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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1925
Page
2
The Review finds no strong support in Oakland or Hayward for Brother Young as California governor. Voters express no enthusiasm for Young's candidacy while Governor Friend Richardson remains favored. Some noise may come later, but no stampede or decisive backing has appeared.
Discussion centers on relocating a state poultry demonstration plant from Davis to Hayward or Berkeley. Supporters argue Hayward lacks noise objections and offers strong poultry capacity, while Berkeley worries about disruption. Proponents say Hayward could profit operators and reveal insights beyond experts.
Sunset Magazine questions widespread legal compliance and the burden of ever more laws. Charles Alexander defends viewpoint that people naturally assess propriety, citing drivers and daily rules. The piece argues law should be balanced, not excessive, as America overregulates.
A Newpaper HActive notes that many who praise their town’s beauty rarely take personal action to improve it. The piece argues appreciation should become a personal responsibility rather than passive enjoyment of others’ work.
A letter urges residents to weed and maintain vacant lots and properties to improve Hayward’s appearance. It recommends fall and spring plowing, repurposing unused land for gardening, and modest upkeep like removing old fences and planting flowers to prevent weed spread and boost curb appeal.
An expert priced hundreds of items in mail order catalogs and local stores finding only one case where the mail order price beat the local merchant on quality. Local stores offered better materials or lower prices overall, while mail order ads keep up relentless picture-based selling.
The appointment of Glenn Frank at Wisconsin, Clarence C. Little at Michigan, and Max Mason at Chicago marks a trend toward younger university presidents under 50, with two under 40, signaling a shift in higher education leadership to vibrant, energetic governance. Business women are praised for backbone, yet society women lag.
Dr. B. M. Rastall of Californians Inc challenges the Federal census figures for the San Francisco Bay Area. He claims the official population is 100 150 thousand short, with bay cities likely 500 009 below reality. He cites school stats city directories and telephone data suggesting about 649 000.
The Standard Oil Co of Indiana sues to block Independent Oil Men of America from registering the Red Hat mark, claiming potential confusion with Standard's Red Crown. Independent officials argue no confusion possible since only the color red is common and a color cannot be privately owned. The case before Commissioner Thomas Robertson opens October 13 in Washington.
Plans move forward to irrigate 10,069 acres in the Borryessa valley at a cost of 750,000 dollars. Project aims to boost agricultural output and water management for the region.
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