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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1925
Page
2
A Berkeley fire prevention profile urges strict cleanup of fire hazards in homes basements back yards sheds and elsewhere. Chief Rigas advocates empowered cleanup rules to stop sparks before blazes threaten cities like Hayward urging citizen compliance by all institutions and residents to protect the community.
A town gains when professional men maintain modern offices and quality service. City visits drain money not only for services but incidental shopping, harming local business. Keeping skilled professionals at home boosts local spending and prosperity, with Oakland and Hayward cited as examples of supporting homegrown expertise.
A local real estate man and the Hayward Review reflect on the town’s appeal attracting visitors who linger from three weeks to years. A Placer County deer hunter’s mishap ends when he falls from a cliff while avoiding gunfire reports.
A local advocate urges residents of Hayward Niles Center ville and Pleasanton to seek credit from nearby merchants. He notes neighbors fear of city credit away from home can be unfounded and argues local businessmen can offer acceptable goods at similar or lower prices. Local merchants should be given the opportunity to extend credit and compete.
The state showcases its wealth of public spirit by approving bonds totaling 858000 with 600000 for a new Union high school. The piece argues grand school buildings attract residents and reflect community confidence, citing Hayward as a prime example of handsome design and civic pride.
The article laments persistent bad spots on Foothill boulevard into Oakland lasting over a year. It argues three months is a reasonable deadline for officials to act, warning that continued neglect harms travelers and undermines maintenance efforts.
The U S Department of Agriculture reports a profitable year for agriculture nationwide. It notes improved purchasing power for farmers will support economic well being through winter and calls the harvest splendid though not bumper. Coast sentiment remains broadly optimistic.
A San Francisco court orders a divorced husband to split property, sawing a piano in two to give the wife half with the bass notes. The judge may have meant to remind readers to act with fairness and restraint in disputes.
A collage of quips and satire touches on college loafing, social mores, and evolving humor. Quick sketches reference awkward romance, urban manners, and office chatter with a mix of slang and period flavor.
Mr. Businessman advertises a Hayward home with T rooms and a double garage, needing minor finishing. Lot size 60 by 150, reduced from 7500 to 5750 cash for fast sale. Call for inspection.
Sacramento reports the state board of health forbids using disease germ cultures to exterminate rats. Authorities warn this method risks contaminating food supplies and creating chronic carriers, and agriculture officials refuse to recognize or register such rat poisons.
At the eleventh annual convention of agriculture clubs at the College of Agriculture Davis the event features nine thousand boys pitting strength against a 9000 pound tractor in a tug of war. The October 15 to 17 gathering will be attended by about 700 prizewinning boys and girls from agricultural club contests.
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