Hayward Review on Electric Rail Link and Local Impact
A Hayward newspaper column discusses the proposed electric railway extension from Hayward to San Jose, weighing benefits to the Hayward community against losing terminal status. It notes potential growth from new settlements, increased travel, and regional development while considering the drawbacks. The piece also lampoons gossip and reflects on local civic discourse and broader societal issues.
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Serra
Hayward
San Jone ix
Srives
Death Angel Ends Litigations Over Nugent Estate
Mrs. Almeda B. Nugent died after a court fight over her mental competence and guardianship. Judge Kilsworth paused proceedings at her bedside. will filed for probate by Dr. F. W. Browning. Estate valued at 13000 with specific legacies to Mary Howe, Dr. Browning’s children, Laure Haskell, and Hugh Nugent’s life interest. Guardian appointed for Hugh Nugent who was previously ruled incompetent. Funeral held at Congregational Church. remains to be shipped to Massachusetts.
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Almeda B. Nugent
Kilsworth
P. Wilbert
Mary 8
Howe
Caime
Nevada
Hayward
Exch
Browning
Laure Haskell
San Francisco
Hugh Nugent
Jersey City
Searege
Death near Dablin rocks Hayward brewery delivery wagon
Laborer Giles enjoyed by Chae Hever at Hayward brewery is found dead along a county road near Dablin early Monday. Skull fracture indicates death occurred shortly before discovery. Miller Jef was riding on a delivery wagon driven by Jack Johnson. Giles likely fell when the wagon moved. Driver noticed the body after reaching Deblla. local authorities notify Pleasanton and remove the body for inquiry.
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Giles
Chae
Hever
Hayward
Ising
Dablin
Bern
Jef
Wratin
Jack Njohnson
Deblla
Toma
Pleasanton
Ah Isquedt
Germany
Change in the Grammar School Principalship
Hayward Grammar School will see a leadership shift as W M Greenwell leaves to become Piedmont School principal in Oakland. He will be succeeded by H C Petray, former Livermore principal and current County Board of Education president. Both families plan to relocate after a brief vacation.
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Hayward Grammant School
W. M. Greenwell
Iast
Hag
Oakland
Piedmont School
H. C. Petray
Livermore
Greenweil
Hayward
Mrx. Greenwell
Petray
County Board of Education
Greenwell
Convention Tor Maywaed The United Labor Party Plans County Meet
The United Labor Party executive committee will hold the county convention at Hayward on July 19. Oakland hosts four clubs including two in the Fiftieth Assembly District, with clubs also in Berkeley San Leandro Hayward and Irvington. Delegates go unpledged, with no candidates named yet for county clerk or other races. Two nominees for Supreme Court Justice will be chosen, with G. W. Tang an and Thies from Liver more among possibilities.
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United Labor Party
Hayward
Oakland
Fiftieth
Berkeley
San Leandro
Irvington
Dore
Wil
J. P. Chake
Labor Party
Henry F Malton
Supetis
G. W.tangan
Livermore
Thies
Keatt
Eden Township Forms Talcott Club Tomorrow Night
Tomorrow at 7:30 residents of Eden township are urged to gather at the town hall to form a Talcott Club. The group supports a stronger supervisor and seeks to rally voters to back his candidacy. All residents are invited to attend. details appear garbled in the notice.
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Eden Township
Talcott Club
Talcott
Totter
Reid
Rookwood Club Wildcat Hunt Forced Abandonment
The Rookwood Club of San Francisco planned a wildcat hunt near town last Sunday but Oakland Animal Protective Society officials intervened, denouncing the practice as cruel. Club leaders include Dr Clarence Quinan and Dr Branscomb, with other members from San Francisco. The hunt reportedly occurred in the hills with rifle fire and a pack of dogs.
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Rookwood Club
San Francisco
Hille
Dr. Flint
Je. Harep
Messrs. Vandal
J. H. Branscomb
Picnor
Johnson
Dr. Branscomb
Bonch of Underwriters
Rookwood Hunt Glab
Hunta
Elks Carnival in Oakland a Big Weeklong Hit
The Elks Carnival in Oakland draws large crowds daily with strong turnout from Hayward. Attendance peaks as visitors enjoy the Gay Paree and the M CA booth with receipts through Wednesday fully paid and operating on pure profit.
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Oakland
Hayward
Marshal Ramage
Ting
Haverrd Native Daughters Elect New Officers
Haverrd Parlor of Native Daughters elected new officers at a recent meeting with Mra K Cassite as senior post president and Mex A J Powell as junior post president. Other posts include Mre J D Smaker as first vice president and Migs Nellie Arsold as second vice president, along with several officers and trustees. The Nes G A Qukos Rscamote Lodge 1. 0. C. F also voted in officers led by NG Sam Madsen and V G Pete Wilsrap.
