13 Jun 1902
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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1902
Page
1
In Hayward Review the piece muses on progress near town, inviting readers to walk to Strobridge Hill to view the panorama and reflect on evolution. It also notes the Improvement Club’s tea event aiding plaza beautification, linking tea to civic improvement and ladies’ efforts.
A reflective piece notes the rescue program for Chinese girls in San Francisco and praises the charity from the city’s cancer spot. It comments on labor party politics, demagogues, and warns against powerful leaders exploiting slogans as Colonel Toyne plans a Hayward convention move.
Neighbors gather last Sunday for Woodmen of the World memorial rites visiting departed members graves and decorating markers. The J H L Farrell monument is unveiled in a wedge formation as Consul Commander Welsh leads the ceremony with a recitation and choir selections. Graves in Catholic and Mt. Vernon cemeteries honored include Ferguson Owen and Farrell among others. a wagon and driver with U S initials completes the procession.
The eighteenth convention and all day rally of the Alameda County Sunday School Association met last Tuesday at Hayward Presbyterian Church. Delegates from across the county attended a full program with talks on missions in the Sunday School, primary work, teacher meetings, reverence cultivation, and association essentials. A basket lunch was served noon and a evening basket lunch followed.
Four former May nardite Jas Barree now to business in Kivilo. Me Matte, assistant post pastor, pushes modernization. Mr Bones councilman aids Watts in promoting a new docks model and port office facilities.
Report notes apricot and peach crops promise a county record harvest and big canning season. Labor demand grows across skilled and unskilled work on coast, with canneries shifting from floating help to securing steady crews. Even with higher wages, supply cannot keep pace. men, women, and girls all needed for harvesting and inside processing over coming months.
A garbled OCR style excerpt lists multiple book titles and topics about Russian nobles peasants and Pan Slavic themes. It includes crude references to Peter the Great epilepsy and Pan Slaviem, plus a relic medical sales pitch for Chamberlain’s Color Cholera and Tharheen Remedy. The passage interweaves satire with outdated product promotion and miscellaneous names.
A notice notes Rev Mr Baxter of Berkeley will preach at the Congregational Church next Sunday morning and evening. Also observed was Children’s Day at the Presbyterian Church with a program of about thirty five numbers under ME direction.
The Corsair wheel, finest equipped bicycle, offered under 35 dollars with features like Margin Wright double tube tires and Reliable riding seat. Multiple wheels priced from 22.60 to 30 dollars, advertised as the best bargain on the road or track with Alo Barnes Wheels and other models.
George Schaub of New Lebanon reads Dayton Valkszeitung and buys Chamberlain's Pain Balm for his wife's eight week back pain. After a few days she reports relief and gains the ability to perform household duties. The remedy is sold by Wayward Drug Store.
We Willend the Value for one dollar and ten pints in book letd or ten ceiils, cash or stamps, containing twenty-seven pen and ink photo-reduced carketuhies of Washington file. Queen Victoria knighted Sir John Tenniel for si ilar artistic work in London, Nut shell Publishing Company, 1069 Third avenue, New York.
A hunting party led by Fritz Schmidt plans a Sunday pursuit in the hills behind Hayward. The nocturnal coyotes and wildcats will be chased with trained dogs through chaparral thickets and gorges as riders post guards on ridges, then release dogs to drive game into position for the hunt master.
Labor leaders plan a Hayward convention scene as the Knights of Labor gather for a regular meeting. George Washington Toyne urges Hayward as the battleground and venue, backed by VE Manning and local delegates to push the plan. Rumors place G W Toyne near justice of the peace and W Allen near constableship. other candidacy talk remains unconfirmed.
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