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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1925
Page
5
Frank Leach owner of Eden Creamery calls for state milk control via a public utility framework. He argues milk is essential, public health depends on it, and regulation would stabilize supply and protect consumers.
The Daily Review will not publish on Saturday July Fourth due to the national holiday. The next edition will be released Monday evening, July 6.
Public notice lists milk prices in effect on and after July 6 1925. Eden Creamery signed by Frank C Leach. Jersey Creamery signed by Louis Camenzind.
Mr and Mrs Hal E Reynolds plan to leave Saturday morning for Santa Cruz where they will spend the Fourth and Sunday.
Hayward post commander Jack Flynn announces a public dance at Native Sons hall starting at eight o’clock with decorated allied flag standards. Legion members decorated the hall after a brief meeting, inviting all Hayward residents to attend the community celebration on the eve of July Fourth.
Father Thomas Byrne takes over duties at All Hallows parish in San Francisco. He is succeeded by Father Fleming as assistant to Father Connonna at All Saints church.
In Swamscott Massachusetts on July 3 four motorcycle policemen, rushing to White Court, narrowly avoided hitting Mrs. Calvin Coolidge as she walked with a Secret Service guard. She jumped aside, and the bikes sped past into the White Court grounds.
William F P Petticrew aged resident of Hayward died Thursday evening at his Niles Road home after a long illness. He was born in Scotland and lived 42 years in the district having come from Minnesota. He is survived by a nephew who lived with him since infancy. Funeral services Monday at Sorensen Brothers chapel with Eu cryptus Lodge of Masons No 243 in charge. Burial at Ever y cen cemetery of Oakland.
Three distinct quakes struck Santa Barbara causing minor injuries to twelve workers and damage to brick buildings. Affected State Street was closed as Marines guarded the area. telephone service to Ventura and outside regions was disrupted. No serious injuries reported. Quakes felt in Montecello and Ventura.
Kelly and Wiles, local Studebaker agents, signed a lease for a new garage to be built by Gato Principia at the Castro Street corner with Smalley Avenue. The concrete structure will cost between 15000 and 20000 dollars and include a large service shop and an elaborate showroom, erected by Jim Willison.
SAN FRANCISCO July 3 A new form of government has been established in Canton by the Nationalist party. A committee of 16 now governs the city according to advices received by a local Chinese newspaper.
New bungalow with latest improvements advertised for quick sale. One acre plot equipped for chickens. Interested parties directed to apply box 100 with Hayward Review date for details.
Clarence Darrow said here that John T Scopes attorneys will file an injunction to move the evolution case from Dayton district court to a federal court in Nashville.
President Coolidge visits Swamscott Massachusetts to commemorate the 155th anniversary of George Washington arriving at Cambridge Common to take command. He plans to deliver the main address at the Cambridge celebration marking Washington's function for command.
Oslo reports Captain Rosid Amundsen intends a dirigible pull toward Alaska as a preliminary step before a new venture to reach the pole by air. He believes the dirigible offers a better chance than a prior airplane attempt.
Hong Kong report states a destroyer departs for protection as tensions rise in the broader defense stance reported by the Times correspondent in London on July 3.
The second annual corn feed by San Leandro post 117 of the American Legion was interrupted by a high tide that formed an island around the camping scene on San Leandro municipal beach. Hayward post members attended as guests of honor and the veterans kept the party going on high ground despite immersion.
Four people were killed and another injured when an Inland Electric Line train collided with an automobile at Freeman near Spokane. The crash occurred July 3, killing all four occupants of the car and leaving one passenger hospitalized.
Chicago July 3 Donald D Mc Maillian commander of the Naval polar expedition reaches Battle Harbor. The flagship Perry anchors and the party is safe. An American destroyer was sent to Young Tong after a launch carrying missionaries to Hong Kong did not return.
The Stewart Fruit Company reported a new seasonal peak with apricots selling for 100 dollars per ton to growers as two carloads hit Omaha Nebraska and Sioux City Iowa. One car sold in each city surpassing Chicago market prices by five dollars per ton.
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