Trustees Would Buy Lots Near Jail Property
Hayward trustees in regular session authorize purchasing a fifty foot lot adjoining the jail for up to 3000 and take an option on another lot up to 10000 to gain 150 feet of Castro street frontage as potential city hall site. Other actions include street work, lighting requests, and boilerplate ordinances on garages and sewer bonds.
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Board of Trustees of
Hayward
C Street
Peterson
Peralta
Simon Street
Maple Court
Ramos Bros
Hollywood
Fine Barnes Milk Sanatorium opens with praise and praise
Hayward observers tour the Barnes Milk Sanatorium in a newly opened building described as a charming modern home with oak floors frescoes and private baths. Officials, bankers, and community leaders praised the design harmony and the patient friendly layout as they toured the facilities and sampled Holstein milk.
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Union High School
Barnes Milk Sanatorium
Hayward
Castro Street
Or. O. W. Barnes
Miss Veatch
Chamber of Commerce
Rotarians
Lions
Foreman blamed for California wreck that killed four
Coroner jury in Hayward held Jesus Gutierrez foreman responsible for a December 30 collision near Decoto station. Injured witness Joseph Abrao testified Gutierrez ordered workers onto a gasoline car in heavy fog without track clearance checks or warning flags. Engineer H A Wisler and fireman John McCarthy were absolved of blame.
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Deco
Jesus Gutierrez
Hayward
Joseph Abrao
Gutierrez
Decoto
Abrao
Fox
H. A. Wisler
John McCarthy
Jackson Inn proprietor fined for illegal liquor possession
M. D. Malageta of Hayward was fined 400 by Judge Jacob Harder for illegal liquor possession. He was arrested late Wednesday by county officials headed by George Helms and C. E. Flint, then released on his own recognizance.
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M.D. Malageta
Jackson Inn
Hayw
Jacob Harder, Sr
George Helms
C. E. Flint
Malageta
Alameda County Business Grows Threefold Since 1918
County Recorder Gilman W. Bacon reports 1925 receipts of 185 244.30 with expenses 240 797.51 and a county profit of 47 446.79. Documents filed rose to 112 682 from 42 014 in 1918, signaling a strong rise in county business and 1 163 more marriages recorded.
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Alameda County
Gilman W. Bacon
Recorder Bacon
Recorder’s
Woodcraft Public Installation Planned at Odd Fellows Hall
Palma Circle Neighbors of Woodcraft will hold a public installation of new officers at the Odd Fellows Hall on Wednesday evening January 20 at p.m. Ellen E Bettencourt will be installing officer and Carolyn Johnson will direct the program followed by dancing.
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Palma Circle
Woodcraft
Odd Fellows Hall
Ellen E. Bettencourt
Carolyn Johnson
P G and E Move Headquarters to A Street
The P G and E offices relocate to the Starr building on A street with new facilities and staff led by William Oswill. The Robinson Real Estate concern vacates space as customers learn the change and continue paying bills at the new site. Mrs. J S Sayres, 63, underwent major surgery at Hayward General Hospital and is recovering. she is the mother in law of realtor W J Lamb who comments on mother in law jokes.
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Starr
William Oswill
Robinson Real Estate Concern
Electrical Corporation
J. S. Sayres
Hayward General Hospital
Weather Records Show Drought Pressure on Hayward Crops
Records from the Hayward farm adviser's office show only 1.16 inches of rainfall last month, versus 4.06 inches in December 1924. The lingering spell threatens spring and summer crops unless ample rain arrives. December temperatures ranged from a high of 77 degrees to a low of 29, with 23 clear days, 1 cloudy day, and 1 partly cloudy day.
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Hayward Farm
Hayward
Eaton
Building totals in Hayward area show large gains
The Hayward vicinity reports an estimated total improvement investment nearing the million dollar mark, with city construction at $611 185 within boundaries and suburban projects boosting overall activity. Building permits in 1924 reached $231 412 and past years show similar levels. Tax delinquencies rise with January 11 deadline looming and about $34 000 expected this week.
