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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1925
Page
2
Local Hayward merchants launch Wednesday Bargains to promote home shopping. A cooperative group promotes midweek specials and Saturday deals to save money and strengthen the community through local business support.
The San Antonio Times notes the Presidents thrift drive, from erasers to cups, as a public lesson in government and personal economy. It argues such petty savings could save the nation billions if echoed in every home and department nationwide.
Father Ricard, a long-time priest and amateur astronomer, wins credit after Dr. Charles C. Abbott of the Smithsonian backs his sunspot based weather forecasts. The San Francisco Examiner notes Ricard faced ridicule yet maintained bold claims, delivering data monthly despite limited resources.
A collage notes tax forms growing complex and towels spared at Washington while whitewash fades. It cites quotes on modern girls desires, Prohibition trials, bullet-proof shirts, and a laundry test. It mentions an Indian scientist transparency feat and a monkey joke impulse, plus a Chicago Library room for cross words.
A stream of antiquated jokes and quips explores politics religion marriage and aging with diverse voices. References to Napoleon Michaelangelo Key and Texan Wyoming governors mingle with social banter and stage talk.
In Estacada Oregon on March 9 a miniature earthquake affected two nearby farms. A mile long ground crack opened as springs dried up and water pipes broke. A house shifted from its foundations and a fence post moved three feet. Residents were away and exact timing remains uncertain.
San Carlos resident A Gulliani dropped wallet money along the highway when he hurried through town. A passerby kept $608 found near his route, while another woman kept $120 for the owner. Gulliani searches for the missing cash as authorities note the accidental spill.
Notice of time set for probate of Maggie H. Faria's will and for Letters Testamentary to Maria E. Silva. Hearing scheduled March 11, 1925 at 10 A.M. in Department 4 Oakland Court House Alameda County. Attorney F. L. Lemos listed.
Hayward announces candidacy for re election to the Union High School Board of Trustees. Election date set for March 27 1926.
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