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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1902
Page
4
The piece reports funding for a new school home in Redwood Canyon, bids for erection nearing. It notes guardianship actions for Eldridge Doll, a ward with expenses authorized, and a San Lorenzo school trustee appointment. It mentions plumbing work, court suit over $299, a Cal May reopening, and a local marriage in San Francisco Oakland.
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A long prose item announces Hayward’s upcoming horse show set for Saturday March 8 on B Street. It touts blue blooded pedigrees and all equine varieties, with Foresters Band and ladies fair. Officials and committees are named, inviting entries by March 7 to tabulate names and pedigrees for display and prizes.
Sunday brings Decision Day observed in the Presbyterian Church with Dr Curry preaching at 11 and a 7 80 p m sermon titled Now The Christian Endeavor Society celebrates twenty four years with a 630 p m anniversary service All welcome Also the Board of Supervisors awards lighting contract for San Leandro road to Suburban Company at 206 40 monthly for two years commencing March 15 with Hayward Electric Line as sole rival The contract runs until February 1 but continues until Suburban can power the road Engineer Ed McKinney resigns to join Spring Valley Water Company Elmer Patterson succeeds him and duties pass to Suburban Secretary OBrien Meanwhile Thos C Armstrong’s suit accusing wife and children of conspiring to deprive him of 16 000 property ends in his favor being upheld by Judge Greene. Armstrong must now transfer the property back under court order
Rumors of a coast cannery merger fade as the option outside California fruit canners is extended to February 1. Authorities say no chaining will occur and growers welcome a move toward contracting. The California Fruit Canners Association plans an early February meeting likely to propose radical management changes, including replacing a manager and ousting several top officers from the main office.
Crow Canyon reports the quail shoot phase concluded with J Souza delivering strong scores while wild pigeons drew local attention in the hills. Ranchers seek a water contractor to comment on mains laying, aiming to secure water during the dry spell.
Dinennnnncu Social Set recounts a Saturday Native Sons affair in Native Sons Hall. The Congregational Church society plans a Valentine social. Crane Hall wedding in San Lorenzo draws many friends. Woodmen of Mt. Eden to host a Wigwam dance. Nils Quist hosts an old fashioned house warming on Buena Vista. Henry Haag and Minnie Dowdell quietly wed at the Catholic Church. Haas couple to reside at Castro and C streets. Native Daughters celebrate their first birthday on February 12 with games and banquet. Veterans League to host memorial tribute to McKinley. Fraternal Brotherhood to host Naive Sons dance with Oakland attendees. Grand Trustee Shannon visits Court Hayward. Notables include Jaz. Games, W. J. Ramage, Refim. J. NeCor, G. A. Oakes and Jaman.
County clerk to compile a new Great Register this year. Every voter may be transferred to the new register. The law requires annual complete registration in all counties and towns, starting January, with ongoing updates except during the forty days before elections when transfers are allowed within wards.
A government notice states that certain actions are prohibited within twenty days immediately before any election. The rule applies to county or city and county jurisdictions, restricting activities that could influence voters during this quiet period.
Mrs Mary E Teuts evangelist of panty for the W C T U spoke at Hayward Methodist Church directing lectures to young women. A large crowd signed a pledge to abstain from questionable drinks and not to smoke while discussions denounced hot habits. A Total Abstinence Society forming vows to marry no man who smokes drinks or chews and to recite The Lips That Touch Liquor Shall Never Touch Mine. An early formation noted as the locals view the Iyana Tag cigar by A De Camp.
Local notes report Anna- Jeare IL Woods confined to her room with grippe this week. H W Meek and wife left for a short trip via Hitet Lou McKinney street. W Linscott visited Hayward, and John Schwartz ill earlier in the week. John Hamburg attended the funeral of former employer 4 H Farrell. Chae Ruppricht and Walf Haley traveled to Centerville to install officers. A P Brunner and wife of Ukiah visiting. Brunner’s brother Harry a leading hardware firm member contemplates steam laundries in Ukiah China. H W Spear, ex-Recorder, with I McLaughlin of Mutual Life, hosted by local statesmen. Dr Masero of San Francisco eyed stock purchase. owns rare Chinese sleeve dog not for sale. The Lyceum at Rochester publishes Rev L J Garver’s lectures. Hayward friends celebrate his national repute.
Will Rewire Houses Ed Meillaney plans to discuss rewiring contracts before leaving for Crystal Lake where he will join Spring Valley Company. The Subuahan Company pushes rewiring in many places and bondman houses owners should consult Mr McKinney regarding the work. All latest actors in high grade perfumes at Reid's Drug Store.
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