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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1901
Page
1
A fragment from a Hayward newspaper section notes a weekly review titled Hayward Review. It appears to be published every Friday by S. T. and G. R. Morgan, with the date Friday July 19, 1901 mentioned among the header text.
From the East, a Minneapolis writer recalls sweltering heat, the distance from California, and the 1901 San Francisco Exposition. He describes Minneapolis and St Paul rivalry, flour mills, grain fields, and western city contrasts, then mentions arrival at the Exposition grounds and the bustling scene in New York.
Fragmentary notes show trustees debating a request connected to interior school work and a required completion. Mentions of a committee, a prior plan, and a race against time to finish by a Monday deadline amid community concerns.
Vague OCR text suggests a court related notice mentioning the term, hearing, and district or county names. Key names and precise events are illegible. The readable fragments indicate a legal matter with dates to be set and a schedule for a county or parish proceeding.
A garbled OCR item describes a July 1900 county clerk notice from Alameda County California about hearings by the Board of Supervisors on property valuation corrections. It mentions adjourned sessions, dates in July, and requirements for applicants to obtain forms, with officials including the county clerk and county officers.
Amid garbled text, the Atdivda County Board of Supervisors approves a bond plan for a school district to build and furnish a schoolhouse, outfit with furniture and apparatus, and liquidate debts, with a public sale set by the Board of Trustees of Saint Sun Serenes School District on a June date. The plan includes valuation details, interest rate five percent, and a bid process led by the District Clerk.
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