincoe
Fred Tjohnsen
An Klitzke
Paul Cakes
Olive Cova
Frank Carranies
Cecil McNis
Pick Shoning
Hugh Odeil
Eric Perry
Clarence Nunes
Aba Meineke
Henrietta Dobb
Leonard
John Dobbelsi
George Gakez
Pioneer Resident John Nunes Dies At Valley Home
John Pimen el Nunes died at his Redwood road residence after 23 years in Vestre Valley. He would have turned 81 and was a Flores native who migrated to California six decades ago. A respected farmer, he belonged to Council No. 3 of the Called Portuguese Hates of California and was survived by wife Philomena N. Nunes and daughters Mamie Gomes Minnie Hellencourt Lena Gonsalves, with two sons and siblings listed. Funeral at 9 and requiem high mass at All Saints Catholic Church followed by burial at St. Joseph's cemetery, Sorensen Brothers Fortuary handling arrangements.
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John Pimen‘el Nunes
Vestre Valey
Redwood Road
Flores
California
Philomena N. Nones
Mamie Gomes
Minnie Hellencourt
Lena Gonsalves
Joseph E Nunes
John R. Nunes
Gomes
Turlock
Qayward
Antone Nunes
Oakland
Mary
Many Enjoy Card Party of SPRSI
Card party hosted by SPRSI at I D E S hall Tuesday evening raised prizes of turkeys chickens and various articles for high score winners. Mary Lucas chaired assisted by Julia Silva Frank Pereira ran the game with many attendees and a long list of prize recipients.
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S. PF. R
I. D. E. S. Hall
Mary Lucas
Julia Silva
Frank Pereira
E. Gareia
Florence Slater
A. Fredeiros
M. Pasquale
Camille Xunes
Alfred Leonora At 1 Niles Road Stricken By Influenza
Alfred Leonora of 1 Niles Road has been ill with influenza for two weeks at his home. The report notes the duration of the illness and residence.
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Alfred Leonora
Niles Road
Mothers From Mexico On the Picture Brides
In California a new racial issue arises as Mexican births reach 12.6 percent of the state’s total in the latest biennial report. The rise, nearly one percent in 12 months, shows the Mexican birth rate climbing while Japanese births decline. statisticians note difficulty in defining who is Mexican and acknowledge incomplete data on brown-skinned newcomers.
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Sacramento
California
Rio Grande
Republic
L. E Ross
Bureau of Vital Statistics
Department of Public Health
Rass
South
State Capitol Moving Day for 1929 Session
Sacramento dispatch notes that veteran legislators returning for the 1929 session will face navigation difficulties as Governor Young occupies the long used suite of offices in the Capitol, signaling a reshuffle of the offices before the session opens.
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Sacramento
Capitol
Young
State officials shift offices in new Sacramento complex
Secretary of State Frank C. Jordan moves into quarters once used by Controller Fay L. Riley, as Riley relocates to the former state library building which now houses the attorney general, clerk and jurists of the third district court of appeal, and the education department. State Printer Carroll H. Smith and Treasurer Charles G. Johnson stay put. other moves include the surveyor general and a divisional chief in finance.
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Frank C. Jordan
Fay L. Riley
Riley Thay
State Library
Attorney General
Third District Court of Appeal
Department of Education
Carroll H. Smith
Charles G. Johnson
Capitol
Sagutane
R. E. Mittestaedt
W. S. Kingsbury
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Sherman Electric
Ph. Hay
J — Oe
Pathfinders
Goodyear
Pathfinder
Goodyear and
Hutchins
Hutch
Hayward
California Guarantee Bldg. & Loan Ass'n
Catherine Pratt
Walter Flier
Pratt Mortuary
C Street
Wayward
Helee
Schefer
B-D Drug CO
Castro
John P. Nunes
Valley Home
the Chocolate Shop
B Street
SPRSI
Mexico
State Capitol
Edward A. Massa
Finance
A. R. Heron
Clyde Voorhees
Kiz Clyde
A. N. Kers
Com. H
San Jose
San Joses
Brouns Prag
ge/ Cartro Sis
Hayward Furniture
Castro St
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