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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1946
Page
6
The readable content shows a jumble of words and codes, including scattered phrases like wood fireplace, chemical, heating, gallery, paddie, and various numbers. It resembles an OCR mishmash rather than a coherent article, lacking a clear event, date, or identifiable entities. The piece reads like a garbled index or crossword fragment from a page.
Local market bulletin lists egg sizes and poultry weights with quoted prices for large eggs 51 cents, medium 45, small 42, and white hen products around 22 to 23 cents per unit. The notice includes live weight ranges and indicates public access restrictions with trespass warning at the review site.
President Truman signed the flood control and rivers and harbor bills totaling 53 billion dollars, urging no expectation of immediate appropriations for the projects. The action marks a major federal authorization for flood control and related river and harbor work.
A public hearing will be held on the preliminary budgets for multiple Alameda County schools starting July 1, 1941, with details for Vaughn D. Seidel as County Superintendent. The notices list estimated expenditures by district including administration, instruction, maintenance, auxiliary services, and capital outlay, plus projected income from state apportionments and district taxes.
A dense, era style radio schedule fragment lists stations such as KPRC KPO KGO KFRC and QW with times, show names, hosts, and variety of programs from news to music to concerts. It preserves an archival glimpse of daily broadcasting lineup and involved personalities.
A cluttered business directory entry lists services including accounting, bookkeeping, cleaning, corsetry, electrical work, vacuum cleaner repair, and cabinet making. It mentions Mistall bookkeeping, Gus & Heinze, San Leandro, and miscellaneous suppliers, with scattered misspellings and incomplete addresses.
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