09 Aug 1910
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Newspaper
Hayward Twice A Week Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1910
Page
1
Fragmentary notice lists management and publishing schedule with rates for one year and six months, and advertising rates on application. Mentions Smith A L Graham Frede Adams and Heywards California, second-class matter registration details partially visible.
The piece argues the machine uses stalking horse candidates to defeat John Johnson, citing San Francisco prior attempts with Mauzy Crocker and Countrymin. It claims Johnson gains by rallying anti-machine Republicans statewide, predicting he will win more votes than all rivals combined and that the tactic will intensify machine disarray.
Republican candidates for county offices including Fird F Moise for Supervisor district 2, HOP Ballon for Assessor, EF Garrison for Auditor, and Thomas W Robinson for County Clerk will address Hayward voters with a large friendly reception. The Hayward Concert Band will provide musical interludes along with piano solo, baritone, songs, dances, and monologues by local performers. All residents and ladies are invited to attend this political event at Native Sons Hall.
At the last meeting of the Hayward Poultry Producers Association new officers were elected for the ensuing term President D. Allison Vice President Pitchford Secretary Ellwood Treasurer S H Andrews Executive Committee S Hope Cabe carman J W Caldecott secretary C P Magen LP Hansen C B Olson S H Andrew C Thorup The text notes a demand for eggs and challenge in sustaining customers.
A large Castro Valley crowd including several women and a Hayward band greeted Me F Morse candidate for Supervisor at Stanton's store on Castro Valley road. The meeting, chaired by Capt Godding, featured Morse’s straightforward talk, praise for his supporters, and musical interludes. Speakers thanked the audience, band, and Stanton for use of the store, with Morse predicted to win a strong vote.
About twenty fans traveled from Hayward to Newman Sunday to watch the game. Newman Millar pitched for Hayward but costly errors helped Newman win. The Newmans will host a return game in Hayward next Sunday.
The board allocated 400 to the Women's Improvement Club of Pleasanton to advertise Alameda fountain for an upcoming festival at Lawn POM Hoare won the Kelly street improvement bid near Hayward Inland offering 101 less than Yr B Russell at 1240. A bid call was set for 310000 school bonds in San Lorenzo road district for September 6 with the district attorney confirming election proceeds as regular.
For sale a good sized Toton A Street property with apricots and a small house. Bargain price offered. Call at 48 A Street, Review Office.
A cash quick sale notice offers 900 dollars to 300 dollars price range for a collage and lot near a state line. The listing mentions a mortgage of 000 and requests inquiries to Hayward Realty Company at 319 Castor Street for application and details.
Safe and convenient safe deposit boxes offered by Bank of Haywards at low rates for securing valuable papers and personal valuables.
Readable fragments describe August events including Uigh and Grammar Schools reaper and Prony Election on August 1. No clear venues or outcomes available. text suggests upcoming council or school notices. Entities include Uigh Grammar Schools and Prony Election dates.
The Review notes a ready range of caller tags and fitting services at varied prices. Readable contact details list 515 Gaslia Street and phone Hayward 42 for prompt assistance.
A fragmentary notice records a campaign event where Pori y Hvuilaad seeks support for a candidate at a polling location described as Honey Survelor. The text mentions August 16 and a public meeting at a township venue, with references to local offices and a candidate for office.
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