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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1925
Page
1
Multiple items listed for sale including pigeons two hatchery specials and baby chicks at varied ages. Also leghorn poultry crates day old birds and White Leghorn posters. Rentals include a four room house with water and furnished rooms in Hayward. Misc items include a piano and a maple bedroom set. Also requests tractor work and plowing services.
Castro Valley poultryman WC Freeman calls Hayward a potential major poultry center for the coast, citing climate, transportation, markets, and nearby population. He notes land price as the main hurdle but envisions rapid growth with national publicity and investment.
President Coolidge re submits the nomination of Charles B Warren for attorney general after a prior 39 to 41 rejection. A meeting with Senator Butler and Warren led to sending the renomination to the judiciary committee for a second senate consideration with possible extended hearings.
SACRAMENTO March 12 The assembly passed a bill authorizing Attorney General U S Webb to file a suit in the state supreme court to determine the status of community property in California for income tax purposes. The measure follows Attorney General Stone’s ruling that failed to cite rights of husband and wife in filing income tax reports.
High School notes cover a Brunswick Record visit by Mr James from KGO broadcasting insights to Hayward students. Torch and Sword play prelims note Louise Archer’s Pomander Walk chosen for spring. eighteen roles to be filled Friday. Also reports Harvard High’s 12-5 win over Roosevelt and Concordia Junior College’s 5-1 victory over Hayward.
The Medyy foundation for a new theatre is being laid with a large crew to finish by autumn. Financing comes from Chas Heyer and Hayward’s County Supervisors chair, with Achermian and Harris directing a coast district team of theater men. The completed theatre will be the largest and most imposing in the central east bay.
The Native Daughters of Niles announce a large whist party. Centerville Parent Teachers Association held a social at the grammar school on Wednesday evening. Rev Vic Gatchell visiting his son M Gateb ell spoke on Childhood in Jerusalem. Miss E Ashcraft from Sam Jose teachers college presented a monologue to much enjoyment. Ladies served refreshments in the new cafeteria.
Marshal Fred Shill reports the region’s storm sewers and small creeks are free of obstructions after a personal inspection. The survey follows a recent miniature flood that damaged residential and business districts. He urges residents to keep waterways clear by avoiding rubbish in creek beds and sewers.
The Rehewahs of Niles held their lodge meeting on Friday evening. Afterward a surprise party honored Mrs Martin Murray the treasurer who married while away and recently returned. Mrs Phoebe Ford presented a Picture Parish Daybreak, with prizes awarded for card games won by Mrs Jean Molter and Mrs Jerisha Berry.
Mro and Mrs aA J Bullam of Jeff Hayward left Wednesday for Glenallen North Dakota with their son. They purchased a four acre tract before departing and plan to settle their home there in the future.
For sale white and silver King pigeons and Rhode Island Red cockerels. Eggs for hatching from best strain. Call Hayward 726 or visit 603 Castro St Hayward. Published March 12.
Three well dressed robbers, believed to be the same men behind four months of San Jose robberies, opened the Garden Pits Pottery Co safe last night. They struck the watchman Harry Whittier, placed a charge, and fled with $100, boosting four month totals to 24 robberies and a $6,050 haul.
A large force works on East 14th near Hayward as part of widening the Hayward to San Leandro highway. When finished the road will allow smooth vehicular traffic with ample space for machines beside the street car tracks. Delays from heavy rains pushed back progress, but directors expect a short time to finish.
Eight hoboes arrested after a raid on the Hayward Jungles following a Western Pacific robbery. Defendants include Joseph Burns and John Bes Do Lindeman among others. Most pleaded guilty to charges and received ten day sentences. Burns pleaded not guilty and awaits trial.
The touring bureau of the California State Automobile Association said Niles Canyon Road from Niles to Senol is closed for repair and will likely stay closed for additional work. Senol can be reached by Mission San Jose or via the Highway and Dublin.
John Melham of Box 300 Hayward wins first prize in the Wednesday Bargain Day puzzle event. Methany tied for first with two takes. prizes include subscriptions to the Dai Review. Mr J C Shaver, Hasward Post Office, wins a three month subscription for finding all but three mapstakes. The page urges readers to watch for next week’s bargains and participate.
San Diego reports the combined Atlantic and Pacific fleets arriving at noon with Seattle as flagship. Thousands witnessed the naval procession as ships steamed from the bay while residents gathered on the heights.
Royal Neighbors of America plan to postpone their convention in Viesha Califerna on March 17 18 with a pre meeting on March 5 for local camp delegates. The next gathering is set for April 7 with banquet and activities, as details adjust.
Hayward Knights of Columbus plan a fund drive for Father Ricard Memorial at the University of Santa Clara. Jack Matchell says contributions will be voluntary. A breakfast at the Pergola in Dublin Canyon on Sunday March 12 will set plans and appoint committees after the Keights annual communion at All Saints Church.
Three bandits halted a Santa Fe work train at Wiseburn station and forced about 100 Mexican laborers to surrender two weeks wages. The robers fled toward Los Angeles in a car as investigators estimate the loot around 3099 dollars.
The Hayward project, directed by Kenneth Scavile or Scaviore, plans a film studio financed largely by outside capital with local business leaders aiding. Construction to begin May First with production hoped by late summer, on the former Strobel and Neudeck tract behind the Castro street car line.
Seattlers report Ames Nagle alias Spud Nagle, 36, released from city jail after brief sobriety confinement, was re arrested as he left custody as a suspect in a San Francisco mail truck robbery last April. Cash and papers valued at $10 000 were taken.
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