Alameda County Dairy Improvement Plan Underway
Russell J. Robinson outlines a county dairy improvement program based on a 1923 survey of Alameda County dairies. The plan aims to analyze production factors, feeding, silage, breeding, and profit potential to guide a long term extension driven project with dairymen, creameries, banks, and organizations.
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Alameda County
Robinson
Russell J. Robinson
Spark
California
Agricultural Extension Service
No Hope Held for Rescue of 34 Entombed Miners
The Fairmont West Virginia mine disaster ends any chance of saving the 34 entombed workers at coal mine No 41. Rescue crews recovered five bodies in a passage near the shaft entrance, leaving little doubt that all were killed by the blast or suffocation.
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Fairmont
W. Yu
Assembly Sets Date for Adjournment to April 18
Sacramento report says the assembly adopted a resolution fixing adjournment for April 18 and sent the measure to the senate for final adoption.
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Sacramento
Assembly
Senate
Eoapro Arhive
Woodmen Initiate Large Class for 32nd Anniversary Event
Cypress Camp No 141 of Hayward and Forest Camp No 102 of Oakland held a birthday ceremony as Cypress initiated nineteen candidates at Bank of Haywards Hall. The event marked Woodcraft pioneers and aimed to boost contest standings while honoring long‑time members and officers.
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Cypress Camp No
Hayward
Forest Camp No
Oakland
Cypress Camp
Bank of Haywards Hall
Consus
Jack Fleddermann
Jack Simpson
Comander Nels E. Nelson
M. Starr
Drive For Funds To Aid Homeless Children In Hayward
A two day fundraising drive begins in Hayward on March 20 to help the Children’s Home Society locate real parents for homeless children. The effort, last held three years ago in Harvard, seeks small per person donations and aims to place more children in caring homes.
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Hayward
Children‘s Home Society
Harvard
Bay City Woman Confesses Poison Plot From Jail
Mrs Gladys Kennedy, 28, confessed in San Francisco that five years ago a Minneapolis city official conspired with a male patron of her underworld resort to poison the official's common law wife. Kennedy said William Hocks may have done the poisoning and that the official paid her $7,000 hush money after the act. She later claimed she swallowed slow acting poison before her arrest and was hospitalized.
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United Press
San Francisco
Gladys Kennedy
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Kennedy
William Hocks
California
Bible Editors Hit By Cole Sparks Prohibition Clash
SAN FRANCISCO march 15 ex Colorado governor William E Sweet a leading Methodist said upon arrival at the Hotel Whitcomb that the recently published Bible omitting all references to wines and liquors is a clumsy ridicule of the prohibition movement and belittles the Bible and its readers.
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San Francisco
William E. Sweet
Colorado
Methodist Church
Hotel Whitcomb
Local social notes from Hayward and Oakland
Mrs T H Hoare of Hayward visited Oakland on Monday and attended a bridge luncheon hosted by Mrs Marin. The text mentions Oppress Camp and a unique frame designed by Neighbor M W Merwin presented in July 1893, with Merwin formerly in the planning mill business in Hayward.
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T. H. Hoare
Hayward
Oakland
Marin
Ita
M. W. Merwin
Merwin
Hayward Athletic Club to Meet Thursday Evening
Hayward Athletic club schedules a Thursday 5 30 gathering at the Poultry Producers Wall. Plans include a dinner for members with new entertainment features and a vote on gymnasium facilities. Visitors are welcome to participate in the formation of the new organization.
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Hayward Athletic Club
Poultry Producers
Lion's Wives Surprise Club At Luncheon
The Lions wives surprised the club at the Pergola luncheon on Wednesday noon. Hal Angus organized the visit and program including Mrs Hal Angus reading on Irving Geri, Berlin songs by Angus, and Ern Russel with the Pergola orchestra. Russel performed and plans for a Ladies night after officer elections were discussed. Jay Bruce contributed a tale of a hunting incident near Monterey county before departing Thursday.
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Elb
Hal Angus
Mra
Irving Geri
Berlin
Angus
Ern Russel
Pergola
Russel
Jay Bruce
Hunter
Monterey County
Journal Moves To Splendid New Home On A Street
The Hayward Journal relocates to a modern new building on A street designed for a print shop and newspaper offices. Editor George H. Oakes and contractor James Willison oversee the move with ground floor layout maximizing efficiency for Hnotype machines. The upper story provides rentable office rooms, signaling a lasting improvement for the Journal.
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Hayward Journal
A Street
Castro Street
George H. Oakes
Quakes
James Willison
Hayward
Oakes
Journal
Noted Chemist Booze Law Net
San Francisco report says Max Hoffman a noted American chemist and Sam Schwartz a San Francisco businessman were arrested after federal agents uncovered the largest alcohol manufacturing plant yet found in the West. They were seized at a Mountain View ranch where the plant was located.
