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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1925
Page
2
The piece condemns aircraft as tools for hunting birds from speed and distance, noting planes outrun and devastate flocks while motorists push speeds beyond legal limits. It argues disciplined use, warns against self serving exploits, and stresses rights of others to safety and fair limits.
The National Automobile Club Safety bureau urges drivers to reduce speed at intersections between Hayward and Oakland. They cite frequent wrecks on Foothill boulevard and East 14th street with broken glass and crashed vehicles as evidence. Drivers should slow to fifteen miles per hour at blind intersections to stop in time if a vehicle enters from a side street.
The passage warns that obstructed roads invite dangerous encounters with oblivious drivers. It stresses a cautious approach, noting the driver who errs endangers others. It urges adherence to common sense safety rules and the rule to Always Be Careful.
The California Automobile Association spent about $40,000 last year to maintain a sign system of over 30 000 road signs. The association has invested more than $325,000 of dues, with counties contributing under $100,000 for the public. Road signing department vehicles traveled nearly three times around the world to erect and maintain signs.
A letter argues Hayward should hire a professional city planner to survey growth, study other communities, and offer cost saving, quality building guidance. Experts could help officials and citizens avoid mistakes and achieve a well ordered, attractive town development.
Classified ads list a modern five room cottage with warehouse and utilities for $5500, sale by S. R. Soares of Hayward, plus numerous other items: gravel for sidewalks, used tractors, housing course, horses from Jones Ranch, lumber sale, 1923 Ford touring car, new stucco bungalow, baby chicks from Graham Hatchery, easy terms for a 4 room house, various household goods, and rental on C street. Also help wanted and day labor notices.
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