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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1925
Page
1
Robert Kruze of San Lorenzo discusses the dairy sector amid foot and mouth impact and recent rains. He notes past losses from cattle deaths and high feed costs, but expects improved feed availability and cattle prices, with strong local milk demand and beef markets supporting a brighter near-term outlook.
A Lost watch alert asks the finder to return the gold wrist watch to the Review office or call San Leandro 292-W with a reward offered. A 22 year old girl seeks clerical or sales work, speaks Portuguese and Spanish, and lists R. F. D. Box 52 Hayward. f14
San Francisco February 13 California non operative taxable property totals 612125970808 and total assessed value 5517104603, less than half of actual value. The 1924 city county district taxes amount to 219468369 with an average tax of 1.81 per 100. San Francisco County has the highest per acre value among 58 counties at about 38000 including land and improvements. The state wide average per acre value is about 175 including cities and all improved properties.
At Native Sons Hall Hayward the annual chamber dinner featured local talent and speeches stressing unity and publicity. Van Burke urged Hayward to stop sleeping and start blowing its bazoo to compete with cities like Los Angeles and San Francisco, citing frontage value as a flag for progress.
Two bandits beat and robbed R. E. Jeffrey, a wealthy Oakland retired businessman, at Piedmont after luring him to his door. They fled with sixty dollars in cash.
California farmers ship over 400 cars of cauliflower with one fourth destined for the East and Midwest. Jess Silva of Hayward Farm Products Company notes daily two to three cars depart. Heavy shipments also leave from Niles Centerville and Alvarado in Southern Alameda county.
Miss Arleta Welch and Alfred J. Curie wed quietly in Salt Lake City after a Northwest honeymoon. Miss Welch, publicist and advertising expert with East Bay ties, gained recognition in 1922 as Durant plant’s beautiful employee and Parisian contest nominee. Curie, son of a Pacific Grove pioneer, serves as Northwest district representative for a Seattle publishing house. The couple plans to reside in Seattle after traveling Hawaii.
Italian troops conducted a successful cavalry and infantry operation on the Egyptian frontier against rebel forces. Two hundred rebels were killed while 180 Italian troopers lost their lives. Rebels were active in border smuggling.
A bill introduced by Assemblyman Jest of Hayward proposes a state license for all produce brokers. The license would be tied to the California Department of Agriculture and duties would rest with the agriculture director. The measure aims to curb dishonest food trade and bolster producer protection.
C S Long of Hayward urges Alameda citizens to back a protective cherry tariff as local growers fear tariff cuts will hit prosperity. The county yields about 2500 tons yearly and EU imports exceed 12000 tons annually while California production runs near 24000 tons. Continued on last page.
In northern California heavy snows followed by rain reduced flood damage as services resumed on the Northwestern and Southern Pacific lines with minor delays. In Marin county a search for 11 year old Camille Bresschi continued as homes flooded by the Sacramento valley flood were cleaned out and restored. Total flood damage was estimated between 300000 and 500000 dollars, offset by soaking rains.
Alameda Berkeley Richmond and Oakland Elks plan a March 6 Oakland Auditorium benefit to raise 315,000 for the Livermore service men's hospital. The United States Veterans Bureau will equip the facility but housing, furnishings and comforts will be provided by the East Bay lodges.Paul S. will conduct the orchestra with the UC Glee Club and a Presidio regimental band headlining. Additional acts from major theaters are lined up to perform.
Francisco Casade, young Mexican, was hanged at San Quentin for killing two Los Angeles police officers. The trap was sprung at 10 a.m. and Casade was pronounced dead he died without apparent nervousness and made no statement.
California plays a key role in U S timber due to redwood forests and high output says State Forester M B Pratt. He forecasts 1925 as a record timber year with eastern buyers shifting to California and other coast states as eastern resources wane.
The lineup includes Wolohan's Californians with Newman, Murphy and Edna Fischer Hall among the executants. The Elk audience can look forward to a notable concert featuring these performers.
News from Sand Cave Kentucky reports Ed ward Breener of Cincinnati testified to hearing Floyd Collins breathing in the crawl-way after a cave-in. Officials say removal could take three days absent a shortcut, as rescue teams await further developments and Red Cross readiness.
Hayward area Scout troops will take part in the all county circus at Oakland Auditorium this evening. High and Grammar school bands will accompany the scouts for the parade and events. Scout Executive H Hopkins heads Hayward headquarters and leads the county wide program with cooperative scout masters and leaders.
Flood waters across the east recede today with thawing as a cold snap takes hold. Damages run into thousands of dollars and New York state reports several thousand homeless. In the south, where the coldest spell was felt Thursday, temperatures rise swiftly today.
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