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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1925
Page
1
Nayward fire chief M G Riggs warns against spectators crowding fire scenes. He cites a drill where cars blocked entrances and would hinder a real fire fight. He says state law requires vehicles to curb and stay clear when sirens sound to allow swift engine access and protect homes and buildings.
About five thousand acres in Alameda County are planted to tomatoes with a strong yield and high prices forecast. Canners offer 17.50 per ton delivered, field price 25.50 and 16 per ton, while western blight is absent in the area. Hayward farm advisor notes little trouble and a prosperous year ahead as tomatoes head to Chicago and eastern markets.
California dairy products earned top non first, fourth and fifth places in a national contest by the American Association of Medical Audits and Commissions at the A M A Convention in Atlantic City. Adelr Stock Farms Los Angeles won the highest score 9.6 percent for Adobr Certified Guernsey milk. Other California entries Garber Certified Daily Riverside El Monte Guardian Dairy Inc. El Monte scored 99.2 percent and 99 percent respectively.
In Rutte Montana on June 30 reports describe faint tremors continuing from the major quake Saturday night. Residents recall the central Montana disturbance as echoes linger this morning with light rumbling heard in the region.
President Coolidge, after a Bere-Berkeley trip, is en route back to Swampscott Mass. His father Colonel Coolidge’s health is reported safe. The motor trip resumed in the afternoon with the president’s physician aboard.
Officials announce the placement of the first span of the Dumbarton bridge across San Francisco Bay is in progress. Four hundred twenty four concrete piles have been driven in the bay to support the span and nine total spans are planned.
San ta Barbara police chief L Desgrandchamp denied loot claims from quake ruins and said no looting or disorder has occurred. He noted jewels and valuables collected by citizens are held for owners. Detec tives recovering gems at the Arlington Hotel faced injuries after a floor collapsed while pursuing valuables.
United Press reports June 30 that southbound highway traffic along the coast is halted at Paso Robles and diverted to the San Joaquin Valley, disrupting travel on the coastal corridor.
Santa Barbara dispatch reports the battleship Arkansas arriving with naval doctors to relieve the weary first aid corps and 20 sailors and marines assigned to guard streets in the quake zone.
Hayward officials announce a strict ban on fire crackers for the national holiday. They warn of fire hazard burns and injuries and state that no fireworks will be permitted in Hayward.
Eleven carrier pigeons of the Victoria racing club were released at five o'clock this morning and flew northeast toward Victoria British Columbia. The birds should arrive there before sundown after crossing into Canada.
The Presbyterian church Bible School will open for the summer vacation period. Pupils aged four to 14 will be accepted. Girls receive training in art and wax-work while boys study carpentry and cabinet work. A regular kindy garden class will be offered for the little tots.
J B Hammon announces prize winners for three agricultural clubs in Niles Centerville and Pleasanton will be chosen in the next two weeks. Records reviewed determine the winners who will be sent to the University Farm at Davis in October. Currently 157 members focus on poultry pigeons and vegetables with plans to add calf and pig clubs after this contest.
Chicago June 30 William D Shepherd was fully exonerated of murder charges after a county grand jury heard two witnesses about the death of Mrs Nelace McClintock sixteen years ago The panel voted no bill meaning Shepherd is entirely free of blame in the case
Governor Friend W. Richardson travels from San Luis Obispo to Santa Barbara to assess damage and offer California state aid for quake victims. He is accompanied by officials and prepared to coordinate relief efforts with local authorities.
A quake-torn Santa Barbara faces a 26 million dollar building fund with loans up to six percent and a 3 million dollar earthquake relief pool. Bankers statewide are urged to contribute, while the city council and chamber of commerce seek structural engineers to aid rebuilding efforts.
California Druid lodges held a state convention last week electing M. J. Bernardo of Centerville as grand guardian. Bernardo won the choice of the convention amid several other candidates. Centerville attendees included Stanley Ramos and R. Rogers.
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