California ballot heavy with propositions and tax issues
A landmark November ballot in California includes eighteen constitutional amendments, a referendum, and a $320 million veterans bond. It lists measures on school Bible study, tax changes for railroads and oleomargarine, and commissions on justice and school districts, with campaigns to mobilize farmer and poultry interests.
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Night Lights For m on Poultry Diet Essentials
The notes cover poultry nutrition and care. It stresses vegetable proteins, fats, yellow corn, greens for vitamins, and milk as best for young chicks. It warns against excessive yeast and fiber, notes liver speeds recovery in a weak dog, and cites Prof. Jaffa on balanced rations and medicines.
Nonpartisan Primary Seeks Majority Ballot Victory
The article notes that nonpartisan office seekers can win at the primary when they gain a majority of all ballots cast. It explains how a candidate achieving more than half the votes advances without a party label.
Indian brothers tied to Dyerville murder case
Report from the hills states Jack Ryan, linked to the Henry Sweet and Carmen Wagner killings, was captured on Leland Bryant’s ranch. Jack Lyon, half-brother of David Ryan, is also in custody as the body of Carmen Wagner remained missing despite the corpse being found yesterday.
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Jack Ryan
Henry Sweet
Dyerville
Carmen Wagner
Leland Bryant
Jack Lyon
David Ryan
Miss Wagner
Classified Ads For Sale And Wanted In Hayward Area
Multiple listings show farm equipment poultry stock and housing opportunities in Hayward Castro Valley and Oakland. Items include a Dandy 6 A ranch with new buildings and young orchard plus 1000 hens for 6900 and 4 room homes for 2900. Also tractors egg stock and baby chicks offered by local suppliers Verdi Poultry Farm and Graban Hatchery with contact details.
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Local social life and court notes from Niles
Mrs. Ernest Martin hosts a Bridge Luncheon in Niles on Saturday. Rebekah and Berkeley Lodges share a Friday evening banquet at the IOOF Ball. F M Drew entertains sixteen for a card party. The Hide Bridge Club meets at Mrs. Trask’s house with eight members and husbands visiting. Morrison Green wins a trip to Davis Agricultural College for vegetable raising and pigeons. Harry Green of UC appears on the Honor list. Mr. and Mrs. Jelliffe welcome a son Koter at St Mary’s Hospital, San Francisco. Several residents visit Ripon and San Francisco for weekend and party plans. Judge Silva’s courthouse day. A H Lang held on bail for highway robbery. several Mexicans released on modest bail after petty larceny charges. Mrs. Abbrott returns from Jamestown. Mrs. Lehman improving at Los Gatos Sanatorium. Supervisor Richmond ill but improving. Mrs. Moore in San Francisco. A Southern Pacific brakeman held up by a lone highwayman near duty end.
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Plenty of Time Airship Bond Fantasy in Comic Exchange
A humorous dialogue imagines travel to Europe by airship despite the lack of service now. The speakers joke about future availability and a wife’s readiness catalyzing the plan.
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Community events fill Hayward calendar in late Oct and early Nov
Milk Fund Benefit and turkey whist at Odd Fellows Hall on October 24. Dania Society hosts dances at Dania Hall Hayward October 24 with Walters Orchestra. Fairview Masquerade Ball October 24 at Fairview School. Native Sons Halloween dances October 31. Castro Valley turkey whist November 6 under East Alameda County PTA, with turkey prizes. Halloween party October 31 by Ladies Aid Congregational Church. Hayward High auditorium association event November 3. Rebekahs turkey whist November 6 with prizes. Castro Valley PTA meeting November 12. Market Day Carnival at Odd Fellows Hall November 11. Realtors John Lemes in Hayward promoting property near Niles.
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Robber Holds Up Trainman South of Niles
A masked bandit stopped a rail worker on a south of Niles line, forcing the man to surrender his watch and 16 dollars in cash before fleeing.
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Boxing at Hayward High Promotes Athletic Growth
Director of Athletics says boxing is a minor but valuable part of the school’s sports program. The activity, refereed by Kaye, features minute rounds and emphasizes aggression control, defense, and self restraint while fostering good humor among students alongside football basketball and other activities.
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Suim Baseball Club Sells Homer Peel to St. Louis
The Suim Baseball Club announced the sale of outfielder Homer Peel to the St. Louis Cardinals. The rest of the text expresses pessimistic opinions about football and mentions Zinars as a supposed worst in the sport.
Doug Fairbanks Raised to Master Mason in Beverly Hills Lodge
Douglas Fairbanks world famous silent film star was raised to Master Mason in Beverly Hills Lodge No 528 in Los Angeles in the presence of about 1000 Masons. Notables from cinema including Harold Lloyd James Neil Milton Sills and Tom Mix attended along with fifty seven of Fairbanks studio employees. A special Bible and a gold trowel were presented and the Bible was autographed by Edward Davis president of the 233 Club which supports touring degree teams.
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James Neil
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Herbert Rawlinson
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Fred Warner
Tom Mix
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Heart on Right Side of Child
Eureka reports a 17 month old boy, Jay Herbel formerly of Freshwater, with the heart located on the right side. Doctors consider the case unusual but the child remains bright and healthy despite the unusual location.
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Eureka
Jack Spear
Jay Herbel
Freshwater
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