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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1930
Page
3
Hayward's Legion band demonstrates strong energy and discipline in a big parade. Dressed in red, yellow, and blue uniforms it partnered with Shrine patrol to create striking visual impact and excellent musical performance. The community funded $1500 for uniforms and the writeup commends progress and civic pride.
Henry Ford argues farmers should not idle crops to keep prices high. He praises farmers who resist curtailment and urges a global surplus plan to move excess food to hungry populations in China and India. He cautions against overproduction and stresses a partnership between nature and man.
Forty seven chain store organizations report total sales of 288 726 000 last month up near one percent from April figures. The increase reflects more selling outlets rather than more goods sold and suggests a shift toward organized, low cost distribution while merchants anticipate a return to individualism and personal service that profits local markets.
A brief item notes a verse appears in the classified column offering results at a small price. The notice emphasizes affordability and quick outcomes, suggesting readers may gain answers with minimal expense.
The Hayward ceremony marked the cornerstone laying of a new city hall on the Castro homestead site with Masonic rites. A Lincoln land patent from 1865 and local relics were placed in the cornerstone amid a civic parade and remarks on growth from ranching past to municipal future.
February 19 plans were submitted and construction followed. On March 12 Carry & Westlund won a $65 840 bid to construct the first two stories of the three story building. The first floor walls were completed days before Saturday’s ceremony as a parade with police, American Legion band, National Guard, fire department, Shrine club, Knights Templar, Masons and grand lodge officers marched past.
An appreciation by Mrs. Harry McDonald honors the California Federation of Women's clubs delegates visiting Saturday. The list names Hayward city groups, local business owners, service firms, and participants who provided desserts and cars for the caravan plus police and traffic staff. Also notes an American holiday at the Stockholm exhibition on July 4 for American visitors.
Muager James Rolph Jr. of San Francisco served as grand marshal for the Fiesta Fioral parade and crown ceremony. Queen Louise of Campbell, chosen from 12 entrants, received the crowd at the coronation in the State colleges quad. The Floral parade drew hundreds of Fiesta workers while theRose show displayed California’s finest blooms at the Kilmartin Automobile showroom.
John Petersen of the Auto Grill is at Letterman hospital for a roughly three week stay to undergo an operation and return to work soon after.
Mrs Anna Baptist of 15 invites Bluebell Club members to a whist party at her home on Wednesday evening May 28.
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