Organization Of Improvement Club In Hayward Heath
A September 22 meeting at the school house formed an improvement club for Hayward Heath and Second. B A Hartley elected president with other officers. The drive targets Second avenue repairs from D Street to end and a new Hayward Heath school with transport for about 46 pupils. Membership costs one dollar for three months plus twenty five cents monthly thereafter.
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Second Aremas
B. A. Hartley
Second Avenue
D Street
Hayward
Rev Smith to Fill Pulpit Here In Orth's Absence
Rev A P Orth has been suddenly called out of town for over Sunday and Rev Eugene Smith of San Francisco will occupy the pulpit here in Orth's stead at both services. Rev Smith is a young man of free personality and splendid ability and it is hoped that a large congregation will greet him.
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A. P. Orth
Eugene Smith
San Francisco
Mr. Orth
Rev. Smith
Demand for New Buick Consistent Says Local Dealer
William Stebbins of the Stebbing Brothers Buick dealers reports unprecedented orders for the 1926 Buick models since August. He notes Buick’s popularity stems from price plus added features and quality. The factory struggles to meet demand as Buick aims for “true worth” and supremacy in its class.
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William Stebbins
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Fruit and vegetable shipments near million car mark
Shipments of fruits and vegetables are nearing a million car loads for the year according to the Southern Pacific company from Railway Age figures. The 1920 total was 63,477 cars with 1924 up 40 percent and 1926 projected to rise 60 percent to about 1,006,000 cars. Refrigerator cars expanded to about 140,000 units valued at roughly $400,000,000 in total investment.
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Southern Pacific Company
Hayward Official Sent to Office for Weeks
Teerwee Treer of Hayward, assistant superintendent at the Alameda County Sugar Refinery in Alvarado, has been sent to office for weeks. The report notes disciplinary action and current assignment pending further details.
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Re. Teerwee
Dr Anderson of Oakland Opens Hayward Dental Office
Dr R C Anderson a well known Bay Area dentist will open an office in Hayward on September 28 located above Fleisher and Klegman on B Street He has practiced 23 years in Oakland and San Francisco and aims to better serve his local patients by establishing a Hayward office.
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R C. Anderson
Oakland
Bay District
Hayward
Fleisher & Klegman
B Street
Anderson
San Francisco
Portuguese Ladies Elect Officers of Supreme Lodge
Officers of the Supreme Lodge of UPP were elected at the 24th annual convention. Names include Hortense Goulart Mariel Gomes Adelaide Fonseca Maria Fern Esmenia Borges Aradia Mace do Rose Divine Mae Pimentel and Beatrice Sousa plus Dr A W Foshay. A grand ball honored visiting delegates was held by Stockton Council No 16.
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Order
Hortense Goulart
Turlock
Mariel F. Gomes
Adelaide D. Fonseca
Oakland
Maria C. Fern
Esmenia Borges
Aradia Macedo
Hayward
Berkeley Policy Bans Married Women From City Jobs
Berkeley announces a city policy prohibiting future municipal employment for married women living with husbands. City Manager John N. Edyann says there are too many women who need jobs, so married women with husbands cannot be hired in new positions, though current female workers are protected.
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Berkeley
Cannnot
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Six Million State University Bond Planned in California
President W W Campbell announced at a Berkeley Chamber of Commerce banquet that a $6,000,000 state bond issue is planned to finish university needs. Half would replace tinder box campus buildings and half fund the new southern ranch, with support expected from local business leaders.
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Berkeley
Campbell
Horticultural Official Probes Fruit Disease Spread
Horticultural Commissioner Stabler of Sutter County conducts an investigation to determine if fruit diseases can be carried by lug boxes.
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Sutter County
Hi Sackers Steal Cargo of Outlaw Dairyman Milk
In Oakland an alleged milk bootlegger’s truck was hijacked early Sunday. City milk inspectors vow raids on illicit dairies and milk runners to curb the shortage driving unlawful deliveries.
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Peace Officers Plan Fifth Annual California Convention
Stockton hosts the fifth annual Peace Officers' association convention with about 150 officers from across California attending. The two day sessions will cover various aspects of peace officers' duties led by top authorities.
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Stockton
Peace Officers’ Association
California
Smuggling of Alien Wives Grows as Business
Cleveland, Sept 26. Immigration official Stephen Sullivan reports a surge in smuggling alien wives from native lands. Foreign born men in good positions hire agencies to supply wives, with forged or missing passports. at least 25 cases in the Cleveland area last year. Some men return with wives on first wife’s passport, then divorce and remarry abroad. Smuggled women are repatriated and offenders prosecuted. Shipments of cling peaches from Newcastle, California, to east canneries rise with 40–50 percent packed boxes.
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Cleveland
Stephen Sullivan
Youngstown
Immigration Department
United States
Sullivan
Newcastle
Placer County
Children Die in Silver Lake Fire During Parents’ Booze Party
Four young children perished when a house fire at Silver Lake engulfed an upstairs room while parents, Mr. and Mrs. Nels Peters, reportedly attended a drinking party nearby. PoliceDetained the couple at the Everett sheriff's office as investigators probe the incident.
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Seattle
Silver Lake
Nels Peters
Everett
Policeman Balances Duty With Personal Troubles
Sacramento dispatch reports Patrolman H. F. DeBack serving the public while also trying to settle a personal affair. He notes his car was left at the hall of justice where a thief stole the spare tire as he works to earn his monthly stipend in the approved manner.
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H. F. DeBack
de Back
Hall of Justice
de Sack
Grapes Lidded Containers Must Show Net Weight
The Federal Bureau of Chemistry mandates that all lidded grape containers bear the net weight of their contents. This regulation applies to every packaging unit under federal labeling rules and aims to ensure accuracy in declared weights.
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Federal Bureau of Chemistry
Plane Traveling to Seattle Delayed by Engine Trouble
A PB-1 on a San Francisco to Seattle flight diverted to Ilwaco Washington after engine trouble today. The crew likely cannot complete the trip until later in the week. The aircraft was forced down yesterday afternoon just after departing Cruz Bay.
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