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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1925
Page
2
A 12 year old boy died in a water filled gravel pit in Niles owned by a large corporation. The piece argues the danger comes from an open pit and calls for immediate steps to prevent recurrence, either covering the pit or draining the water.
A naturalist praises a small Midwestern city park kept in its natural state with only essential paths bridges and seating. He lauds the urban refuge as a paradise where wildlife and people coexist without artificial intrusion, offering a model for community park planning and preservation.
The piece argues that both cotton manufacturers and farmers pursue efficiency to survive. It notes farmers earned less per pound despite a larger overall crop, projects higher cotton acreage, and stresses cost reductions on farms as essential as factory cuts. It condemns waste overhead as a barrier to general profit.
A quip filled montage notes prices down and winter wardrobes, with jokes on eyes, clothes, and a failed medium. It narrates a string of humorous vignettes from offices, weddings, and rural life through oddball lines and Marches toward summer.
Newark residents including Mr and Mrs A S Perry and Mrs Knest with family spent Thursday and Friday at the Santa Cruz Beauty Pageant. J F Silva and daughter with Mrs Kass of San Francisco plan a week with relatives in Santa Barbara. John Bimuller builds a new home on Dairy avenue, while Edward Bimuller will start a six room house on Cherry street. Gus Kouns begins a $4500 apartment project this week. Mrs M E Bole and Mrs Emma Craig attend Cogswell High School graduation in San Francisco where Miss Amy Settler is a graduate. Rain helps the unjust in the end seems a weather proverb over a social note.
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