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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1944
Page
5
The fragment lists advertising rates for telephones and death notices, with per word and per insertion costs. It includes miscellaneous for sale items and local listings, names, addresses, and product mentions, but the legibility is poor.
Shoee prices jumped to their highest level in seven years sparking strong demand for grain and bunting with several grains rising, U.S. Steel and Bethlehem preferred gained, while Live and other issues advanced. London shares surged to their highest since early 1937 as Fortune magazine optimism about postwar demand grows, with automotive and railway equipment stocks showing notable activity.
SAN FRANCISCO notices report the death of Frederick William Plowright on July 1. Funeral services are scheduled at Cardens Chapel, with burial at Prairie Mortuary, MeetCity, Wednesday, August 80. The obituary notes his time of passing and the planned funeral arrangements. Also included are market notices on poultry prices showing declines for dressed broilers, fryers, and roasters, and a listing of various poultry weight categories and prices.
Fragmentary OCR text lists fruits and vegetables with unclear words and garbled phrases. It mentions cherries nectarines peaches plums cabbage celery and other items but many terms are unreadable or jumbled. The surrounding text appears non coherent and not tied to a clear event or report.
A scrambled livestock headline notes cattle and calves with mixed prices and conditions. It mentions heifers cows and calves with ranges in hundreds and tens, plus sheep and hogs showing varying demand and generally steady to steady prices. The fragment cites quantities like 19,0080 head and 972, and references buyers feeding at feeders and market days.
San Francisco dairy market notes show unclear abbreviations and odd figures. Prices listed include toad 289 and triplets 27,2 with unreadable regional tags and vendors amid murky OCR.
A fragmented OCR listing shows various grade labels such as Grade A and Grade ACW next to items like Medion and Ginko. References to markets, places (Italy), and terms like large, small, and local egg market appear, though many words are garbled, producing a dense but unclear inventory card style item.
Mr and Mrs Norman Jacobs of 1 A104 Martison avenue hosted a farewell party on Sunday with guests including Mr and Mrs Wilbert Meyers Wesley Grate Wayne Dickson Mr and Mrs Milton Van Pelt and Shirley their guest Mrs Albert Paypas of 7262 Seven Wille road hosted a farewell party for Taste Hanover on Thursday with two young guests who reside with their parents at S289 Teawyoud Hus as the Bayry scene and Castro Valley youth attended the event
Fragmentary OCR shows several teams and players listed with scattered scores and names from a National League playoff context. Names such as Philadelphia and Brooklyn appear among incomplete lines, with mixed fragments of line scores and attendee notes plus personal notices.
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