Brotherhood Fete to Highlight Hayward Elks Banquet
Hayward Elks set Saturday dinner and anniversary banquet at Alameda lodge Hall with 50 plus Brother Bills from southern Alameda and Alameda counties expected. Joe Murray and committee workers announce vaudeville acts talks and community singing led by Lee Gilbert and a 10 piece lodge orchestra.
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Hayward Elks
Mother’s
Alameda
Joe Murray
Hayward Committee
Bert Bedford
al Frager
Alameda County
Lee Gilbert
Lodge
Market upbeat for eggs eyed by Hayward association chief
Thomas W. Cordry of the Poultry Producers of Central California says Hayward will supply about 30 percent of a 100 carload order for Argentina. He notes current egg prices are about one cent below last year but may rise. Feed costs should stay flat or drop, while overall poultry demand trails. He cites California’s price edge over Midwest producers and differences in grading and organization observed in Bloomington Illinois.
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Hayward Poultrymen
Thomas W. Cordry
Poultry Producers
Central California
Alameda
Hayward
Argentina
South America
Cordry
Bloomington
Tlinois
State Farm Mutual Insurance Company
California
Middle West
The Green Goddess and Talkie Trends in Silent Era Cinema
A compact look at early talkie development and star power. Alice Joyce endures silent cinema while stars like George Arliss face villains in The Green Goddess. The piece notes the shift to electrical sound and the era’s evolving production style.
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Alice Joyce
George Arliss
Castro Valley Men Hurt in Auto Crash Near Brentwood
Co R Moore of Oakland, an employee of the Castro Valley garage, and Joseph Gross of Castro Valley were injured in an auto crash near Brentwood last weekend. Moore, driving, dozed as the car struck a fence and plunged over a 30 foot embankment, overturning three times. Gross and two young women were thrown clear. one woman suffered a rib fracture. All but Moore left Brentwood hospital. Clyde reports Moore recovering but to remain hospitalized for weeks.
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Co. R. Moore
Oakland
Castro Valley
Joseph Gross
Brentwood
Modesto
Mr. Moore
Convicts May Earn College Degrees in California Prisons
Sacramento March 14 A plan announced by state superintendent Vierling Kersey would introduce high school and college courses in state prisons. Credits would mirror those from state schools. Kersey cites California’s prison system as its biggest adult education challenge and notes San Quentin’s convict college has become the nation’s largest.
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Sacramento
San Quentin
Vierling Ker
California
Kersey
Hari M. Stelgers
United States
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Cottage Bakery
Theo. Meyer Grocery
G. W. Taeger
Cor.a and Main Sts. Hayward
Welman Fancy
Wellman Vacuum Coffee
Welman
Cor. A
Main Sts
Bill
Clarence A
Rauline Optometrist
Brains Drug
B & Castro Streets
T.w.cordry
Coolidge
Warner Bros’ Talkie Studios
Hollywood
Silo
Tadio
Just Movie News
First Navonat
Billie Dore
Ripley
The
Philco
America
Darneal’s Radio
Castro Street
Pou
J. C. Penney
Schilling
Cretenne
Crisco
Irene Cameron
Harry Holmes
Theo. Meyer
Grocery
Soares
Ravano Bros. Grocery
Tiago Goodway Cash and Carry
Mks. H. Thorup Grocery
Narciss Quality Grocery
Piggly Wiggly
Clarence Saunders
Niewspa Pr
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