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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1925
Page
4
Dairy and fruit ranch on 50 acres near Salem Oregon stocked. Will trade for California income property of most any kind. Inquire or write owner G E Reynolds Box 132 Blossom Way Hayward. 2413p.
A Toggenburg milk goat with horns and a neck strap is lost near Creek East of D street. a black and white kid was lost on the upper part of D street. A reward is offered, contact Haywar at 63 or 271.
Walter Mails of the St. Louis Cardinals once invited teammates for a car ride in Stockton California where the team trained. He pressed a salesman to rent him a car for a group drive claiming he would buy one and joked about the salesman not recognizing him. The episode highlights Mails confidence and humor during spring training.
Vincent Freywaun, 23, a World War I veteran and student in Otaha, gained attention in Omaha by pitching for an amateur team in the Mississippi valley. He averaged 15 strikeouts per game as he recovers his health.
Prince rajatipok of Sukhodsys has been proclaimed king of Siam following the death of King Rams VI, the monarch’s brother. The accession marks a transition in the royal succession and signals continuity of royal rule in Siam.
A columnist ridicules a gathering described as Red Bolsheviks, mocking their politics and ignorance. The piece contrasts American practicality with what it calls a queer critique of government, asserting that ordinary citizens keep America on its feet.
William L. Muldoon, head of the New York state athletic commission, announced new rules at a referees conference. Boxers assisted back into the ring will lose the decision, and referees must enforce neutral corner duties after knockdowns. The action recalls a 1922 Deimpsey Firpe incident and aims to standardize rulings across the commission’s jurisdiction.
The Haskell Indian School relies on grid games football as the main athletic support and funds salaries for physical education and other departments. A new 15 000 seat stadium is being built without government aid funded by Indian contributions including a tea and zinc fortune earner who gave one month’s income totaling 17000 and another donor at 1500.
Mr 6 and Mrs Bickle with a party of 4 enjoyed Niasinner at the hond of Mr 4 6 Winarts on Main street. Maggie and Ann Gansberger spent Christmas day with Henry Gansberger their brother in San Lorenzo.
Bright new snappy cards at Hayward Drug Co 650 B Street carry messages of good cheer and best wishes for the new year. Thank you cards are also available in many designs.
Dr William Lippincott recounts poultry breeding experiments at Kansas Agricultural Experiment Station. He describes investing state funds in a prepotent cockerel and crossing with ten scrub pullets, yielding strong egg production. The work spans multiple generations and includes pedigreed matings and observed egg gains.
A dubious claim from Pittsburgh during May and August 192? asserts J. A. Donahoe produced 2 519 512 eggs. Donahoe allegedly bought three full newspaper pages to promote a remarkable egg, with Poultry Producers of Central California noted as the packers. The statement claims no complaints on quality.
Justice Jacob Harder of Hayward notes a sharp drop in arrests for glare headlight violations in December. About 25 motorists were cited versus more than 50 the prior month, reflecting intensified traffic officer vigilance and a trend toward fewer offenses.
Report notes that arrested motorists must adjust taillights within 24 hours and display a certificate at a justice court. Also mentions Mr and Mrs Dewey of Maple Court visiting their son’s dam, with locations including Thousand Oaks and Berkeley.
White Leghorn pullets four months old from A I selected stock offered in small lots. Sale at 3 Box FSA Center street Castro Walls. Contact Koblick. Also listing home improvements including 5 room hang garage chicken house ground. Stebbins Bros. 326 332 ire St. 26139 Lost fountain pen post office Wednesday reward $1.00 to Mr Wilson 24
Superior Court of California Alameda County sets January 1 1926 at 10:00 A M in Oakland for hearing on the probate of Maria Josefa Peters deceased and issuance of Letters Testamentary to Frank J Peters. Clerk George E Gross announces. Deputy Geo H Stricker signs. attorney F J Lemos Hayward California. Dec 28 Jan 11.
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