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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1929
Page
5
Fraternal Order of Eagles Aerie No. 1139 holds a Thursday night meeting at Fivehall on Castro Street Hayward. Joseph L. Moniz serves as secretary and can be reached at IP O. Box 563 Heyward Caiif.
In Alameda County Superior Court a petition by Clar k8 Leonardo executrix seeks order to authorize promissory notes secured by deeds of trust up to 27003.04 on Stanislaus County real property. Hearing set July 7 1929 at 10 a.m. in Oakland. Property described as 188.73 acres in Stanislaus County with detailed metes and bounds from the Wilmans Company Ranch survey.
The article argues players err by forcing the body to cue shots and rush the swing. It urges letting the clubhead complete its motion before the body acts, noting that waiting for the club to pass yields steadier direction and better results.
Notice in Alameda County California proceedings for Colin J. Hannah deceased to prove will and codicil and issue letters to Lester Perry with hearing on July 9, 1925 at 10 a.m. in Oakland courthouse. Clerk Geo. Gross Deputy Edw. Hadlen. Attorney Lester Perry Hayward California.
In re the estate of Mary E Smyth deceased a petition for probate of her will and letters testamentary to Henry T Smyth and Eliza S Kinsell has been filed. The hearing is set for July 10 1920 at 10:00 A M in Department 4 Maig Court Oakland Court House Alameda County.
A speculative remark notes that a man ready to run for office will decide to stand if the people endorse him despite personal sacrifice. The tone suggests cautious optimism about political viability and public support.
Dr. Louis M. Warfield in Hygeia cautions that heart strain often goes unnoticed until it rebels. He lists signs: shortness of breath on light exertion, tight shoes in the evening, then cold snaps, coughing, and ankle swelling. He notes recovery should be gradual, not abrupt, to avoid added misfortune.
The Washington Star quotes Hi Ho of Shinatown declaring a belief in gold at journey’s end. The sage argues the myth endures because no traveler has proven it false or spoken the truth to untree.
Peter Harrison is recognized as the earliest American professional architect. He designed plans for notable structures including the Redwood Library, King's Chapel, the Jewish synagogue, and the Brick Market at Newport. The article notes his influence and the era's architectural ambitions.
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