One Dead In Big Explosion At Livermore Ranch
Manuel Garcia a 26 year old former Fruitvale resident died of severe burns after an explosion at a beech ranch chicken house near Greenville. Two partners fled the scene and remained missing Friday night as neighbors raced to help Garcia who was dragged away by a resident and burned while attempting to extinguish the flames.
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Beech Ranch
Greenville
Livermore Journal
Manuel Garcia
Fruitvale
Dr. Judson Hospital
Garcia
Lilly Bennett
Mrs Horstman Guests At Legge Home Aptos Visit
Mrs. W. Horstman and her young son Sidney from Aptos near Santa Cruz are visiting this week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Legge. The note mentions a familial gathering and local social activity without further detail.
Inspection of Cauliflower Crop Opens Program
Kenneth Nutting the State cauliflower inspector will inspect outgoing shipments from the Hayward farm advisers office. He will appear in Hayward on December 15 to lead the carload inspection designed to protect growers and prevent controversy over product condition at release.
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Akamoeda
Kenneth Nutting
Hayward
State Horticultural Commission
Key Route to Pave Castro Street Remainder in Spring
Hayward city officials announce plans to improve tracks and adjacent pavement along Castro Street from A to C streets next spring after the rainy season ends. The current eighteen year old equipment shows wear and temporary repairs have deteriorated, with only two blocks receiving attention earlier this year.
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Key System Transit Company
Castro Street
Hayward
Breck
Eight Traffic Wrecks Sunday in East Bay Region
Eight traffic accidents occurred Sunday in the East Bay region injuring thirteen people with three perhaps fatally and one seriously hurt. Two men were arrested in connection with the incidents.
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East Bay
Hayward Japanese farmer donates to grammar school fund
Mr. M. Taniguchi of Hayward, a Japanese farmer, presented twenty dollars to the Hayward Grammar School Christmas fund. He noted his appreciation for the teachers for last year's festive program and plans to support this year’s celebration. He was in town briefly before leaving Tuesday for Japan and will return later.
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M. Taniguchi
Hayward
Hayward Grammar
I. Taniguchi
Ctass
Jana
Taniguchi
Japan
San Leandro Trustee Agrees to Stay on for Now
San Leandro trustee W. O. Davies withdraws resignation and will remain in office due to other duties as supervising principal of city schools. City Attorney Ed ward H. Williams also plans to leave soon for San Francisco. Arthur M. Carden is named San Leandro’s new city attorney and is praised by Casey Jones and the American Legion.
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W. O. Davies
San Leandro
Edward H. Williams
Hayward
Davies
Williams
San Francisco
Arthur M. Carden
Stanford University
Hamilton College of Law
Chicago
Illinois
Carder
Board of Trustees
Attorney Carden
Casey’ Jones
American Legion
Carden
Auto Laundry Moves to Castro and Smalley
The Hayward Auto Laundry will relocate from the First and A streets corner to a concession at the T. and D. service station at Castro and Smalley. Management aims to open within a few days as the T. and D. site rapidly takes shape with a busy service-station atmosphere.
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Auto Laundry
Hayward Auto Laundry
Castro and
Smalley
Devers
Palo Mares Improvement Club Plans Saturday Dance
Several committees prepare for a social dance in the school auditorium this Saturday night November 28. Good music is assured and refreshments will be served. The public is invited to attend.
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Palomares Improvement Club
Young Volunteers Aid Tuberculosis Hospital Outing
Four dozen or more high school students from Hayward and Livermore drove to a tuberculosis sanatorium outside Livermore on Tuesday afternoon. They distributed Thanksgiving edibles and gifts, with entertainment including singing and dancing. Edibles were prepared by the domestic science department under Miss Heath Kellogg. visits were coordinated by Miss Bernice Flores and the Associated Girl Students. Despite dusty detours, the group received warm appreciation from the patients and staff.
Alameda County Farm Bureau Elects Officers for 1926
At the Alameda County Farm Bureau quarterly meeting in Hayward officers for the coming year were reselected. Elected: President A R Anderson, Treasurer E W Burr, Secretary Mary Johnson, State Representative E G Youngs, Directors M J Madison A J Garin BD Reuter FC Steiner L J Kelly, Bayview Center director 4 P R Gallaghan, Castro Valley director Charles Deane. A big meeting is planned at Castro Valley school on December 3 to discuss future work and attract prominent attendees including state leaders and editors.
