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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1909
Page
4
A fragmented notice details an intention to start public works along sidewalks and streets, naming affected areas, officials, posting requirements, and timelines. The document mentions Town Clerk duties, publication, and posting, with references to specific streets and parcels and oversight by local authorities.
A string of social notes lists residents and visitors in Washington and nearby areas. Names include Mite Nettle Poldon, Milas Watt Medeth, Mio, Cooper, and Miss Cla Wolk among others. Activities mention illness, travel plans, and a grant of a lowe afalgence, with references to Stanford, Seattle, Portland, Oakland, and Berkeley social circles plus a dancing gathering and staff changes at a local post office.
The masquerade ball hosted by the Malm Circle Women at Wooderatt Was Lt drew a large attendance. Awards were given for best dressed lady and gentleman, with a notable display of costumes including a flowered crepe paper dress and a copper-buster trophy. The event featured prize winners and humorous impersonations, concluding with an old German couple impersonation.
Fragmentary report shows Homestead defeating Ashlands in a Sunday matchup. Details are unclear due to OCR errors, but the brief notes a win by the Homestead roster with limited names and locations mentioned.
An OCR fragment describes a primary contest with scattered phrases about a race or vote. The readable text hints at a political event at a site, possibly a primary, with references to a base and a person named Trae amid unclear wording. Entities and specifics are highly obscured.
Local notes report J L U Waughhidi leasing a prime post street space of seventeen thousand square feet between Guintavesnue and earnes, promising Laer a major west music venue. Amid spans of estate, business closings and a packed agenda, community events include a Moonlight preview, parade details, and preparations for a county convention.
A damaged OCR fragment describes a monetary item with a unclear note about one dollar and its cents, mentioning Hayward and February. The readable content is too fragmentary to identify people, organizations, places, or a coherent event.
Town trustees approved $600 transfer from the Sewer and Water fund to the General Fund, set hearings on building maintenance ordinances, and postponed final passage on several measures. They also granted an election for library trustees, approved a Casio steel use for town walls, and authorized street sweeping ads and related work.
Congregational ladies enjoyed a pleasant social afternoon hosted by the Congregational Church group. Mrs Wick hosted an October tea for the ladies, with plans for the Anowit Dinner on October 20 and the Annual Bazaar in December.
Congregational Church Mi Natviot announces a Sunday evening talk on Wendell Holmes to mark the 100th anniversary of his death. The congregation will sing Holmes’ music and feature readings from AH Reims, Hinued Afu, and Wiss Treitag. Services begin at 7 PM with commemoration at the close of the second service. all are invited.
Fragmentary text thanks reviewers and mentions Sept 7 109 Very and Reset Hivward Cab and Unis neains. Acknowledges assistance for a build project and recent overflow success. Signed by GQ WEININGHIT Secretars.
A special Pullman train will run from San Francisco to the City of Mexico, advertised for a voyage date in October. The limited service targets travelers seeking rapid passage to southern regions, with details sparse and local notices to follow.
An OCR snippet references a local event in early September with meetings and residents. It mentions a set ward and fears raised by participants, with unclear names or places. The fragment suggests a civic gathering or council discussion about a community issue.
Voter qualified in advance to vent sell 527 Castro Street Hayward. Aimed at exchanging real estate with a company OFFITD and Het. Mentions Alameda and Fruit-Nily properties and a carpenter bid. Envisions listing and sale actions related to multiple locations in a single notice.
Eyed fragmentary note mentions Rey eaane and salty context. Unclear subjects. No verifiable events, dates, or organizations readable for a proper summary.
Hat Wind High School travels to Centerville for a girls game, losing 17 to 9 but showing improvement. Coach Liunner plans to guide the team forward as local officials note emerging talent from Hayward and Centerville squads.
The Town of Hayward Board of Trustees resolves to construct and repair a segment of Castro Street from Blackeon Street to the town boundary. The project includes concrete curbs, asphalt paving, and a centerline, with work to be kept in order as required by law. Publication ordered in Hayward Review for two issues.
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