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Hayward Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Feb 20, 1925

Page

2

Trees to Burn and the End of Forever Timber

The piece argues America exhausted its forests from 1492 onward, with the Pacific Coast now holding much of remaining merchantable timber. It notes 81 million acres of potential timber land devastated, and warns that careless fire and cutting threaten future wealth and idle land while mature stands vanish.

New England New York Pennsylvania Lake States South Pacific Coast Kipling

Minor details and small duties build the future

The Key Route stresses attention to minor injuries and small tasks as foundational. It urges thorough, careful work in war, peace, and everyday business, comparing tiny deeds to cobblestones supporting grand structures. No neglect of minor duties or injuries.

Hayward Bail team earns praise for season effort

The Hayward bail team has won its division championship and is a strong contender for the Bay league title. Local working men play for love of the game and town honor, with gate fees supporting their community impact and town prosperity.

Hayward Bay Booster Park

Editorial Snapshots Highlight Liberal Quips Across Nations

A collage of opinion snippets ranges from Paavo Nurmi and Bill Bryan to foreign relations jabs and tax eclipses. Miscellany notes dogged by humor dismisses Shakespeare quotes and hints at New Jersey Law and Order Day while Moscow crime statistics loom.

New Jersey New York

Pleasanton Cauliflower Pays For Local Growers

Pleasanton growers report their first extensive cauliflower planting done as experiments with 30 acres by Ambrose Rivolto in two plots near Pleasanton High School and south of town. Output is heavy, high quality, and fetching good prices in a firm market. First shipment east was a week ago and two crops in succession are seen as feasible.

Pleasanton Ambrose Rivolto Pleasanton High School

Girls of Lisbon Break Old Barriers for Work

Lisbon women emerge from long seclusion to work in shops and offices as fathers and officials resist change. Portuguese girls have won schooling gains and now sit beside boys in classrooms, marking a shift in traditional roles.

Lisbon Portugal

Prosperity Seen For Pleasanton in 1925

Jerome Arendt of Pleasanton reports rainfall has boosted Alameda county's agricultural district, fueling hay and wheat sowing after recent plowing. He foresees a splendid 1925. Industrial gains run parallel as the Rhodes Jameson firm installs a large gravel plant in Oakland and Pleasanton brick yards secure orders for Santa Clara County, with over 75 flat cars needed for the first shipment.

Alameda County Jerome Arendt Pleasanton Arendt Rhodes- Jameson Firm Oakland Pleasanton Brick Yards Santa Clara County

Premier Marx of Germany Resigns in Berlin

Berlin report states Premier Marx resigned after the Prussian Diet passed a vote of no confidence. The move follows mounting pushback against his leadership and policy.

Marx Germany Berlin Attar

Flannel and Knitted Styles Spark Spring Fashion 1925

A 1925 Western Newspaper Union fashion feature previews flannel and knitted outfits for spring. It highlights combinations of flannel with knitted mohair touches, coordinated coats and skirts, and suede accents, noting bold color blends and all white ensembles for a stylish future in sportswear.

Western Newspaper Union

Hayward Daily Revin Delivery Offer

The Revin will be delivered to your home daily for only forty cents a month and it contains all the news of Hayward and the vicinity.

Hayward

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