Hayward Clean-up Paint-up efforts spark civic renewal
Editorial lauds Hayward's enthusiastic inauguration of a Clean-up and Paint-up campaign following the Yard and Garden contest. It cites broad participation from local business leaders and residents, detailing volunteer labor, materials, and supervision pledged to transform neglected land into a cultural center and community milestone.
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Hayward
Hayward Garden Club Seeds a National Flower Show Push
The Garden club of Hayward plans a large scale flower show and national contest to boost the city’s profile. Leaders tout civic support, prizes, and potential by-products from floriculture including perfume manufacturing and bee culture opportunities. The effort relies on volunteers, local businesses, and collaboration with the Chamber of Commerce.
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Hayward
San Leandro
Chamber of Commerce
Garden Club
Giant Cork Elm Leaves Its Mark on Hayward Schools
Hayward teachers and students carry on a tree planting tradition begun by Judge Joe Russell over fifty years ago. Seedlings from the famed Ed win Markham elm and new plantings at Brete Harte Muir Fairview Hayward Highlands Burbank and Pacific Primary schools keep the memory alive. The old elm may be removed for new development yet its spirit grows in school gardens and future generations through pepper trees and Christmas trees planted by children.
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Judge Russell
Markham
Hayward
Hans Vejby
Edwin Markham
B Street
Joe Russell
Lloyd
Tom Russell
Brete Harte
Muir
Fairview
Hayward Highlands
Burbank
Pacific
Jacob Harder, Jr
Prophecy of West Coast Growth Comes True in Local College Note
A twenty year old page from California highlights W. E. Gibson’s forecast of rapid Pacific Coast expansion and a booming business climate. The piece notes opportunities for young people and envisions a Polytechnic Business College growth, including possible Hayward evening classes bringing education into the front parlor.
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California
Polytechnic Business College
Oakland
W. E. Gibson
Great West
Panama Canal
Pacific
Gibson
East Bay
Hayward
Verse Shared by Parent-Teacher Leader on Roses
Mrs. R. B. Bulger president of the Parent-Teacher association shared a Vocation of Homes and Gardens verse with Forum readers. The poem praises digging in dirt and growing roses and links fragrant thoughts to diligent labor.
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R. B. Bulger
Parent-Teacher Association
Homes and Gardens Magazine
Professional Directory Entry for Medical and Music Services
Dr. R. M. Manson physician and surgeon in Haywards Bank of Haywards building. Silva Maternity Home run by Miss Francis Silva on Niles Road with phone Niles 1 W. Catherine G. Brownell vocal teacher offers studio at 26 O'Farrell Street San Francisco and residence studio at 284 Castro Street Hayward with phone Hayward 152.
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R. M. Manson
Bank of Haywards Bldg
Catherine G. Brownell
O’farrell Street
San Francisco
Castro Street
Hayward
ERECATIONAL Kurtz School of Dressmaking Classes
Dressmaking and design course offered by the Kurtz School of Dressmaking at 3661 Grand Avenue Oakland. Weekly instruction available. contact Lakeside 8317 for details or enrollment information.
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Kurtz—School of
Grand Avenue
Oakland
Lakeside
Weed eradication in Merced district urged by agriculture expert
Dooley P. Wheeler Merced county agricultural commissioner warns that weed control starts with building sentiment and assessing economic impact. He cites camel’s thorn Russian knapweed and star thistle as major California threats and urges vigilant surveys, canal weed control, and timely eradication of new weeds.
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California
Dooley P. Wheeler
Merced County
Merced
Miller and Lux, Inc
Sant Joaquin
Play Leads Boys Toward Straight And Narrow Path
Charles Evans Hughes argues that playgrounds shape a boy’s character guiding him toward honesty and social responsibility. He stresses rights duties and shared spaces, noting association with peers and teamwork as essential.
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Charles Evans Hughes
Mr. Hughes
Garden shopping urged before spring rush arrives
A brief urging readers to buy garden supplies early ahead of the spring rush. The note highlights the benefit of stocking up for healthier plants and longer lasting equipment as the season begins.
Sowing Seeds Now For Spring Planting
The guide advises planting most flower seeds outdoors as soil warms and stays moist after winter rains. It emphasizes good success prospects when conditions are favorable.
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