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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1925
Page
1
Spark Reporter asks Hugh Linthicum about the Jubilee celebration and Hayward's gain. Linthicum says Hayward’s parade representation and the event offer unmatched publicity for the city in the East Bay Metropolitan area.
Modern 4 room house on Niles road near car line with 55x180 lot garage chicken lofts pigeon lofts gas electric inquire U N Duarte R F D No 2 Box 745 Hayward Must sell now price 3200. Also Poultry Ranch two acres fully equipped 6000 owner R K Ash near Castro Valley School. Wages and viewing details in San Leandro. Gravel for winter driveways call 698 Castro Street Hayward. Room bungalow two acres garage well close in modern gas electric price 5000 750 cash. J G Mottoza Jr Successor Castro Street Hayward.
Alameda County units for the San Francisco parade have been assigned positions and order. Frank Marshall of the Hayward Native Sons lists divisions, floats, bands, and parlor entries from Oakland, Berkeley, Hayward, and Alameda with captions of officials and parade groups. Continuous on back page.
In observance of California's seventy fifth birthday and the Diamond Jubilee, the Hayward Daily Review will not be published on September 9 in San Francisco. Subscribers will receive their paper again Thursday afternoon. Any news items are welcome.
Petaluma Poultry Journal cites P Cook Alhambra hatcheryman alleging American packing firms assist Chinese poultrymen in flooding the U S with Chinese eggs. He claims Swift & Company and others ship frozen eggs to the United States, often marked Swifts Frozen Eyes, with Chinese exports priced at about 15 cents per dozen.
The Hayward Eden Parlor of the Native Sons of the Golden West completes parade plans for San Francisco Diamond Jubilee tomorrow. Uniforms, Diamond Jubilee neckties, and Signias issued. The Eden Garden theme features Miss Hayward, Margery Oakes, and Jean Frank as Adam and Eve with the Eden float ready. The combined Hayward schools band leads, drum corps follows, and Meiningers Cigar Store provides parade information. San Francisco headquarters set at Hotel Brayton 50 Turk Street.
Admission Day activities unfold on Wednesday in San Francisco with a Native Sons and Native Daughters parade at 10 a.m. followed by a Civic Center band concert, a joint religious program at the Civic Auditorium, fireworks at the Civic Center, and a grand ball under Native Sons and Native Daughters auspices.
The AVF ended its search for the missing seaplane PN9-1 that disappeared a week ago 200 miles from Hawaii after crossing the Pacific. A message from Commander E. S. Jackson aboard the air tender Langley directed searchers to halt operations at the crash headquarters.
The Hollywood lights will be demonstrated here for the first time in the Hayward district using Molly wood effects with artificial lights. Wallace Studio at Barnard will supply this method. the Pacific International Photographers convention was attended by Manduri Wallace and Harry Smith. The convention discussed standardizing the photographic industry and forming an association of certified photographers to protect the public. Smith will supply color photography and parchment paper and new methods will be adopted by the Wallace studio.
Annual Homestead fete held Sunday featured band music parade and church services. After celebrations a balance of 333.65 remained for the Good Jesus Chapel committee at Heyward. Committee members include A Ramos M Martins J J Montaire J Alves F R Castania J Martins A B Digs M Pereira F Jardin M P Jesus J Vascinellos.
The article notes China's frozen egg industry now far outclasses the drying sector due to rapid refrigeration advances. It states tariffs have little effect on keeping Chinese eggs out of the frozen or dried markets but effectively block eggs in the shell.
Warner and Black Hatchery and Breeding Plant of Hayward announces a new downtown headquarters at 515 Castro Street, with J G Masters Jr overseeing. A Rhode Island Reds window display starts the egg laying contest, and poultry business will be conducted from the leased one year office.
Funeral services were held today for Joe Mendonca from All Saints Church in Hayward. Interment followed at St Joseph's Cemetery. Mendonca died in September at age 69. born in Madeira Islands, he had lived in Hayward for 23 years.
Miss Mary Travis of Oakland and Jack Marshall of Hayward were married Sunday at St Bernards church in Oakland. Bridesmaids were Hortense Travis and Cecilia Vincente. groomsmen Charles Das and John Soares. The couple, after the ceremony, left for a southern California wedding trip and later had pictures taken at the Wallace Studio in Hayward.
Creamery workers threaten a two o clock walkout in Hayward as Oakland union members press for a wage increase. Frank Leach of Eden Creamery and Louis Camenzind of Jersey Creamery justify the stand, saying raising milk prices would be necessary to maintain profits.
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