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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1925
Page
2
The governor maintains his first duty is to the state and to enforcing the laws as sworn. He warns against bowing to public clamor or high position to contravene the law, asserting that law and order must be upheld regardless of political cost.
Youthful editor of Santa Rosa high school’s paper muses on memories of school days and childhood, noting classrooms, playgrounds, janitors, friends, and the joy of modern schooling. The piece celebrates the privilege of learning and the fleeting nature of youth.
Bert Hoover urges local authority to regulate electrical utilities when rates are unjust and calls for public opinion and local knowledge to guide action. He envisions a community that governs itself and warns against surrendering fundamental self-government to complacency.
A defense of empowering cities and states to manage their own affairs rather than centralizing power in Washington. The author argues public authority has failed when distant, urging communities to attend to local matters directly to keep governance vibrant and responsive.
James A. Hocking of Yonkers New York celebrated his seventieth birthday by walking seventy miles starting at 2 AM. For twenty years he has observed a birthday tradition of walking one mile for each year of age, totaling over sixty thousand miles since his fiftieth birthday. He walks for personal satisfaction, not fame.
An Idaho firm mounted two magnets on a truck powered by two car batteries to sweep roads near its plant. On seven miles of the Yellowstone trail the device collected 603 pounds of nails bolts tacks and scrap, prompting tourist admiration and a push for road cleanliness. Drivers must still beware nails boards and glass left on highways despite the magnet approach.
The Thorald Ont Post editor John Thompson condemns bobbed hair on principle arguing the Creator made women's hair long. The column notes bold prophets are split on bobbed hair’s staying power and jokes about a daughter challenging the editor’s view.
Miss Martha Hale of San Francisco attends the University of California where she studies and commutes daily by ferry. Despite lacking arms she carries books on her shoulder, writes with her toes, and drives, proving that brains count more than limbs in this remarkable student portrait.
Hattie E Bruns executrix of John Dobbel seeks all creditors to present claims within ten months after first publication. Claims must include vouchers and be filed with the Alameda Superior Court or with attorney F I Lemos in Hayward California. First publication October 26 1925. Amount $916 23 indicated.
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