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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1925
Page
4
Hayward Drug Co at 1950 B Street offers bright New Year cards and thank you messages for 1926. The shop emphasizes snappy cards to send good cheer and best wishes for the new year.
A Toggenburg milk goat with horns and neck strap is lost near Creek East of D street. A black and white kid was lost near the upper part of B street. Reward paid by Dr. P. F. Kearney at Dublin Boulevard. Notify Hayward 595 or 271.
Mars F Matthews announces Corona Typewriter Co agentship in Hayward offering typewriters at small cash price and optional payments. Also supplies adding machines and other makes with five free lessons for beginners. Contact Mrs F Matthews Box 563 Hayward 28281 for prompt service.
A writer mocks a supposed Bolshevik gathering and a voyage by scientists, praising American practicality. The piece critiques liberal ideas and quips that true Americans roll their own and keep America safe through down to earth values.
Officials of the Hayward Poultry Producers Association report more than one million dollars in business for 1925, up about 200000 from the prior year. Manager Eric Ruus credits a progressive year, steady new members, and district industry expansion, with board foresight enabling expanded services and lower-cost poultry supplies to members.
Judge Harder recommends cutting county aid to Rosa Hernandez of Pearse Street Hayward after a hearing shows the family owns a radio set two phonographs two touring autos and other assets. Hernandez and her son Henry testified the son contributes about 20 dollars weekly while daughters are working. The ruling marks a first step in a county wide effort to remove aid for unworthy recipients in southern Alameda County.
A senior executive from the Reerless Stage Company will speak at the Lions lunch on Wednesday. He is expected to discuss recent transit improvements and outline future plans, promising an engaging session from a major local business figure.
The Santa Clara Valley Hatchery at 1649 Lincoln Ave in San Jose California offers spring orders of White Leghorn Reds Island Reds and Barred Rocks. They advertise culling and mating for high grade baby chicks for spring buyers.
Former SC AU ward officials and retired Indian Wars veteran James A Arrasmith are named among honor guests at a civic event. Sheriff Frank Barnett and Harry G Williams join J H Spiro of the Oak land Merchant's Exchange. City leaders Mayor Edwin Duck and Chamber of Commerce president Howard Bronstein will attend along with local dignitaries and veterans groups.
A brief holiday note expressing gratitude for the thoughtful gifts received during Christmas. The message hints at a local shop, Hayward Drug Co., offering reduced prices on paper and correspondence cards to clear stock before inventory time.
Miss Marian Rogers of the Hayward High School Art Department laments tree losses and faulty trimming. She argues that preserving trees enhances Sacramento style beauty and cites Paris groves, urging residents to voice opinions to protect natural scenery.
The report highlights Hayward expansion in 1925 with highway widening on the Hayward Niles route, a 15 minute bus link to Oakland starting December 21, and a double track highway to Ashland aided by San Leandro interests. It notes a projected million dollars in 1925 construction, including the Heyer theater, a Masonic Temple, Odd Fellows improvements, new school rooms, high school buildings, and substantial commercial and residential development totaling over 800000. Street improvements reached 150000 with plans for full pavement system. bankers and business leaders predict 1976 will bring historic growth.
Officers for the pending term will be elected at the Hayward Native Sons weekly Eden Parlor meeting on Wednesday night. Installation is planned for early January and nominations were unanimous at prior meetings with Leo Bernard retiring as president and Dale Simpson set to become the new president.
Prince Blayechettai, son of King Tehlabiniinout of Tigre in Abyssinia, will address the Methodist church this evening on his homeland’s people customs and future aims. The lecture promises insight into East Africa and plans for social and economic renewal aided by Christian converts and modern nations.
Superior Court of California Alameda County notices probate of the will of Maria Josefa Peters deceased. Hearing set for January 11, 1926 at 10:00 AM in Oakland Court House for Frank J. Peters to receive Letters Testamentary. Dated December 24, 1925. GEG. E. Gross, Clerk. Attorney for petitioner: F. I. Lemos Hayward California. Notices through January 11.
Thomsen and Lewis Cement Work lists Thomsen at Rt. 1 Box 249 with evenings phone 617 J and Lewis at Rt. 2 Box 446 San andro with phone 17 F 22. Provides no further business context or location details.
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