Castro Street Repair Demand in Hayward Protest Letter
City attorney C W White sent a protest to the San Francisco Oakland Terminal Railroads urging permanent repairs on Castro Street tracks in Hayward. The council authorized the letter, citing decades of only temporary fixes and dangerous, deteriorating roadbed and pavement conditions.
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W. White
San Francisco
Oakland
White
Castro Street
Harvard
New Storm Said to Sweep From Sea In California
A new storm of marked intensity is headed for San Francisco and the northern state, expected to hit this afternoon with heavy rain and fresh south easterly winds. Forecaster G. H. Willson hopes it may extend into southern California, while floods threaten the Sacramento and San Joaquin valleys and coastal shipping faces warnings from Point Reyes to Tatoosh.
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San Francisco
G. H. Willson
California
Redding
Weaverville
Hains
Pasadena
Los Angeles
Sacramento
San Joaquin
Point Reyes
Tatoosh
S. F. Call
Young Lad Hurt In Castro Valley Hit and Run
Toshio Shemeda seven son of a wealthy nursery man suffered a dislocated right shoulder and multiple bruises after a hit and run driver zigzagged along the highway. He was struck by a fender and hurled into a ditch as others tried to help. Authorities search the district for the elusive driver amid vague car descriptions. The item also notes the first national convention of the Service Veterans to be held in Washington in April.
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Castro Valley
Toshio Shemeda
Shemeda
Apricot Growers Urged to Spray Now to Save Crop
Alameda County apricot growers face brown rot after warm moist conditions. Farm adviser Kusel T. Robinson urges immediate Bordeaux spray during red bud stage, with a second spray at bloom if the first misses the disease. The 4,860 acres produce a leading market crop, and precise spraying can save years of effort.
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Agricultural Extension Service
Kusel T. Robinson
Alameda County
Oriental Degree At 1 0 C F Tonight
The Oriental Degree team of Cypress Camp will confer the degree of Humility on more than twenty five candidates at Odd Fellows Hall. Grand Orient J E Welsh will oversee the instruction. A banquet will follow and members meet at Bark Hall at 8 o clock.
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Odd Fellows Hall
Grand Orient
J. E. Welsh
Bark Hall
Court Holds Busy Section Speeding Cases in Oakland
In Hayward Judge Harder’s court, Antone Phillips paid a $20 fine for speeding a truck overloaded by 1400 pounds, with a warning that loaded trucks must not exceed 12 mph. Phillips chose the fine over 5 days jail. Joseph Ferreiro faced a $25 charge for reckless driving on the state highway. Other fines included Mrs. Alfred Frank $15, Harry D. Boates $18, Glynn Beasle $13, Ulysses R. Sheny $17, and William Hamilton $3, all from Oakland or nearby cities.
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Antone Phillips
18Th Avenue
Oakland
Harder
Hayward
Phillips
Joseph Ferreiro
15Th St
Alfred Frank
Lakeshore Ave
Harry D. Boates
55Th Street
Glynn Beasle
Haight Str
Alameda
34Th St
Wiliam Hamilton
Cedar Street
Berkeley
A Richie Lies In Rest At Hayward
Ritchie of Hayward was laid to rest at All Saints church burial at Holy Sepulchre cemetery Sorensen Bros directed the funeral He came from Illinois six months ago and died Friday in the Hayward Sanitarium A campaign to raise 5 000 000 for an endowment to care for World War orphans will start soon led by the American Legion with President Coolidge and John Barton Payne among organizers.
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Hayward Sanitarium
Washington
United Press
American Legion
Coolidge
John Barton Payne
American Red Cross
Legion Smokers At Danis Hall Delight Attendees
The Danis hall hosted a Legion smoker with talks boxing bouts a banquet and fellowship led by N W Armstrong former commander. Earl Warren district attorney and five deputies attended with Warren Snook Hoyt Ogden Heafy and McSorley speaking while Sorensen sang and Fledderman played piano. A visiting audience member caused a humorous scene when she kissed the district attorney and lost her wig.
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Danis Hall
N. W. Armstrong
Earl Warren
Atorney
Charles Sorensen
Warren
Wade Snook
Ralph Hoyt
Frank Ogden
Fd Heafy
John McSorley
Charles Sorensei
John Fledderman
Pay Envelope Diminishing For Drug Trade Salesmen
United Press reports from New York on February 9 that the National Wholesaler Druggists Association finds a shrinking use of fixed salaries among drug trade salesmen. Compensation shifts toward commissions or profit-based sharing, with a trend toward higher commissions tied to merchandise profitability.
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United Press
New York
National
Leg Broken As Car Skids In Wet Road Collision
John Souza 40 of Ramos Istreet Hayward suffers a broken leg and bruises along with wife Mary Souza injuries after a vehicle driven by R Matorsick skids on a muddy highway. Matorsick rushed them to Hayward Central Hospital and reported the crash. no arrest followed.
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John Souza
Ramos Istreet
Hayward
Hayward Central Hospital
Mary Souza
R. Matorsick
Mount Eden
Batorsick
City Briefs Highlight Local Happenings And Plans
News items from The Review note visits by Mrs. Tutto and Ralph Reed traveling to the South on business while Mr. Tutle heads to Arizona for health reasons. F. P. Hann becomes president of the West Hayward Improvement Club. Kenneth Scoville speaks in Oakland. Jay Bruce bags a lioness in San Benito county. Fred Koerning Jr. and Gertrude Ross announce a June wedding. A forged 16.50 check tied to Joseph Coelho Jr. surfaces. Mrs. A J Borneman recovers from surgery. John Randie returns from a Hawaiian honeymoon. A Valentine dance is planned at Paris Hall with Brunel li's jazz orchestra providing music.
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Native Sons’ Hall
The
M. R. Pereira
Fred Koerning Jr
Hayward
Gertrude Ross
San Francisco
Funeral Services Held For Joseph Pepper in Crow Canyon
Funeral services for Joseph Pepper of Crow Canyon were conducted at Saint Anns church by Sorensen Bros. The Hungary native, aged 76, was laid to rest at Holy Cross cemetery in San Francisco.
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Joseph Peppert
Crow Canyon
AN Saints Church
Sorensen Bros
Hungary
Holy Cross Cemetery
San Francisco
Humble Horse Revival Prompts Talk At Oakland Show
Dr. Nels Clemens argues the humble horse remains valuable as farms shift from costly motors. He notes tractors cost about $2,000 versus a $200 horse, and seals the case for horses in light of high fuel expenses and long-term work.
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Nels Clemens
Hayward Veterinary
Oakland
Army Trucks Cut Mail Handling Costs in Northeast
Postal authorities report saving 317000 by using army trucks to handle Christmas mail in New York New Jersey and Delaware. Army floor space in New York City was donated to reduce parcel post congestion to its lowest level in years.
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United Press
New York
New Jersey
Delewre
New York City
Woodmen Dance Tuesday Evening at Haywards Hall
Cypress Camp No. 141 Woodmen of the World hosts a Valentine Dance at Bank of Haywards Hall tomorrow starting at 9 oclock. Jack Fieddermann's orchestra will provide music. a capable committee directs the event inviting neighbors and families.
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Cypress
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