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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1910
Page
2
The Hayward Review publishes weekly on Fridays with Thos D Calkins as editor and publisher. It lists office phone Hayward 42 and subscription rates as one year or six months, noting July 3 1909 postmark and second class mailing status.
A poetic reflection on a visitor called the man from the hills who speaks of trails streams mines and highland winds. The town settles back after his departure while Amy longs for the rugged outsider.
The article denounces a misimpression that after January 1 1910 it would be illegal to issue tokens under one dollar. It notes the law was found unconstitutional by the United States District Attorney's office and emphasizes merchants need not fear enforcement. The piece also contains local commentary on school attendance and political rivalry in Sacramento County.
The passage extols starting young, hard work, and avoiding idleness as keys to advancement. It contrasts workers who build and save with idle loafers, urges decisive action against threats, and urges honest advertising to attract money and growth for Hayward. It frames progress as earned through diligence and transparent business practices.
The Yreka Journal envisions dividing California and Oregon to form Siskiyou with state government moved to Berkeley and Friend Richardson named governor. Olive pulp as fuel is praised as a potential new industry, while Henry T. Gage is slated for a Portugal minister post.
A concerned official urges teachers and superintendents to partner with local newspapers to publicize school efforts. Newspapers can boost public awareness of education and foster support, but schools must proactively supply information and updates rather than rely on reporters to cover every detail.
J C Nem urged Farmers Week attendees at Davis to start education with the farm calling. He contrasted professional prep in law and business with farming, noting few attend farm institutes and Weeks. He urged stronger agricultural schools and applied study to reduce farm drudgery and boost profitability. The California Cultivator excerpt ends proposing support for agricultural education and subscription details.
A faulty OCR reads a grocery advertisement promising reliable delivery of fresh items. It touts tea and coffees, sugar, flour, eggs, cheese, canned goods, dry cereals, and packaged foods. It invites regular patronage.
A mangled clipping notes a dramatic shift in Oakland as perceptions of greatness intensify. The fragment references laggeiites in a day and compares to New York or Chicago, with San Jose Times observing the city’s surprising evolution.
Fragmentary text notes Plymouth Rock posters for safety effort. Mentions Petersen place Castro Vale and a review office for printing.
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