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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1929
Page
2
For rent a furnished three room house with a garage and rabbit chicken and pigeon equipment on a 4 percent acre lot. Phone Hayward 165 J or call 626 Third Street after 6 pm.
The Legion Juniors Athletic club voted to join the Pacific Amadher Athletic association. Ned Kay, the high school athletic director, will present the application at Oakland headquarters Wednesday night. The decision came after a 27 to 20 victory over the Kappa Tay fraternity team Tuesday night, a come-from-behind win led by Jess Ramos and Leo Ernst. The Juniors face De Molay Thursday at 8 o'clock at the Burbank school and expect a PTA basketball schedule this week. The club formed from Hayward post American Legion baseball players who competed in the state legion contest last summer.
A small advertisement invites shoppers to remember others with a gift from Frates Boot Shop offering quality footwear at 1068 B Street Hayward. The note signs azejs.
The Hayward Boy Scouts hold a monthly court of honor at the Chamber of Commerce headquarters next Tuesday evening. Eagle scout badges may be awarded along with usual awards. Hayward Scout officials attend the Oakland council annual meeting at the Women’s City Club Thursday night where Centerville troop member Mervin Biacow will receive an Eagle badge.
Brains Drug Store at the Rexall corner BH and Castro Streets in Hayward offers greeting cards for New Years and birthdays and other occasions.
John Perry of upper Second street travels to Pasadena for a month or six weeks. He plans to attend the Rose Bowl game on New Year’s Day and visits with his daughter Mrs. Smith, a Oakland schools teacher, now staying with the family. Perry is a recent Harvard arrival and a retired travelling road supervisor for Winton Motor Car company.
Sunset residents share holiday visits events and social gatherings. Mr Pruner’s Sunset home burned Monday night leaving no water supply for firefighting. The 4 H club plans new street signs while the town awaits better street directions. Local clubs plan meetings and dances with New Year reflections and guest lists.
A Danish poultryman shares a letter describing a feeding change from commercial mash to beet pulp with added corn meal cottonseed meal and beet pulp fed wet. He reports eggs rising from one per week to about sixty percent laying after one month and hopes to improve further.
Transamerica Corporation reports assets exceeding one million dollars with capital stock totaling $2138,689,850 and surplus of $87,759,400. It plans liquidating Bancitaly Corporation and merging assets into a new Bankitaly Company of America, with Transamerica receiving stock in the new entity. Dividends shift to quarterly dates starting April 25, with record dates set in January, April, July, and October. A. P. Gianaini announces the board for Battlion will stay in control, preserving leadership tied to affiliated institutions.
A dispatch from Morelos states bandit leader Nemesio Mendoza and 1200 men surrendered to the government. The terms grant freedom and farm land to Mendoza and his followers in exchange for surrender.
Local notes list visiting friends and relatives: Mr. and Mrs. A A Wright with Robert Wright from Los Gatos and Mrs Katharine Orvis of Toledo Ohio at S Shain home on Arlette avenue. Guests include Mr and Mrs Charles Machado hosting visitors from Los Angeles Nevada and Miss Elaine Martin.
Hayward high school teams travel to Concord to face Mount Diablo Thursday afternoon. No more games for Hayward until January 13 when Piedmont visits.
Nationally famous rupture expert F H Seeley from Chicago and Philadelphia will be at the Oakland Hotel January 3 and 4, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily to demonstrate and fit the Spermatic Shield. He claims rapid results without surgery and urges precautions against improper elastic trusses.
Joe Lamont who claimed to extract electrical energy from the earth at his Blodgett ranch has vanished. He hosted hundreds of visitors over six weeks while his device consisting of two buried wires and a brine jar drew attention. Neighbors report no clue to his whereabouts as Oregon capital reportedly investigates and his wife accompanies him.
Nine Kiddies gathered around a live Christmas tree at the Niles welfare home as residents and donors shared in a festive dinner. Donations included a 100 pound sugar sack and a turkey from local businesses, with the California Nursery gifting the tree and Native Sons providing lights. The home serves Washington Eden Murray and Pleasanton townships, offering foster care and a loving, orderly environment under Mrs. King.
C E Lawson announces the San Lorenzo school bid decision will come within a day or two. The lowest bid was rejected for a short check amount. The second lowest bidder may be awarded the contract to replace the building destroyed by fire last summer.
Merrill Pimentel and his companions returned to Albany Oregon after a visit with his parents Mr and Mrs A O Pimentel They were hosted by the Pimentels A Paige automobile valued as a five passenger gift was presented to his father and mother by the party including Miss Mary Ruth Holle and Miss Meurine Moore from Albany High School faculty.
California leads in gasoline tax revenue with 22.47 million dollars annual intake. The state ranks 44th in average motor and gas receipts per vehicle and 18th in license cost per vehicle, with an average motor and gas receipt of 18.81 dollars and license paid of 5.29 dollars. About 2,000,060 cars register, 13th in auto license fee receipts, and 25th in average gas receipts per motor vehicle. Governor Snook notes no year shows faster license payment.
Sacramento announces two new services for California farmers secured via the federal government. An expert arrives January 4 to advise bovine tuberculosis control and potential state programs with national cost sharing. A U S Bureau official arrives to aid fruit and vegetable standardization for export and cannery contracts.
A quotation from American Magazine notes the first boat sail as an inventive imitation of a bird’s wing in wind, highlighting early maritime ingenuity and observational copying of natural flight for propulsion.
Collections for the first nine days of sale of the 1929 plates totaled more than $250000 ahead of sales in any previous year. The report notes strong early demand and records the unprecedented pace of purchases compared with prior years.
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