12 Aug 1910
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Newspaper
Hayward Twice A Week Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1910
Page
1
The notice lists Fred Adams 83 and Smith Al Graham as managers, with published Tuesday and Friday dates and advertising rates for one year or six months. It mentions Haywards and Mares actors, with unclear easement and project details reflected in the fragment.
Voters will cast ballots on the primary election day in Alameda County from 6 am to 6 pm. Voters must sign the roster with name address and party. ballots are issued based on declared affiliation. If no party is stated, the voter cannot vote. Candidates appear alphabetically. a blank line allows writing a name to nominate someone not on the ticket.
In Oakland a merchants' association letter to Lt. M King of San Francisco asks about alleged city employment policies aimed at limiting hires. King replies that no such movement exists and the SF Merchants Association disavows any plan, emphasizing continued crossbay business relations.
Health hints advise slow eating to avoid indigestion and worry avoiding illness. Massage improves scalp circulation, aiding overall well being.
Small Hayward storefront storage space listed with cheap rent and tow insurance. Address appears as 513 vastva street in the Hayward area.
M B Silver of Collins Mat visited Sots topo and Green's Valley last week where he saw up to 1000 people working in berry fields. One farm housed 450 youths from a San Francisco orphanage living in tents and earning money. He questions why Hayward berry owners do not ship berries to San Francisco markets as demand remains strong in Oakland Berkeley and Alameda. Berries from the valley and Sebastopol are shipped east by the carload.
Supervisor W B Brudge and Corey Haviland were seen on Wayward Thursday while Havityland on a business trip. The note mentions blood impurities and a liver stimulant medicine named HERBINE. Local ad promotes ice cream bricks and Milton's Candy Store offerings for parties and banquets.
A married man seeks steady, reliable employment and invites responses with particulars addressed to M. J. D at care of Hayward Review. He requests practical details and contact information to arrange potential work opportunities.
A small house on A Street with a good sized apricot orchard is offered for sale. Located at 418 A Street in Ravivw Office district, this bargain property targets buyers seeking combined home and fruit-growing space.
A niece little cottage with six rooms and a 40 by 10 lot near the station. Mortgage of 3000 can remain at 6 percent. Only 900 cash. 3000 mortgage may stay. Apply Hayward Realty Company at 515 Castro Street.
Safe deposit boxes available at Bank of Haywards at very low rates. A safe and convenient place to keep valuable papers and documents.
A vintage advertisement describes MeUIR'S BABY ELIA UL as smoothing sour stomachs, quieting upset bowels, and aiding digestion during teething. It touts relief for inflamed gums and general discomfort, urging parents to buy from KR. 1 Hogers.
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