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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1929
Page
2
The Chronicle describes Hayward preparing for its annual county fair and regional exhibition of farm and factory products. It highlights a balanced program with entertainment and a focus on showcasing Alameda county’s crops, livestock, climate, manufacturing output, and the area’s central position in inland Central California markets.
M Leinen of a New York employment firm says he hires up to 133000 Bowery hoboes in a year and calls them a fine bunch. He defines hobo as a traveling worker, tramp as a traveling non worker, and bum as a stationary non worker, noting hoboes seek seasonal labor and take pride in the label.
A wartime appeal proclaims National Insect Killing Week from July 7 to 13 across the United States. It promotes using modern sprays to wipe out millions of disease carrying flies and mosquitoes, urging removal of breeding sites to end the infestation.
Mrs Catherine A Jacobeen and daughters Olga and Helen moved into a five room stucco home on Russell Way. The completion sold another home on Russell Way. Mr and Mrs Preston Welter and son Junior of Fresno visiting W W Welter on B Street.
A. HL Prentiss of upper A street reports apricot trees heavy with fruit and jokes about wealth. The office notes a Massachusetts paper with Mr and Mrs B H Hustor about to mark their 75th wedding anniversary. They wed when she was 15 and he 17 and remain content, baffling others on divorce.
W. G. English died at St Francis hospital Santa Barbara on Monday and was buried in Selinas on Wednesday. He was a son in law of Mrs P A Peterson of Blossom Way Hayward who traveled south for the obsequies. Many friends here express sympathy.
The Sunset Improvement Club will hold its regular business meeting Friday evening, July 12th. Members and guests attended summer activities, with Mrs. Eugene Brosseau and Mrs. Edith Sanford staying at Mount Hermon and Santa Cruz.
Mrs. Charles Leidig returned by airplane visiting Los Angeles and San Diego in the southern part of the state.
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