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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1925
Page
2
The Hayward Review dated July 9 1909 listspublication details including post office box 2879 and rates for semi weekly and daily editions. It notes advertising rates on application and names J Smelo Jr and George D Crissey as managers with Reynolds as another staff member.
A local editorial extols Hayward's rapid development in industry agriculture and commerce. It calls for a community wide promoting campaign to attract visitors and new residents from across the nation, urging every reader to invite someone to explore Hayward’s advantages.
A new California Penal Code Section 384 law takes effect July 24 prohibiting lighting and throwing cigarettes cigars ashes or glowing substances where they may start fires. It covers moving vehicles streetcars rail coaches and drivers and carries fines up to 500 dollars or six months in county jail. It also criminalizes leaving campfires unattended or allowing them to spread.
President Calvin Coolidge urged global fraternity and cooperation in a June 8 1925 speech to Norse-Americans in Minneapolis Minnesota. He praised America's diverse citizenry and argued the nation’s example could guide mankind toward world unity and lasting peace.
John T. Scones notes a Tennessee evolution row began in a drug store debate. The column recalls a sharp quip about prescriptions and public policy from the New York Herald Tribune.
A collage of quips and social quarrels shows satire on money love and manners. Names like Lee Wilbur and Emma Goldman appear amid jokes about divorce marriage luck and advertising a brisk, cheeky tone reflective of a late era column.
Superior Court of California Alameda County sets July 17 1926 at 10 o'clock AM in Oakland for hearing the probate petition of Lauritz Bonde also known as Lewis Bonde and Louie Bonde deceased. H Henninger named as proposed executor. deputy clerk W H Adams signs notice. attorney F J Lemos Hayward disclaims.
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