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Hayward Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Mar 05, 1925

Page

4

Nash Sales Rise 9 Percent Across Six Major Shows

Nash Motors reports a 90 percent year over year gain in retail sales across six major auto shows in 1925. NYC Milwaukee Philadelphia Cleveland Buffalo each posted double digit increases from 23 to 125 percent, with Detroit and the Nash Special drawing strong interest and a forecasted car shortage for spring.

Nash Detroit E. H. McCarty Xnas2 Motors Company New York Milwaukee Philadelphia Cleveland Buffalo

Castro Valley Club Sees Membership Grow and Social Prizes

The Castro Valley Improvement and Social Club held its regular meeting with over ninety members and six new names presented. Prizes were won by Dr. Rozelle, Mrs. E. Bone, and Mr. W. Wiedemeyer as Mrs. B. H. Phillips led the evening. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Johnson hosted twenty friends at Redwood Road to honor Miss Enola Johnson of Oakland who leaves soon.

Castro Valley

State Saves Over $760000 in 1924

Will H. Marsh chief of the Division of Motor Vehicles reports a 1924 saving of 760000 from running expenses despite a 20.5 percent rise in registrations. The surplus will go to the highway commission and county road funds for maintenance. The 1924 motor vehicle collection totaled 106747954 with a 20 percent statutory cap of 1349390. actual spending was 588637. Marsh recommends a state supervised force of field officers, driver licensing exams, exempting small farm vehicles from commercial rates, and removing annual certificate renewals.

Sacramento Will H. Marsh Division of Motor Vehicles Richardson Highway Commission Marsh

Wednesday Socials Close With Honolulu Trip

Wednesday with her parents for a trip to Honolulu. Cards and games were played after which refreshments were served. Prizes were won by Mrs. C. Jorgensen, Mrs. R. Wolff and Mr. G. Bailey. Washington farmers are using poisoned wheat to kill English sparrows.

Honolulu C. Jorgensen R. Wolff G. Bailey G. Jorgensen Johnson P. Hearn Montana Redwood Road E. Bone Oakland Geo. Duncan D. Holland P. P. Pederson Elizabeth San Francisco Jensen Boremann Bornemann Lemon Ave J. W. Wright G. W. Schriber Modesto Washington

Nash 4 wheel brakes praised as safest and simplest

A Nash Motors Company leader touts 4 wheel brakes as superior to all others. The piece highlights full equilization front to rear, 60/40 brake bias, permanent adjustment, dust proof front brake encasement, metal die cast aluminum shoes, and consistent performance in extreme temperatures.

Nash Nash Motors Company Nash Cars Toledo

Owners Benefit By One Design

Russel Huff of Dodge Brothers argues that a single evolving design, not yearly models, delivers higher quality and owner satisfaction for over 1.25 million customers. He cites reduced costs from avoiding repeated dies and rework, enabling better value for buyers.

Dodge Brothers Russel Huff Hoff John Horace Dodge

Farm Bureau Center Meetings Schedule In Oregon

Farm Bureau centers in Waller and Bay View announce meetings on March 9 and March 10. Discussions will cover the Vegetable Planting Calendar by Mr. Hammon and a proposed local center egg laying contest. Attendance is urged. Beekeepers seek timber company cooperation to sow honey plants on cut over lands in Oregon.

Waller Farm Bureau Center Castro Valley Bay View Farm Bureau Center Fairview Hammon Chas. Deane A. P. R. Gallaghan Oregon

Wheat stocks sold. Echo farmers drive off jackrabbits

Stocks of 1924 wheat in Oregon and Washington warehouses are nearly exhausted. Farmers near Echo Oregon completed three drives killing 5000 jackrabbits with 200 participants.

Oregon Washington Echo

Sugar factory plan near Klamath Falls faces opposition

A sugar factory at Klamath Vails Oregon is proposed by bee sugar handlers. Oregon cattlemen unite to station a man permanently at Portland stockyards to monitor beef movements and defend interests.

Klamath Vails Oregon Oregon Catlemen Portland

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