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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1925
Page
4
Miss Bara and Miss Beard oversaw a visit to the county library extension at the B street school. Trustees have long turned library funds to the county for a semi circulating system that keeps supplementary books permanently in use until worn out.
Oak land Traction Company officials plan a featured inspection in Hayward within a week. City Attorney White said a representative expert will assess track condition and recommend repairs to address hazards and an unsightly condition. The city warned it may seek formal action if improvements are not made.
Joseph Reguine proprietor of a Haywards store on the corner of Mafigud Street appeared in local justice court Friday to answer a charge of reckless driving. He paid the fine rather than five days in jail after Night Policeman Louis Silva arrested him following a collision with Edward Fredericks’ parked machine. Two companions with Beguino were not held.
County traffic officers report a sharp drop in violations over the past three weeks. Walter Alves states no arrests occurred recently, supported by colleagues. The crackdown on speeding and reckless driving is cited as reducing risk and promoting safer driving across the district.
A family extension service led club for youths in Centerville aims to boost interest in farm work. R T Robinson and J B Harmon will attend a grammar school meeting Monday at 3 PM with about 21 prospective members signing up.
Forney White warns that tracks along Castro Street are in bad condition with buckling pavement. He attributes the fault to long service or improper construction, making travel along the Main thoroughfare very difficult for machines.
San Leandro will host a horseshoe tournament as part of the Cherry Carnival in early June. The event, led by Mayor Edwin Duck, aims to attract large crowds amid rising local interest in horseshoe pitching and persistent challenges from southern Alameda communities.
World Port Oakland will submit a 10 year harbor development program prepared by three engineers. Charles D. Marx of Stanford C T Leeds of Los Angeles and G B Hegard of Portland Oregon announced the project yesterday. They report weeks of talks with Oakland Alameda officials and U S river officers and reveal plans for a 20000 dyke to deepen the estuary channel at Government Island to allow large freight ships passage.
SACRAMENTO February 20 Department reports from California schools show today’s students are better behaved than yesterday’s children, says Sam H. Cohn assistant state superintendent of public instruction. He notes quick response to moral suasion and a shift in approach with the slogan Less low mood aid more expression.
Visitors from Holland Michigan and Hoaquim Washington plan stays in Hayward. J C Shaw praises Hayward’s progress during visit. Southbound trip to Los Angeles announced for J W Burge and Mrs J Green. Harrington couple to return from LA. Harold Johnson resigns as traffic officer. successor soon. Hayward Limona Club members visit San Leandro Kiwanis. Dr F W Browning attends San Francesco electricity course. Harris Cooper to visit eastern coast via Manchuria and Panama Canal. E P Dewey ill with influenza. Mrs Dewey improving. Revaluation of Hayward property by Templeton and Wilson to take about five months. John Olsen recovering from hand injury. resume work soon.
Hayward Post No 68 American Legion to initiate eight new members Joseph Pierce Joseph Manter Guy Wakefield Joseph Miranda F B Leonard Claude Ow ing and Al Larson at Dania Hall tonight Commander Jack Flynn to preside assisted by Gene Sullivan Dr Neil Clemens Hugo Frank and Manuel Pereira Also plans for Saturday night Legion dance and post banquet to follow. Fresno report notes Sun-Maid Raisin Growers January sales up 25 percent year over year Ralph Merritt says 13 769 tons sold vs 10 193 tons in January 1924 continuing twelve month rise.
Adbert E B Carter plans to resign as Oakland city public works commissioner before March 4 to represent California's sixth district in Congress. He will not go to Washington until December and will open a law office in the Bank of Italy building with Fred C Peterson. A water shortage looms in Santa Clara Valley unless heavy rains come, while a giant tooth was pulled from a 456 foot well at Schell ranch Indio. A new factory for the National Vacant Seat Indicator opened in Pomona January 26.
March 7 set aside as conservation and arbor day with focus on birds trees and natural resources. Hayward schools plan exercises on March 6 and 7 with programs in classrooms and auditoriums including Orchard Ward students who raised funds to buy an ornamental tree and shrubs.
H A Wadsworth of the irrigation division at the state college of agriculture is in the south researching overhead irrigation systems.
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