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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1929
Page
2
Hayward business people share a Mother’s Day message urging youth to reflect on mothers’ sacrifices. The Open Letter emphasizes respect and guidance from older generations and how listening to their advice can foster better communities.
The article describes upcoming paper money to be issued around July 1, noting its small size. It wonders how such coins will function in groceries and clothing purchases, and mentions portraits including Washington on the one dollar bill and Jefferson and Lincoln on others, citing partisan reactions.
A Christian Science Monitor quotation suggests replacing the question of work duration with inquiries into capability and efficiency. It argues that adopting the dual questions How much can I do and How well can I do it would streamline economic activity globally.
The Haseio Bible Society held its monthly meeting at the church parlors with several new projects discussed. A class dinner is set for the 17th at 6 30 pm to raise funds for the church annex, with tickets ordered by Thomas Lewis. New members include Mrs Harrington Mrs Debbs Mr Coleman Mr and Mrs Gilchinson and Mr Younge.
The automobile belonging to T. B. Hodgkins of Tennyson stolen here Thursday night was recovered in Fresno Friday, according to information received by police.
Red Steele of Oakland drove through Hayward Friday night with no sleep and had six cars involved before police halted him. He reportedly accumulated about 200 hours behind the wheel while at home.
Mr and Mrs L J Bill Wilson and daughter Beverly Jean will depart Sunday for a month to six weeks. They will visit Mrs Wilsons former home in Superior Wisconsin Chicago then head west before returning east by southern route and north through Oregon to sue Mr Wilsons parents. Wilson works at the Principe barber shop.
A new Alameda County Credit Bureau begins operations at 970 B Street Woods Building Hayward with L R Bliss as manager and Philip Silver as attorney. The firm advertises painless collections yet effective, offering general collection services in a growing local economy.
In 1928 many towns with populations from 500 to 500000 used similar pages to organize local volunteer efforts. The note invites residents of Hayward to join a collaborative service initiative, following examples set by other communities.
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