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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1925
Page
1
Ford Samuel of Oakland will entertain the Rotary at the Odd Fellow hall Monday. His talk titled Photo Album of Disagreeables I have Met promises sharp humor on social quirks while Rotarians, famed for tackling big issues, seek to address the disagreeable in daily life.
President Coolidge issued an order authorizing temporary reservation of a 62 acre tract in Humboldt County California for outdoor recreational purposes. The parcel lies along the Pacific Ocean on the Redwood Highway, accessible to local residents and visitors, forming part of Chim Beach.
A massive Belgian stallion weighing over four tons and known as the world's champion Belgian sire leads a display of Belgian horses from Irvinedale Iowa at the Pacific International Livestock Exposition in Portland. The star animal competes against A C Ruby stables and other western exhibitors as the show opens May 19.
A Saturday morning traffic count at B and Main streets records 173 automobiles 2 bicycles and 1 horse drawn vehicle passing between 11 30 and 11 45. The corner is among the city's busiest with similar volumes likely at B and Castro and at A and First.
Reverend Daniel, pastor of the Presbyterian church, will speak Sunday night on intolerance and the need to tolerate various conditions. The service will feature a special choir and solo selections.
The Pergola on Dublin Canyon Road hosted a Halloween dance with 300 guests, music by the Pergola Orchestra, and festive black and gold decor under manager Fred Hamontree. A Sunday school party at the Presbyterian church drew about 150 attendees with Halloween decorations and class performances.
Hayward High seeks old newspapers and magazines to boost the 1926 Annual fund. Assistant business manager Lewis Arnold urges students to collect and notify him, promising home pickup and repayment through the yearbook. Oakland schools use similar drives to support school activities.
Republican women from six California sections gathered in Santa Monica for the Southern Division convention of the Republican Women's Federation. Speakers included William Castle Jr. on Western European policy under Coolidge. Flor ence Collins Porter presided. other attendees listed include Mrs. O P Clark Mrs. Frances Wyant Mrs. R F Garner Mrs. O C Rodgers and Mrs D G Stephens.
An undenominational Armistice Day service will be held in the Hayward High School auditorium Sunday evening, November 11. Amy Cryan of Mills College, a lecturer and international affairs student, will speak on World Peace. Local organizations and churches back the event with a promising program.
Hill and Valley Club members under Mrs Hugo Frank canvassed Hayward streets for a baby hospital fund. Volunteers wore badges selling for 16 cents each and entered stores to collect donations. Assistants included Miss Walker Mrs Simpson Mrs Rivers Mrs Haley Miss Jean Burr and Mrs Macabee.
Prof. James Dryden contends California egg producers will gain at least 2,000,000 dollars in 1925 from higher prices and steady demand. He cites 1925 egg crop estimates, feed cost reductions, and improved prices for extras, pullet eggs, and broilers, noting potential five million dollars net improvement over 1924.
In Insalla on the last day of hunting season Frank Lawrence of Riverdale followed a dream of a deer near Pinehurst in the General Grant National Park. He went to the spot and found a four point buck within about twelve feet, shot it, and brought back the head as proof.
The interstate commerce commission authorized Southern Pacific to extend Sacramento river boat operations to Alameda Berkeley Oakland and Emeryville with new wharf stations. The piece notes rising California poultry and fruit prices in New York and urges poultrymen to improve hen egg production, stating 175 eggs per hen annually or more earns higher profits.
London reports Britain will begin constructing two giant airships, the R.160 and R.161, each with about 1 066 000 cubic feet of gas capacity and 750 feet long. Officials say the vessels will have less air resistance despite larger diameter, using steamship construction principles in their framework.
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