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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1925
Page
1
Charles Deane, an Egg producer and Rotary speaker, urged city and country cooperation for Hayward. He argued farm clubs train boys in scientific farming, teaching bookkeeping and cost accounting, boosting Hayward’s future through leadership and competitive events.
The Hayward Justice Court convened Monday with five cases. Accused drivers include Victor Schurger of Oakland fined 5.6 cents for Motorcycle charge. Roy Spalding of Oakland fined 15 dollars for speeding. Joaquim Castro of Niles fined 25 dollars for speeding and for sassing the judge. Lindquist of Oakland cited for hit and run amid a dispute with Spike Morrison of Hayward. slated to appear next Monday.
Hayward reports weekly squab shipments totaling two tons as eastern markets show rising demand. Ray C. King, owner of King Lofts, notes continued growth and believes Hayward holds the nation’s largest pigeon flock.
About 3,000 workersare employed in Hayward district apricot handling across canneries conserving plants and dryers. The Hunt Brothers Cannery, California Conserving Company and California Canning Corporation each run large, seasonal crews with peak staffing reaching hundreds per site. The overall crop is excellent with high quality fruit and strong prospects for the year.
NEW TODAY Wa boats, at cate 26,000 feet of 1x4, 126, 2x4, 3x4, 1x4 and 1x6 double ceiling, 1x4, 4 Noor igg and some sheettings and joist 60 doors, lot of sash and pipes. Will sell all for $300 or in small lots $14 to $18 per M. Doors, win dows 25 cents to $1, many other bargains im all kinds of lumber, material sold direct from jobs. Lea J. Holmek, cor. Vaila Vista and Niles road, address Box 598, Rt 77, Hayward, East Bay Wrecking Co. Hayward, il. 12 FOR SALE-Fresh three-quarts Log genberg milk goat-Santa Maria Ave, Rt. 1, Box 231, Castro Val lay. yu6
A. Thompson of Tennys on drove his auto into a Southern Pacific train at Jackson street crossing. He was carried 20 feet and found unconscious with minor injuries only scratches and bruises. Thompson credits luck for life saved.
Professor Frank Spurier of the University of California Extension service spoke to the Hayward Roters club about farm club work for regular boys and girls. He outlined how clubs help youths earn money through crop production, foster interest in farming, and teach maximizing crop yields. The program’s competitive aspect awards winners free schooling at the University Farm in Davis.
Frank FP of the school board notes Hayward expects 500 additional pupils with fall enrollment and Pereira says population has risen by at least 1,500. The district covers more territory than the city and new rooms at Orchard Ward and the Grammar school will be needed plus a booster park building funded by a 360,000 bond issue.
Judge Jacob Harder Jr collected 700 dollars in motor vehicle fines in Hayward, earning a reputation as a Fining Judge. Officials plan a crackdown on bad light violations, with officers instructed to remove such drivers from highways. many defendants face substantial fines as a result.
City records show Sunol Road has good title while the Niles Canyon segment remains doubtful amid a dispute with the Southern Pacific Railroad. The Board of Supervisors moves to advertise bids for highway payment after title searches place the road on a Spanish grant. A separate note confirms the June 20 wedding of Miss Inez Silva and George Silva at Holy Ghost Church with Rev. A M Souza officiating.
H Willison of Hayward wins a four cornered contest to build six new rooms at Hayward Grammar and Orchard Ward schools with a bid of 31 997. Other bids ranged to 33 200. Work begins soon as bond funds of 66 000 finance the project for the fall opening.
William Ridley of Oakland, a colored man, was stabbed during an annual Black gathering at Niles Canyon. Ridley refused to name the assailant, insisting his friends should not face trouble, while Constable Al LaCunha learned little from the incident and noted the odd virtue of loyalty among the participants.
The War Department announced plans to seek Congress designation of a national defense day after the July Fourth defense test failed to reach the standard set a year earlier. Major General John Hines, chief of staff, said the test did not meet expectations.
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