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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1926
Page
2
The item notes publishers business manager editor entered as second class matter on April 23 1925 at Hayward California post office under act of March 4 1870. Subscription rates show semi weekly one year at 2.00.
A newcomer explains choosing Hayward over San Francisco Bay Area towns, citing better prices, space, and accessibility. He urges targeted advertising to attract people from San Francisco and Oakland, noting Hayward’s growing appeal and the need for accessible transportation to unlock future growth.
The New York Bimes wins the 1925 e Pulitzer for best editorial printed in the United States. Its piece titled House of a Hundred Sorrows describes a grim tenement scene with sickly children, neglected sufferers, and a call to help with Christmas relief, contrasting harsh urban poverty with biblical charity.
Reports highlight a newborn Dorothy June to Mr. and Mrs. E Cavanaugh in Oakland and a note on baby arrival at the Toyon Branch Baby Hospital. Garden Fete receipts exceed 270 dollars. next branch meeting set for two weeks at Mrs. George Lowrie’s home in Centerville.
Centerville residents share summer travel plans with Mr and Mrs George Emerson and friends from Pleasanton and Oregon. Mrs C Roper visits bay cities while Jack Lowrie hosts three fraternity brothers after a term at Oregon Agricultural College. Washington Union High School trustees and staff attend Amador Union School commencement with Peter Crosby delivering the address. Jean May Farmer from Eugene arrives to spend the summer with Mrs Jean Lacome, and Mrs Carrie Gregory returns from Yosemite due to a heart cold.
Russell T. Robinson, Alameda county farm adviser, will quit his five year post to move to Monterey around August 1 to oversee production for the L. M. and W. Jacks estates totaling about 14 000 acres near the Del Monte hotel. The Jacks’ holdings include multiple dairies, large hay and grain fields, vegetables and other crops with offices in Monterey. Robinson expects a major opportunity in production rather than advisory work and will base his headquarters in Monterey. Alameda county residents foresee his departure with mixed regret.
An advertisement claims Adlerika relieves gas and bloating, enables good sleep, and helps chronic constipation. It features a testimonial by C. Miller and notes Braua's Drug Store as the seller.
Principal E B Hodges hosted the letter men at the Gregory Hotel with Fred Dusterberry Ern teat Pimentel Kenneth Ferry Tony Duarte named football basketball baseball and track captains for next year. Township Boy Scouts plan a Sunday Scout guard on Niles Canyon to reduce creek accidents.
A compact motto urges men to cast aside internal enmity and join forces against shared evil. The quotation emphasizes unity, collective resolve, and moral courage over division among people.
The Hayward Civic League hosts a 2a reception and tea at Odd Fellows Hall on Tuesday June 22 featuring music and short talks led by President Mrs L M Turner. National LWV officer Mrs Ernest J Mott and Edna Einerd of the Tribune join Bay area leaders. incoming directors introduced. Tea duties handled by several members. price 25 cents per plate.
Hayward Drug Co at 954 B Street advertises a trade in program for old Kodak cameras regardless of condition. Customers can receive a liberal allowance toward the purchase of a up to date Kodak that takes good pictures and is a pleasure to own.
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