Berkeley climate hailed as mildest in world by forecaster
E H Bowie cites 36 year records showing Berkeley's climate as mild and even while praising Hayward's conditions as even better. The Alameda County towns, Chamber of Commerce boosters, and local press vow to publicize the forecast, arguing Hayward offers superior climate and greater appeal to residents.
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Berkeley
E. H. Bowie
Pacific Coast
Bowie
Chamber of Commerce
Jayward
Hayward
Advertising at Home Stores Keeps Trade Local
Many small city merchants feel hurt as trade moves to distant towns. If they adopt big city advertising principles, they can keep more business at home. People no longer seek in person inquiries. they must be informed about store offerings and real values.
The Review Desires No Displacement in Hayward
The Review states it aims to serve the community without displacing other publishers. It seeks to grow alongside Hayward, believing there is room for a daily and a weekly as the city expands. It pledges friendly competition and a mission to fill a field weekly papers cannot reach.
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the Review
Slayward
Review
Hayward
Say They Like Melo
The editor notes strong praise for Melo from Hayward friends and local business people. The writer hopes the sentiment persists while Melo remains active, remarking that many say Melo is a good man and this should bring him satisfaction rather than waiting until after death.
No Deal With Review Over Melo Says Hayward Leaders
The writer argues that without noting Melo’s alignment with the Hayward people who know him well, a deal with the Review would not have occurred as it did at the start of the month.
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Hayward Review
Melo & Moore
N. R. Moore
JS Melo, Jr
Hayward
California
Mr. Melo
Banking habits and adding machines undermine personal ledgers
Fred Kelly writes in Nation's Business Magazine that most depositors ignore precise check stubs and rely on bank records aided by adding machines. He notes frequent bank-record accuracy, small error risk, and a willingness to accept bank tallies even when personal books disagree.
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Iever
Fred Kelly
Nation's Business Magazine
Old Rice Wins Raucous Race With False Alarm at County Fair
A colorful curbside tale follows old man Rice and his nag False Alarm as they outpace betting touts at a county fair track. Bookies scoffed at four planks, yet Rice rang a final bell and clinched the race to claim the winnings while the crowd roared.
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Iona
Rice
Cear Oll Towa
Kale
Old Rice
Centerville Men’s Club Dinner and Election at Country Club
Centerville Washington Township packed its Country Club for a large Men’s Club dinner with 138 members seated. Local dignitaries led the meeting hosting music by San Jose performers and Dr. J L Gordon of San Francisco spoke on Grace Grit and freebacks before officers were elected.
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Men’s Club
Washington Township
Country Club
Columbus Bar
Garret
Norris
Carrie Emerson
FL Vernon Jones
Homer DetWitt Pugh
San Jose
Richardson Brothers
McElhinner
Centerville
J. L. Gordon
San Francisco
Harry Seames
Decoto
Chas. James
Niles
H. M. Springer
Milton Wilder
Howard Chadbourne
F. Vernon Jones
Éld
Memorial Hall
St. James Episcopal Church
Lloyd
E. M. Fillmore
Oakland
L. M. Shinnick
Baby Hospital
Helpers Club
Mr Businessman Seeks Quick Sale Of 7-Room Heyward Home
A Heyward property listing advertises a seven room house with a double garage and a 60 by 150 foot lot. The seller notes only a small amount of finishing is needed and offers the home for 5750 cash for a fast transaction. Inspect by appointment.
Ashland Club Banquet Switched to Sam's Sweet Shop
An Ashland Improvement Club banquet planned for Saturday will be catered by Sam's Sweet Shop of San Leandro due to auto accident injuries to Stephen Churchill last Sunday night. Activities begin at 3 20 p m with courses, speeches, and vaudeville.
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Stephen Churchill
Ashland Improvement Club
RB. Sampson
Anthony and
Y. J. Furtado
Love Nest Tea Room
Tony Lewis
The Review Seeks Wider Support for Daily Publication
The Review thanks readers for friendly words and unsolicited subscriptions. It notes growing interest in a daily newspaper and asks why the public should wait to embrace the idea of a daily publication.
Optimism and facing facts reduce pauperism in America
A columnist extols a positive spirit while urging recognition of facts. The piece argues good spirit spreads goodwill and notes pauperism is declining in the United States. It cites a drop from nine to seven paupers per ten thousand people over twenty years.
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United States
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Enla Wright
F. T. Hawes
E_ Hawley
Constance Lewis
George
Seal
Mannheim
Edwin Hawley
Alameda
Heyward
L. E. Abbott
Fruitvale
Walter G. Mathewson
Anne Ahr
Layne & Bowler
Brunner Bros
Wmiker T
Los Angeles
Milton’s Candy & Ice Cream Parlor
Castro Steet
Hayward, Cal
Money Makers
Goodyear
Hutchins Rubber CO
Hutch
Main Street
Cal
Jessie Dear
New York
Ed. Friedrichs
Kery
W. R. Fisher
Victoria Ave
San Leandro, Cal
State Bank
First National Bank
the Banking House
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