Hayward Campaigns for Beauty and Cleanliness
The Hayward Chamber of Commerce backs a Paint-Up Clean-Up drive paired with a Garden Club garden contest. The effort urges residents to improve parks, homes and vacant lots, with visible neighbors inspiring change and a community focus on order and beauty.
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Prayer Helps Chicago Rise to Civic Duty
Two million members from 900 Chicago churches prayed for the city urging registration and voting. They call for honest officials and better community life, arguing prayer must be backed by civic action to influence Chicago’s character and progress.
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Value of Good Roads Prompts Higher Highway Spending
Iowa State College researchers estimate driving 10 000 miles yearly on poor roads costs 237 more than on first class pavement. While upgrading all country roads is prohibitive, real savings from better roads exist as maintenance costs rise with rough surfaces.
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Ten Thousand Oaklanders Favor Hayward Living Says Realtor Chief
Major William Barbee, chair of the Oakland real estate board improvement committee, told the Veterans' Luncheon Club that 10 000 to 15 000 Oakland residents would rather live in Hayward. He urged Hayward to attract residents by showcasing Oakland’s needs and promoting cooperation between nearby communities. He praised the club and urged veterans to view themselves as future community leaders.
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Poultry and Eggs Price Listings
Produce quotations show eggs per dozen at large medium and small sizes. Prime broilers range from 20 to 28 cents per pound, with White Leghorn hens and fryers priced accordingly.
Fruits and vegetables market report San Francisco March 14
Active wholesale demand in San Francisco for fruits and vegetables with steady ranges. Artichokes 1.00 to 2.25 per box, asparagus receipts up but moving. celery 4.00 to 4.50 per crate, hothouse cucumbers 3.25 to 3.50 per box, English cucumbers 2.75 to 3 per dozen, Imperial Valley peas 6.00 to 6.25 per lettuce crate, onions four dozen, cabbage 3.00 to 4.50 per ewt, cauliflower 0.25 to 0.75 per dozen, mushrooms 0.45 to 0.50 per lb, rhubarb 1.75 to 3.00 per box, artichokes 1.00 to 2.25 per box, field crates 3.00 to 6.00.
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What's Become of Hugh Mulligan's Ducks in Town
Local report asks what happened to about a dozen young ducks belonging to Hugh Mulligan of 558 Alice Street. Police Chief Louis Eilva and Captain George Hooson consider possible theft by a thief seeking poultry gain or marauding rats, while a second motive rails at Mulligan’s ducks.
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Sunday tobacco sales crackdown in Toronto
Police launch campaign against Sunday tobacco sales under the Lord's Day act. Several merchants were fined five dollars for violations.
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Crumbling Church Faces Loss Of Historic Saintes-Maries Site
In Saintes-Maries-de-la-Mer France a 1000 year old fortress church is gradually eroding into the sea due to a shortage of 10 000 francs needed for repairs. Pilgrims travel from many regions to visit the venerable site.
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California experts lead nationwide school building council plan
Walter E. Morgan announces California's proven methods will guide a new national council on school building. The council aims to improve rural school structures by sharing information, with William John Cooper heading the effort and Los Angeles to host the first western regional meeting.
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Andrew P. Hill Jr
Far Western
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Vierling Kersey
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Change Ceremony Words Geneva
A local marriage ceremony differed from the orthodox vows as the bride Mary J. Dildine and groom Lester W. Wesner used words “as long as we love each other or until legally divorced” instead of “until death do us part.” City Judge George F. Ditmars officiated.
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