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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1901
Page
1
A Hayward column surveys a Kentucky trial theme on heroism and political bias. It sketches a lecture series for young men titled A Young Man's Choice of a Wife and endorses consolidation of Eden Town into a single high school district striving for improved library funding and civic virtue.
A garbled colonial era tale recalls a bishop’s visit and an odd hymn sing along with a San Francisco bar figure named Michael Millaney. The Oakland Engineer's Library Matters notes appointing treasurers, lectures, and the need for subscriptions to fund new books, keeping the library debt free.
A plan to unify Don Township areas including Wind Heyward Castro Valley and San Lorena into Union High School District is floated. The proposal argues debt free status and low costs if all join, citing travel savings for Oakland and Hayward High pupils and expanded access to district offerings. Supporters say a consolidated district would foster unity, educational advantages, and closer civic ties among neighboring towns.
Notice shows a fifty dollar reward for information leading to arrest and conviction of anyone damaging the Catholic Cemetery of Hayward California. Dated August 24, 1907, by Joux A. Dany rector. The remainder of the clipping contains garbled text with no clear additional facts.
Fragmentary OCR lists Tot Water Kodak Paper and Columbia's Platinum prints by sun toned in water. Mentions Frost Bros at 470 12th street Oakland. Text is garbled but references photographic materials and a vendor in Oakland.
Notice to hunters that hunting is strictly forbidden at The Call Ranch as posted. No person may trespass or shoot on the premises. Enforcement by landowner authority and local police. ARTHUR ALLAN.
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