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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1928
Page
2
The piece argues that communities profit from constructive industries like farming, poultry, dairying, grain and fruit production rather than shady quick schemes. It promotes Hayward’s Farm Products Show as a pivotal event to attract outside visitors, create homes, and foster lasting growth and wealth for residents.
The Bloomsburg Rotary Club presented a framed resolution of appreciation to Paul R. Eyerly, former president of the Pennsylvania Newspaper Publishers' Association, praising his forty six years of civic crusading through the Bloomsburg Morning Press. Under his leadership funds built a new library, a $400000 hospital endowment, park land, boulevard lighting and removal of poles and signs, with eight years of campaigns raising over $600000 in a town of 8000.
The piece notes China presenting its case to the League of Nations and seeking Washington’s position on the current impasse. It argues the United States has a history of honest dealings and friendships with China, contrasting it with a League seen as dominated by self interested powers.
Count Keyserling notes no American men resembling kings as Chicago faces financial strain. News pictures of George and Victor spur concern. Cities shift from inviting motor traffic to limiting it while bulls push up commodity prices to cover gains. The season hints at a broader mood of change.
Niles community notes tell of weddings in Oakland and family visits to Ripon and Pleasanton. Members join the Baby Hospital branch, resignations occur, and plans move to a Garden party in fall. A Mothers Day service, school concerts, and May 15 orchestra prep are also reported along with Exposition dedication plans in Long Beach.
Centerville residents from Centerville and Niles traveled to San Jose for a tea hosted by Mrs J C Bunting at her home with ample decorations and music. The report lists gatherings, visits, illnesses, and social schedules across Centerville including dinners, club meetings, and a birthday observance for Mrs Emilie Chittenden.
Mesdames Fisher Crothers A A Batch Florence Hudson Mosher Chittenden and Mrs A Parker of Niles are listed among local society contacts in the latest social notes. The item highlights prominent community women and their associations within the town.
The 159th Infantry band of Oakland headlines San Leandro’s nineteenth annual cherry festival for the fourth straight season. Col Adolphus J. Eddy and Capt Eugene Severin arrange the appearance with Warrant Officer Godfrey Bouglione directing. The event occurs Tuesday evening, June.
Allison Reid, chairman of musical arrangements, says the date for the cherry fete concert is 5. The celebration features the Sixth U. S. Artillery band Mare Island Naval band Goat Island Naval Band and San Leandro Concert band Local 520.
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