New School at Alvarado Is Dedicated
Alvarado dedicates its new Grammar School in a ceremony led by E F Morrison. The $60,000 Mission Style building, designed by Henry Meyers and erected by E T Leighter, houses 527 pupils with Principal E Foster Morrison and six teachers. The auditorium awaits bond approval to finish construction.
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Alvarado
E. F. Morrison
Celia Gifford
M. Scribner
Board of
Sale
Mabel Joyce
Albert Lyser
Alvarado School
Pletcher A. Cutler
Sous & Solo
James T. Preston
Burbank
Berkeley
D. E. Martin
Alsmeda Suudy
Ales
America
Henry Meyers
E. T. Leighter
E. Foster Morrison
Dorothy Gordon
Charlotte Jung
de Us Gifford
Mary Bally
Natalie Burger
James Scribner
F. H. Bobie
F. C. Harvey
Seventy Five Join County Farm Club Network
About seventy five school children ages ten to sixteen participate in boys and girls farm clubs in Niles Centerville and Pleasanton. County farm bureau and UC extension supervise them focusing on poultry, agriculture, demonstrations, and class work. Lake County fair runs September 24 to 27 at Lakeport. Medoc County round up is July 3 to 5 in Alturas. Mendocino reports heavy rain this season. Chicken pox vaccinations in untreated flocks reach 30 to 56 percent. Asparagus growers conference held at Clarksburg in Yolo County on February 12.
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Niles
Centerville
Pleasanton
County Farm Bureau
University of California Extension Service
Lake County
Lakeport
Medoc County
Alturas
Mendocino County
Clarksburg
Yolo County
Niles and Decoto Gas Service: Delayed Plan
A Niles Chamber of Commerce committee reports that gas service from Pacific Gas and Electric is unlikely soon. Estimated to run about 123000 dollars to extend from Hayward area, with mains size limits preventing west Hayward supply. The committee has not ruled out future consideration despite current setback.
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Niles and
Decoto
P. G
Niles Chamber of Commerce
Pacific Gas and Electric Company
Hayward
Detroit Tackles Auto Traffic Crisis With New Bureau
Detroit faces severe traffic congestion as 300000 automobiles and 500 jitneys collide during peak hours. A traffic violations bureau, created last August, enforces parking and speeding rules with fines rising to 250000 dollars in six months. Police report 25000 violators monthly, and a system allows offenders to plead guilty and pay fines without court time.
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Detroit
Automobile
Bureau
Del Valle School Building Plans Approved by Supervisors
Plans and specifications for an outdoor school building at Del Valle Farm were presented to the Oakland board of supervisors and approved. The facility will educate children treated at the farm funded by a woman who asked her identity be kept confidential.
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del Valle Farm
Board of Supervisors
Oakland
Water Well Flows 550 Gallons Per Minute in Valley Ranch
Draghi Bros. bring a top Livermore Valley well to Jas. P. Twohey on a ranch west of Livermore. The supply surpassed test capacity. 330 gallons per minute were pumped with limited gear, and 198 foot deep well suggests at least 550 gpm possible, with larger flow potential.
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Livermore Valley
Draghi Bros
Jas. P. Twohey
Livermore
Niles Pigeon Fan Imports Champion Birds From Oregon
Niles pigeon fan M. L. Duarte has imported three pairs of blue and maltese pigeons from Oregon to add to his show stock. He expects 1925 youngsters in maltese and other breeds for poultry shows this year. Duarte also operates about 500 squab breeders in white and silver kings.
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M. L. Duarte
Oregon
Margaret Willis Enters Prison On A Life Sentence
Margaret Willis, the Los Angeles physician killer, begins serving a life term at San Quentin after her conviction. She comments that perhaps Harold, her son, will be left alone as the doors close. The article also notes Harold’s contested testimony and mentions a local gun club event at Modesto with a trophy for high gun over three years.
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Margaret Willis
San Quentin
Benjamin Baldwin
Los Angeles
Martinez Gun Club
Modesto Gun Club
Walter Pilgrim
Volpi
Modesto Club
Vol- Pi
Notice To Contractors Hayward Union High School bids call
The Hayward Union High School District invites sealed proposals for a manual training building and gym alterations. Bids due April 4 1923 at 2 pm in the Principal's office, Hayward CA. Plans from the Secretary or architect Henry C. Smith. Deposit $15 for plans. bid must include 10 percent certified check. Board may reject any bid.
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Hayward Union High School
Alameda County
California
San Lorenzo Creek
Hayward
Board of Trustees
Henry C. Smith
Market Street
San Francisco
Board
Sai
N. P. Nielsen
Hayward Enion
Seid High
Surety Company
N. PB. Nielsen
Hayward Union School
Crop Losses Hit Florida Beans Georgia Peaches
Weather ruin hits Florida snap beans by thirty percent and Georgia peaches by a 2925 harvest. Cold snaps threaten the 1928 peach crop in ta in while Cuban potatoes move briskly in New York at about 1500 packages weekly.
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Florida
Georgia
New York
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Lopes Market
Jack Lopes
Hamberger
Main St
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Hayward, Calif
Oakland Guarantee Building & Loan Ass’n
S.A. Soares Local Representative Bank of Italy
Reid
Hayward, Cal
Lenton
Finnan Haddie Underwood
Holmes Grocery Co
B” & Main Sts
Bank of
Haywards
Bank OF Haywarrds
Commercial Savings Safe
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