Fragmented OCR hints at wartime movement and requests
An unclear passage describes a movement, trains, possible frontlines, and a figure named Carruthers with a plan to protect a fort. The text is garbled with stray words and disjointed phrases, making precise facts difficult to confirm.
Telephone open house for three days at central price building
W B Suiberlind manager for the Davis Telephone Co invites residents of Hayward and nearby to the company central price building on B street for an open house on Wednesday Thursday and Friday. Visitors can see the latest equipment including switc h boards power plant transformers and a model telephone switching device. Demonstrations will show long distance operations and customer service features during the Century of Progress exhibit in Chicago.
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Ward Week Sale Under Way Here
Ward Week sale proceeds locally with Montgomery Ward stores nationwide. Merchants report stronger demand for staple goods and larger purchases, though some observers question if the current trend matches last year. Early reports indicate continued activity through the season.
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Football Scores From Various Colleges
A compilation of football scores includes Washington 7 over California Freshmen 18, Fresno State 27 over Nevada 0, San Diego State 14 over San Francisco, and Oregon 6 over Fordham 26. Also listed are Idaho 0, Oregon State 7, Montana 0, and North Dakota 7 with other line items showing mixed results and incomplete entries.
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Vine High School Building Debate and Bus Issue
A polluted transcript discusses proposed Agricultural Building additions and utility concerns at Vine High. It covers the school board election, bus funding questions, and calls for separate consideration of the bus issue, urging courtesy and fair process amid tension.
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MLD Hog Quarantine Announced in San Francisco
Rabies prevention measures were urged to stop possible entry into San Francisco. Dr J C Giloger urged residents and public health officials to reinforce controls as a quarantine was considered amid concerns of a dog bite incident and stray animal management.
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Hayward Woman Ill. Sympathy Extended to Family
Hayward resident Mrs McCoy remains dangerously ill in a San Francisco hospital as sympathies extend to her husband McCoy and family. The article notes she is well known in Hayward, with locals offering support while weeks pass. Messages may be sent through a designated contact.
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Warehouse Receipts for Stored Grain Used as Collateral
Negotiable receipts issued to grain owners evidence stored grain in warehouses and elevators. These receipts can be bought or sold and used as collateral to secure loans.
California to fix final registration before November election
Secretary of State reports about three million votes cast or registered in California as part of the final preparation for the November general election. Democratic support is cited, with discussions of two thirds thresholds and job printing arrangements noted for the Review.
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