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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1929
Page
2
A partial archival line references architect EP Whiter and a raised matter, mentioning a review pound and Ruth. The readable portion is limited and unclear about identities, context, or a concrete outcome.
Charles E. Stowe of Stowe-Lima Lumber Co reports upbeat outlook for the Bay district economy. He notes Sammang 4 as a pivot point and cites business specialists and current magazine forecasts predicting one of the busiest seasons yet in the lumber trade.
The Hayward Forum urges planning for a larger Poultry Show in November to attract fanciers from the state. It highlights new equipment demonstrations, home econ omy devices, and education linking poultry with agriculture. Emphasis is placed on sanitation, labor-saving innovations, and broad community events to boost Hayward as a rural city hosting multiple shows and plans for 1930.
City hall debates a permanent pavilion site to host a county fair and related shows. Memorial Park or a cultural district are floated as ideal locations. Interviews with business leaders reveal support for a tenants lease and rapid start to establish the fair as a major city event.
The speaker urges Hayward to attract business enterprises and develop space and facilities for a county show. She argues the four existing conventions should continue, backing a plan that benefits economic opportunities.
A speaker praised Hayward for climate and location creating a strong appeal for a county fair. He noted the area could attract attendees by enabling better transportation and access, signaling growth potential for regional events.
W T Knightly spoke in support of a proposed building project as a valuable asset for farming interests and local transformation. He said the structure would aid diversification and shelter agricultural endeavors in Hayward.
A fragment outlines plans for fair grounds, urging farmers and civic leaders to meet to discuss practical development. The text hints at a logical direction for such a project and emphasizes community involvement and local leadership.
Hayward suggests relocating the County fair and proposes a pavilion to host events. He argues the structure would be self supporting with aid from officials and supporters. Manca Leer backs the pavilion as the best location, while discussions continue on Page 4.
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