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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1925
Page
4
Local police report ongoing poultry and clothing thefts with over 100 chickens and several pigeons stolen in a week. Other items note a dog poisoned and show chickens stolen, a car tire and battery theft, a large 3500 mile Buick trip, and various community happenings including new members in Woodcraft and upcoming agricultural talks.
Aliss Violet Peters of Hayward died at home last weekend. Funeral services were held from All Saints Church, with interment at St. Joseph Cemetery. She was the daughter of Mr and Mrs Manuel Peters and sister to several Peters siblings.
Forty five motorists appeared before Judge Jacob Harder and pleaded guilty to operating vehicles with illegal headlights. Forty two paid five dollar fines and three received suspended sentences. Cordima of Oakland, ex Hayward resident, fined twenty five dollars for reckless driving. Officer Eike said Cordima claimed to be well known locally. He must pay by August 16. John Lewis of Oakland pleaded not guilty to reckless driving and posted a twenty five dollar bond for a Monday hearing.
Fred Featherstone of Clements reports 13 tons of silage per acre last year from Reid's Yellow Dent corn.
I C Rasmussen found his car looted near Daniaball Saturday evening. Battery and a sheepskin coat were missing. Otis theft involved two gallons of oil and ten gallons of gasoline from a P G E B excavating machine used for laying new mains. The theft occurred between Saturday night and Monday morning. Mr. and Mrs Walter Daniels and Mr and Mrs Harry Bradford are noted in the Monterey flow with the Nevada Potato and Apple Show and university of Nevada references.
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