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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1925
Page
2
Printed notice shows entry dated July 9 1909 marking second class mail matter at Hayward California under the act of March 3 1870. The snippet confirms the postal designation and era regulatory reference for mail service.
The county and city businessmen describe their joint effort as a lasting unit that thrives on mutual friendliness. They note sincere, wholehearted collaboration yields benefits beyond the town, suggesting the approach could work worldwide.
US readers note that street cars retain appeal as auto ownership grows. People favor trolley systems for efficiency and capacity as car sales soar. buses cannot fully replace streetcars and traffic burdens increase, suggesting a possible revival for street transit.
In a county where suburbs and farmers doubted city aid, five local chambers of commerce united to sponsor community houses. Campaigns funded by the GC group built these facilities valued near 4 000 to 6 000 dollars each. City business leaders attended programs to learn farmers needs and pledged support. Over time city and county residents collaborated, improving relations and resources.
A Good Law Score for Iowa praises a new eugenics measure that bans marriage licenses for those once held in state insane or feeble-minded institutions. It cites lists to clerks for rejecting applicants, estimating 100,000 residents affected, and argues society must protect itself from inherited mental disability despite anticipated public backlash.
New York reports from the General Federation of Women's Clubs show a nationwide survey of 45,997 homes across 237 communities. Findings indicate 70 percent own cars and 63 percent have phones, while only 65 percent have sanitary arrangements and 59 percent own bathtubs. The piece argues housewives seek escape from monotony through modern conveniences, valuing mobility and communication over traditional plumbing.
Upon heirs request the Railroad Commission cancels the certificate of George B Long, deceased, to operate stage service between Susanville and Wendel.
In Leicester the Bishop of Peterborough Dr C C E Bardsley called professional football players bought and sold like slaves. He warned professionalism ruins patriotism and compares players to slaves and gladiators. A3 Darnell contested the claim saying players are free agents and transfers promote players to higher class. English professionals earn 30 to 40 dollars weekly.
The Oxford and Cambridge boat clubs faced about 215000 in total costs for the annual race, roughly double prewar levels. A racing shell rose from 325 to 600 dollars, cars from 3 to 10, while crews incurred about 7500 dollars each for travel, lodging, and meals with no revenue to offset these expenses.
Captain Brown of Michigan is highlighted as a photographic subject for the 1925 football season. The piece concentrates on his leadership role and prominence within the squad during preparations for the upcoming schedule.
For sale 67 acre dairy with all farm implements 49 head of cattle two horses tractor about 66 ton of hay cow barn horse barn and six room house three miles west of Hayward cash price $8000 terms available through J G Mottoza Sr successor to Brandon and Mottosa 515 Castro Street Hayward deposit required.
Hegtar Avenue connects East Fourteenth Street and Woodland Avenue as four new cross-town streets open to traffic in a developing residential area between East Fourteenth Street and Woodland Avenue in San Leandro.
Walter Mails now with the St. Louis Cardinals is credited with a Coast league moment of suspense. Bases loaded, two out, three balls and two strikes on the batter, Dyster delivered a breathless pitch. He paused, then said, Ladies and Gentlemen Either I do or I don't on this pitch.
City engineers announce rapid progress on street improvements. Magdalena avenue in the east and parts of east Fourteenth Street from Davia Street to Oak jana mits will be completed within days, with full paving of the section due within 30 days. FP A Nikirk, city engineer, notes the work adds about five blocks to the street system and should be finished by Friday.
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