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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1925
Page
2
A Berkeley resident urged Fourth of July volunteers to clear every vacant lot of weeds in Hayward to reduce fire risk. He noted a recent warm spell and a backcountry forest fire near Modeso with dense undergrowth fueling spread. The Hayward fire department had posted notices requiring lot clearance before June 1, aiding preventive effort.
A S F call Blost report notes Omaha gathering of Disabled Veterans of the World War criticizing government treatment. Dr William Edler backs claims that veteran care is inefficient and politically driven, with critics saying offices shuffle troubled vets out.
A woman is unanimously nominated by Republicans of New York's Fifteenth Assembly District to represent the district on the Board of Aldermen. If elected, she would be the first woman member. Mrs John T Pratt says she is staunchly Republican and will serve the party, a stance noted by voters seeking independent representation that serves the public over party lines.
Readers praise the Lions Community edition issued by the Hayward Lions Club. The Lions Club funded and supported the project, presenting district facts in an attractive format. The Review says it labored with pleasure to boost Hayward and will assist organizations in similar efforts.
A humorous collage of quips and skits about show business and everyday life. Jokes tease a misfit headliner, a prying plumber, and a string of backstage antics while noting trivial misfortunes and clever quips from common folks. Includes light asides on fashion and Prohibition era concerns.
Harvard's Civic League of Women Voters will supply milk and crackers daily to at least fifty undernourished grammar school children. Each child costs about 80 cents a month for the feeding, per Mrs L M Turner past president and league director, noting the fifty pupils taken in.
A portion of the underweights in local schools prompts discussion of nourishment metrics. The league represents concerns about child hunger and nutritional support within the district.
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