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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1925
Page
2
The article praises Hayward for protecting children during school opening and closing by assigning a special officer to escort youngsters across B street. It argues no crop is more important than children and urges other cities to copy the practice to shield kids from traffic danger.
A downturn in city manager adoption follows earlier momentum in California and other states. Seattle recently rejected the idea, while other towns cite high salaries and questions of expertise as barriers. Voters prefer representative government until proven success across many places.
The Agricultural Extension service led by Farm Advisor Russell T. Robinson implements a three phase project to raise poultry production quality and cut costs. Accurate flock records and higher grade eggs promise substantial district savings and industry impact nationwide.
The piece denounces hit and run crashes with maimed or dying victims left without aid. It condemns the smallest man responsible for fleeing after colliding with a machine or person and urges no leniency to stop the practice.
A caustic diary satire blames a lone publisher for public outcry as four Jackass drivers depart for other fields. Jokes about Warren not becoming attorney general and Uncle Sam giving a grace period on tax papers follow. Babe Ruth’s fortune contrasts with his reported bankruptcy amid horse racing flirtations. A walking man needs a gas mask and sturdy fenders.
The Superior Court of Alameda County California schedules March 17, 1925, 16:00 in Department 4 Oakland Court House for hearing and proving the will of Maggie H. Faria and issuance of Letters Testamentary to Maria E. Silva. Contestants may appear. Filed February 20, 1926. Clerk Geo Be Gross Deputy Geo H Stricker Attorney FP i Lemos Hayward Cal.
A quirky set of vignettes and quips from a boarding house scene. The proprietress greets a cat with odd breakfast choices while guests trade banter on manners, love, attire, and small misadventures. The humor pivots on misheard lines, wordplay, and social foibles.
A compact record of visits and events from Ripon area residents. Mrs Smethers and Mrs Soln laa- S traveled for visits. Mrs John Warra hospitalized in Alameda County for treatment with improving condition. Attendees included Mrs M Kellar and Miss Gertrude Kellar in Oakland. Mrs Harriet B Exsworth hosted a Baby Hospital social. Niles Chamber of Commerce dinner drew many guests. Newest president Ernest Martin. postmistress Caroline Kell attended nephew James McCray's injury and amputation after tree fall. Events include St Patrick's Eve fundraiser, hedge removal on Picker ing property, new cherry orchard by railroad, and a Filipino colony planned in Cayenne Valley Santa Barbara county.
Announcement form lists Hayward March 4 1925 declaring candidacy for re election to the Union High School Board of Trustees with election set for March 27 1928.
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