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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1910
Page
2
Hayward Review announces subscription rates for 12 months and six months, with advertising rates on application. Publication is weekly, under the management of Fred E. Adams, manager, and entered as second class matter at Hayward California post office under the act of March 3, 1879.
A muddled report suggests census timing slips as April deadline nears. A. G. Dimean, royal census commissioner, hints the cake event schedule may extend to Monday May fu. Officials urge prompt, accurate information from residents to speed completion and minimize delays.
Fifteen sailors deserted the cruiser while in port at San Francisco. The ship had three boats taken and fled Thursday night without alarm. A search by the launch and Crowley’s Lanyes failed to locate the missing men by Friday morning, with authorities continuing to search as rumors spread.
Word HOA chairman calls for a progressive effort to keep July celebrations moving. He urges residents to tidy front yards remove weeds and debris to ensure an enjoyable and attractive community event for all.
The town council plans to appoint a poundmaster to start work next Tuesday to control the many loose dogs on the streets. All dogs must wear a tag to avoid capture, and the town marshal and sewer officials are asked to ensure pets are properly licensed and secured.
The Mayward soldiers of Company H NS GG welcomed a large crowd at the Friday night ball. About eighty couples danced and enjoyed a splendid program featuring fine music and gatherings.
fragmented OCR note mentions bridge work near Vale and Nissen, Gallsttonn Darher shop, and upcoming construction at a lower plane wall with two fines, plus a description of local stores including Mitchell's Save and Elite Candy Store.
Safe deposit boxes for rent at very low rates at Bank of Haywards. A sale and counterfeit place to keep your valuable papers is warned against.
County Clerk notice urges all Alameda County voters to re register to be eligible for the August 16, 1910 primary and November 8, 1910 general elections. Registration runs Jan 1 to July 26, 1910, then reopen until Sept 28, 1910. Office hours 9am-5pm weekdays, Saturdays 9am-12pm.
Notice to taxpayers in Oakland Alameda County requires individuals firms and corporations to deliver sworn property statements for 1910 assessment by April 1. Refusal to furnish statements incurs a $100 fine and penalties. Henry P Dalton, Assessor, warns that assessment blanks may be fined and corrected at the assessor s office in the courthouse.
The Alameda County Assessor announces the poll tax for residents over twenty one. The tax is two dollars due between the first Monday in March and the first Monday in August, rising to three dollars under penalties. The notice warns seizure and sale of property for nonpayment and states penalties including fines and imprisonment. The address listed is Alameda, California.
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