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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1901
Page
1
A fragment from a 1901 Friday issue satirizes the Saturday Evening Post and its Congress style in a country home setting. It jokes that patent medicine ads would flood immigration if true and dismisses train and pig seals as a waste of time.
A bizarre tale unfolds as two dogs allegedly attack Belgian hare stock, killing twenty-two animals in rapid succession at Ramage’s warrens, then threaten other properties including Dr. Alexander’s and Reverend Johan’s parsonage. Owners vow action against the dogs’ breeders. officials seek to identify the perpetrators amid an eerie night of destruction.
An opportunity from A. T. Maria Wholesale House Cincinnati Ohio seeks a reliable man to manage a new branch in the vicinity. The listing mentions interest in stamped catalogue items at four cents and requests gold references in the writing.
The mid month Town Trustees meeting produced little drama but discussed a potential street tax enabled by recent legislative acts. Officials await further information while clerk to seek attorney guidance and inform lawmakers. The council also considers street repairs, watchman efficiency, a deaf mute license request for one week, and transferring funds to the library. A plan to build a levee across Cae r street at the Main junction closes the meeting.
An unusual ad like notice touts decorative items and remedies at a local shop. It mentions purposed offerings for coughs colds and bronchitis, with unclear product names and a range of prices. The text references a mail shop on a street near PL and a garage sale, all in a muddled marketing style.
The article cites penalties for those who refuse to give names or obstruct the Assessor or his deputies in collecting the State Poll Tax. Offenders face a mild misdemeanor with possible fines and imprisonment in the County Jail, or both.
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