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San Francisco
Max Hoffman
Sam Schwartz
Mountain View
Street Through To Centerville Open Street Through
A street in Niles will be opened through the Thawe property on the Centerville Niles Highway. Mr and Mrs J E Thaw plan to divide their orchard into building lots. The Drews have bought a corner lot and plan to build soon.
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Niles
Thawe
Centerville-Niles
J. E. Thaw
F. M. Drew
New Water Mains For San Leandro To Be Installed
San Leandro officials announce start of three one half mile Dew water mains and 3 additional fire hydrants with East Bay Water Company supplying pipe shipments. Project costs 250 608 and aims to improve fire protection in Broadmoor and nearby districts.
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San Leandro
F. A. Nikirk
East Bay Water Company
Broadmoor
Water Company
Freedmoor
Colinte Ny
No and
Juana Avenues
Township Teachers Association Plans Local Institute Event
The Wasi S29n. The Township Teachers Association will meet Thursday evening March 19 at Niles Grammar School. Superintendent Mr David F Maritz arranges a Local Institute with Dr Sisson of the University of California as speaker on Moral Education. Principals will discuss tentative plans for May Day Fete activities.
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The
Township_ Teachers Association
Niles Grammar School
David F. Maritz
Sisson
University of California
Lord Curzon Rumored Near Death in Lords Lobbies
London March 1. It was reported in the House of Lords lobbies this afternoon that Lord Curzon's condition was hopeless.
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London
House of Lords
Lord Curzon
Camp Fire Group Organized in Niles
A Camp Fire girls group was organized in the Congregational Guild rooms in Niles on Monday afternoon with Mrs. Alen Goozee as guardian. Carel Overacker was elected president and Lucy Shinn, Ruth Laws, May Walpert, Dorothy Martin, Dorothy Smith named in officer roles. Other members include Betty Bunting, Gertrude Einsworth, Elizabeth Shinn, Robin Trask, Dorothy Jund, Margaret Kearns, Gladys McCor, Marian Laws and Lois Abbrott. They plan to meet each Monday.
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Camp Fire Girls
Congregational Guild Rooms
Niles
Alen Goozee
Carel Overacker
Lucy Shinn
Ruth Laws
May Walpert
Dorothy Martin
Dorothy Smith
Betty Bunting
Gertrude Einsworth
Elizabeth Shinn
Robin Trask
Dorothy Jund
Margaret Kearns
Gladys McCor
Marian Laws
Lois Abbrott
Ten Year Grazing Permits Issued in California Forests
The Secretary of Agriculture authorizes grazing on seventeen California national forests for 1925 to 1934 totaling 208 726 cattle and horses and 519 500 sheep and goats annually. District Forester Paul G Redington reports no grazing fee increase for 1925 and 1926.
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Secretary of Agriculture
California
Paul G. Redington
U. S. Forest Service
Bond Set At 5000 For Two Men In Ward Murder Case
Chicago officials report William D. Shepherd and Dr. Charles C. Farman indicted on 22 counts for the murder of Shepherd's ward William McClintock. Bail of 5000 each reportedly available. arraignment scheduled for Saturday afternoon. Farman accused of inoculating the victim with poison plus typhoid germs.
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United Press
Chicago
Mare
Willam
Shepherd
William McClintock
Jacop Hopkins
Charles C. Farman
McClintock
Cook County
Stewart
Edge Hopkins
Wilksx. D. Shepherd
Billy McClintock
National University of Science
Faiman
Dr. Faiman
Thousands of Chicks Burned in Santa Rosa Hatchery Fire
A blaze at B. W. Rutherford hatchery in Sebastopol destroyed thirty two thousand baby chicks causing an estimated loss of 100000 dollars. The fire cut power to Sebastopol, plunging the town into darkness from four a.m. until dawn. The cause of the fire remains unknown.
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United Press
Santa Rosa
B. W. Rutherford Hatchery
Sebastopol
Here
Tokio Fire Brought Under Control In Tokyo
The blaze that swept northern Tokio last night destroyed 350 homes and left many homeless. Radio reports from San Francisco say the fire is now under complete control.
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Tokio
San Francisco
For Sale and Rent Notices Listing Oakland and San Leandro
Several classified notices include For Sale items by Frederick Wagner at 506 Webster St Oakland offering a hotel lease and a five acre garden plot near South Lorenzo, another near Oaklands Cannery with low rent, and a Mrs Kennedy listing a four room house near a cannery at 93 Box South Garden Ave plus a trade offer to swap Fresno city property for a small Hayward place at 739 Victoria Ave San Leandro.
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Frederick Wagner
Webster St
Oakland
South
Lorenzo
Webster
Cannery
Algo
Fresno City
Hayward
Victoria Ave
San Leandro
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