City trustees reject bids on keeper's lodge project
Bids for a four room caretaker's lodge in Memorial Park were deemed too high and the project postponed for revisions by the park commission. The board awarded a printing contract to the Journal at 24 cents per inch and approved a cleanup drive to keep sidewalks clear of vendors.
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Memorial Park
Park Commission
Board of Trustees
BE. P. Whitman
High Street
Terrace Avenue
D Street
Castro
Castro Street
Jesse B. Holly
Helly
Tony Vargas
Louis Silva
Hayward
Arthur Manter
Store Window Breaks After Neighborhood Dispute
Fernandez' grocery store at the corner of D and Main streets shows a broken plate glass window from a neighborhood argument between two youths. The fight escalated to fist icuffs and stone throwing. one boy’s father agreed to pay for the glass, and the youths were given a warning by Chief of Police Silva.
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Fernandez
Main Streets
Silva
Hayward Bridge Real Estate Movement Signals Growth
Developments point to rising demand around the Hayward San Mateo bridge. A Mount Eden subdivision plans 30 acres from John Kuch and 20 acres from Ernest Grammes pacher at about 1000 per acre. A chemical firm reportedly seeks 260 acres nearby for a manufacturing plant, depending on land availability and price.
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Hayward- San Mateo
Mount Eden
John Kuch
Anderson
Ovn Mer
Brother of John Allan Park Buried
Sympathy is offered to Mr. John Allan Park who has received word of the death of his older brother in Seattle on Sunday June 17. He was buried under Majcure auspices on Wednesday. Mr Park was a widower and leaves three grown children. The session was in the absence of Mayor John Lee Wilbur.
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John Allan Park
Seattle
Majcure
Park
Rhubarb Exports Reach 200000 Boxes From Hayward
Central California Rhubarb association reports 200000 boxes shipped last season from Hayward area. shipments used 300 cars, sent to West Coast points New York Canada and the Orient. Prices averaged about 1.50 a box and harvest runs March through April with plans for next year discussed.
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Central California
Estudillo Station
San Lorenzo
KH. P. King
Charles Long
Hayward
Alameds
Vacuic Coast
New York
Canada
Orient
Picunve
Weil
Osuil
Planta
Apri
J. J. Smith
Quality of Fruit Crops Excellent in Hayward Area
Quality, not quantity, defines this years Hayward fruit crop with good prices. Apricots set at 55 a ton for twelve to the pound cleaned. Bartlett pears at 42 a ton, two dollars below last year. A light crop of fine fruit on trees may strain cannery demand. Alameda county tops in quality while Napa and Sonoma face scale issues. Titi market cannery tonnage reduced but likely sufficient.
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Hayward
Alamieda
Xupa
Sonome
Mrs Lane Hosts Kansas City Guest Dr Rose Greenler
Dr Rose Greenler of Kansas City has been the house guest of Mrs Julia E Lane the past week with several informal gatherings and trips planned in her honor next week. A trip to Yosemite Valley was enjoyed over the weekend.
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Rose Greenler
Kansas
Burgess Named to Head Native Sons Hayward Parlor
William J. Burgess was elected president of Eden parlor No. 113 Native Sons of the Golden West at a meeting in American Legion Hall Wednesday night. He succeeds Julin A. Dobbel. New officers include John Galinese and George Oakes as vice presidents Leo Wessman and others. Installations set for July 15 with no July 4 meeting. Plans for Alameda Farm toaducts tour on August 3 1912 and Admission Day events in Oakland were discussed by members and led by Arthur Clein.
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McCandlesh
Tov Uak
Orpheus
Eulira
Joy Connolly
Jimny Ereshaw
Lloyd Dias
Jean Wilford
Mass
M. E. Zabala
Oakland
Hayward
Carol Hanffin
Pacific Grove
John Caltiai
Vny
State School For the Blind
Berkeley
Wiliam J. Burgess
Eden Parlor No. 113
Native Sons of the Golden West
American Legion
Julin A. Dobbel
John Alinese
George Us. Oakes
Leo Wessman
Drabpry Powell
B. Leonard
Otis Webb
Ai. L. L’kruyer
Muside Sentinel
Harry Sehnhng
Outside Sentinel
A i. Buiegsley
R. Ai
Manson
M.fichenberge
William Wead
Fred Holler
George Hooson
Pines
Alameda Farm
Col Willee
F. B. Leonard
Lloyd Petersen
Harry Schilling
Arthur Clean
Wilive Sons
Fireworks Seized In Raid On Four Stores Near Hayward
Judge Jacob Harder Jr. court notices were issued after deputies raided four stores outside Hayward limits. Prohibited firework possession without county permits led to confiscation and citations for O J Nedrick, Mary Field, J Fainde, and Mrs Jen sen. Visit in east notes R W Borneman and family leaving for Enid Oklahoma.
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Jacob Harder Jr
Eden Township
Hayward
O. J. Nedrick
Foottall Boulevard
Mary Field
J. Fainde
J. Jensen
San Lorenzo Junction
L. E. van Patten
H. F. Radbruch
Th County Board of Supervisors
Hayward Girl Tops List In Latest Contest Count
Miss Loma Hickey of Hayward leads The Review business building contest with 279000 votes in the latest pre count. Close behind are Mrs Rose Collins 278002 and Miss Rosalee Kasper 270000 as six days remain in the voting period and candidates plot final push for prizes.
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Loma Hickey
Hayward
Rose Collins
Rosalee Kasper
Castro Valley
Winifred Swanson
Florence Mitchell
Crow Canyon
Ruth Chute
Orchard Ward
Eleanor Crogan
Naomi Bonney
Mission San Jose
Sk Eas Dr
Longest Day of the Year Marks Summer Solstice
Today June 21 is the sun’s longest day and the official start of summer. Astronomers note the solstice as the sun’s northern-most path, while the winter solstice marks the shortest day, signaling days to shorten after this date.
Two New Bridges For Niles Canyon
County to build two new bridges in Niles Canyon this summer at a cost of 1250600. Bids will be advertised by the board of supervisors. Replacing Clark bridge and Stone bridge will remove dangerous curves linked to recent accidents. Roadmaster Joseph Gomez oversees the project. T. W. Ayres from Los Angeles is staying at the Green Shutter hotel.
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Niles Canyon
Board of Supervisors
Niles
Joseph Gomez
T. W. Ayres of
Los Angeles
Green Shutter Hotel
Last Year's Coats Spoken Of In Bargain Ode
A fragment recalls women selling last year’s coats for two dollars and men lacking similar bargaining power, forced to wear last year’s coats for years, a sardonic remark attributed to Aichison Habe.
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Aichison
Habe
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