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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1929
Page
3
An old classified item offers tailoring upstairs at 7 6 Castro street with guaranteed good work and reasonable prices. A reward is posted for the return of a big dark police dog missing from Route 3 Box 315 C, with contact Hayward 5 F 12.
Two estate petitions for probate of wills in the Superior Court of California Alameda County set July 18 and July 19 1929 as the hearing times. Frances S Bettencourt and Mary E Smyth are named as deceased. Letters Testamentary to Andrew S Bettencourt and to Henry T Smyth and Eliza Kinsell are requested.
Notice of private sale of the estate of James T. Young now deceased. Albert E. Hill as administrator will offer Lot No. 26 in Block No. 15 of the Kinsell Tract No. 2 map in Alameda County California for sale to the highest bidder after July 24 1929 subject to Superior Court confirmation. Sale includes all rights of the estate other than those of the deceased.
Clarendon Arkansas July 11 United Press says Uncle Bud Smith a 47 year rail veteran challenges every railroad man to equal his service on a 50 mile line from Helena to Clarendon. He began as a fireman at 21 and became engineer after three years. He has logged 17250 days on the road and says he has blown steam enough to circle the world. The line started as Arkansas Central later Arkansas Midland and now Missouri Pacific.
A Seattle widow evades a 20 year old theft by paying Mrs. Evelyn Ford weekly for 40 chickens taken from the Ford chicken house. A letter from an anonymous giver requests restitution so the husband can rest better. One to three dollars arrive weekly.
A large turnout attended the American Legion Auxiliary bridge party at the Legion hall Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Jean Cummings with assistants arranged the game and refreshment tables. Prizes went to Mrs. L Chandler Mrs. A Henrie Mrs. Thomas Stebbins Mrs. Anna Bedford and Mrs H Simons.
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