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Mra K . Cassite
Ieax F
Annie Nex
Trumeee
Rscamote Lodge
C. F
Prorat
Sam Madsen
V G
Pete Wilsrap
Our Next Theacmers Sre About Through Patting
The article notes Miss E Bertram returned last Monday from a week's visit to the metropolis with Mr and Mrs Peake and their daughter Miss Oliver and Henry Oliver left Wednesday for Camp Capitola for a sojourn. Frank Denis and Herman Hesse began binding common barley on Thursday as the weather ripens the grain rapidly.
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Theacmers
E. Bertram
Local fraternal gathering at Sunset Park draws crowd
A large attendance at the Fraternal Brotherhood gathering at Sunset Park last Wednesday is reported by AA annancunmanannns vy Enterprising Review. Mr and Mrs Frank Dennis visited San Jose and Campbell orchards last Saturday, noting a heavy fruit crop except for scarce cherries. W D Spencer of Murphy elected principal at the local grammar school, succeeding Paul Martin bound for Fruitvale. Mrs J L Shiman improving after weeks of illness. families of C S King and S King visit. Burns hosts private picnic at Camp Beat with Mulliguts Stew and barbecue. A stereopticon church lecture showcased images of orphans the society seeks to place.
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Sunset Park
Anil
Frank Dennis
San “Jose
Campbell
W. D. ‘Spencer
Murphy
Calaveras
J. L. Shiman
C.S. King
S King
Ily
Konevale
Tuestout
Pacific
B. Burns
Camip
Palomares Paragraphs School Closes for Friday Activities
Palomares notes a Friday closing with appropriate exercises and mentions a Japanese force being assigned for F. Quigly. S Quigley drove to Brentwood to visit his relative Dtra Nugent and other local visitors including Mr. and Mrs. Stone of Berkeley. Several residents were guests of Mrs. Ed McDermod. The sprinkling cart is not yet seen in the district. An excursion by the Fraternal Brotherhood to Burnet Park was enjoyed by many residents. Misses McConaghy and Stanin of San Lorenzo visited Mrs. Herbert Cowing.
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F. Quigly
S. Quigley
Brentwood
Aivter
Dtra
Nugent
Buneet Park
Missee McConaghy
Stanin
San Lorenzo
Mra. Herbert
Cowing
Rede Mae
San Lorenzo Locals Report Social Notes
Kuncheoo called an uncle and Miss J Allen travels to mountains for summer school. Wesley and Ralph Armstrong of Hayward visit their aunt Mrs Adams. Ava Feller and daughter move into a cottage on the Marlin place.
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Kuncheoo
J. Allen
Wesley and
Ralph Armstrong
Hayward
J. Adams
Ava
Feller
Marlin Place
Women Improvement Club plans next town entertainment
Treas. GC Prowse and T H Martin preside as the Women Improvement Club meets Monday to plan another show. The recent Isat affair netted $18, pleasing members, who aim to raise more for plaza improvements and other town projects. Committees are appointed and a future meeting will finalize plans.
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Women’s Improvement Club
Tok
Foreclosure Ends Long Estate Hold on Garcia Farm Near Hayward
A court foreclosure winds up Thomas Varney Estate holdings, stripping Frank Garcia of his last possession. Proceeds from decades of toil funded Garcia's children and wealth, but debt rose to 118502 25, forcing surrender of the 640 acre Hayward area farm across Contra Gusts county. Foreclosure notes a $70,955 mortgage at 9 percent chained Garcia to the Varney debt.
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Sarge Greese
Thos
Varney
John Paulic
Thomas Varney
Frank Garcia
Garcia
Hayward
Thomas ‘Varney
San Eerie
Powilieim
Thas Garcia
German Reader Credits Pain Balm For Wife’s Recovery
George Schaub of New Lebanon reads the Dayton Volkszeitung and reports his wife’s eight week back pain relief after using Chamberlain's Pain Balm. He says she felt "born anew" and could resume household duties. The note promotes Hayward Drug Store and Champlain’s Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as well.
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George Schaub
New Lebanon
Dayton Volkszeitung
Per
Chamberlain
Penn
Andehg
Hayward Drug Store
W. E. Bosworth
LaFayette
Als
Alteen
Hayward
Finely equipped Corvair wheel sale leads at $35
An old newspaper ad touts the Corvair as the finest equipped wheel under 35 dollars with Morgen and Wright tires and GL pedals. It lists other wheel offers from 18 to 330 dollars, plus names and a street location Castro Seeet near B Hayward. It also mentions cholera fears and Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as a treatise on health.
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Morgen & Wright
Alto Barnes
Nevesx
Bowarr
Castro Seeet
B. Hayward
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