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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1925
Page
4
Guidance on managing hens during molt. Prioritize older hens first, ease younger birds back to laying, reduce heavy foods, let birds roam, add oil meal for feather growth, monitor droppings, avoid drugs, and use sunflower seeds as a natural aid.
The market requires plump turkeys and higher prices for fattened birds. Fatten birds for three weeks to a month before sale using generous feeding with sour milk or buttermilk. Begin with sparing rations and increase gradually. Mark breeding stock separately to avoid harming flock vigor and profits.
A veterinary style assessment detailing physical attributes of poultry. It contrasts strengths such as a short broad head and stout legs with weaknesses including a long narrow head, small nostrils, pale undeveloped comb, and narrow body. Attributed to Professor Bittenbender of Iowa Agricultural College.
The mele and the female guinea fowls differ little in appearance making distinction difficult. Males have larger combs and wattles and coarser heads. The best clue is their calls with females sounding like buckwheat buckwheat while males emit a single shriek.
Auction notice offers a Hayward house with 30 by 486 lot and six to eleven rooms, double garage, minor finishing needs. Price cut from 7500 to 65 750 cash. contact L. E. Abbott at 4122 E 14th Oakland for inspection.
Local society notes report the marriage of Mary Florence Hayward to Joseph P Alexander of San Leandro with Rev M J Concannon officiating at All Saints Church. Attending were Mr and Mrs J F Peterson, honeymoon planned in Southern California before settling in San Leandro.
The Castro Valley PTA considers installing a dental chair at the school for pupil checkups for a small fee. At the November 12 meeting a UC speaker will discuss Dentistry, and members and friends are urged to attend.
A seller advertises three 50 by 150 foot lots on Sunset Boulevard with a corner 1359 foot frontage on Vellejo Street in Hayward. The properties are marketed as desirable space for building a home and claim a shortage of well located sites.
Fire prevention week in Hayward was observed this week ending Saturday. Fire Chief M G Riggs spoke to pupils at Hayward Grammar School on Friday afternoon about fire prevention.
The American Federation of Labor votes a nation wide boycott on non union products to end child labor and improve conditions. It relies on the buying power of about four million members worth eight billion dollars and will seek female assistance to enforce the plan. If sustained for a year the boycott aims to drive out of business those who employ child labor.
Classified notes show a request from a responsible couple without children for a five or six room rental on A or B streets or nearby areas, preference for modern accommodations and not too far out. Also ads seeking a two day a week housework worker and a baby sitter.
Sacramento reports Commissioner Edwin M. Daugherty warned Californians that many promoters offer worthless or nearly worthless stocks. Despite recent pleas, sentences, and trials in a major railroad merger swindle, promoters continue to target investors, urging caution against high pressure schemes as the goon oil promoters face penalties.
Victoria reports heavy fogs causing multiple maritime accidents. The Sea Monarch, sailing from San Francisco, sank after a collision with the Zenon off Port Townsend, Washington. Crew rescued by Zenon. Several other ship mishaps noted in the dense fog.
The Town of Hayward invites sealed bids for reinforced concrete culverts over Sulphur Creek at Commercial Alice and Myre Streets. Bids include a 10 percent deposit or double bond. Proposals due by Oct 9 1925 at 8 PM. The town reserves right to reject all bids. Payment from general fund. Town Clerk M. J. Templeton.
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