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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1925
Page
1
A. black of Warner and Black Hatchery warns that bacilliari white diarrhea endangers flocks and only constant testing builds strong poultry. He urges cooperation with Santa Cruz as its town rid itself of the disease through vigilant work.
New today four 4 room stucco apartments with garage on a 240 by 120 lot. Price to fet1,000 with mortgage of 1,000 and equity offer. J. G. Mostoza Sr successor to Brandon and Mortoza 618 Castro Street Hayward. Sweet corn for sale extra large ears from Mrs. Rufus Gonsalves 2c per day Knox Tract Rt. 3 Box 20 Tal Hayward 249-7. Farm implements listed include plows harrows cultivators harness wagons ladders and more. contact Edw. O. Webb EK 14th St between Castro Valley Bridge and Ashland.
Hayward residents credit their fox terrier Pansy with saving her master and mistress after a new gas main sparked fumes in the kitchen. The dog woke them by hour two, giving time to escape before exposure. A separate note mentions a peanut vending machine raid by a search merchant.
State Traffic Officer Herman Vadnais investigated a demolished coupe tipped in a ditch near Alta Vista. He found a speeding four-vehicle encounter caused the wreck and four occupants escaped injury. Driver M. C. Sperry of Oakland led the damaged car with two women and another man aboard.
Pacific Slope Dairy Show directors meet at Auto Grill Hayward on Wednesday September 2 at 12 15 pm. Attendees include Alameda county dairy leaders invited to discuss plans for the Oakland show November 14 21 and to cooperate with the county agricultural extension service to build a dairy program. Speakers include Farm Advisor R T Robinson and Eddie Gordon from UC extension on dairy improvement Sam A Greene California Dairy Council secretary outlines show functions and ideals.
The PN-11 flagship aircraft of the flight project was 1400 miles from its starting point when Reno reported its passing at 10:27 a.m. The City of Los Angeles relayed the news via RCA and Farragut confirmed bearings from the airship. The four hour suspense ended with word of the plane’s safety.
Calvin WiPoplitt of 1625 Seminary Avenue faces reckless driving charges after a collision left both vehicles badly damaged. Deputy Sheriff Joe Soares investigated the scene near Topliff with aid from Cambra and Joseph Mendonza, a friend and a young bystander, while the suspect prepared to appear in the ward justice court on September 14.
Anthony Santucci faces abatement action in Hayward for a combined slaughter house and hog ranch deemed unhealthy and a public nuisance. Residents of Russell City protest strong odors carried by light winds, noting lack of a septic tank and other refuse disposal facilities for hundreds of hogs. Local business and finance groups support a broad building program in Russell City.
In a rivalrous cucumber contest San Leandro forces claimed a temporary victory led by veteran agri J. H. Regier whose 13 inch long 2 lb 12 oz fruit narrowly beat Hayward’s Barnard Beauty. Benner vows to raise a pumpkin-sized cucumber and reclaim bragging rights.
Honolulu, Sept. 1. The Hawaiian flight, 220 miles from Pearl Harbor, reported out of gas near goal. The U S S Aroostook communicated wind velocity but the seaplane pleaded for fuel and warned bearings would fail in minutes.
Boy Scout Troop No. 5 plans a tree planting program at Hayward's new grammar school Estret under Hans Vejby. Thirty six boys will plant ornament al or shade trees at the school or another designated spot, spacing and care to create a sylvan glade as trees mature.
The Dumbarton Bridge project advances with eight piers planned and most San Mateo side steel in place. Cement piles cut and mortared, mortar poured in pier cases by three shifts. road construction on both ends is still pending, with salt water paving trials underway to seal approaches.
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