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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1925
Page
6
Hayward police warn of a petty theft wave in Ls district over the weekend. Autos missing bat tires and coats vanish from homes while a laborer’s room is entered and cloth items stolen. Authorities urge immediate reporting and tighter property security to curb the crime surge.
Santa Barbara Rotarians thank Hayward Rotary Club for a generous donation intended for disaster welfare. The gift will be kept in a special fund and used for welfare work if another disaster strikes, while reconstruction proceeds and the city rebuilds powered by its strong community spirit.
A census report notes farm population at 31 134 000 on January 1, down from 31 316 000 a year earlier. It predicts electricity will revolutionize farm living by lighting homes and barns, operating appliances, and improving communication and transport to draw people back from cities.
The National Industrial Conference Board reports American wage workers are the best paid. Using Philadelphia as 100, a chart lists wages relative to it in Sydney Ottawa London Copenhagen Oslo Amsterdam Stockholm Paris Berlin Prague Brussels Lodz Rome Warsaw Milan.
A collection of quoted editorials jabbing at youth, labor, gas usage, war debts, and social policy. It links Sun belt papers with sharp one liners on modern life, labor, France’s debt payments, and wartime lending. The snippets show era tone and editorials framing public concerns.
A collage of humorous quips, conundrums, and social jests along with a formal notice. The piece includes jokes about farming money, deception, carrots for nerves, and a knockabout riddle about a postman, ending with a formal notice of a Hayward Board of Equalization meeting set for August 10, 1925.
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