Canneries Battle Over Fruit Market Control
The article discusses tension between fruit canners associations and growers over packing plans and market control. It notes California canners planning to close interior plants while San Francisco plants run, potential losses for growers, and shifts in opposition as green fruit shippers form an organization to influence the Eastern market, impacting stock activity with few transfers recently.
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Calliorpia Fruit Canners Association
San Francisco
Knogland
California Fruit Canner's Association
Fitate
San Francsco
Combine
Green Fruit Shippers
California Fruit Canners Association
Personal gossip from a San Francisco area week
A San Francisco weekly mentions A. W. Meek on business in the city, Mrs. T. H. Martin leaving for Grase Valley, and Mrs. C. G. Van Eaton visiting friends in San Jose. It notes Trostes Wilbert’s illness improving, Chas. Coleman visiting the Oriole Club, and Ruth Haseltine visiting Vita Priddy. Plans span camping through Arizona for two months, a Presbyterian choir outing to Golden Gate Park, and Captain Archie Alexander receiving a captain's commission. The High School graduation will forgo closing exercises. a memorial gift to the school is planned by the class. The article lists class members and notes university examiners visiting the school. A local effort to gauge the modern language program and the wheel’s trends is mentioned, alongside remarks on students, faculty, and lingering questions about a graduate’s return to teaching.
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Arch of Titus
Rome
Clases
Julia Silva
Nellie Johnson
Annie
Nelson
Nelle Ramage
Grace Webmer
Hester Gamble
Charles Helms
Wilfred Cooper
San Francisco
Iaet
Schilling
Wheeler
Pew
Aml
Maynard
Florence Coshmathea
J. AL Beith
Schonertady
New York
Labor Leaders Plan Election Action At City Meeting
Last Saturday evening local labor leaders met at their headquarters to discuss active participation in the coming election. Speakers included Danke of Oakland and Rogers, with claims about electing honest men and opposition to trusts. The Corsair bike advertisement follows, promoting Morgan & Wright tires and Barnes wheels on Castro Street.
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Payne
Danke
Oakland
Dankie
Schmitz
San Francisco
Rogers
Smith- Hoe
J. E. Holmes
Focal
Morgan& Wright
C. S.C
Barnes
Nevaox Barnes
Castro Street
B. Hayward
Trustees Award Sewer Contract and Town Developments
The Board of Trustees awarded the sewer contract along Boto Street to C. Schmidt of Berkeley for 273 dollars and confirmed E. Drews as fire chief. The Holy Ghost Society secured street ped dling privileges for April 18, and a Meek Estate deed for Sato Street right of way was filed. A fire bell notice plan for water shutoffs was endorsed, Y M C A plans were praised, and lighting costs for new street lights were discussed. Baseball season opened with a P and Hs lose to Amigos 13 to 7, with plans to strengthen the squad. Thirty Plymouth Rocks chicks for sale.
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Jones
Board of Trustees
Heyer
Boto Street
C. Schmidt
Berkeley
E. Drews
Holy Ghost Society
Firat Street
Main
Meek
Sato Street
Warren
San Lorenzo Water Company
C. BR. Morgan
Y. M
Board of Trade
Gato- Lime
San Leandro
Flrat
Awakening Hayward Bids to Start Progress Next Friday
A call to action urges Hayward residents to join a city awakening on May 16 1902. The Young Men’s Social Club now the Quote Club hosts a reception at the Opera House with town officials and business leaders as guests. Speakers include Mayor Heyer Suburban Co President Angus Board of Trade Wilbert and others. Bonfires anvils and music mark the event aimed at broad progress. Citizens are urged to form committees and attend to support a united drive for improvements.
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Young Men’s Social Club
Quote Club
Opera House
Board of Town Trustees
Board of Trade
Mayor Heyer
Angus
Suburban Company
Wil
Bert
Trada
Langan
J. Crosby
Binse
Castro
Estrevis
Foresters
Og Pacane
Dr. Browning
G. A. Oakes
R. Morgan
Local Option Campaign Moves to Amend Alameda Liquor License Law
The Church Temperance Federation held a Friday rally at Hayward Methodist Church to push an ordinance amendment. Leaders from multiple churches spoke, about 50 dollars was pledged, and a banquet was held for forty delegates. An evening address followed, aiming to circulate a petition to the Board of Supervisors demanding stricter license rules and protest filings. A subsequent sale of the Mmon place on Buena Vista to Dr. David Dodd was noted.
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Alameda County
Church Temperance Federation
Hayward
Madison Slaughter
Twenty-third Avenue Baptist Church
Board of Supervisors
Msiing Toragine
D Warren & Son
Buena Viata Avenue
David Dodd
Town
A.M. Crawford
San Francisco
Too Old Reliable Hayward Adil Encounters Heat Line
Wash goods will be waited and shirt waists made as cool gowns and children s clothes for hot days are planned. Our lines offer choice for every need with no other display matching the kinds and qualities hereabouts. Too OLD RELIABLE Hayward Cal.
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