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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1925
Page
2
Editorial note states the editor business manager is listed as second class mail matter with the Hayward California post office designation dated July 9, 1909 under the 1870 act.
The community mourns editor George Oakes who spent forty seven years in local journalism. He was a respected figure among longtime colleagues, a man of high ideals, and a trusted friend who left a rich heritage for his relatives and town. His passing draws solemn pride and deep regret from representative citizens.
The piece argues ads must be seen read believed and remembered. It outlines that ads should attract attention be easy to read provide plausible facts and imprint memory even if not always remembered. It stresses clear statements and memorable impressions for effectiveness.
The Review notes a strong demand for modern four to six room rental houses in Hayward. It cites a shortage of satisfactory properties, with few available units unfit or overpriced. It urges capitalists to finance well designed, attractive rentals and to consult a capable architect and a practical woman to avoid mistakes.
Hayward stores boast large stock and attractive displays despite many frame buildings from 1875. The town will modernize gradually, with frame retailers adapting to future brick or concrete structures. Also notes a local dentist quip and a girl’s bathtub drowning with a cork leg, followed by a humorous rhyme about necking.
General Boree a well known Hayward figure and former adjutant general wed Nina Ballard of Oroville and Sacramento today in Sacramento at the bride’s sister home. The ceremony was conducted by Rev. Bryant Wilson, chaplain of the 194th Infantry California National Guard.
Fresno on October 8 delegates at the California Real Estate Association convention heard W. D. Barbee of the A. B. Strode Company urge salesmen to study a prospect’s financial condition family size business and social standing and religion. He stressed home ownership is not just dollars and cents and advised making the prospect a friend and smiling while selling. Barbee urged knowing the client property and oneself as keys to success in selling homes.
The veteran from Hayward who served as a private in the First California Volunteer Infantry and later organized Hayward’s first military unit became adjutant general after 1916. He is planning to live in Butte County with his bride after a honeymoon tour in the south.
Investor alert cites three 50 by 150 foot lots on Sunset Bird with a 150 foot corner lot on Vallejo Street in Hayward. Marketed as scarce well located building space, the plots are for sale to potential buyers.
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