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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1925
Page
7
A dense catalog of for sale and for rent notices from Hayward Castro Valley and Oakland areas. Listings include poultry stock like Brown Leghorn roosters and pullets, used machinery, a 1920 Chevrolet, a Buick Six, a Fordson tractor, windmills, coal ranges, and home items. Multiple addresses, contact phone numbers, and box numbers accompany each item.
Notice that L B Parsons and W T Knightly as trustees will sell at public auction on June 13, 1925 at 10:00 AM in Hayward California the Eden Township property described in a 1920 Deed of Trust by Margaret Petersen and Axel Petersen to secure a 905.55 dollar note to Haywards Bank of Savings. The sale follows default and covers land with improvements in the Eden area, with the description tracing from the Haywards Dublin road to various property lines and parcels. The sale is to be for cash in gold coin to the highest bidder on the sidewalk in front of the Justice Court Room, Castro Street Hayward.
Legal notice describes land described as two parcels totaling 2.26 acres with all appurtenances and remainders. Terms require cash in gold coin ten percent at hammer, balance on deed delivery. nonpayment risks forfeiture and voiding of sale after title search period. Dated May 21 1925 and signed by trustees I B Parsons W T Knightly and attorney F I Lemos in Hayward California.
Floyd Russell, 42, under guard in a hospital, confessed a mad motive for the morning slaying of his mother, brother, sister in law, grandmother, and five nieces and nephews. He said he killed the children to prevent their removal and the parents and grandmother to spare sadness at the loss.
The piece describes Chinese rug production where skilled dyers contribute color, especially blues, to rugs. A rug weaver completes roughly half a square foot per day from dawn to dusk. Apprentices receive no pay during training and may start at 30 cents a day, or about $208 a month at best.
A recent magazine notes celebrities allocate daily reading time as a key habit. The piece highlights how busy schedules still include a set reading period to balance work and personal growth.
The text notes that true hedgehogs are not found in the United States and that the American porcupine is commonly called a hedge hog. It explains that in practice both terms refer to the same animal in this country.
W. W. Carter reports Adierika, a buckthorn hat and glycerine blend, relieves long‑standing stomach issues. He says it removes gas in ten minutes and eases chronic constipation, calling it ideal for his age and conditions. Bradn's Drug Store advertises the product at Castro and B Ste Hayw.
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