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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1928
Page
2
Tonight more than fifty Hayward Union High School graduates receive certificates marking the end of school. The piece urges steadfast conviction and loyalty as keys to success whether pursuing college or entering the workforce, warning that business cowardice erodes standing and urging bold stands for beliefs.
The passage urges workers to embrace full commitment to their tasks and avoid superficial effort. It counsels staying curious, avoiding mere routine, and using reading to advance, emphasizing history for problem solving and biography for motivation from successful lives.
The passage urges awareness of health and up to date physiology and hygiene. It warns against chasing wealth by crooked means and stresses honest work over shortcuts. It emphasizes enduring laws, reason over prejudice, and the futility of claiming progress contrary to fundamental principles.
The piece extols preparation and margin as keys to success in ventures, praising brave flyers and navigators while warning against harebrained chases. It stresses integrity as the foundation of trust in business and life, noting reputation outvalues riches and cannot be bequeathed.
A collision at the corner of C and Watkins streets Tuesday evening left William Gonsalves with a broken leg and possible internal injuries. Teammates Blas Reyes Nick Reyes and Tony Maldonado suffered facial and head cuts while their car, overturned, collided with J. F. Pereira’s machine. Witnesses cite excessive speed by the Reyes car. police investigate responsibility.
Pacific Gas and Electric has approved orders to extend 9,700 feet of high pressure gas main along Lemos Avenue and Hayward Boulevard. L. H. Newbert, division manager, says negotiations with Suburban Development Co. will supply gas service to about thirty applicants in the Hayward district.
A satirical note from the St Louis Post-Dispatch questions political prophets and their predictions and suggests faith would grow if they had confidence enough to paste them in the hat.
Hayward's annual rodeo set for Sunday afternoon June 24 at the Harry Rowell ranch in Dublin Canyon. Ross Rowell promises a bigger and better program despite a compressed schedule due to the Farm Products Show, with top horses, trick performers, and substantial cash prizes.
Mrs Manuel Lewis a Azores native and longtime resident died at her B street home Tuesday morning aged 63 after 48 years in the district. Survived by husband Manuel Lewis and sister Genevieve Ignacia, she was active in local affairs and a member of St Phillips Lodge No 8. Funeral from the B street home Thursday June 14 at 3, Mass at All Saints Church 9:30, burial St Joseph's Cemetery.
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