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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1909
Page
2
Hayward Review, a local city official paper dated September 10 1909, notes publication details and rates while printing a Lincoln quote urging honesty and justice. It emphasizes pride in the town and civic virtue.
A distorted transcription shows Farmers' Union speakers urging members to support the home paper by subscribing. They stress that local merchants and the paper rely on member patronage and warn against advertising outside the community. The call emphasizes paid subscriptions as crucial to sustaining local news.
An agricultural journalist argues individuality defines farming success and community influence. The piece contrasts better located farms, management styles, and attitudes toward leadership shaping outcomes and local progress in a Prairie setting. Jean Salmed, Sueorssta Farming, Hayward Review subscription note appears at end.
The text recalls that the North Pole was discovered by an American explorer, Captain Cook, and planted the flag in the arctic territory. It questions the intrinsic value of Arctic possession and notes the long winters. It lauds Cook as a modest achievement amid historic exploration.
A fragmented 19th century sample discusses hen care, feeding to improve meat and feathers, warns against disease spread, and mentions molting, enriching feed, and ad hoc additives. It references the poultry association and concerns about adulterated food and practices in raising birds.
Congregational Church announces morning worship and sermon, evening worship and sermon, table study Wednesday evening, and Ladies Union meeting on the first Wednesday of the month. Pastor J. Dunt Naylom invites all who do not worship elsewhere to attend.
The notice lists Methodist services with Sunday School at 10, sermon at 11, Epworth League at 6:45, long evening service at 7:30, and Wednesday prayer at 7:45. Episcopal service also at 10 Sunday School, 11 Morning Prayer and Sermon, 7:80 Evening Prayer and address, Holy Communion monthly. Presbyterian schedule includes morning service, Sabbath School, Junior and Senior Endeavor, Evening Service, and Wednesday prayer at 7:30. All are welcome at B street, pastor EB Rogers.
A Christian Science service is scheduled Sunday at 11 a.m. and Wednesday evening at 8 o clock. All are welcome to attend at Odd Fellows Mall location.
Royal Neighbors of America sponsor a September 14 social dance at the Poinsetta Camp. Invitations are extended to members and friends to attend with guests.
Local supplier advertises irrigation equipment including wind and power pumps, sprinkler systems, lights, cooking ranges, dairy equipment, steam separators, and DeLavel separator agency. Offers roofing, metal ceilings, patent chimneys, plumbing, finishing, and general contracting. Located at 10 O. Fl block, Hayward.
A caller addresses Mr Rancher Yue offering to supply writing paper and envelopes printed with Sargunn or Tiene for ranch correspondence. The message mentions mesdike a MGT and convene on a date in the Hayward Review. It includes requests for residence details and delivery options.
Notice issued by the Superior Court of Alameda County announces private sale of the real estate of Matthias Quadros Silvera also known as Mathias Quadros, deceased. The executor will sell after September 1 1909 to the highest bidder on terms cash with ten percent down, subject to court confirmation and existing taxes and assessments, at Langin & Mendenhall offices or by delivery to the executor. The property is in Hayward in the Northwest 82 feet from Watkins and Dean streets, with detailed boundary calls. Auction details include sale conditions, payment, and title transfer after approval.
A nightly Pullman special runs from San Francisco to the City of Mexico on October 26 with round trip fare 84.40. Mail, tickets, and information available through the Southern Pacific, Forsyth Building, Oakland. Also notes Alaska Yukon Pacific Exposition travel details and hiring of writing and shorthand services by Mrs W. G. Rogers.
Ove dollar and filly cents persori the Haxwara Review for one year. The readable fragments hint at a subscription offer and local interest in the news organ, though details are limited and names or dates are unclear.
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