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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1925
Page
2
An Alameda County proposed visit plan aims to strengthen ties among local groups. Delegates from Lyons Club and fraternal organizations would visit neighboring communities and invite wider participation to foster goodwill and overall welfare.
The Hospital Council of San Francisco protests Assembly Bill No 653, which would require certified milk to be sold only in bottles and ban bulk purchases. They warn higher costs for patients and argue it will not improve milk purity. The Hospital Association counters that bulk buying is as carefully handled as small lots. The bill awaits floor debate before a vote.
Dr E Slosson urges curbing waste of oil and coal and pressing systematic research into wind water sun and geothermal power. He notes wind and sailing ships may advance future energy, hydro power grows, solar energy offers vast potential, and heat from the earth awaits practical harnessing.
A Kansas legislature session broadcast from the state university station drew protests from farmers who said microphones hinder clear thinking. A progressive lawmaker urged members to perform well, noting speeches would reach as far as New York and reflect the legislature's intelligence, suggesting air time could benefit legislatures.
A collection of quips from various newspapers commenting on Navy aviation, defense, and President Coolidge. It notes aviators versus naval woes, economy after election, and a salary bill described as grease for gravy, reflecting general editorial mood across outlets.
A mosaic of quips and quotes from a bustling street scene. Jests about coroner trials, taxi drivers, and fashion mix with jokes on radio sets and marriage. A playful column sketches urban life with sharp humor and local phonetic flair.
Notice announces trustee election for Hayward Grammar School to be held in the Boy Scout Room on March 27, 1923, polls from 3 to 8 pm, by order of Board of Trustees. Clerk JACOB HARDER JR. records.
Notice states a Palomares school district election to name trustees on March 27 1925 at the Palomares school house. Polls open 1 p m to 5 p m. Clerk Mrs Hadeler signs the notice. M3 10 17.
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