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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1902
Page
1
The poultry men and local business community have shown strong backing for a Special Poultry Edition. Citizens praise the purification effort and many requests to reserve advertising space have been received, signaling broad enthusiasm for a successful publication.
Residents urge Board of Trustees to restore the poundmaster post and enforce dog and nuisance ordinances. They decry unchecked stray dogs and unrestrained animals as signs of a poorly kept town and predict a strong turnout at tonight's rally for progress. Citizens claim awakened resolve to pursue united, thoughtful reform.
A call goes out for every man, woman and child in Hayward to take part in tonight’s meeting. The message stresses collective responsibility and an energetic drive to support the community’s welfare and future.
A local column condemns using rubber stamps to spread notices and mislead readers. It attributes the tactic to an enterprising man and warns against printers and papers that publish baseless tales. The piece denounces hoaxes about a bull dog versus wildcat fight and defends Hayward’s reputation.
The Board of Trustees considers appointing a committee to study Hayward joining the Oakland Carnival effort. Businesses broadly approve and expect town acts to show progress. Proposal includes sample products, a June 19th store open day, and a joint effort to attract attention and funds for the fair. The fair runs June 14 to 21 with street closures, no liquor, and mass color lighting. The committee estimates a ten thousand dollar outlay for the event.
Green fruit shippers plan to control all deciduous fruit shipments from the state through a new company. The group aims to absorb smaller shippers holding about ten percent of output to unify marketing and stabilize prices across national markets. The move follows a unity push among local shipping concerns to prevent market glut and secure favorable prices. Sunday confirmation rites were held at the Catholic Church with Archbishop Riordan officiating and Genevieve KeKeever and Joaph Alameda as sponsors.
Social set events mark an Oakland area week with a Monday gathering at Mrs Threlfall's home featuring Miss Provenice from Oakdale and friends. Upcoming Alameda county C Ku societies annual picnic at Sunset Park expects crowded excursion trains and Hayward delegation.
The text briefly mentions a phrase about tea biscuits and a leavening agent. It resembles a fragment from a recipe or baking note, referencing a "pure" leavener and a king powder context, but lacks complete sentences or clear claims.
The San Francisco Bla ble and Carriage Owners Association campaigns against wire bound hay. They claim rope bales resist crushing, reduce feed contamination, and fetch higher prices. Stablemen reportedly prefer rope, and rope presses are replacing wire presses to save weight per ton. A separate note describes a dairy shift to butter production with a 1500 pound milk milestone and the Gold Nugget butter brand.
A Germantown resident J. Edgar describes fourteen years of sciatic rheumatic pain. He credits Chamberlain's Pain Balm with quick relief and cure after trying many remedies. Local drag shop advertises the product and market comment from makers and Reed's Drug Store.
H. B. Phelps of Plymouth Oklahoma notes he sold Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for years and preferrs it over other remedies. Yesterday he sold five bottles to threshers who could not go farther and are back at work today. Hayward Drug Store advertises the remedy for sale.
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