Bay district Elks stage benefit for Livermore hospital
Elks lodges of the bay district plan a large benefit show to raise fifteen thousand dollars for a Livermore Veterans Bureau hospital recreational center. Proceeds fund a bungalow and visiting-relatives space, with tickets at one to one fifty dollars and widespread Legion support.
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Hayward
Elks Lodge
Amercan Legion
Elks Lodges
Bay District
United States Veterans Bureau
the Elks Or
American Legion
Ladies Auxiliary
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Petaluma Egg Industry Reports Growth and Challenges
The Poultry Keepers' Association notes Petaluma's egg shipments rose by about 500000 dozen from 1923 to 1924 while poultry output declined slightly. Production reached roughly 32 million dozen in two years with higher egg prices, profit per hen rising to 3 cents. Mortality rose due to disease rules and market shifts. Utah shifted from 17 to 855 cars in 1924. The report urges improved marketing and producer education to balance supply and demand.
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Hayward
Egg Center
Poultry Keepers’ Association
Petaluma
New York
Utah
Playground Benefit For Youth In Towns Without Playgrounds
The article highlights how public playgrounds give boys and girls wholesome activity through ball games wrestling and boxing in supervised or informal settings. It notes towns vary in creation and support and suggests Hayward children could benefit from an investigation into establishing a local playground.
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Hayward
Chicago minister resigns over Bible inspiration remark
A Chicago minister who said the Bible was inspiring but not in spired is resigning. The note in the Dallas News references an editorial snapshot about pork barrel appropriations and broader congressional critique. The source text blends the resignation with fiscal commentary and archive notes from Watercast News Swap.
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Chicago
Dallas News
Congress
Knitted Novelties Highlight Gay Hand Painted Shawls
Fashion notes celebrate knitted shawls by Knitcraft with hand painted designs and lustrous lines. The piece describes fringe elegance, color trends, and embellishments including embroidery fur and metallic threads, plus the rise of knitted tunics over satin skirts and oriental colorings.
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As &P
Western Newspaper Union
Daily Revin delivers Hayward news for forty cents
The Revin promises home delivery of all Hayward and nearby news for a monthly fee of forty cents. The service highlights comprehensive local reporting for residents seeking daily updates from the region.
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Hayward
Girl Stole For Her Sweetheart
Elizabeth Reneysz confessed to stealing more than $16,000 from her employers a realty company's books to fund a lifestyle for a Hollywood sweetheart. She said the man promised marriage but vanished. Separately a coal mine accident in Westland Indiana left one miner dead and another badly burned in a dust eruption. 195 others escaped.
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United Press
Los Angeles
Elizabeth Reneysz
Rena
Hollywood
Westland
Ind
Chinese Lord Is Missing in Mystery Departure
Pekin reports deposed emperor Hsuan Tungm disappeared during the night fueling mystery about his fate. Press accusations of monarchist links swirl while observers speculate on plans to study in America. Nearby, Happy Valley irrigation district in Shasta County votes Feb. 28. Karl Hess files suit over 27 acres near Dison Selene County.
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Pekin
China
Hsuan Tungm
Tien Tain
America
Happy Valley
Shasta County
Olinda
Karl A. Hess
Suinach
Dison
Selene
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California
United Press Association
J. 8. Melo, JR
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Ulnee
By Julia Bottomley
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Sacramento
Senate
M. H. de Young
San Francisco
U. S
Norwalk
Undertakers
Reo
M. S. Brandon
Hayward, Calif
San Leandro
Dairy & Creamery CO
Oakland Guarantee Building & Loan Ass’n
S.A. Soares
Local Re
Bank of Italy Bldg
Reid
Hayward, Cal
Pride of
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Shell Company OF California
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