The Daily Review Expands To Daily Publication In Hayward
The Review announces a move to publish a daily edition next Monday alongside its long running weekly paper. The new venture stems from years of planning, capital, and a capable team led by Melo Reynolds and Crissey, promising a strong, community oriented newspaper with equal treatment for all and merit based advertising.
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Hayward
the Review
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Melo
Reynolds
Crissey
Daily Review
Hayward Daily Review
Rubber Rubber Rubber Club Forecast for Police Use
Lewie Bike, a southern Alameda county traffic officer for ten years, foresees adoption of a flexible rubber police club. The device bends and delivers a paralyzing blow without denting skulls, replacing heavy hardwood nightsticks. Bike seeks trials with other communities while promoting his improved traffic siren.
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Lewie Bike
Alameda County
Ike
Altho
A Fine Grows as a Speeder Talks in Court
In court, Chaboy's silence breaks as he argues about his truck’s speed and condition. The traffic officer testifies a truck exceeded the limit and moved recklessly with a loose railer. The officer notes lacking lantern and misadjusted license plate, while Chaboy defends his vehicle.
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Chaboy
Too Many Seekers of Alms in Hayward Reported
Hayward officials warn the growing number of alms seekers strains services. The article notes beggars entering businesses daily and clusters along streets, prompting calls for modern measures to control begging.
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Hayward
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Funeral Held for Hayward Resident Anthony Begino
Funeral services for Anthony Begino of 1125 D Street, this city, who died after a short illness, were held Monday from a local undertaking establishment. A Requiem high mass was said at All Saints Church with Rev. Father James Villadomat officiating. Interment followed in St. Joseph's Cemetery. He is survived by a widow and two children.
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Anthony Begino
D Street
All Saints’ Church
James Villadomat
St. Joseph’s Cemetery
Hayward Votes on Sixty Thousand Dollar School Bond
Jacob Harder, clerk of the school board, reports Hayward will conduct a bond election totaling 60 000 dollars. The matter awaits district attorney review as officials examine data and prepare legal steps. The exact election date is undecided though March is expected.
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Jacob Harder
Harder
Women Aid Pear Meeting in Alameda County
Women in Alameda County unite to prepare for the second annual convention of the state Pear Growers Association. Mrs. Perkins leads planning with subcommittees decorating Native Sons Hall with daffodils and marigolds and overseeing the noon pear luncheon featuring dried pears as the main postour.
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Alameda County
State
Emblems Awarded By Telephone Co
Airs Rose Leonard is the latest Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Co employee to receive a service pin. The gold emblem carries stars for five year increments, worn proudly by Grace Algeo Myrtle Scrivner Emma Anderson Kathrine Anderson Elsie Lamb Aarlhied Hauber Deora Jorgensen John Robinson Harry McConaha and Robert McCall. The article praises loyalty, efficiency, and ongoing ambition to earn more stars with continued service.
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Rose Leonard
Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company
Oflice
Grace Algeo
Myrtle Scrivner
Emma Anderson
Kathrine Anderson
Elsie Lamb
Aarlheid Hauber
Deora Jorgensen
John Robinson
Harry MecConaha
Robert McCall
Elected Life Member Named Oakes Sr Organizer of Eden Parlor
George A. Oakes Sr., organizer and first president of the Native Sons Eden parlor, has been made a life member. He was among about two dozen organizers. the Eden Barler was formed August 13, 1887 and he received the life membership card in recognition of past efforts.
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George A. Oakes Sr
Native Sons’ Eden Parlor
Oakes
FOR RENT And FOR LEASE Classified Ads
A flooded page of rental listings and sales offers from Hayward and Newark areas. Includes apartments with light housekeeping for one person at 15 monthly, five room modern burga near Sunset and Castro, three room houses with basement and garage for 330 rent, various sale items from a 1924 Fordser to wind mills and tractors, and notices of wanted young man to sell a vaporizer plus hatchery updates. Also lost coin purse and partnership dissolution notices. Many items reference Hayward Newark Castro Valley Castro Street and local businesses.
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Third St
Burgalow
W. H. Burchill
Sunset Blvd
Castro &St
Hayward
Bsbrdiu Emmy
Respect Sr
C. F. Suss
Apaly
Main Street
Roberts Implement Co
Hayward Calif
Mabel Day
Mulberry St
Newark
Doxey E
W. LL
Peiton
San Leandro
Samson
J. Bettencourt
Castro St
Main St
Alameda County Farm Bureau Breeders Association
H & H. Hatchery
B Street
Bettencourt
Graham Hatchery
D Street
Emil May
May & Wooddruff
Strobridge Road
Woodmen Dance Next Week at Haywards Hall
Cypress Camp No 141 Woodmen of the World will host a social dance for members families and friends. Miles D Herrington leads a capable committee and Neighbor Jack Fleddemann's orchestra provides music. Dance Tuesday February 10 at Bank of Haywards Hall starting 3 p.m.
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Miles D. Herrington
Jack Fleddemann
Bank of Haywards Hall
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Hoss
del Monte
Rumford
Quaker Oats
Memorie Smyrna
Fancy
Santa Clara
Prunes
Idaho
Cinnamon Hearts Rage
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