Thistle Warning Prompts Cleanup in Hayward Area
An inspector warns Hayward residents and Dublin canyon areas to remove carrying thistles, designated a harmful weed with silver veins and a purple flower. If owners fail, county crews will remove them and bill the property, citing state laws requiring weed-free parcels.
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Hayward
F. J. Marsh
Spark
Marsh
State Department Agriculture
Castra Street
Dublin Canyon
Donated Bulls to Open Hayward Merchants Rodeo
Six white faced bulls donated by Crow Canyon rancher Geo. Asmussen will star in the two day Hayward Merchants Rodeo. Chairman Frank Pereira says the wild born animals have been corralled and await the opening gun, their fiery temperaments likely to be stirred by confinement.
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Hayward
Frank Pereira
Geo. Asmussen
Crow Canyon
Asmussen
Pereira
Hayward Motion Picture Shoots Begin at Local Ranch
The Hayward project by Movie Co starts noon at Welcome Freeman's Chicken Ranch with EK M Scoville and staff shooting street scenes. Miss Irma Fraser stars opposite Sunshine Scoville as locals gather for on location filming and town support lashed with grateful acknowledgments to local figures and businesses.
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Hayward
Welcome Freeman
EK. M. Scoville
Scoville
Irma Fraser
Neils FE
Nelson
Harold Thorup
Haywards
Apm
Judge Harder
Frank Pereira
Walter H. Daniels
W. S
Judges Named To Pick Hayward Rodeo Dress Winners
Judge J. W. Harder selects three impartial judges for the Hayward Rodeo dress contest. The panel includes C. A. A. Mc Gee, Oakland attorney. Guyon W. Cortelyon of Oakland. and Richard N. Mather of Oakland. Winners will appear in the Hayward Official Film by the California Film Company.
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J. W. Harder
Hayward
C. A. A. McGee
Oakland
Guyon W. Cortelyon
Richard N. Mather
California Film Company
Local Poultry Shipments Hit Daily Records in West
Western Squad Breeders Association reports eastern and middle western shipments of dressed birds reaching 150 to 160 dozen daily as part of a push to boost production. R. King, president and general manager, cites cooperative supporters and local partners in California, Hayward, and the Chamber of Commerce in promoting a new film about Hayward. The film will premiere July 6 and 7 at Hayward Theater with Miss Fraser presenting to the Chamber of Commerce Tuesday night.
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Western Squad Breeders’ Association
R. King
Co-Operative Asacciation
Focal
Hayward
Hayward Grammar School Commencement Draws Large Crowd
More than 1500 people attended the Hayward Grammar School commencement held in the new auditorium. Eighth grade graduates received diplomas as David E Martin praised the class for excellent work and the district’s educational system.
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New Grammar School
Hayward Grammar School
David E. Martin
Bunicipal
W. B. Kammerer
Heyward
Grammar School
J. E. Hollingehead
Aates
Grace Hickey
Tony Silva
Vieno Resti
Melvin Lewis
Margaret Pereira
Hal Reynolds
Viola Veitra
Floy Young
Hayward
Harder
Raymond Alves
Yvonne Bellet
Memie E Hernard
Mary Bridges
Manuel Brown
Henry Cervantes
Aileen Coffee
Fred Cremer
Mary Cruz
Luther Dolin
Hortense Douarte
Thomas Fahey
Rosaline Fernandes
Bernice Francis
Thelma Fry
Cecilia Fuller
Arthur Gabe
Madeline Garcia
Harold Hapsen
Dominica Hernandez
Grace Vickey
Lorna Hickey
Ethel Hobbs
George Hodgson
Georgia Hughes
Walter Innes
Charlotte Jones
William Jones
Edwin Lawrence
Roberta Leibe
Bernice Leitch
Mabel Linderman
Lucilla Macintosh
Lynwood McDowell
Joanne Madsen
Samuel Madsen
George Moreira
Alica Morse
Santos Munoz
Esther Murra
Niels Nielson
Ralph Pattison
Melvin Pendergast
Margaret Pereriz
Angelina
Lodge Members Erect Home for Brother's Widow
Porterville Masons built a cottage in one day for Mrs. J. E. Linton and her family. Local carpenters donated labor and materials while Eastern Star members provided meals. The Sunnyside residence is nearly finished and will soon be a welcoming home.
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Porterville
Masons
J. E. Linton
Eastern Star
LaFollette’s Body Sent Back Home
A funeral train bearing the body of Senator Robert M. La Follette departed Washington for Madison Wisconsin to lie in state at the capital and be interred Monday. The train is due to reach Madison tomorrow.
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Washington
Robert M. LaFollette
Madison
Wis
Amundsen Party Returns to Oslo Amid Report
A message from London reports the Amundsen flying party proceeding to Oslo aboard the Norway government cruiser Heindal after arriving safely at Kings Bar. In San Diego, E R Owen parachuted 4000 feet to earth near Tiajuana, escaping death and being aided to San Diego by a motorist.
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Dunited Press
London
Amundsen
Oslo
Norway
Heindal
Kings Bar
San Diego
E. R. Owen
Los Angeles
Tiajuana
Owen
Ben S Catlin to attend Hayward rodeo and meet locals
Sunshine Scoville announces World War Ace Ben S Catlin will fly into Hayward on Saturday morning for the town rodeo parade. Catlin plans to park near the grounds and chat with residents, sharing wartime exploits and urging locals to pursue aviation to strengthen national security.
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Scoville
Ben S. Catlin
Hayward
California Film Company
Mar
Ben
New York
Chicago
John Bunny
Flora Finch
Essanay
Mr. Catlir
Pearce
Murderer Enters Not Guilty Plea in Gas Poisoning Murder
Dr. Thomas W. Young pleaded not guilty to a charge of staying his wife with poison gas in Los Angeles. Trial date set for August 17.
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Gnhited
Los Angeles
Thomas W. Young
Teapot Dome lease ruling upholds Sinclair Fall contract
In Cheyenne Judge P Blake Kennedy ruled the Teapot Dome lease to Harry F Sinclair was a valid contract and not obtained by fraud. He found no improper secrecy and upheld Harding’s transfer of Teapot Dome jurisdiction to Interior. Cleveland awaits possible government appeal, with Atlee Pomerene stating plans to act.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
P. Blake Kennedy
Harry F. Sinclair
Secretary of the Interior
Albert B. Fall
Fudge Kennedy
Harding
Teapot Dome
Department of the Navy
Department of Interior
Cleveland
Ohio
Kennedy
Atlee Pomerene
United States
Heavy Fire Destroys Marysville Business District
A massive blaze in Marysville on June 19 damaged about 250000 dollars worth of property in the Bills block. One of the city’s most disastrous fires, it swept through a score of stores and offices before firefighters contained it.
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United Presa
Marysville
Bills Block
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Burchill
Loewenthal
Hayward Hudson
Recav Daalars Va
BY Movie CO
BUICK
Stebbins Bros
Buick Sales and Service
Watkins St
Hayward, Cal
LaFollette
van Burke
Wan Burike
Nash Dealer
Castro St
Hayward, Calif
Sinclair
Fall
U. S
Dodge Brothers Motor Cars
Graham Brothers
Castro Street
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