Prices as low as consistent with best workmanship
A brief business notice states prices are as low as possible while maintaining top quality workmanship. No specific company or dates provided.
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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1929
Page
4
A brief business notice states prices are as low as possible while maintaining top quality workmanship. No specific company or dates provided.
Mallory Craveneted Fete introduces new straw hats in updated colors and contemporary styles. Felly Bros. at 971 B Street Hayward promotes the latest arrivals for spring fashion.
Obituary notes the death of Mrs Augusta Peterson aged 67 a longtime local resident and widow of Peter Peterson with children John Ernest Peterson Bessie Miltomuo Carl Maria Nissen and Segren Villa. Funeral set for Wednesday at Sorensen Brothers mortuary and Lone Tree Cemetery. Another San Francisco officer James Cottle buys a Hayward home joining other officers choosing the city. A five year old Emily Martin of 722 Atherton Street recovers from injuries after being struck by a car driven by Vincent Orte of Osaka last night with a week of bed rest ahead.
Classifieds show items lost and for sale including a missing pair of children's dancing slippers near the Bank of and street, plus numerous sale notices for camping gear, a complete home setup, rental offers, a women suit, furniture, and other household items. Contacts and street hints provided.
In 1806 Russian navigator Rezánof landed at the Port of San Francisco to seek supplies. He wooed and won Jose Dario Arguello’s daughter Sonorita, amid peril and language barriers. Betrothal held until papal consent could arrive, then Rezánof sailed with provisions. He died March 1, 1807, leaving a lasting tale of love and faith in San Francisco’s early history.
Dr and Mrs Dailey of Oakland hosted a June 9017 2 trip celebration at their Hayward home for Mr and Mrs George R Dailey in honor of their fifty years of marriage. The event featured a silver bowl of roses, a wedding cake, and a reception for family including four children and several grandchildren. The couple married in New Richmond Wisconsin and have lived in Hayward five years. Other notes mention community notices, local visits, and social events among Hayward residents and adjacent areas.
A local advertisement from R A Kolze at 588 Castro Street Hayward 1107 offers real estate services along with fire and automobile insurance. The note emphasizes insurance products besides property listings and invites inquiries.
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