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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1925
Page
2
A historical notice records Hayward California as a second class mail matter at the post office dated July 9 1909 under the act of March 1879.
A second drowning at the Niles canyon gravel pit, used as a swim site by hundreds, prompts officials to impose preventive measures. The writer urges closing the pit to swimming and rerouting bathers to safer parts of Niles creek.
The Western Rabbit Breeders Association meets in Hayward to declare the city the best location for the Pacific coast rabbit industry. M. J. Gracchi Hayward Sancier elected president, signaling strong local leadership and potential revenue for the region.
The article sketches Hayward’s apricot harvest as a modern gold rush, with thousands of acres bearing fruit to be dried and shipped worldwide. It notes that unlike individual prospectors, every farmer benefits from the crop, boosting local wealth and inviting new residents.
Walter H. Killam, former editor of the Modesto Herald and Merced Star, is chosen as private secretary to Senator Hiram Johnson. The selection, praised in several cities, hinges on Killam’s newspaper experience and longtime support for Johnson, with friends predicting a return to journalism.
A collection of brief quotes from several papers highlighting social and political themes. Items reference moonshine, attire, evolutionists, the Dawes plan, prohibition, and government departments needing "dry cleaning."
A collage of quips and captions from a newspaper page features jokes about cows and cabbages, fortunes in debt, and sharp one liners. Notable bits include a pun on the James brothers, a quip about a wet blanket at Norton Hall, and a storefront sign musing on false teeth and butchers.
Notice that a petition for probate of the will of Lauritz Bonde also known as Lewis Bonde and Louie Bonde has been filed. The hearing is set for July 17, 1925 at 10 o clock A M in Courtroom No 4 Oakland Court House Alameda County. Interest may appear and contest the will. Attorney for Petitioner I Lemos Hayward California. Clerks and deputies signed.
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