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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1901
Page
4
A garbled page notes rail connections to San Francisco and Seventh Street, local street conditions, and a Sunday service change. It mentions county officers’ salaries, local cheese stock at Garelsanta, a Native Sons and Daughters dance, a water rates vote, and community club meetings. Also references to a doctor, a master and a pestilent onion patch tale.
A brisk Washington Township vs Wayward tennis day drew many locals to the lime lined Hayward court. Washington edged Hayward 5 matches to 4 in a sunny, fast court day with mixed doubles and exhibition sets including Summer Hardy versus Coleg and Len Hunt versus Paul Selby.
The Southern Pacific railway announces a revised schedule from San Francisco with departures to Ban Joe, Sun Valley, Wavermore, Niles, San Jose, and Sacramento. The 1:07 p.m. train to Ran Pran Cisco has been withdrawn, and the 12:07 p.m. service to Hauterd and Niles is limited.
A San Francisco paper reports revived interest in oil wells on a slope near Cohunh IL, with production at 409 barrels daily. Investors, including Hay ward holders, are jubilant as share prices rise. many take advantage of a privilege to increase holdings at thirty cents per share before March Ath. Development plans promise continuous drilling and expansion through twenty years, with substantial capital tied to the project.
A fragmented newspaper clipping describes a notice about a man named Minter MisTaki Asity miner and a clergy reading of an extract. The text mentions an owner Ed Haas of a pneumatic life taggy, with unintended romantic interest among women, in unclear context.
J O M L Parker died Wednesday night after a period of weakness. Born in Ohio, he was forty nine and lived in Hayward for twelve years painting and renovating homes before starting a grocery at Band and Main. Surviving are a wife and six children in the East, a sister married to Dr Pennington of Monterey, and a son in Asheville, N C. He was a respected church worker and member of Maywarda Lodge. Funeral arrangements were announced with Rev. Mr. ore to preach at the congregation’s church.
Palma's reception at Palma Circle Women of Wood Rail honors Mr and Mrs Ho Kennard. Members adjourn to the enlarged banket room. Tables gleamed under sunlit cloths, decorated with violets. Mrs I F Allen acted as toastmaster, with witty responses from several members. Guardians Corr presented gifts, including a gold berry cup. Cards of acceptance were sincere as the circle celebrated a nett wedded pair with a festive evening of games and socializing.
Fragmentary notice from Cincinnati Ohio mentions an office branch and a manager opening. Text is garbled. cannot determine precise offer or entity names.
Fruit men from Wayward and Nickily report strong price offers from Cannery Com Vine for apricots at 25 a ton and ten per pound, pears at 20, with other fruits listed. Growers in view of a likely heavy crop feel prices are favorable though no definite action has been taken. Frost timing and orchard conditions may shift plans, but growers and cooperative canneries discuss potential cooperation and resist price erosion.
By mutual consent Jacob and Luisa V filed articles of separation claiming the husband takes the Eden township ranch while the wife starts her separate life. The court notes alimony waiver if the wife seeks divorce. The couple owned a small Eden ranch with tools and stock. Emma Matilda, their daughter, had died, leaving property interests and in laws. The separation papers were prepared by Langan and Lomas of Tay a and filed with the County Recorder to transfer the wife interest in realty to the husband.
Dramatic nights at Alvarado drew large crowds despite heavy rain. Performances included the firel night is noted for strong cast talent and smooth supervision by Geo Meche. Saturday’s Social Outcast featured musical interludes and an enthusiastic reception, with a lively dance to close the carnival of music and drama.
A humorous ad style fragment promotes Lane's Tea with claims it preserves health and aids digestion. It mentions sale through J. J. Mc Donn il Co and references a price around 25a and 6 percent. The text includes garbled phrases and nonstandard wording.
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