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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1930
Page
5
Harold R. Deal, advertising manager for Associated Oil, says the new Jack and Ethyl program Let s Get Associated in Romancia attracts more fan mail and enthusiasm than Roads to Romance. The 8 pm Wednesday slot features more music and less dialogue with strong audience appeal on Lincoln s birthday.
Election for one Valle Vista School District director set for Friday March 28 1930. Polling at the school from 1 PM to 7 30 PM. Marie J. Silva inspector Nellie E. Bidwell and Anna L. Bauer as judges J W Tighe acts as Clerk of School Board.
In a letter to the editor, an onlooker urges choosing either the Memorial park or the Walpert site over a bond issue for a new memorial building. He argues park visitors would increase awareness, cautions against new street assessments outside city limits, and stresses financial welfare over debate and blame.
French aviator Charles Corsin of Air Union has completed the equivalent of 28 world circumnavigations. He logged 6,612 flight hours and 675000 miles, carrying 10500 passengers without a single accident.
Poultry and eggs prices listed by grade and weight. Eggs per dozen: Large No 1 38 cents Medium No 1 27 cents Small 22 cents. Poultry per pound: Prime Broilers 12 lbs to dozen up. White Leghorn hens. Fryers. Colored hens. Belgium breeds under 4 lbs 34 to 36 cents. over 4 lbs 28 cents.
Federal State Market News Service notes bundled vegetable pricing. Carrots turnips radishes parsley 20 to 30 cents per dozen and 25 to 80 cents per 1b. Cabbage 1 25 to 1 75 per cwt. Cauliflower 25 to 75 cents per dozen. Spinach 25 cents to 30 cents per pound. Mushrooms cultivated 45 cents to et cetera. Rhubarb 1.50 to 2.00 per apple box. Strawberries 5 to 11 cents per pound. Onions 40 cents per dozen.
Centerville reports Rev Atwood back in action and St James groups holding meetings at Memorial hall. Locals including Mr Mrs Shepard returning from Florida trip, Rev Martin from Mary Knoll spoke at Holy Ghost church, and notable illnesses and civic talks noted among residents and visiting dignitaries.
Fred Nelson sold his ice company stake to Union Ice but will keep the wood and coal business. Oakland funeral services were held for James Edward Briscoe, 60, born in Mission San Jose. The Niles Chamber elected L. E. Smith president and staff outlined railroad, highway, and courthouse matters. Stanford geology students breakfasted in Niles before field study.
Mr. and Mrs. Marston Cassell and Vernon Ellsworth traveled to San Francisco to meet the Ellsworths who had returned from Honolulu aboard the Malolo. Mrs. Ray Davis is seriously ill on Second Street. A minor auto accident injured Mrs. Milton Wilder during a dinner outing to San Jose. A freak wind shifted Joe Vincent’s Pecoto house about three feet, breaking windows and damaging the frame and interior.
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