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Alameda County Farm Bureau
Hayward
A. R. Anderson
E. W. Burr
Mary Johnson
E.G. Youngs
M. 3. Madison
A. J. Garin
B.D. Reuter
F. C. Steiner
L. J. Kelly
Bayview Center
P. R. Gallaghan
Castro Valley Center
Charles Deane
Bayview
Castro Valley
Castro Valley School
May L. Betanco
Farm Bureau
B. H. Crocheron
College of Agriculture
Berkeley
Alex Johnson
California State Farm Bureau Federation
Fred Hart
Farm Bureau Monthly of Latinas
New Auto Concern Opens on Main Street Corner
A new car dealership occupies the corner room at Main and A streets, replacing Mason Motor Sales. Wilys Knight and Overland models will be sold alongside Ford cars, with Mr. Ford linked to the Smith Ford combination in San Leandro.
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Main
Mason Motor Sales Co
Wilys-Knight
Overland
Ford Motor
Mr. Ford
Smith
Ford
San Leandro
Brother Joseph speaks at Hayward Lions luncheon
Brother Joseph of St Marys College addressed the Hayward Lions Club at the Pergola Dublin Can yon noon. He described the school work and a proposed new campus near San Leandro close to Hayward and urged support for the financing drive. William Knightly chairs the Hayward dive committee. Jack A Mitchell led the meeting.
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Brother Joseph
St. Mary's College
Hayward Lions’ Club
Pergola
Dublin Canyon
San Leandro
Hayward
William’ Knightly
Jack A Mitchell
Hayward Grammar School to Use Electric Heating System
Hayward's new grammar school building will be electrically heated, a first for the district. The board cites fuel savings and immediate, room by room climate control with individual thermostats and teacher operated regulators. Plans by EL P. Whitman were approved, with construction to begin after winter rains and bleacher and club house wrecking on the Park grounds.
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Hayward
Grammar School
EL P. Whitman
Johnson Gets Traffic Signs and Buttons Installed
About a dozen road signs and six traffic buttons completed in Hardward by the California State Automobile Association. Clarence John of Hayward led the effort after a personal survey showing needs for additional automobile direction signs to ease traffic.
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Hard Ward
California State Automobile Association
Clarence John
Hayward
Auto- Move Association
Dentist Dr John Bettencourt Opens Hayward Office
A new dentist, Dr John Bettencourt, opens at 1062 B Street Hayward. He and his wife plan to settle here, having lived in the area and aiming to make Hayward their home. Court Hayward No 78 F and A M hosts a Christmas fund dance on Thursday evening December 3 with Arthur Mitchell and Jos L Vargas as chairs to raise money for local happiness.
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John Bettencourt
Hayward
Bettencourt
Alva- Tado
Hay Ward
Court Hayward No
Arthur Mitchell
Jos. L. Vargas
Hayward Catholic Daughters aid destitute families in district
Members of the Hayward Catholic Daughters of America plan Christmas boxes with food and clothing for destitute families in the Hayward district. Mrs. Mae Machado, grand regent, reports the unit will sponsor a charity drive with proceeds for local aid. A December 14 meeting will update the program and elect officers for the new year.
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Eee GaipGhas
Ellen Imgbatain Iqeard
Hayward
Hayward Catholic Daughters of America
Mae Machado
Local Boxer 15 Wins Bouts in San Jose Event
Jimmy O Brien, a San Jose boxer, defeated Dutch Murphy in the second round to win a $7.50 silk shirt. The San Jose boxing night featured four knockouts and a notable Roberts Hughes bout, boosting local interest as O Brien trains at Niles and eyes further progress.
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Jimmy O Brien
San Jose
Jimmy
Hank Roberts
Eddie Hughes
San Francisco
Ierest
Jimmy O'Brien
Niles
What Agorians Are Pledged To
The Hayward junior service club the Agorians pledges to self improvement to better serve employers and others. It vows to succeed with service to society, value friendship, owe government gratitude by obeying laws, and act with unselfish community interest. It holds civilization rests on morality, pledging clean living and ethical thinking.
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Agorians
City Hall Needs and Sewer Plan Debate in Hayward
A reader argues against building a new town hall, urging instead sewer and water extensions and a professional manager. They warn Hayward risked becoming part of Oakland within five years and question the value of a costly building under the current system. The writer advocates a duty manager government to improve streets and services. They insist on publishing their name despite tax payments.
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Hayward Review
Chamber of Commerce
Hayward
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Dutch Murphy
BIG Fight
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