Marshall to Get Action on Street Sprucing and Garbage Haul
Marshall Schilling reported residents west of Castro between Grand and Alice want trees pruned or trimmed. A petition was misplaced delaying action while Trustees plan to meet. Officials will investigate garbage hauling complaints and consider bids if dissatisfaction proves valid. Main Street bridge grade raises may require wing extensions.
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Alice
Trusjtees
Cly
Holly
Main Street
Fieremuic
White
Castro Valley Club Sees New Members And Plans Whist Event
The Castro Valley Improvement and Social Club held its monthly meeting with a large turnout despite the cold. Five new residents were welcomed, a November 20 whist party with over forty prizes including twenty five turkeys was arranged, and George Duncan chairs the event. A petition to form a fire district has enough signatures and will go to the Board of Supervisors. The group will press Redwood Road closure with Mr Dias Heyer absent, Bailey residents vow to fight. Dora Jorgensen won first prize in the raffle followed by Miss M Mason.
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Castro Valley
Board of Supervisors
Redwood
Dias Heyer
Bailey
Prizse
Dora
Jorgensen
M. Mason
Gas Rates Cut Again As November 26 Reduction Ordered
A report says new gas rate cuts will take effect in the Pacfic Gas and Electric territory on November 26 Thanksgiving Day. This marks the second rate reduction in six days following October 22, with a .98 cent decrease in the same city group. The reductions reflect fuel oil price changes affecting gas production.
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Pacfc Gas and Electric Company
Firemen Vote To Help Nearby Schools In Emergencies
Hayward firefighters voted to respond to calls from local schools including Hayward High and Pacific Grammar. Chief Riggs led a voluntary move to extend aid, with city officials and funding for equipment and maintenance confirmed. R. F. Lewis acquired the Hayward Collection Agency and plans to grow the business while staying based in Hayward.
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Wote
Hayward High
Orchard Avenue
Pacific Grammar
Fairview
Chief Riggs
Chelfighters
Cour
Poeta
Weekend visitors and theater party attendance reported
Mr and Mrs J Hing of Kentfield were weekend guests of the Hoare family. Mrs EL Herbst of Altop Illinois visits her brother Fred Noel for the winter. Mr and Mrs W G Wright Mr and Mrs Kinsley and Mrs W Nose worn of Wilbeam avenue attended the I O O F theater party in Oakland last week.
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Kentfield
Hoare
EL Herbst
Altop
Illinois
Fred Noel
W. G. Wright
Kinsley
W. Noseworn
Wilbeam Avenue
Oakland
For Rent Partly Furnished Five Room House
A partly furnished five room house with garage is available at 962 D Street. Lath, gas, electricity included. near streetcar line. rental terms reasonable to permanent tenant at three dollars per day.
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D Street
Traffic Violations Collected By Hayward Officers
October collections show officer Macabee collected 105 dollars within Hayward city limits. Outside the city, Judge Harder’s court reported 1137 dollars from violators arrested by traffic officers. Civis fees totaled 94 dollars. A dozen motorists who did not appear were mailed notices, with warrants and heavy bail to follow if five days pass. Local justice warns of stricter actions to curb ignored citations.
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Hayward
Macabee
Kate
Speeding Youth Fined Fifteen Dollars in San Leandro
Cassean Margado of San Leandro was cited for speeding at 45 mph. After a warn and a dramatic display by a revolver, he stopped and faced Judge Harder who fined him $15. Alfred Hernandez of Sunol seeks jury trial on liquor possession charge set for November 23 before Justice Harder.
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San Leandro
Cassean
Mondey
Harder
Alfred Hernandez
Sunol
Justice Harder
Hayward Gun Club Turkey Shoot Slated For Saturday
Hayward Gun Club president Hugh Linthicum says the event will be held Saturday the 15th at the Mt. Eden Highway grounds. The shoot starts at 9 am with prizes for the best shooting and refreshments on site. all interested shooters are invited to join the competition.
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Hayward
Hayward Approves $21,000 in New Buildings on Main Street
Hayward trustees approve permits for construction of residences and business blocks totaling over 20 thousand dollars. The largest project is the Prowse brick business building on Main Street between A and HB streets. Other permits list garages houses and plastered buildings with varied costs. Jesse E B Holley notes asphalt paving contract on D Street completed satisfactorily.
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William Abbot
C. M. Devers
Grace and Castro
Mr. Cataldo
Lucinda Prowse
Main Street
E. P. Holden
residencve_sarage
4Th and C
M. J. da Silva
Casilro
Ramos Bros. Inc
Atherton
Eden Creamers
Frank Seivers
Meek Avenue
Ramos Bros
Alice Avenue
I. GB
Clara Lee
West Cor
Third
Franz Jiegel
Soto and
Sunset
Mr. Newbegin
Soto Street
Jesse E B. Holley
D Street
Wathits
Jones & King
Hobos Parade Incites Hayward Crowd With Odd Prizes
Civilized residents watched a wild Hobolands parade last Thursday in Hayward led by Thomas Dias on trombone and Dr Hanley on cornet. George Rose Vierra won first prize with a blanket roll and coffee pot as spectators witnessed a hazy boxing stunt where blows often landed on an audience member. Louie Silver won first prize in the boxing contest.
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Hayward
Forester
Thomas Dias
Dr. Hanley
George Rose Vierra
Baynard
Silver and Pereira
Adlerika Aids Digestion Says R C Miller Log Sleep
A reader signs Adlerika helps gas stomach and sleep after taking one spoonful. He reports relief from bloating and inability to eat, claiming it clears waste and aids chronic constipation at Brains Drug Store on astro and B streets Hayward.
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R. C Miller
Astro & B Streets
Hayward
Weather Frustration Grows Over Unrelenting Conditions
Residents voice complaint as persistent weather patterns linger. Officials note slow warming trends but warn of continued gusty days and chilly nights. Skies remain unsettled with frequent showers across the region.
Will Prune Demonstration at Warm Springs
An orchard pruning event led by Joseph Hammon of the Farm Bureau will be held Thursday at 10 o'clock in the morning on the J. J. Silveria place at Warm Springs. Twenty seven interested orchardists attended the Gottberg orchard on Saturday, with observers saying it was well worth the expense.
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Warm Springs
J. J. Silveria
Joseph Hammon
Farm Bureau Force
Gottberg
Saurday
Hammon
Home Based Hemstitching and Pleating Business Opportunity
A sales notice offers a home based business to buy equipment, get installation, and training to start a hemstitching pleating and button shop. The ad promises high profitability and personal guidance from Fred Jones at 1456 55th Avenue, Oakland, California.
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55Th Avenue
Oakland
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Stepa
Why Not Sell It Review Ad Prompt
A quick prompt encouraging readers to place a low priced sale ad for unwanted furniture in the attic or cellar. Suggests using a Review for sale ad to move items.
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Hayward Daily Review
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