Hayward Post Office Sees About Five Percent Growth
Hayward postmaster H A Radford reports a conservative estimate of roughly 5 percent increase in patrons served over the past year. The office now serves around 6,000 people, a figure that likely understates the district population including Hayward proper and nearby areas.
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Hayward
Spark
H. A.radford
Sons of
J. Bradford
Bradford
Haygaard
Sam
Preparations Complete for Hayward Community Dinner
Final plans for the Hayward Chamber of Commerce annual dinner are set for February 12 at Native Sons Hall. Tickets are $1, with 490 seats prepared by Fred Hammontree of the Pergola. Speakers include John Mitchell on cooperation and commerce and Oakland Chamber’s Mr. Miller on inter‑est cooperation.
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Hayward Chamber of Commerce
Jacob Harder Jr
Hayward
Native Sons Hall
Chamber of Commerce
Castro Street
Fred Hammontree
Pergola
Chamber
John Mitchell
Itchell
Kammerer
Anna Obermuller
van Burke
Hayward Union High School
Miller
Oakland Chamber of Commerce
Grammar School Pays Tribute To Abraham Lincoln
At the regular weekly assembly the eighth grade under Mrs Straven presented a program honoring Lincoln. The lineup included Band selections, Salute to the Flag, Star Spangled Banner, readings on Lincoln and his tribute, a cornet solo, lessons from Lincoln, assembly songs, and a concluding band march. Wild hogs are plentiful in the buttes about Sutter City with hunting parties active.
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New Grammar School
Charlotte Stevens
Lincoln
High Eighth
America
Sutter City
Lost Hampton gold wrist watch at Dania Hall
Reward offered for return to Mrs. Zabala. Notice states loss occurred Monday or Wednesday afternoon at Dania Hall and offers ten pounds five shillings for the return.
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Hampton
Dania Hall
Record Prune Sale From Yuba City
The largest single prune sale in Sutter County history totals 270 tons sold by Golden State Orchard Co to Guggenheim interests for about 60900 dollars. The crop stored at Harter Sutter County will be shipped early this week to San Jose for packing, announced by Garth Ottney of Marysville.
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Yuba City
Sutter County
Golden State Orchard Company
Guggenheim
Harter
San Jose
Garth Ottney
Maryssille
Diabetes Death Rate Reduced
Insulin use is credited with lowering diabetes deaths. Mortality fell from 16.2 to 15.1 per 100000 in 1924, based on Metropolitan Life Insurance figures released by Haley Fiske, president.
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New York
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Haley Fiske
Bay Section Rocked by Brief San Francisco Earthquake
An earthquake of brief duration shook the San Francisco bay region this morning around 1:05 to 1:06 local time. The center was 25 miles southwest of Santa Clara University near San Mateo, awakening residents and rattling windows and homes.
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United Press
San Francisco
San Francisco Bay
Santa Clara
House Votes Postal Pay Increase and Rates
United Press reports the House passed a postal pay and rate increase to raise sixty million dollars for a year with President Coolidge’s approval. Salaries for postal workers rise by sixty eight million dollars annually. The bill advances to the Senate with no recorded vote.
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United Press Wash
House
Alameda County Booms in Dairying
A state agriculture report highlights Alameda County's dairy output with 2,568,147 pounds of butterfat and 1,243,038 gallons of ice cream. It lists 17 ice cream manufacturers and 3 cream distributors, tying the county to California’s $118.647 million dairy total for the year.
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Alameda County
State Department of Agriculture
California
Pigeon Flight Delayed By Rains
Weather forecasts for heavy rain and fog prompt Hayward Homing Pigeon club to postpone a winter racing event. Officials say plans may be revisited if conditions improve.
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Hayward Homing Pigeon Club
British Labor leader vows to strengthen party platform
Ex Premier MacDonald, bronzed after a Jamaica holiday, arrived in London vowing to rebuild the Labor Party’s education and organization and its return to power. A bill has been introduced in Sacramento to restore Rossfort ruins in Sonoma County, damaged by Russians in 1811.
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London
Labor Party
MacDonald
Jamaica
Sacramento
Rossfort
Sonoma County
Paist
New pruning methods revive 1000 cherry trees orchard
Agricultural extension agents report that L. N. Turner’s Mount Eden road cherry orchard near Hayward rose from near death to high yields over four years. Progressive pruning, weed removal, and dusting against thrips renewed wood growth, improved ease of picking, and produced superior fruit quality.
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L. NM. Turner
Mount Eden Road
Hayward
Agricultural Extension Service
Shane
Maintai
San Leandro Men Sell Property at Oakland Corner
San Leandro residents E Faustina and A E Pelton sold part of their Oakland holdings at the northeast corner of Twelfth and Jackson Streets for 75000 cash. The sale followed ten months after their speculative purchase and they have recently acquired substantial San Leandro business district holdings with gains cited in front foot terms.
