Weed cleanup praise as district fights bulb disease
Sparks reports from rom Live Wires that residents and ranchers cooperated after a weed cleanup call. F J March, horticultural inspector, says weeds are now well under control and bulbs remain at risk from disease. Quarantine in Hayward district aims to keep bulbs free of disease amid protests from non growers.
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Spark
F. J March
Focal Horticultural Inspector
Holland
Hayward District
Able Speaker Due Here On Sunday
The First Church of Christ Scientist advertises Hon. W. E. Brown C. S. E. from Los Angeles as a lecturer. He sits on the Board of Lectorship of the Mother Church in Boston. The talk at Native Sons Hall at 3 pm Sunday is free and open to all. Yerba Linda votes $50,000 bond issue for a new school.
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First Church of Christ, Scientist
W. E. Brown
Los Angeles
Boston
Native Sons Hall
Main Streets
Yerba Linda—City
Great American Legion convention opens in Omaha today
The American Legion begins its fifth annual convention in Omaha with 150000 attendees filing in from across the nation. President Coolidge will visit tomorrow, address the opening session, review the parade, and attend a banquet.
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Legion
Omaha
Coolidge
United’ Press
American Legion
Ea ‘City
Yankton
D. D
Fiatbosak
United States
France
Creighton
Colorado
Dazzy
Vance
Brooklyn
Legionairies
Adam McMullen
Nebraska
James C. Dahlman
James Drain
American Legion Auxiliary
Coolldge
WOAW
Hayward Lions Mascot Miss Hayward Shot Dead At Pergola
The Hayward Club’s mountain lion mascot Miss Hayward was killed Monday by a rifle shot after attacking a worker, Steve Fisher, at the Pergola. The event followed the lion’s escape from a pen where she had been fed Dixie Fried chicken moments earlier.
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Hayward
Miss Hayward
Steve Fisher
Pergola
Jay Bruce
Hayward Club
Fender
Fred Hammontrea
Fred
Mr. Hammontree
Fisher
Lions Club
United States
Emerson
Harvard
Samuel Gompers Honored in AFL Leader Speech
At Steeplechase Pier Atlantic City New Jersey October 5 William Green successor to Samuel Gompers as AFL president pledged to carry on Gompers policies in a speech to Labor leaders and delegates confirming continuity of leadership and policy.
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Atlantic
CTFY
N. J
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
William Green
Gompers
Steeplechase Pier
Auto Crashes Into Depot injures Hayward men
Steven Churchill of Hayward and passenger S Lovejoy were hospitalized after a Sunday night crash into the Hayward Southern Pacific depot. Lovejoy suffers a compound fracture of the right arm, while Churchill has cuts and bruises. Depot damage estimated at 200 dollars. both men were taken to a local hospital. Churchill is a restaurant man, Lovejoy a janitor at John Gamble school.
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Steven Churchill
Hayward
S. E .Lovejoy
Hayvard
Southern Pacific
Mr. Lovejoy
Hayward John Gamble School
Churchill
For Sale Local Classified Listings Fragment
NEW TODAY FOR SALE w Nice dried apricots 20 cents per lb. R D 3 Box 339 Castro Valley H Moore. FOR SALE Buff Orpington Pullets and hens good layer 487 Smalley avenue Os FOR SALE Bred New Zealand Does 487 Smalley avenue Os FOR SALE 28 acres first class soil acres in crops house barn outbuildings will mill and tank horses cows farm implements bet Niles Centerville soil best in county Price 27000 cash 12000 balance mortgage See this first class buy J G MOFIOZA JR Successor to Brandon and Mofoza 515 Castro Street Hayward ONLY 2300 E Z Terms 4 rooms on Santa Clara 2nd house from A Street Key at 3rd house Wm H Sims Owner 1940 42nd Ave Oakland Phone Fruitage 7455 10 5 13 San Dimas Contract awarded at 10572489 for constructing 11 miles sidewalk curb street and gutter in this place.
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Niles
Centerville
J. G. Mofioza, JR
Brandon and Moitoz
Castro Street
Hayward
Santa Clara
Wm. H. Sims
42Nd Ave
Oakland
Young Woman Wins Studebaker in Big Contest
Miss Mattie Christiansen of Castro Valley wins a new Studebaker coach in The Journal's subscription contest by amassing over thirteen million votes. Second place goes to William Marshall who wins a Chevrolet from Ogaard & Weimer, while Gertrude Richardson, Dan Laughlin, and others win prizes including radios and scholarships. Vote counting at Bank of Italy involved heavy effort by manager William Knightly, cashier John Mitchell, and Judge Jacob Harder Jr. The piece notes contests like this are nerve wracking and praises journal coverage.
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Mattie Christiansen
Castro
Alameda County
Studebaker
Helty &. Wiles
Journal
William Marshall
Tennessee
Chevrolet
Ogaard & Weimer
Mari der
Gertruds Richardson
Winton Road
Dan Laughlin
Lulu Bettincourt
Alvarado
Mae Oliver
Ashland
Eva Lucey
Hayward
Heald’s
Polytechnic
Bank of Italy
William Knightly
John Mitchell
Jacob Harder Jr
Ther
Review
California employment conditions improve says labor commissioner
California employment conditions are better than any time in the past year according to Labor Commissioner Walter G. Mathewson. Dunsmuir contract awarded at 259473.20 for constructing municipal sewer system paving streets laying sidewalks and installing decorative street lighting system.
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California
Walter G. Mathewson
Dunsmuir
Munnicipal
Stresta
Rotarians Plan Alameda Intercity Meeting
Hayward and Alameda Rotarians will attend an inter city gathering in Alameda Tuesday at noon with hopes of a strong turnout. Walter H Daniels will supervise travel from his business at 11:30, while local entertainments include a couple of solos by "Burnie" from Harvard and a demonstration on membership classification by Walter Trabee.
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Hayward Rotarians
Alameda
Hayward
Walter H Daniels
Alameda Rotarians
Harvard
Burnie
Walter Trabee
MITCHELL PREPARES DEFENSE ON CHANCE OF COURT MARTIAL
Colonel William Mitchell, who started the air policy row, prepared his defense before the War Department for anticipated court martial charges. He conferred with Colonel Nougent, requested a copy of charges, and was told no charges had been drawn. Republican Frank Reid will be civilian counsel, and Mitchell pledged readiness for any development.
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Washington
Air Board
Naval
William Mitchell
War Department
Nougent
Army
Frank Reid
Tinois
Mitchell
Reid
Pomona Awarded 20500 for Major Sewer Project Contract
Berkeley Odd Fellows plan to build a new corner building at Bancroft Way and Fulton Street. The project signals continued development in the area with local fraternal society initiating the construction on a visible downtown corner.
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Pomona
Berkeley
Odd Fellows
Bancroft tWary
Fulton Street
Local Fireman Carries Night Duty Life Beyond Pie and Pudding
Jack Carr of the Hayward fire department describes fourteen years of night calls between San Leandro and Niles. He recalls jumping from a hot bath to chase a false lead, dodging icy streets at 30 miles per hour, and the constant disruption of life by emergency service.
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Jack Carr
Hayward
Mr. Carr
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