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Hayward
Mark Tempieten
M. C. Riges
For Sale of Poults and Pallets a Mixed Classified Row
Multiple for sale notices list 230 week old pullets at 1.00 each in Castro Valley with contact Ri 3 Box 15 A Center street plus 600 pullets 20 weeks old Grade A from trap nested stock with 250 eggs or better. Also a tapestry rug for sale and stray cow information.
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W. L
Center Street
Castro Valley
Harder Ranch
Hayward
Lustigs Return to Hayward Furniture Trade After Five Months Away
Jacob Lustig returns to Hayward to reopen the family furniture business with son Leonard. They close out old stock at the corner of A and Watkins street to offer a larger, improved selection and invite both old and new customers to visit.
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Jacob Lustig
Hayward
Leonard
Southland
Watkins Street
Lustig
Building Permits Total 17000 Authorized by Board
The Board of Trustees approved building permits totaling over 17000 after weather favorable for construction. Major permits include Farm Products Sales Co. galvanized structure 26x240 feet for 2500, Care Fronding bungalow 2560, M G Duarte cottage 1400, C E Walker cottage 1006, Frank Bynzail 4-room bungalow 7500, A T Perry cottage 1400, and Peter Thoroton 5-room house on Second Street 3000.
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Board of Trustees
M. G. Riggs
M. G. Duarte
C. E. Walker
Frank Bynzail
A. T. Perry
Peter Thoroton
Second Street
One Liquor Cache Marred by City Arrests
Over the past year Marshal Fred P. Schilling notes one city liquor possessor was arrested and convicted while others faced fines or jail in Hayward. Joseph Cabral of a Jackson street pool hall paid a $250 fine for possessing liquor. Enforcements drove bootleggers to the county, reducing city cases compared with 1924.
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Fred P. Schilling
Hayward Court
Marshal Schilling
Cne
Joseph Cabral
Jackson Street
Saint
Medical Board Meeting At Alameda County Hospital
The Southern Alameda County Medical Board will hold its monthly meeting and banquet at Alameda County Hospital near San Leandro next Monday night January 11. Secretary Mrs Lucile Tomsey of Hayward says the program includes several speakers and topics. The board formed recently and shows rapid progress in membership finances and plans.
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Alameda County Hospital
Sang Leandro
Southern
Alameda
Hayward Native Sons Elect Officers At Meeting
The Hayward Native Sons in Eden Parlor last night elected officers for the ensuing term, with Dale Simpson unanimously nominated previously. A new meeting place was discussed after the sale of the old hall building, and plans included disposal of furniture and possible future construction on their A Place site.
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Hayward Native Sons
Eden Parlor
Native Sons' Hall
Dale Simpson
Highlands Elected Men for Federation at Meeting
Hayward Highlands Improvement Club voted to join the Federation of Improvement Clubs of Eden township. Delegates named Emrie B. Smith Co. F. MacBarron and Frank Swickard with alternates H. E B. Scott Wm. Lowe and T. W. Cordry. The name Hayward Highlands was adopted and a public information committee formed. Frank Hanna and EB A. Vinton attended. meeting was well attended and the entertainment committee served coffee and coughunte.
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Hayward Highlands
Jan
Hayward Highlands Improvement Club
Federation of Improvement
Eden Township
Emrie B. Smith
Co. F. MacBarron
Frank Swickard
H. E B. Scott
Wm. Lowe
T. W. Cordry
Hayward Heath
Frank Hanna
EB. A. Vinton
Hayward
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Michigan
General Motors Co
Beration
Stebbins Bros
Ervice
San Leandro
Hayward Area
Harvard
Fred P. Sechulizs
NEW Today
Lustigs
Highlands
Dodge Brothers
Walter H. Daniels
Graham Brothers
Chrysler
ESSEX
GI Sid Loewenthal
P.O
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