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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1925
Page
2
The notice states the publication is entered as second class matter on April 23, 1925 at Hayward California under the 1870 act. Subscription options include 1 year for $2.00 and 6 months for $1.00.
Editorial urges local support for Hayward merchants to keep spending within the community. It argues funds spent outside Hayward undermine local services and growth and praises local businesspeople for contributing to schools churches libraries and public works. The piece calls readers to buy local, support neighbors, and build Hayward's future together.
A discussion extols the value of upkeep and light paint for homes and rentals. It argues neatly kept yards and flowers boost happiness and property value, and notes Hayward has charming homes and potential to surpass other Bay Region communities in residential appeal.
A San Francisco manager praised Hayward as a potential base noting its superb climate and livability. He hinted at relocating there and suggested others from Berkeley Richmond Alameda San Mateo and San Rafael might follow with proper approach. The piece frames Hayward as an attractive prospect for business and residence.
Nash ville Banner notes two lines from NO NO NANNETTE at the Curran in San Francisco praising the show. The critic cites lines about silence versus folly and flannels versus silk while hoping the Stone Mountain project does not fail.
A collage of satirical quips on celebrities and society from a vintage newspaper page. It merges jokes about money, fashion, wages, and Hollywood with verses and mock epitaphs, ending with a wry line on travel and crowds. Notable names appear in humorous fragments.
A mixed listing of sale offers and rentals from Hayward including a small frame building for wreck, gravel and hauling services, free gravel, used tractors and implements, a 1924 Dodge commercial for sale, room and screen porch rental, gas prices, No. 1 squabs purchase, welding course offer, two furnished apartments, and various helper and office job notes. Many items show street addresses and contact details in Castro Street and surrounding Hayward areas.
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