Copyright notice class mail statement in Hayward
The notice records second class mail matter status dated July 9 19xx at the Hayward California post office under the act of March 3 1870.
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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1925
Page
2
The notice records second class mail matter status dated July 9 19xx at the Hayward California post office under the act of March 3 1870.
An editorial calls Hayward to match Oregon towns in backing high school sports and spirit. It cites Corvallis, Medford, The Dalles and others where communities funded marquee games and fostered local pride. The piece urges business leaders to back pep rallies and the Armistice Day clash with Centerville.
The Hill and Valley Club calls attention to a women led effort tomorrow. Club organizers note women are leaders in charitable work and community improvement and will leave their Hayward homes to participate in the initiative for needy children.
In a charitable appeal the Hill and Valley Club asks Hayward residents to buy tags to aid the Baby Hospital in Oakland. The report emphasizes public encouragement and notes funds will aid a worthy cause and reflect community appreciation.
In a strong editorial push the Gaspar and Avila firm champions Hayward shopping. They urge residents to buy local, noting prices rival Oakland and San Francisco while highlighting benefits of local merchants. The piece also suggests merchants unite for similar citywide sales to boost the town’s economy.
In recent weeks Washington signals substantial tax reductions while a government department reports a dog found with a flea issue. The dual announcements underscore fiscal optimism and a public health concern within official circles.
The Town of Hayward enacts a milk regulation ordinance creating a Milk Inspector post. It requires permits for all milk sales, sets inspection fees by daily production, and mandates pasteurization within 10 miles of Council Chamber. Violations carry fines up to 3000 dollars or 90 days in jail.
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