Alameda County Orchard and Farm Products Value Exceeds 15 Million
A Hayward Tribune report outlines Alameda County's agricultural output for the year, projecting near 15 million dollars in farm value. Apricots lead with over 1.0 million, while peaches, cherries, strawberries, rhubarb, tomatoes, and other crops contribute, with dried apricots and pears boosting totals toward a nationwide top ten.
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Alameda County
U. S
Horticultural Commissioner
Henry Sweet
Tribune
Hayward
San Leandro
Niles
Centerville
San Lorenzo
al. Edeo
Mgr. Seet
Fred Lautenburger
Leonard
Seelenberger
Garle
Sunset Agricultural Club Meeting Schedule
The Sunset Agricultural Club will meet next Friday at 7 PM to elect officers and form committees. Regular meetings are on the first and third Fridays each month, with Sunset Improvement meeting on the second and fourth Fridays unless a special meeting is called.
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Sunset Agricultural Club
Sunset Improvement
Hayward Looting Plot Found Near Modesto Rabbit Plant
Local police recovered stolen Farm Products Sales office items valued at £4090 from a swamp near Modesto. Three men Bert Perigo Howard Doble and a brother are charged with burglary and confess prior robberies in California towns. Howard Doble admitted involvement and led to the hiding site. Doble held in Oakland Long Beach and county jail. The case ties to a broader plan to establish a rabbit processing plant near Hayward to meet rising meat and fur demand while a cooperative committee weighs location financing and plant scope.
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Soto Street
Pelee
John Lewis
Modesto
Bert Perigo
Howard Doble
Howard Dobie
Oakland
Lewis
Deternor
Long Beach
Perigo
California
Los Angeles
Eureka
Hayward
John Proffitt
Peterson
Cochrane
California Co-Operative Rabbit and Fur Marketing Association
Chamber of Commerce
A. H. Leach
Leach
Lewis H. Cochrane
J Leach
Stone
Alameda
Berkeley
Big Music Firm Opens in Heyer Building in October
Wurlitzer Music Company to occupy the north half of the new Heyer building on Castro Street and open by October 1. The tenant, represented by W H Burchill, labels the firm the greatest music company in the world and places it beside Western Auto Supply and Sorensen Bros funeral parlors in a prime location.
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W H Burchill
Harvard
Burchill
Heyer
Castro Street
Wurlizer Music Company
Uto Supple
Sorensen Bros
Castro Valley Fire District Proposal To Be Voted On
A main meeting is called for Monday evening October 3 at Castro Valley School to decide on establishing two fire districts in Castro Valley. Fire Commissioners Al Moyer Orin Crowe and A B Morris set the date, Morris being the school principal, following valley discussions.
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Castro Valley
Castro Valles
Vailley
al Moyer
Orin Crowe
A. B. Morris
Non support charge brought against Colusa man
Julien Doxie aged 26 of Colusa appeared before Judge Jacob Harder Jr to answer a complaint by his wife Alira Doxie charging non support of their two year old son. She says no aid has been provided for 25 months while she has worked despite poor health. Doxie cites illness preventing carpentry work and says he has lived with an uncle for meals and lodging. He visited San Leandro in February and claimed his health was fine but has since made no effort to help. He was held to appear in Superior Court on the charge.
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Fress Monday
Daily Review
Julien Doxie
Colusa
Jacob Harder Jr
Alira Doxie
Cofusa
Doxie
San Leandro
Assault case against Madeiros Mesmer Bassett dropped for now
Catherine Petrella of Oakland filed charges against Mack Madeiros Betty Mesmer and James Sim mons for assault and battery after a visit seeking work. Petrella failed to appear at first, leading to a delay. she now seeks to drop the case, citing her own confusion over names and events. Madeiros Mesmer is to testify on October 3 to explain his side.
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Catherine Petrella
Mack Madestros
Betty” Maderos
James Simmons
Jacob Harder Jr
Miss Petrella
Madeiros
Petrella
Backer
Tate Betty
Mesmer
Betty
Madeires
Civic League To Hear Sims Tuesday
The Hayward Civic League will meet at 2:20 on Tuesday for a regular session. At 2:15 Attorney J. T Sims will speak on the National Constitution and its amendments, aimed at better government and higher civic standards.
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Hayward Civic League
J. T Sims
Sima
Oregon's Newell Visits Hayward as Prohibition Chief
W K Newell longtime Wil lamette Valley horticulturist and former Oregon Horticultural Society president toured Hayward this morning. He served as deputy chain administrator during wartime and now heads the federal prohibition administration for Oregon, a notably dry state under his watch.
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W. K Newell
Wilamette Valley
Oregon
Oregon Horticultural Society
Hayward
Mr. Newell
America
Union
Rotary Barn Dance Promises Rustic Hayward Gala
The Rotary club at the Masonic Temple hosts a barn dance style event with gingham dresses boots pumpkins and corn on display. Promoters expect 400 or more attendees for an evening of lighthearted entertainment and surprises rather than speeches.
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Oakland
San Francisco
Rotary Party
Masonic Temple
Hayward
Christopher Colombo
Wedded Sunday in San Leandro
Joseph Machado and Miss Emily Coelho were married yesterday at the San Leandro Catholic church by Rev. Father Hunt. The couple, with parents Mr and Mrs Manuel Machado and Mr and Mrs M Coelho, will reside on Mt Eden road after a short honeymoon. Machado is a Crow Canyon farmer.
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Joseph Machado
Manuel Machado
Ull. Fen
Emily Coelha
Furniture and Rugs for sale cheap
Local ad notes furniture and rugs for sale at 935 Soto Street. Quick sale implied with contact for details.
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Sais
Soto St
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