Post Office Record Noted in Hayward 1925 Entry
An entry dated April 23, 1925 notes the designation of a second class master at the Hayward California post office under the 1870 act.
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Hayward
California
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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1925
Page
2
Street Car Still a Winner in Urban Transit
The article argues streetcars remain dominant in city travel with 90 to 95 percent of residents using them regularly, while motor cars grow but face traffic and parking limits. It notes 21 cities report 50 percent of car owners ride streetcars, and that streetcars can handle dense urban movement more reliably than automobiles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayward
Cily
Community Houses Unite County and City Support
A town facing suburban doubts gains momentum as the Chamber of Commerce organizes financial campaigns and stage programs at new community houses. City business leaders and a quartet, soloists, readers, and a fan-maker perform to engage farmers, with speaking efforts highlighting mutual aid and understanding. Over the year, city funds and programs foster county integration and trust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayward
Chamber of Commerce
C. of C
Businessmen Value Sincere Community Effort
County and city business men unite in a civic push praised for genuine cooperation. The piece notes long hesitation overcome by earnest, friendly participation, claiming such teamwork works anywhere on earth when done sincerely.
Courtesy Society Works to Arouse Public Thank You
A fragmented text describes a Courtesy Society formed by disturbed writers to urge Americans to show more courtesy and say thank you after services. It notes European critics misjudge US courtesy and urges sincere appreciation for large deeds, contrasting polite acts with broad expressions of gratitude.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
En Lorkers
New York
Louadiesplul
Dugue
Willer
Luucheu
Lus Mauuon
Iowa’s new eugenics law bans marriage for the insane and feeble-minded
A Good Law Score praises Iowa for a statute denying marriage licenses to inmates of state institutions for insanity or feeble-mindedness. Lists will guide county clerks. about 100 000 residents could be disqualified. The piece urges resistance to repeal and argues society must protect itself from inherited mental disability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Boxing at Hayward High School Gains Notable Interest
The Hayward High School athletic director praises boxing during noon sessions twice weekly as a strong, discipline building activity. Referee Director Kaye oversees one and a half minute rounds over three rounds, with focus on self restraint and good humor amid the broader season including football and basketball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayward High school +5
Manly
Kaye
Local Social News From Niles And Nearby
Mrs Ernest Martin invites guests to a Bridge Luncheon on Saturday. Rebekah Lodge hosted Berkeley Lodge with a banquet after the meeting. Mr and Mrs F M Drew hosted sixteen at a board party. The Little Bridge Club met at Mrs Fred Trask’s home with eight members and their husbands as guests. Morrison Green earned a trip to the Davis Agricultural College after excelling in the Agricultural club. Morrison showcased vegetable and pigeon-raising points. Harry Green of UC made the honor list of the two upper classes. Mr and Mrs Richard Jeiffe welcome a son born Oct 15 at St Mary’s Hospital San Francisco. Edw Ellsworth and daughter, plus Mrs Gertrude Dassell, visited Ripon. Dassell to stay two months with Mrs RK Morgan at Monrogesta. Mr and Mrs V Jones spent the weekend in San Francisco. Miss Betty Bunting of San Jose visits to attend a Halloween party for Camp Fire Girls and Boy Scouts at the Congregational Church on the 23rd. Sid Grade plans another Halloween party for seventh grade at Nes Grammar School. Judge J A Silva had a busy Monday. A H Lang held on $5000 bail for highway robbery trial at Superior Court. Four Mexicans charged with petty larceny released on $2500 bail each. another Mexican charged with disturbing the peace released on $60 bail. Mrs Chester Abroft returns from Jamestown improving in health. Reports on Mrs Lehman from Los Gatos sanatorium show improvement. Supervisor Ralph V Richmond confined by cold, improving. Mrs Philip Moore spent time in San Francisco. A Southern Pacific brakeman was...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niles
Ernest Martin
Rebekah
Berkeley
I. GO OF
Oscar Walpers
Eli Bergstrom
Clarence Martinsitein
Edw. Ellsworth
O. F. Trask
Tyson
Hob. Fisher
Morrison Green
Chers
Agricultural Club
Davis Agricultural Colege
Gertrude Dassell
Ripon
Thames Smothers
Congregational Church
Nes Grammar School
J. A. Silva
Court House
A H. Lang
Chester Abbroft
Davia
Jamestown
Lehman
Los Gatos
Ralph V. Richmond
Philip Moore
San Franciseo
Southern Pacific
Ice storage plant to boost Hayward shipments center
The National Ice Cream Co. will build an ice storage plant behind Farm Products Sales Co. in Hayward, storing ice for outbound shipments and bunkering empty cars. Expected annual growers’ revenue gain tops $6,000 as Hayward becomes a regional ice center with likely broader company interests. The plan aims to attract buyers by providing superior ice, with operations to begin in 30 to 40 days, while also noting a canceled certificate for a Susanville Wenatchee route and a highwayman incident delaying a railroad employee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
National Ice Cream Co
San Francisco
Oakland
Froducts Sates Co
Haywards
Hayward
National
Frank Cunha
Farm Products Sales Co
Also Mentioned on This Page
N. R. Moore, J S. Melo, Jr
Little
Kookee
Treasure Island
Meuse
National Ice Creamers
Railroad Commission
George B. Long
Susanville
Wendele
Jane
Standard Oil Company
Pearl Oil
Geyti
State Bank
First National Bank
W. R. Fisher
S. L
Victoria Ave
San Leandro, Cal
Jessie Dear
Ed. Friedrichs
Cottage Bakery
Money Makers
Goodyear
Hutchins Rubber CO
Main Street
Cal
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