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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1926
Page
2
The message urges Hayward to become Spotless Town for the Jubilee with weed removal and lawn care. City will bill property owners for cleaning costs after June 5 if they do not act. Civic pride is stressed to attract visitors and future residents.
The Hayward Daily Review outlines its seventy third anniversary in 1851 and announces a Diamond Jubilee Edition to be published on June 25 for the three day Diamond Jubilee Rodeo. The edition will feature three color covers designed by Virgil Nahl with extensive photographs and local history by area writers. The newspaper seeks financial and moral support from banks, industries and readers to produce a merit worthy keepsake for families and future generations.
The writer criticizes Oakland authorities for lacking a broad vision to widen Twelfth Street near the Auditorium during the area's growth. The piece argues a larger plan could have cost less than the current 135000 dollar appropriation for widening the road and laments the Eastbay’s failure to foresee the need.
Ten Hayward girls are nominated as contenders for the Hayward Diamond Jubilee and Rodeo queen. Nominees include Maxine Hegen Clara Medina Madeline Prieste Norma Boasso Mamie Baptiste Dora Jorgensen Rose Ferreira Edith Drennan Lillian Martin and Helen De Voll.
Lloyd Peterson of the Bank of Italy and Joe Martin of The Review depart for northern California or southern Oregon by auto to visit Petersons uncle. They plan to stay until about Wednesday if funds hold out, while the Bank of Italy and The Review remain in operation despite disadvantage.
A social dance will be given by the Palomares Improvement Club near Hayward at the school auditorium in Palomares district next Saturday night May 29. Phelix Carson is general chairman of arrangements. Music will be furnished by the Night Owls Oakland orchestra. Refreshments will be served at midnight.
A terse note describes a woman shocked by her husband’s terrible temper and its impact on her life. The account highlights her distress and the strain on their marriage as she endures daily difficulties.
The Sprague-Sells Company opening a large factory near the Hunt Brothers can be described as presenting a superb advertising booklet. Hayward is highlighted in the promotion as a major part of Sprague-Sells business with a national scope and a vast Hospston factory, inviting attention and support from the public.
Co C Hanley Mrs J C Hanley Mrs Charles Heyer and Mrs J O Merrill from San Francisco return from a Heyer Buick tour visiting the mission at San Juan Carmel Highlands hotel Del Monte Pebble Beach Watsonville Santa Cruz and the mountains. The party found roads perfect and the country gloriously beautiful.
Russell T. Robinson, Alameda county farm adviser based in Hayward, announced his resignation to take effect July 1. He will pursue a business tied to his agricultural background. No successor has been named. Joseph B. Hammon becomes row assistant farm adviser. Robinson is UC Davis trained and has served five years in the post.
Miss Alice Dean and Mrs. N. R. Moore attended the San Francisco dog show yesterday. Hundreds of animals were on display including Great Danes Wolfhounds police dogs bulls collies Airedales and terriers. A little white dog owned by Miss Dean drew praise as a fine companion and protector.
Realtor Riva Shirley has gone to Monte Rio Sotema county for about four or five months to combine business with leisure and recuperation. He resigned as president of the West Hayward improvement club and John Jones was named temporary chairman to serve until a president can be elected for the next fiscal year.
The region must prepare for rapid change as vacant ground will host factories, business blocks and homes. A capable Eastbay Planning Commission should study trends, offer timely suggestions, and keep officials alert for the Greater good.
Around noon at the Union High School construction site in Hayward a group of twelve or more men assaulted six non union carpenters eating lunch. Ray Jackson of Oakland was attacked. Clyde Schwartz called police. Major Burr logged license numbers. A five mile chase led to seven arrests, but suspects were released as identifications failed.
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