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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1925
Page
2
The piece links ongoing heavy rains to prosperity in California, arguing water equals life and economic revival. Experts suggest abundant moisture relieves drought fears, with rain returning confidence and a hopeful outlook for future seasons despite wet weather.
An orchardist cultivates 40 acres of cherries with 40 acres of melons nearby and 40 acres of hogs across the fence. The system, described by Colliers, shows crops supporting each other and turning a solid profit. It highlights a shift from subsistence to profitable farming for those who plan carefully.
A public place for athletic amusements and a community playground for children should be listed as assets. The note urges fostering general sport activities and slower play to benefit spectators and community life.
The Review invites letters from subscribers on chosen topics. Writers must sign letters to show good faith, and none may attack individuals personally. Open discussion strengthens reader connection, with daily forum activity and space for varied viewpoints.
A mob of about 200 men attacked a ranch near Madera Wednesday night and destroyed vines on 400 acres of land. The act is condemned as the most vile form of vandalism and calls for swift, severe punishment for the guilty.
Portland Oregon reports John Sandy, 32, tried to escape jail by crawling into a garbage can and sealing the lid. Guards searched the area, found him behind the can, and recaptured him. he had cabbage leaves on his head and was returned to custody.
Brother Gregory announces St Marys College will stage the 1925 Passion Play For All the World with a cast of fifty alumni and students. Two performances head to San Francisco Wilkes Columbia Theatre on Palm Sunday April 6 and Oakland Anfitorium Theatre on April 7.
A collage of quips on Prohibition and modern life. Notes include an English poet avoiding America, sale profits from ancient torture implements, expensive saxophones, and a legion of humorous asides about letters to the dead letter office, pardon rules, eye radio metaphors, and traffic near misses.
A Hayward letter from February 12 1925 criticizes the mutilation of shade trees on B Street arguing it lowers property values and questions city officials responsibility. The writer urges action to protect a once valued beauty spot.
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