18 Aug 1911
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Newspaper
Hayward Twice A Week Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1911
Page
1
The notice, dated July 9, 1909, lists subscription terms for Today wid Jriday and advertising rates. It states a six month period and a due amount of 82.00 with entries filed at the Haywards post office under the March 3, 1879 act.
In San Lorenz, residents debate site options for Union High School amid crowded classrooms and limited study space. Trustees, long-time taxpayers, advocate a prominent elevated site while weighing five locations and associated costs before the September vote.
Oakville Tribune reports Hayward's progressive stance as residents prepare for a September bond election to fund an $80,000 district project. If approved, funds will buy a twelve acre tract for utilities and a playing field to serve growing enrollment at Union High School. The item dominates local debate and reflects growth pressures in the area.
A Sunday gathering at Hayward IAS Tennis Club shifts from lively banter to a hushed scene as players form a club and discuss aches after play. Mr Williams of Cherryland excels with a racket, while Calkins and Robinson contend for top bragging rights aided by Dr Browning’s growing enthusiasm.
For sale second hand furniture and tools including a small shotgun and farm implements. The ad lists contact M A Cowing at 1522 7 St, Lumber Dealers and urges readers to consider lumber as a principal building item. The message promises savings and delivery to rural areas, noting a specialty in country business.
Notice from the Hay cantile Association reporting a September 1 shift to cash-only credit and urging Maxwell and area residents to trade at Hayward. Members seek fair support for local merchants, arguing cash payments will strengthen the town and improve conditions.
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