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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1930
Page
10
Community effort aims to surface a six mile road from Endicott to Fairbury with gravel from a local farm pit. Workers and much of the labor are donated while the project is coordinated by the two towns' commercial clubs.
Notice that the Anderson barbershop at 544 Main Street has been purchased by the new owner JM Dye. The new proprietor promises first class courteous prompt service and invites existing customers to continue patronizing the shop.
A reflective piece by John Lonsdale extols leadership rooted in service to humanity and persistent effort. It cites George Washington’s Valley Forge struggle to illustrate steadfast resolve, urging individuals to tackle tasks boldly and pursue excellence in community, work, and organizations.
The American Bankers Association's Economic Policy Commission was directed to study chain and group banking and the proposed extension of branch banking. A booklet summary lists members including S&L Hecht and Paul Warburg, detailing the spread of chain banking across the United States.
The American Bankers Association notes a nationwide drop in savings deposits for 1929, the first since 1919. New England and Pacific regions gain modestly while Middle Atlantic, Southern, East Central and West Central areas show losses. total deposits fall about $195 million from 1928.
Mrs. Jos Fancher of Little Rock Arkansas reports rapid relief from disturbed kidney action backache and dull headaches after taking Foley Pills diuretic. Endorsed by men and women everywhere Brains Drug Store the Rexall Store Hayward California ad.
A bridge luncheon in the Italian room of the Oakland Woman's City club announced the engagement of Bernice Underwood to Rothe Hugh Berry. Guests included Mrs. Doll Miss Underwood and families. The affair featured readings and a wreath motif on the place cards. The couple plan a late summer wedding and Berry works at Durant Motor in San Se santo.
The city plans 360 scarlet hawthorn trees along Hawthorne Avenue from Santa Rosa to Bellevue, aiming to create a beautiful springtime view in coming years for drivers and residents.
Atlanta police Chief James L. Sheavers marks his 64th birthday his 46th wedding anniversary and 41st year with the police department over the past two days.
Two well preserved teeth likely from a giant prehistoric creature were recovered by John Fulford in the banks of Clear Creek near Bloomington. One tooth measured six inches in length and five inches in thickness.
The Newsette, claimed as the only paper of its kind in the country, released its second volume here. Children of the kindergarten produced the issue in Santa Barbara.
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