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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1925
Page
4
A narrator claims loopy anti American rhetoric from a supposed Bolshevik meeting, contrasting it with a Chicago accent and a boat full of scientists. He jokes that none can roll their own cigarettes and asserts that true Americans are down to earth and self reliant.
JC Laughlin of Oakland won the hope chest raffle from the Hayward Catholic Daughters of America. Winning number 4486 announced yesterday. Nadine Peters of Hayward was second and Irene Goulart of Decoto third. If Laughlin does not respond within ten days, the prize goes to Mrs Peters. Proceeds support the Christmas welfare program.
New today for rent a cottage with 3 rooms screened porch bath electric lights running water rent reasonable. Bachelor only. Owner R. DB Box 191 Route 2 Hayward Calif. 028-128.
Frank Haycroft, late Reds executive and Providence Grers manager, oversaw four young catchers in a tie game through the twelfth inning. A dramatic throw by a backstop drew the crowd. after the play a catcher faced discipline while the audience reacted, and the game concluded with tension and dismissal rumors surrounding the catcher.
Spectators and coaches at the Brown Vesta game in Providence praised the new stop watch method for determining game length and number of plays. Coach Charles L. Whelan urged adoption for future Boston University games, and supporters expect the system to become part of the rules someday.
A quirky roll call highlights a host of unusual names among Big Ten football players this fall. Names include IYAmbrosian from Illinois and Michigan’s Purkle Wartz and Qosterhaan, plus Uridil from Ohio State and many others across Illinois Wisconsin Minnesota Iowa Purdue Michigan Chicago Indiana and Northwestern.
Zamora California December 28. Cotton growing is not new in the state though recent years show a notable total. Frank Hous of Zamora, longtime Yolo county resident, recalls his father Leonard Hous who died in 1874 planted nearly half an acre of cotton on his ranch in 1860. He cites a field and challenges the claim that cotton first grew in Yolo county in 1878.
Data from the state board of equalization show 120,938 veterans were exempted from property tax this year totaling 469,127,086. The 1,000 exemption was granted to 99,645 applicants last year and to 120,938 this year, with 21,203 more veterans taking advantage compared to 1924.
The Palomares Improvement Club near Hayward will host a New Year’s Eve confetti and streamers dance in the grammar school auditorium. Committees announced the event will be a two part affair with a three piece orchestra providing music and refreshments served at midnight.
J D Armstrong urged Rotarians to back cleanup on the Boy Scout fund drive while Ed Macabee chaired the meeting. President Josiah Daniel led preliminaries as Secretary Robinson read acknowledgments from the Associated Charities Livermore Hospital and the Health Center for substantial services rendered.
Captain Tim Lowry of Northwestern played in every Big Ten conference game across three seasons and was never taken out. He sat out only once for an injury timeout in the Iowa game two years ago after a head blow, then returned to the field. Coach Thistlethwaite called Lowry the greatest center in his years of coaching.
Major Charles Daly former Harvard and West Point backfield star and assistant coach at Harvard announces he will not participate in 1926 coaching plans. He cites military duties as the reason and says relations with Head Coach Fisher remained pleasant.
Mr. and Mrs. Sterling Doty spent Yuletide near Los Angeles while a Hayward man swam in Long Beach praising warmer water than Santa Cruz. He also mentioned Glendale visits and a small fine for traveling out of state. Baby chicks advertised by Des and Jan at Hayward hatchery list quarterly prices and contact details.
Sacramento report cites California board of health bulletin noting higher family life standards reduce infant mortality. It says nine more of every hundred births survive to age two now than 23 years ago. In 1900 US mortality under one year was 17 percent. in 1922 it fell to 8 percent.
Superior Court of California Alameda County sets January 11 1976 at 10 o clock A M in Oakland for probate of the will of Maria Josefa Peters deceased and for issuance to Frank J Peters of Letters Testamentary. Petition filed and interested parties may contest. Dated December 24 1923. Clerk GEO E Gross deputy Geo H Stricker attorney Hayward California Dec 28-Jan 1
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