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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1927
Page
2
The article argues for parallel parking on Castro Street to reduce street car blockages and accidents. It notes backing into angled spaces worsens congestion, endangers street cars, and that parallel parking could have avoided recent incidents and the need for widening the street.
The piece notes Senator Jim Reed doubts Coolidge’s silence on presidential aims. It argues Coolidge concentrates on running the country and avoids public declarations that could color future actions. Supporters praise the restraint as beneficial to the nation and warn against pressuring him for a yes or no.
A French flying ace, ready to challenge Lindbergh, loses his aircraft to fire as he attempts to depart. The note recalls two earlier French aces on a trans Atlantic flight who disappeared. The piece contrasts French aviation progress with American critics.
The former Swickard home on Park Avenue near the new Highlands school burned Friday night around 9 20 o clock. The house and furniture were a total loss except for a phonograph. Mrs Moffett and two daughters were in the home when a kitchen stove explosion started the blaze. Neighbors saved the 1000 chickens. extent of the loss not yet determined.
Dr. Nels Clemens says Sacramento hosted a lavish reception for veterinarians while noting the new veterinary act teeth and the tuberculin bill. He highlights branding of animals reacting to tests and pasteurization safeguards. The Hayward inspector notes extreme heat as the only doubt, but finds Sacramento otherwise favorable.
Castro Valley June 18 Mrs. Howard Reamer is the mother of a fine baby boy born a few days ago This is the fifth child and the handsomest of the lot I B Parson's twelfth grand child and the Hayward Barker is beginning to think he is some grand dad Mrs Charles Crate entertained at a luncheon Thursday at her Redwood Road home Mr and Mrs D UY Utter have
The Western Auto Supply store in the Heyer building drew about 2,500 visitors for its opening night. District Manager EB Baker awarded gifts to attendees while the Western Grant Cord orchestra, performers, and speeches entertained. The four day sale began following the program with praise from local officials and floral honors from area businesses.
Mrs Nunes Mrs Litch Mrs Philips and Mrs Jorgensen attended a two bridge luncheon in Oakland last Tuesday afternoon. The ladies reported a very enjoyable time and said they would be away on a trip from Castra Valley for a considerable time. They belong at The Hedges on Redwood Road.
A 5 cash reward is offered to the best name for the candy shop and ice cream parlor at 28 B Street, formerly Kellys and De Mers Candy Shop. Mr. and Mrs. P. L. Mayhew own the business and promise improved service. Sunday specials promote Citra and Ultra ice creams with higher butterfat content at the Hayward shop.
Bert Stephens, famed for pumping up to 20,000 gallons of gas daily into local Rolls-Royces and Pierce-Arrows, adds a greasing pit and crankcase flushing service. A member of the 20-30 club, he proclaims “service with a smile” as he greases buses, flushes crankcases, and tops batteries with sterilized rein water, inviting customers to drive in and enjoy his act and humor.
The article praises the town’s Fiesta atmosphere with streets trimmed in flag and bunting. It notes Ramos Bros at the corner of C and Castro displaying extravagant decorations and the Bank of Italy making a bold display, signaling a bustling commercial district with room for further improvements.
Tickets for the two day Rodeo are ready for purchase at the Silver and Persica store on B Street. Demand is expected to be high so buyers should secure reserved seats early to ensure two seats for the entertainment event.
A bustling downtown scene colors the town as a new three story building rises and several nearby establishments celebrate in lively fashion. Residents anticipate a vibrant week ahead with rainy weather threatening only to dampen the parade of excitement.
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