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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1930
Page
5
A revival meeting directed by Colonel Cousins and Captain Roe of the Salvation Army in San Francisco will be held at Salvation Army Hall on Atherton Street Friday evening at 8 oclock. Everyone is invited.
Six Hayward fire department members including Fire Chief Manuel G. Riggs A J La Canha Joe Riggs Louis Oliver Tony August and George Luce attended a firemen's college in San Francisco. They learned grass brush and oil fire fighting methods building inspection fire alarm operation and first aid with a San Francisco exhibition drill noted as a highlight.
Justice of the Peace J. M. Gondring believes he has solved umbrella misplacement with a personal card on his umbrella. The umbrella has traveled widely but consistently returns to its owner, proving its owner’s claim in Ceres, California.
Wilber Tex Schrader horticultural inspector for Hayward replaces Max Leonard as chief helper to the county farm bureau. Keith Bissell itinerant assistant county farm adviser will aid cow testers in Alameda and Santa Clara units for about two weeks to compile annual reports.
Two dogs in a canine hospital learned there is a difference between the hair of a dog and a porcupine's glossy outer covering. Teddy and Burny, once confident they could tackle any animal, ended up bristling with quills after clashes with other dogs, drawing the neighborhood's attention.
Dr. J. L. Beard of Martinez former district commander of the American Legion spoke at the Hayward post meeting. He discussed a proposed salt water barrier in the Carquinez straits and the engineering challenges of protecting the Sacramento and San Joaquin rivers. Harry Bradford and Senator E H Christian reported on the Veterans' Memorial building site status.
In Yakima a 12 year old, Larry, brings a limping dog named Spooky to police headquarters. He asks if the dog should be killed to end its pain after a neighbor's rock strike. The officer asks if he wants it killed. Larry says no, the pup’s leg is only bruised and Spooky soon recovers and wags his tail.
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