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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1925
Page
1
Local business man Bart Russell tells Spark reporter that road safety requires mutual responsibility from drivers and pedestrians. He cites past year improvements in the east bay yet notes many deaths and injuries from failures to respect others on the road. He warns that smart driving alone won’t prevent crashes.
Stanley Place of San Leandro, 21, was commissioned as a second lieutenant in the 159th infantry Berkeley assignment after serving as a sergeant in Company F. He is a Fremont High School senior and commander of the ROTC, with Oakland as his home.
Miss Evelyn Azevedo of Mission San Jose won first place in a state-wide Queen contest for the 36th anniversary of the Portuguese lodge in Hayward. Rose Silva of Hayward and Hazel Silva of Sacramento took second and third, each earning $50. The winner receives $160 and a Neptune Beach parade event is set for July 11 with speakers including Consul General Euclides Goulart da Costa.
The California Cattlemen’s Association reports May sales up over April and June sales doubling May figures, pushing weekly sales beyond 0.3 million dollars. Secretary Jardine visited San Francisco, endorsing cooperative marketing as a solution, signaling strong continued demand for the rest of June and into July. The article lists program members A Cunha, F I Lemos, and J C Valim, with an evening social including swimming, outdoor supper, and a dance featuring Ismalia Carvalho, Jose Garcia, A C Carvalho, and Mary Valim.
Officials report the Dumbarton bridge project in progress with the first flat span across San Francisco Bay. Four hundred twenty four concrete piles have been driven to the bay as piling work secures the structure. The plan calls for nine spans in total for the bridge.
One hundred Hayward men signed up for a local observance of National Defense Test day. Harry Bradford, postmaster and Army Reserve captain, said volunteers will show manpower in case of invasion. City officials will decide if a second demonstration proceeds and the signed men may be called out for a parade.
The Presbyterian church Bible School will open for the summer vacation period. Pupils accepted will be between ages four to fourteen years. The girl will be instructed in art and wax work and the boys in carpentering and cabinet work. A regular kindergarten class will be open to the little tots.
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Hayward officials announce strict enforcement of the fireworks ban on the national holiday. They warn fire crackers pose fire and injury risks and urge residents to skip fireworks for safety.
Wingers in three agricultural clubs in southern Alameda county will be selected in the next two weeks. J B Hammon announces he will review records from Niles Centerville and Pleasanton clubs to pick winners to be sent to the University of Davis in October. Club membership totals 157 with plans to add pigs and esks after the current contest. Oscar Braun departs Friday for a vacation in Northern Idaho.
Work of excavating for four new rooms at Hay Ward Grammar school is underway and expected to finish before bids for the addition. Bids open July 6 with contract awarded soon after. Separate bids are asked for the Grammar school addition Orchard Ward two rooms and a combined bid for the entire project. The board will select the lowest combined bid.
Joseph Sierra of Hayward aged 25 died Thursday night at Walnut Grove from sun stroke. A native of Portugal he leaves a wife in mourning.
Ernest Purt of Hayward died after a brief illness at 51. He lived at Meple Court and came from San Francisco, a native of Hungary, survived by his wife. Selma Domingoes, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joaquin Domingoes of Hayward, died after ten days illness at one year eight months.
A contract for building beside Hayward Union High School was let to John and Branagh Oakland contractor for 199 500 dollars. The project includes an administration hall and an auditorium seating 2088. Manual training shop nears completion and will be ready at the fall opening. Bond issue of 280 000 dollars financed part of the program with bonds selling at a 11 600 premium.
Major Francis Peter Adama leads 225 Marines from San Diego to Santa Barbara to relieve guards. They depart at noon to bolster defense in the earthgashe stricken city tonight.
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