Town Talk Items From Hayward and Oakland
A series of local notes report property sales and contracts in Oakland and Hayward. Frank Moore buys an old plate, a six room house is built on Petersen Tract, and J Surphane lands a contract with Amarul Bros. for construction. News covers a concert at Luce’s Hall, airship chatter, lawsuits, a minister’s wife’s death, a workplace injury, a classroom spelling mishap, a forgery verdict, a runaway team incident, a baseball win and local business plans for Kav anagh Shuey Gibson expanding into feed and related services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Surphane
Amarul Bros
Petersen Tract
Upper 13 Street
Migs Bessie Miveau
Luce’n Hall
Santor Dumont
Hayward
Dick Allen
W. Allen
J. B. Lewis
Aspirants for local office line up as April races begin
The field of candidates for town trust reelection grows with A. Dunes, A. L. Graham and Z. Wilbart filing petitions alongside J. H. Martin, all pledging municipal improvements. Dr A J Powell declines. Clerk race centers on John Obermuller versus Zambresky, with Marshal Ramage and Schilling contending for police chief. Treasurer Haas faces no opposition amid strong record and popularity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. &. Dunes
A. L. Graham
2. Wilbart
Hese
JH. Martin
A. J. Powell
Hayward
John Obermuller
Zambresky
Marshal Ramage
Hos
Schilling
Barney
Haas
Packing House Enlarged For Fresh Produce Trade
Favorable weather boost crops across the district with rhubarb dominating Meck estate fields of 200 acres. Packing house at the depot fills with workers packing rhubarb and asparagus for Eastern shipments as Meek expands capacity under W B Meek and George Gray. Annie Gay leads the department notice. Fruit outlook for the season appears promising though apricot volume remains uncertain due to possible frosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meck
Meeks
Hayward
Alvarado
Alvisy
H. W. Meek
W.B. Meek
George Gray
Annie Gy
McKinley Memorial Event Promises Grand Musical Tribute
Amid chorny rehearsals and community gatherings, Hayward residents prepare a Friday April 4 tribute to McKinley with sacred and patriotic music. Notables join in events at Aunt Lodge and Piedmont Parlor, while a creamery project advances with Will Call and Arthur Allen installing machinery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinley Memorial
Wandesforde-Karsey
Cooper
McKintoy
Will Call
Arthur Allen
Hayward Loamber Company
B Street
Ense
Haywards Creamery
Estry Ae. Institution
Transit Bows Before Storm in Oakland Townsit Notice
The Oakland Townsite Company posted a notice after a May fare rise reversal. It states transit fares were rolled back, restoring prior prices on the Maynard line and routes to Oakland. Manager Kelly faced public pushback as the company affirmed it won’t ride roughshod over residents’ wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland
Rutien
Jerard
Ratas
Kimbo Dakinad
Darrenza
Haz
Maynard
Here
Oaklani
Kelly
Race track plan for Hayward advances by organizers
Promoters who built the Horse Show have taken up the Hayward track proposal previously raised by Tar Ravusw. A site large enough for a mile track, grandstand, and stables is under consideration and bond issue plans are being discussed. Wealthy horsemen expect strong capital to finance a first class facility that would rival the state’s best.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayward
Local Gossip and Staff Movements Highlight Page
The column covers community chatter including Gov Kiienagh and Attorney Groshs possibly gaining freedom, Walpert news, Grand Parlor plans for April, Miss Joan Viltospivos resting while Miss Mary Bentley covers class duties, Morrissey noted as Orpheum manager, Estella Lorgain offered a Monterey hotel desk, her job at Western Union praised, and Lorquin’s promotion at Hotel Del Monte with a January–April timeline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estella Lorgain
Western Union
King
Hotel del Monte
Monterey
Sal
Lorquin
Palomares Community Notes and Local Happenings
Local updates report residents attending a tea concert, Jin Quigley visiting a sister, and Prof Knowlton scheduled to entertain at the schoolhouse. A son of Herbert Gawling recently welcomed eighteen pigs, breaking local records. John Duarte returns after typhoid fever, with calls to attract colonists to Palomares hills and advertise the fine ravines for sale and scenery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jin Quigley
Biendhwood
Knowlton
San Lranrico
Herbert Gawling
John Duarte Aroun
Anne
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Dirigor
Tur Kiate
Athintic Grovinds
YM. 8
Moteau Hae
Thomas A. Armstrong
H. ‘Armstrong
Hunt
Troy Cannery Et al
San Lorenzo Water Company
J.T. Willa
Congregational Church
Alden Presbyterian Church
49Th Street
James Curry
Thomas
Hayward Grammar School
Rotles
Archer
Woot
Asind
Mr. Johnson
San Lau
Vint Place
Keneally
Tayward
Silva
Citcher
Titcher
Carr
Horn
Walzen
Shortstog
Higgs
Terry
Pann
Gus Pan
Businers
Kavanagh, Shuey & Gibson
Gibson
Kavanagh
San Lucas
Levalike
Avery
Crowier
Pratt
Poultry Food International
Poultry Food
Manhattan Poultry and Stack Food
J-T.stone
Fae
Mainan
Sts Hayward
Pany
A. J. Tall
Ruth Brown
Misa Vransea Cooper
Mia
I. M. Owen
Frances Cooper
Grace Darlin
Ruth
Dorothy Brown
Vila Priddy
Estelle Lorquin
Minx Jabl
A. Mall
Bessie Hully
Jns
Gunningham
Jay
Tom Craig
ASM
Hall
Native Daughters
Piedmont
Jennie Browl
Aunt ¥ Lodge
Rohekwhs
Finneigen
A. Smith
Fraternal Brotherhood
J. W. Merwin
Alamo
Ladies Aid of the
M. 2. Church
Bessie Murray
Ee - Creamery
Audrey"gniss
Aig
Ted
Smith Bros
Atdeles Spee Elie
and and Weshington, Oarland
Hayward Linh
Nnannun
the Review For Job Printing
Kiienagh
Dlayward
Th. Groshs
Onkex
C. B. Walpert
Uden Pitur
Ox Dulegiey
Fanta Cewy
Joan Viltospivos
Mary Bentley
University
J. Morrison Brandhes
Morrissey
Orpheum
Palomares Pointers
Andy
Gane
Henry
P.O
Boo
Main
California
Friedlander & GO
Reliable
Ust
Dittmans
Jesse H. Woods
General Merchandise
S. E. Cot
Calif
Tome
Toft& Nissen
Socces General Merchants Dos
Bebe
van Dyle
Joao Bork
G. P. van Dyke
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