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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1925
Page
2
A civic editorial urges residents to support Hayward merchants and keep spending local. It argues local businesses fund schools, churches, libraries, and city services, and that buying nearby strengthens Hayward values and prosperity. It calls readers to try Hayward first, seek near price matches, and build lasting community vitality.
The article argues that well kept homes with paint and flowers raise property value and happiness. It notes Hayward has charming homes and compares favorably residentially, urging residents to improve their properties to attract newcomers and boost the town’s appeal.
A San Francisco manager praised Hayward as a promising location stating a desire to live there and noting its superb climate. The piece notes interest from others in Berkeley Richmond Alameda San Mateo and San Rafael as investors consider Hayward.
The Nash ville Banner notes NO NO NANNETTE at the Curran San Francisco delivered many good lines. Jokes include its quips about silence and fools and about Mannely warming women and men with silks. The piece also hopes the Stone Mountain project stays on track.
A collage of quips, headlines, and oddities. The piece riffs on actors, music, and phrases with humorous asides about wages, Hollywood, and daily life. It closes with travel quips about America and Italy, ending with a tongue in cheek reflection.
Classifieds list gas range for sale, free gravel, used tractors, rental rooms, and job offers. Items include a four burner gas range 311 Juana Ave San Leandro, a small frame building to wreck in Hayward, a concrete drivel order, hauling by L. Q Cook, free gravel on A Street, and various rental listings. Also notices on squabs pricing, modeling course, and job seekers for ranch cook, office work, and housework. Listings cite addresses in Hayward Castro Valley San Lorenzo and Bayward with contact hints.
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