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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1925
Page
4
In Oregon February 14 Patrolman Drennan off duty spots a man with a violin case entering a vacant lot. The officer confronts the fellow who explains he bought the instrument to practice at night, claiming his neighbors might hear him.
New York, Feb 14. The Camp Fire Girls celebrate their thirteenth birthday starting Sunday, March 15. Films from National Headquarters say the event focuses on home life with girls taking on homemaking duties, budgeting, cooking, and hosting their fathers and mothers as guests for the weekend.
An Airedale named Pal likely saved twelve people by barking to alert Eugene Crail in a basement as flames swept a flooded house in GQAKLAND on February 14. Firefighters rescued several residents trapped by the blaze.
An eight and a half pound girl was born to Alice Roosevelt Longworth in Chicago today. The hospital announced both mother and child are in fine condition.
California's booming population strains dairy supplies as imports rise. December 1924 saw 1 374 067 pounds of butter come from outside states, led by Idaho and Washington, signaling a shift toward market milk and regional production growth despite overall industry expansion.
Castro Valley reports the death of Billy Griffin who had been seriously ill. his body is to be shipped to Capistrano for burial. Mrs P H Hoare visited Mrs Jas Keller in Oakland on Wednesday. Mrs W Lawsen hosted twelve ladies for a card party on Parsons Avenue last Thursday in honor of her birthday. prizes went to Mrs B Phillips and Mrs A Barnsdale. A Valentine party is planned for Mr and Mrs J Breen’s home in Oakland this Saturday evening. Mr A P Thomas, previously ill, is reported to be better.
Dr. Virgil E. Dickson reports eight months of experiments at KGO show radio broadcasting enhances classroom work. About ten classes across diverse schools listened to lessons, average radio class size was around two hundred. Findings indicate new thinking and writing techniques with drawing benefiting most, signaling a potential shift in educational methods.
In Marin County 64 telephone operators braved flood waters in the dead of night to reach their posts as general alarm sounded at 3 o clock Wednesday morning. They navigated icy waters without shoes or stockings while others were stranded. colleagues carried them through waist deep torrents to waiting cars. Exchanges remained fully functional throughout the catastrophe.
Buffalo man Dr Charles C. Roose to build a sea observe cottage for girls as a gift to his daughter Edith R. Lacy who died in the 1923 earthquake. The project supported by Yokohame Y W C A will be in memory at the sea coast.
Three white men are dead and two Black men held in jail after a wholesale shooting scrape in Orange Texas. The violence followed a campaign by white merchants to urge white residents to trade locally. Tensions were high and authorities took extra precautions to prevent mob violence.
A. B. Bucker recovers at home from a broken arm after cranking a car to assist a friend. Pigeon Show interest spans Missouri and Tennessee with 55 entries and 4 championships noted by C. R. King. Hayward Catholic Daughters plan Prim Charity via A Hope Chest sale proceeds for charity.
In Los Angeles on February 17 District Attorney Keyes challenged the self declared slayer Farmer Page to produce two society women as witnesses. Page had seven witnesses claiming self defense while Keyes hinted at two mystery witnesses and an ace in the hole for the court proceeding.
The B Street School hosts inter league games after class under Miss Katherine Hogrefe. Both boys and girls compete on parallel courts while newer grounds stay flooded from recent rains. Spectator turnout is high and enthusiasm runs strong.
Joseph B. Hammond assistant farm advisor of Hayward spoke yesterday afternoon at the Pleasanton Farm Center about methods for growing vegetables in home gardens.
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