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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1900
Page
1
Trustees call a July 3 bond election to issue 2000 in bonds for grounds upgrades and a culvert over the campus creek. The plan aims to improve health and safety and enhance the school's interior and exterior appearance with minimal taxpayer burden.
On Wednesday evening June 27 a grand joint entertainment by the Native Sons and the Foresters aims to raise funds. Proceeds support Native participation in San Francisco Admission Day celebrations and cover Foresters Band expenses and uniforms. Local promoters promise a first class, feature rich program including a cake walk with a large prize donated by Ed Haas.
The Maynard Choral Society ends the term with no debt as per treasurer reports. Director Dow praised, members satisfied, and public performances noted. Treasurer shows receipts from dues and concerts at 130 dollars and disbursements totaling 130 dollars and 5 cents, including director, janitor, lights, and sundries.
Crow Canyon reports progress with a school house expansion as Manter Brothers stock Belgian hares grows. Toyne Brihire ships Angora rabbits to Nevada County while K Garwood sells Belgian hares for Nevada shipments. An iced store is planned and Assessor Henry P. Dalton seeks Congress, drawing broad public support across faiths.
The tocal lodge Degree of Honor met last night and elected officers. New officers will be installed on July 3. The list includes PG. of Hy Mre, BLK. Stree tbridge, C. of IL, Mre. W. J. Ram age, Usher Mrs. A. Blackburn, Recorder Marg. Threl full, Financier Mrs. Runde, Re utiver, Mes. Dussell, O. W., Carl Moby. Ed Strobridge won the prize.
Alameda County announces mandatory re registration under Chapter 53 Statutes 1899 to vote in the November Geneva election. Affidavits must be sworn before the County Clerk or deputies, with registration hours 9 A.M. to 5 P.M. daily until the next election.
The remaining letters show a June 13 1900 date and a list including Marry Bull Mrs D Quinlan Frank Botto T Sorronwen and others in a restaurant context with incomplete details.
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