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E. Faustina
San Leandro
A. E. Pelton
Oakland
Twelfth and
Jackson Streets
Pelton
Faustina
Storm Delayed But Is Coming Over Pacific Coast
A storm in the Rocky Mountains delayed a major winter system as it moved toward the coast. Forecasts predict rain tonight and Wednesday with the system still advancing, though slightly overdue. Ships report the storm center around 42 miles north and 140 miles west of San Francisco.
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San Francisco
Rocky Mountains
Total Weather Bureau
Bureau
Here
Alameda Supervisors Back One Cent Gas Tax Move
The Alameda County Board of Supervisors voted to support a California legislature proposal to add one cent per gallon to the state gas tax. The resolution, sent to Senator Breed, aligned with the California Association of County Supervisors. Opposition from Berkeley’s Redmond C Staats was withdrawn after noting the state supervisors association backing.
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Alameda County Board of Supervisors
Senator Breed
California
William E. Hamilton Sudgetion
Valfornia Sociation of
Chas. W. Hey
Hundreds of miles of new state highway proposed
United Press reports Sacramento February 10 hundreds of miles of new state highways are sought in bills introduced in the first half of the legislative session with action after February 24. Nearly 100 measures affecting motorists address financing liability amendments and miscellaneous regulations, detailing proposed routes across the state.
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United Press
Sacramento
Adte
Lincoln
Newcastie
Vallejo
Sears
Colfax
Grass Valley
Thornton
Santa Crus
el Centro
Calexico
Sonora
Mariposa
Shavers Wells
Coachella
Blythe
Colorado River
Oxnard
Ventura
Tijuana
San Diego
Needles
Tupac
Coleville
Nevada
San Raphael
Point San
Time About End Of Earth Debated By Professor Moulin
University of Chicago's Professor Ray Moulin says there is vast time before Earth's end. He estimates a billion billion years may pass before humanity must fear destruction as the Sun nears another sun.
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United Press
Chicago
Ray Moulin
University of Chicago
Moulin
Man Sought In Death Mystery Will Surrender
SAN FRANCISCO Feb 1 John H Tipton an important witness in the death of Lee Camp Kings county rancher is in San Francisco and will surrender tonight He told police he would come in and reveal all Camp was killed when he fell from a windmill Tipton uncle of Camp foster mother Mrs Stanton who inherits the rancher’s fortune
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United Press
San Francisco
John H. Tipton
Lee Camp
Kings County
Tipton
Camp
Mrs. Stanton
Indians Reported On Warpath For Death Of Brave
Santa Fe New Mexico February 10 officers of the New Mexico war guard said they would not act on a reported uprising near Cuba until the Indian agency advised. About one hundred Indian braves were said to be gathered near Cuba ready to war against white homesteaders to avenge the previous day’s killing of an Indian by a Cuba constable.
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Santa FE
N. M
N. M. War Guard
Cuba
New Mexico
Indian Agency
New Physicians Office Opens in Hayward by McClellands
Drs J L and Sophie J McClelland, after over thirty five years serving Fresno and Merced counties, establish a home in Hayward. They purchase property at PD and 3rd streets. Dr Sophie J McClelland continues obstetrics and gynecology at 1276 D street, phone 146 J.
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J. L
Sophie J. McClelland
Fresno
Merced
Hayward
3Rd Streets
D Street
Mission San Jose Workers Cut Down Ancient Trees
Workmen at Mission San Jose felled a fig tree and two orange trees said to be more than 190 years old. The incident raises concerns over preservation of historical plantings and potential implications for the site’s heritage.
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M Sion
San Jose
Floyd Collins in Cave Reach Efforts Move Toward Freedom
Report from Cave City Kentucky dated February 10 describes progress in rescuers work to reach Floyd Collins trapped in Lana Cave. The shaft deepens past thirty feet with dynamite planned to open a path. Miller testifies Collins is at the lone entrance, disputing rumors of a rear exit.
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United Press
Cave City
Floyd Collins
Collins
Lana Cave
William Miller
Luisville
Miller
Strock-Stoops Wedding Held in Hayward Berkeley
Miss Eileen Eva Strock and Mr. Clyne Stoops were married last evening at the brides home 1222 B street Hayward. Rev Josiah Daniels officiated the ceremony with Dorothy Mae Jordan as bridesmaid Wayne Allan Stoops named as best man and ushers Earl Strock and Dave Morris. Dora Butts performed a solo I Love You and a wedding supper followed before the couple departed for an unspecified honeymoon locale.
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Eileen Eva Strock
Hayward
Clyne Stoops
Berkeley
B Street
Josiah Daniels
Dorothy Mae Jordan
Wayne Allan Stoops
Earl Strock
Dave Morris
Dora Butts
Constance Pardee
Flyers Die In Burning Plane Near Santos Antonio Field
SANTO ANTONIO Texas Feb 10 Flames shot from a plane when two Brooksfield cadets crashed about two and a half miles from the flying field. The bodies were so badly burned they could not be identified.
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United Press
Santo Antonio
Texas
Brooksfield
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