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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1902
Page
2
An advertisement promotes SNUFFLES the GUARANTEED CATARRH CURE claiming to permanently cure CATARRH by removing the cause and discharges. It promises a complete 30 day treatment for one dollar, offers advice from the discoverer, and ships to the US and Canada.
A sensational ad touts the Home Gold Cure as a painless, easy treatment that allegedly cures drunkenness without labor or nerves weakening. It claims to neutralize alcohol's poison, restore health, and allows delivery worldwide for one dollar, with private correspondence and a money order to Edwin Giles & Company in Philadelphia.
An assortment of brief items covers varied topics from politics and industry to culture and daily life. It touches on labor debates about age limits, economic conditions, and social commentaries, interwoven with anecdotes, quotes, and notices about technology, etiquette, and public affairs.
Alameda County assessor issues a poll tax notice dated February 28 requesting a two dollar poll tax for the year due, payable at the assessor's office. The notice cites state code requirements for adult male residents over twenty-one to pay the tax, with payment details and deputy officers referenced.
The document outlines the Pothtical Cte tax duties for every person, with penalties by seizure and sale of personal property for nonpayment. It notes that those refusing to provide names or assist in collection face misdemeanor, fines, or imprisonment, with exemptions for those under a certain age. Signed by Henry Dalton, Assessor of Alameda County, California.
A garbled public notice lists taxpayers and officials required to attend meetings at the Assessor's Office in Alameda County. It references dates in April, mentions the 1992 year, and notes penalties for non attendance including potential raises and notification by mail. The text is partially unreadable but indicates assessment hearings, appeals, and related procedural steps.
Notice under Chapter 53 Statutes calls all Alam eda County voters to re register to vote in November General Election. Great Register names cancelled Jan 1 1902. Registration open daily 9 A.M. to 5 P.M. until forty days before next election. Affidavits must be sworn before County Clerk or deputies.
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