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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1944
Page
8
South San Francisco commodity lines show limited salable stock with modest price ranges for cattle calves hogs and sheep. San Francisco reports steady poultry trading with large dressed poultry movement to retailers and varied prices for Leghorn and colored hens roasters and turkeys.
San Francisco dairy market reports show varied butter scores and cheese wholesale prices with grade distinctions. Central California quotes list Large Grade A at 45 and Medium Grade A at 38, Small Grade A 25, while Nye Nissen-Larre Grade A 48 and other readings reflect fluctuating dairy values.
Market list shows apricots from Santa Clara County and cherries from Santa Cruz, currants from Alameda, figs from Sacramento, nectarines from Solano Valley, and pears from Yolo Valley. Prices range from 1.50 to 3.00 per unit, with several sources cited.
nuve MEYERS and her groom left for a week in San Diego where the bridegroom's parents reside. After returning they will live on Castro Valley boulevard. The bridegroom works for a firm in Galland. University Women group reports a July 7 meeting at 19438 Center Street with a scrapbook project and several members and guests attending. Castro Valley Library reports new book arrivals and local residents share upcoming activities and visits.
Army officials reported a B-24 bomber crash near Tuskegee last night claiming four Maxwell Field fliers from California and Alabama. The dead include Leonard G. Glass of Long Beach and others from 2nd Lieutenant rank. The crash occurred during training mission over the Montgomery area.
Danish Brotherhood and Sisterhood members held a dance at Dania Hall Saturday night praised as a huge success. The pot luck supper precedes the Thursday meeting where by law amendments and new member applications will be discussed and delegates to the California General convention to be held in Osfield this fall chosen. Mrs Harald Sundby, Mrs Maggie Thomsen, and Mrs Betty Titchenal are in charge of the supper.
Sunday visitors at the home of Mr and Mrs S C Newsome 1730 D street were Mr and Mrs William Geeslin of Fort Dodge Iowa.
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