Hayward California Postal Rates and Editorial Note 1909
A historical notice lists second class mail status for Hayward California dated July 9 1909 with post office rates under the 1879 act. Rates shown include one year four dollars and monthly forty cents. Mentions J and Melo Jr manager and George D Crissey and H K Reynolds as editorial and advertising contacts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayward
California
J. & Melo, JR
Aative
George D. Crissey
H .K. Reynolds
Broadcasting recorded voices of famous people by BBC and British Museum
The BBC and British Museum plan to broadcast recorded voices of famous figures. Queen Victoria's voice is rejected as faulty, while Theodore Roosevelt and Sir Herbert Tree records are praised as fine. Future broadcasts should preserve and revive speeches for anniversaries and events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
British Broadcasting Company
The
British Museum
Queen Victoria
Tennyson
Theodore Roosevelt
Sir Herbert Tree
Roosevelt
Parental Discipline in Old Fashioned Thought
The piece quotes President Coolidge’s father on too many rules for children and argues for clear expectations. It praises a calm, confident approach over harsh or talkative parenting, noting many rules and theories fail to inspire genuine compliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
President Coolidge
Colonel Coolidge
Cal
Deafness Flight Ends in Crash Killing Boy and Pilot
A 12 year old Ohio boy was taken aloft to cure his deafness in a flight that ended in a nose dive. The crash killed both the boy and the pilot and raised questions about safer deafness treatments and aircraft inspections. The plane reportedly used an outdated 1916 motor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Automobile Taxes and Global Quips From The Press
A collage of editorials and quips criticizes automobile taxes in the United States and compares them with England’s one pound per horsepower scheme. The piece notes road improvements and public mood, cites US phone prevalence and nerve disorders, and mocks geopolitics with jests about Morocco Philippines and independence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Philippines
United States
New York Evening Post
Quips and Quips from the Office Cat and Other Bits
Snippets of jokes and reflections appear from a newspaper page, including wry lines about opportunity, crossword wordplay, education costs, vanity in ads, and local chatter. The items mix humor from daily life with quips about family, work, and society.
Six Million Bond Plan For State University
President W. W. Campbell announced at the Berkeley Chamber of Commerce banquet a $6,000,000 state bond issue next year to finish university needs. Funds would replace the Linder box buildings and start a new southern ranch, with Chamber support sought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of California
W. W. Campbell
Berkeley Chamber of Commerce
People of California
Campbell
Southern Ranch
Chamber of Commerce
Berkeley
Tis Project
University
Mexican government bids for justice in California deaths
Six claims filed by the Mexican government on behalf of citizens allege denial of justice in California. Cases include Aurelio Pampa hanged in Los Angeles 1922, Albine Mendez and Marino Cesares in Imperial county 1923, Eduardo Trujillo killed Nov 15 1924, and Benito Cisnaras in 1922. Claims seek damages via the US Mexico general claims commission. Also notes Placer County fruit shipments forecast to set records as season peaks pass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
California
Aurelio Pampa
William D. Dic- Cue
Los Angeles
Supreme Court
Albine Mendez
Marino Cesares
Mike Fernarera
Imperial County
Cazares
Mendez
Eduardo Trujillo
W. O. Gladden
San Diego
Golden
Trufilo
Benito Cisnaras
A. Bodine
Noland
Cisneras
Bluebird Club Aids Veterans Social At Livermore Hospital
Newark Bluebird Club members travel to Livermore Hospital for a veterans social evening. The Bluebird orchestra — Josephine Veit Eugene Silva and Frank Veit — provided music. Candy and refreshments were served after card games. Attending were Delphine Costa Marie Dutra Josephine Veit Mabel Callow Mary Souza Mary Caldeira Bernice Caldeira Elsa Anderson Lida Francis Mary Bailey and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluebird Club of
Newark
Livermore
Livermore Hospital
Bluebird Orchestra
Josephine Veit
Eugene Silva
Frank Veit
Delphine Costa
Marie Dutra
Mabel Callow
Mary Souza
Mary Caldeira
Bernice Caldeira
Elsa Anderson
Lida Francis
Mary Bailey
Airs
If. T Dusterberry
The
Messers
John E. Dutra
Geo, Costa
F. T. Dusterberry
Plane to Seattle Delayed by Engine Trouble
A PB-1 en route from San Francisco to Seattle was delayed in Astoria Oregon due to engine trouble and likely to complete the voyage by week’s end. The plane forced down at Kwaco Washington yesterday afternoon a little over two hours after leaving Cruz Bay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Astoria
Ore
San Francisco
Seattle
Kwaco
Washington
Cruz Bay
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Hayward Review
Mele
Crissey & Reynolds
Castro Street
Washville
Morocco
Detroit News
Chicago
New Orleans Times-Picayune
Jacksonville
Florida Times-Union
Mr. Dempsey
Wills
Ani
Lee Wilbur
Lester Perry
Ezra Higgins
Robert Kolze
Bor
Alabama
Platte
Felow
State University
America
General Claims Commission
Mexico
Placer, County
Placer County
Bluebird Club
Hayward Drug Co
Odd Fellows
B Street
Calif
Vallejo Avenue
Sunset Boulevard
Vallejo
Lang Recity Company
Franklin Street
Oakland
Candy & Ice
Castro Steet
Ruin
State Bank
First National Bank
the Banking House
Money Makers
Goodyear
Hutchins Rubber CO
Main Street
Kelly Bros
Sunset Blvd
J. R. Freeman
Oakes Blvd
San Leandten
San Leandro
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