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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1930
Page
5
California spent more than 36000 in January to feed road camps where highway construction work is under way. About 14000 went for cured and fresh meats.
Al Brown, 71, a retired railroad engineer, starts a calf kindergarten in Gerber March 14 to train purebred calves listed on the social register. He has 18 of his own, plus two from Tillamook Oregon, kept until graduation. The program includes exercise, vitamins, and sun-baths, with diplomas signaling readiness to debut on county ranches as purebred cows producing richer butterfat milk.
Hooper, a tiny village known as the onion capital of Michigan, will receive a new railroad line. Despite its small size, Hooper ships more onions annually than many larger areas in the state, marking a significant development for the community and local industry.
University of Southern California officials have approved conditioning a lagoon for rowing practice in Long Beach. The city will likely seek to host the 1932 Olympic races on their waterway, signaling a possible bid.
C H William lent his car to a friend Joseph Azevedo who lent it to Yosemite garage. A garage employee drove it and caused a collision with Albert Bowman driving Frank Paradis car. Williams seeks $169 repair charges and asks contestants to mail solutions to Judge J C Needham.
California now licenses civil engineers through the state board of registration for civil engineers. A 1929 act requires a $15 license fee, proof of character, age 25, and six years of civil engineering experience. Graduation from an approved college counts as four years of practice.
An airplane sowed a 48 ton field in Gridley last week, completing the job in 27 hours. Authorities say no other method could have finished the work in time. A Sacramento report notes a gold helmet valued at 2309 dollars was also mentioned in the dispatch.
Disjointed notes describe a local department owning a riverbank asset as a gift to a chief on a specific day. The item cost about $2208 and is labeled as the most expensive in riverbank practices. A fragmented account mentions a practice job and a safe with holes, hinting at a security concern.
Earl P. Jensen reports to Governor Young that California state homes for feeble minded hold 2 7 684 inmates, 286 over capacity. Two new cottages at Pacific Colony under construction will add 160 beds, easing the overflow.
The Sacramento Region Citizens council orders a tour guide and scenic booklet covering northern California attractions. Over 390,000 pamphlets will circulate with details on rail, steamship, bus lines, air routes, and road information.
Dr. Walter M. Dickie announces heightened nurse education requirements in California. Last year 2,065 students entered exams. 160 graduates, 1,568 high school graduates, 39 with three years, 86 with two years, 67 with one year. Nine percent had less than high school education.
A pigeon became stuck with a string on its leg entangled in a tree. A pole crew rescued the bird after its mate hovered nearby. The released pigeon flew away unharmed.
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