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Hayward Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Mar 19, 1926

Page

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Poultry Extension School Opens In Hayward May 3

The Hayward Chamber of Commerce and University of California join to launch the Poultry Extension School on May 3 and 4 at the Hayward Poultry Producers Association hall. Sessions cover breeding, feeding, disease control, and practical applications with top instructors from UC and extension specialists. The event runs 10 am to 4 pm each day with optional lectures. Attendees can learn modern poultry methods at no charge beyond travel and time. The program lists experts William Lippincott, R. B. Easson, W. F. Holst, W. E. Newton, and J. R. Beach among others.

Poultry Extension School Hayward Poultry Producers’ Association University of California College of Agriculture Alameda County Farm Bureau William A. Lippincott R. B. Easson W. F. Holst W. E. Newton Poultry Disease Control Tj. R. Beach J. R. Beach

Great Exhibit of Rabbit Furs to Open April 6

The Pacific Rabbit Breeders Association announces a rabbit fur show on April 6 at Casal Hall No 1 Castro Street. About 304 pelts and rabbit feathers will be on display with most furs from San Jose. Organizers, led by Jack Villar and M J Gracchi, plan a yearly show at Oakland Auditorium and seek a dye factory funded by San Francisco money.

M. J. Graceni Hayward Pacific Coast Breeders’ Association England Casal Castro Street Pacific Rabbit Breeders’ Association San Jose Jack Villar Association Pacific Slope Gracchi J. M. Walsh Ashland Villar San Francisco Oakland Auditorium

Was It Accident or Murder in Railway Death

Alameda county investigators probe the death of Joseph Razendes 53 who was struck by a Key Route interurban car near Hayward San Leandro. Authorities consider foul play unlikely with autopsy showing a fractured skull while family and papers debate whether he fell or was struck in a dazed state over ill children. A stranger seeking Razendes at his home is being sought by deputies as theories vary on the fatal night.

San Francisco Rose Ravenda Alameda County Joseph Havienda Ravenda Ravyenda Jack Collier Joe Soares Hravenda Hayward San Leandro Hazendes Reaily Razendes State Hospital Hortense J. SS. Koford Buck Jegal Mortenson Co-operative Creamery Morson White Mr. White

California and Oregon Lead Cauliflower Shipments East

California and Oregon shipped more cauliflower to the east and middle west than ever before, led by California with about 450 carloads from Alameda county. The season lasted ten weeks with roughly 160 cars daily from the two states. Overproduction along the Pacific coast pushed shipments high. In Alameda county production neared end though small daily shipments to the east continue, and remaining carloads will taper off.

California Oregon East Middle West Kenneth Nutting Hayward Alameda County Nutting Pacific Coast

Hayward Civic Groups seek Census Committee delegates

A letter asks civic organizations in the Hayward High School district to choose a permanent delegate for a Census Committee sponsored by the Hayward Civic League and East Alameda County PTA. The committee, chaired by FE. W. Burr, will plan the minor census to be reviewed with a later educational survey.

Hayward Hayward Civic League East Alameda County Federation of P. T.A FE. W. Burr Chamber of Commerce G. M. Turner M. E. Hurley Oakland Miss F Palmer Vocalignal Work California Prof Lewis University of California Hurley

Masons Observe 50th Anniversary with Big Party

The Masonic brethren plan a 50th anniversary celebration for the founding of Eucalyptus lodge on April 1. A banquet at 6:30 and an evening of entertainment are planned, with reservations required to ensure proper dining. This marks the first event in the lodge's new home and carries special significance.

Eucalyptus Lodge Hugo Frank J. E. Welsh

Fire Destroys Home in San Leandro Early Morning

A fire at 2 o'clock this morning destroyed the home of Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Santos at 786 Castro Street San Leandro. Loss exceeds $1,000 with some insurance. The blaze likely started from a fire left in the store when the family went to bed. Mrs. Santos awakened by her 18 month old Marie and fled with the child and younger sibling while her husband fought the flames outside near the chimney. Fire department arrived as the house burned to the ground.

Alvin Santos Castro Street San Leandro Santos

Arm Around Waist Driver Arrested After Highway Race

Richard Francis, 21, of San Lorenzo, was arrested by state Traffic Officer Norman Yadpais in Hayward for driving at about fifty miles per hour with one arm around a companion and edging another motorist into a race. He faced a hearing before Judge Harder Jr. on Monday morning, March 22, with three others in the light coupe.

Richard Francis San Lorenzo Alameda County Francis Norman Yadpais Hayward Harder, Jr

Legion Auxiliary Food Sale Net $28 Profit

The Legion Auxiliary reports a cooked food sale netted 28 dollars for their work. They thank the public for cooperation and support in enabling this fundraiser.

Legion Auxiliary

AID SOCIETY MEETING AT CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH

The Ladies Arts Society of the Congregational church will meet in the church parlors on Wednesday March 24 at 2 o clock. This replaces the April meeting. All members are urged to attend as important matters will be discussed.

Ladies Arts Society The Congregational Church

Mask Ball at High Lands Scheduled for Saturday

Hayward Highlanders prepare for a masquerade ball set for Saturday night two to three miles from Second Street. The community is known for unity and lively dances that draw good crowds and friendly social time. Competition over costumes is expected and the event promises attractive attire and fun.

Hayward Highlanders Second Street

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