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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1901
Page
1
Friday July 21 1901 Crow Canyon news reports Mrs Conk and her son from San Francisco visiting Mrs Schmidt. work starts on the Thacker residence. infant daughter of Mr and Mrs G Dobbie has died. quail hunting reported on county roads at dawn. Mr Rogers preparing two acres for raspberry production for markets.
The Ladies Home Journal will publish views showing St. Augustine Jamestown Plymouth and New York as early Atlantic coast settlements. The series contrasts Jamestown’s decay with the growth and evolution of St. Augustine Plymouth and the immense expansion of New York.
Editors grant complimentary tickets printed for the county fair with a note that the voucher likely paid for by the issuing paper. It states the pass is usable by any race, color, or age group for entrance and grandstand, valued as an expression of thanks for press support and not cash payment.
On the last Sunday Children s Day was observed at the Presbyterian church. The program led by Sunday School Superintendent C M Buck featured songs recitations duets and class exercises. Pupils parents and friends attended as primary numbers won praise. A Bible was presented to Mise Kilgore who memorized four chapters. About twenty five loyalty Sunday School Army certificates were given. Decision Day gave attendees a chance to take a stand for Christ.
Advertised letters appear from Aaysvard problem area recipients including Hiovul Badar Wy Bernstein James Croad Aivling Aantes Mary Hogan and Caton Lewis among others. Multiple names noted with initials and titles indicating expected mail delivery actions and potential correspondence delays.
Notices issued by the Alameda County Assessor state the 1901 Poll Tax of two dollars per male resident aged 21 to 30 is due this year. Taxpayers must pay at the assessor’s office or to a deputy assessor, with penalties including seizure of property for nonpayment and potential fines up to 800 dollars or imprisonment for withholding names or obstructing tax collection.
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