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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1925
Page
2
An editorial urging pride in small towns, urging chambers of commerce to act, defying the idea that a town is too small to matter. It argues active civic effort, faith in the community, and news will follow from work and investment. Big towns grow from big ideas rooted in local action.
The article argues organized labor will adopt a more conservative path under William Green, replacing Samuel Gompers as AFL president. Green, previously in the minority opposing the Third Party, pushes to improve the economic and legal status of American workers through concentrated effort and broader Americanism.
A U S Bureau of Standards report says gas meters are the most accurate commercial measurement tool. New England gas companies test 15 000 to 20 000 meters yearly and average readings show about two percent under actual gas flow.
William H. Hodge, head of the Public Utilities Advertising Association, argues advertising lowers consumer utility costs and speeds development. He asserts advertising benefits the public, contrasts well served towns with high rates, and likens reliance on advertising to hiring engineers and auditors.
A collage of short editorials and quips from diverse newspapers. The snippets touch on the Senate’s dignity and the vice president, a model home's value tied to a model family, international reactions to Hindenburg, and idle rumors. The fragment ends with a jumbled reference.
Radio schedule lists 6 45 p m final reading stock reports weather and baseball scores. KGO features the Little Symphony Orchestra conducted by Carl Rhodehamel with Arthur Garbett and Grace Le Page. From 7 p m to 1 am Henry Halstead’s orchestra and soloists perform at the Hotel St Francis San Francisco.
KFI Los Angeles airs McDarniel’s Nightly Doings and Amusement Information Service from 6:15 p.m. to 6:45 p.m. Radiatorial period runs 6:45 to 7 p.m. Dan L. MacFarland performs organ at 7 to 8 p.m. Los Angeles Examiner program is 8 p.m. to 3 p.m. Welch Presbyterian Church Choir presents secular music directed by Charles Davies from 4 to 10 p.m. Packard Ballad Hour runs 10 to 11 p.m. featuring Billy Hall and others.
The schedule lists events from 4:30 p m market reports to 9 p m Johnny Buick's Cabirlan orchestra. It notes amusements and state restaurant orchestra sets with Rudy Seiger's orchestra and a late Johnny Buick appearance in a busy San Francisco program.
A collage of quoted snippets shows office banter about mood and morale, light talk on prices and small purchases, and casual street observations. The pieces mention a cheer disposition, cigars, a sulfur request, a price compare, and a humorous twist on daily life with a nod to Mark Twain.
KGW Portland lists a full day program from 6 p.m. Children’s program to late evening events at Multnomah Hotel. A Sacramento county plan for a $100,000 high school bond at Galt has been defeated by voters three times.
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