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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1925
Page
3
A crowded column of snatches and jokes on waves of wit and domestic foibles. Gossipy quips about grandpas, allowances, throat-clearing misprints, and a parade of light verse bits. Names and places drift through a collage of humor and everyday absurdities.
The state Attorney General cites a 1923 law outlawing criminal use of slingshots and similar weapons, which prosecutors say accidentally bars police and sheriffs from carrying standard gear. The ruling declares it a felony with one to five years in prison, sparking actions to carve out exemptions for officers.
Miss N. Clara Berg presents views on character education in Hayward elementary schools. She argues for teaching character in all schools, citing Lincoln as an example and urging teachers to train minds to master ideals, differentiate right from wrong, and foster qualities like honesty, loyalty, self control, and dependability.
Chicago report says night and day shifts, overtime work, and high demand strain mills. Rail steel products forecast 450000 to 500000 tons of reinforcing bars in 1925, aiming to double last year's production. Nine.
A dog named Mickey, reportedly stolen from Albert Mills, returns home during his four year old master’s fever crisis. Doctors had given up hope as the child lay ill for six days. the dog’s visit calmed him and the fever subsided. Also mentions upcoming Madera County fair and a dictionary definition debate.
In Berkeley Judge T. W. Harris granted a restraining order to E. B. Parsons to prevent neighbor C. W. Luhr from cutting down half of a 25 year old eucalyptus tree that straddles their property line. The case continues next Friday with further ruling expected.
Dr Sophia J McClelland physician surgeon specializes in diseases of women and obstetrics practices weekdays with morning and afternoon hours at home and office 1276 D Street provides obstetric and gynecological care and consultations.
Classifieds offer baby chicks from Hayward hatcheries, cottages for rent, sale of wind mills, electric range, a Portuguese speaking clerk, room and board wanted, a five room house for rent, a 1923 Ford Touring car for sale, multiple lots of poultry and farm equipment, and a gardener note. Listings include contact details and prices where shown.
Federal officers argued that the 1920 prohibition law applied to all who entered the district, while Attorney Gosersk Webb contended the measure was limited to specified agents. The court ruling covered enforcement scope and the interpretation of "every person" under the law.
San Joaquin potato men warn a four shortage may form as Los Angeles consumes 30 cars daily and Pacific states face crop shortfalls, signaling widespread supply pressure.
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