Hayward Union High to seek bond for new buildings
A letter from E. O. Webb and E. S. Warren urges Hayward area voters to reelect two incumbent Hayward Union High School trustees and approve a bond plan totaling 280000 for a new academic building and additions. The note cites district growth, 420 enrollments, 22.6 acre site, and 4 percent bonds with a premium sale.
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E. 0. Webb
E. &. Warren
Hayward Union High School
Hayward
Tehachapi
Centerville Sets Early Spinach Mark For Eastern Markets
Centerville reports record early spinach production with shipments reaching eastern buyers. President J A Copey cites Centerville as two weeks ahead of competitors and notes spinach flavor and grain are highly praised. Frank Cunha of Farm Products Sales Co confirms earlier pea shipments and favorable outlook amid good rains and fertile ground.
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Centerville
United States
J. A. Copey
Channer of Commerce
Frank Cunha
Farm Products Sales Company
Hayward Claiming East Bay Greatness Amid Diverse Industries
A San Francisco Examiner note highlights Hayward in the East Bay as a budding regional hub. It details extensive fruit and vegetable output worth millions, large canneries shipping worldwide, poultry and pigeon industries, diverse crops, and growing schools serving 15 000 people within 4 500 residents.
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East Bay
Hayward
Hollywood
California
California Conserving Company
West
Hunt Brothers Cannery
Rayward
Pacific Coast
March Urges Fight on Thistles
March urged district residents to join a weed eradication drive led by horticultural expert Fred March of Hayward. He advocates cutting thistles just below ground with a hoe to prevent seed spread as road crews are praised for clearing roadside areas in the west.
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Fred March
Hayward
Meek Estate Meek Estate Hayward Home Plan Progress
Alameda Investment Company runs a $100000 Hayward home building push on the Meek Estate in Colonial Acres Castro Street opposite Castro Valley Road. Thirty lots planned with ten built and twelve started last week. homes priced 3000 to 7350 dollars with ten percent down and monthly payments around 27 dollars include interest for five years. The project aims to sell remaining lots quickly as more money is pledged to Hayward homes and over 300 sales have already been made under G C Barnhart’s direction.
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Alameda Investment Company
H. W. Meek
Hayward
Colonial Acres
Castro Street
Castro Valley Road
Meek
Wek
G. C. Barnhart
Orchard
Hayward Homes
Barnhart
Contrasting Sermon Theme Sparks Civic Debate
A church sermon notes warn against hypocritical conduct linking church life to secular vice. The piece then shifts to a Washington report predicting a $306 million plus tax cut plan, reviving Melion Bil provisions and broad inheritance and estate tax reductions under Coolidge era policy.
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Washington
Congress
Capitol
Treasury Department
Coolidge
Harding
Groom 70 Bride 59 wed in Oakland court room
Izaac Bottomley of Oakland married Adelaide Stollman, bride for the third time, in a ceremony performed by Judge Jacob Harder of Hayward. The groom admitted to being seventy and the bride fifty nine on the license shown before the ceremony yesterday afternoon in the local court room.
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Izaac Bottomley
Oakland
Adelaide Stollman
Jacob Harder
Hayward
Notice to Creditors and Estate Proceedings
Notice by Marla E. Silva executrix of Maggie H. Faria deceased to creditors to file claims within ten months at Alameda County Superior Court or with attorney F. Lemos in Hayward. Also notice of probate petition for Christine L. Hauschildt with hearing set March 30, 1925 in Oakland. Dated March 13, 1925.
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Marla E. Slluva
Maggie H. Faria
Superior Court
State of California
County of
Alameda
F. 1 Lemos
Bank of Haywards Building
Hayward
California
Marla E. Silva
F. Elemos
the Executrix
Christine L. Hauschildt
J. G. Hauschildt
Augusta Collins
Oakland
Geo. E. Gross
Geo. H. Stricker
W. White
Teal Pigeon Race Promoted by Hayward Breeder
Joseph Vargas of Hayward, a pigeon fancier and breeder, promotes a teal versus homing pigeon race to draw bird lovers. He argues a teal is among the fastest birds, with a homing pigeon close second, noting short-distance head starts but possible long-distance payoff for the pigeon race.
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Joseph Vargas
Hayward
Bat
Vargas Noges
Vargas
Estuary Tube Contract Awarded to Crocker Firm
Oakland March 24 The Alameda County Board of Supervisors awarded the estuary tube contract to A J Crocker Company of San Francisco for 4 832958 40 dollars The project will use most of a 4 496 000 bond issue approved two years ago for completed structures The remaining funds cover ventilation drainage paving and subway roadway Two bids were submitted Crocker 4832958 40 Healy Tibbetts Construction Co 5151780 long over budget
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Crocker
Healy-Tibbets Construction Co
San Francisco
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Warren
Webb
H. U.H S
University of California
Norwalk
M. S
Studebaker
Ogaard-Weimer Motor Co
Castro St
Srt
L. I. Sorensen
New Chapel
H. M. Sorensen Hospital
Centerville Beats
7 Grammar
Union High School
San Francisco Examiner
David
Superior Court of the
Eagy
Alen. Ak
Curry
Fall
Pam Nee
P. W. Moody
Pantie Coos Ciska Fuller
Pete’s
Bank of Italy
Poscieati
Investors Bank of Italy Savings —Commercial
San Francisco Hayward
T. Knightle
Am. D. Petersen
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