A Novel Real Estate Scheme Quietly Promoted in Sacramento Valley
A Chicago mail order house buys 21,000 acres near Sacramento for 1 450 000 to subdivide into ten acre tracts and sell at 150 to 3300 per acre. It plans to supply buyers with farm supplies and arrange marketing through its distribution machinery. Promoter cites high peach prices as proof of distribution potential and pledges farmer profits, while Sacramento advertising value is noted as a likely side effect.
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Sacramento Valley
Chicago
Hancho del Paso
Sacramento
Ural
Chice En House
California
Call
Militia Pay Reform Advocated By Livermore Herald Report
The Livermore Herald notes proposed militia pay changes amid wartime policy, citing regular pay per man per day and food allowances. It discusses legislative action, expected congressional consideration next session, and the broader impact on local militia units and recruitment.
Government seeds arrive for free distribution at The Review
Government roads seed supply from Washington arrives courtesy of Senator Forking and will be distributed free to subscribers on a first come basis. Also notes deprecated cords needing external and internal treatment and a promo with BAL HOREHOU Wy SHEP xeon offers. R. R. Rogers handles sales.
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Agricultural Department
Washington
Senator Forking
R. R. Rogers
Cypress Camp Elects Officers and Hosts Card Night
Cypress Camp elected C G Morris as advisor J O Armstrong as escort C E Fish as banker A W Beam as clerk P Wilbert as waterman Ellwood Sentry O L Hill manager and M Garrison as officers. After the meeting a Red and Blue club lassing contest and a four pair tie for first and consolation prizes followed by a poker style game and prize drawing.
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Cypress Camp
C. G
A. H. Morris
J. O. Armstrong
C. E. Fish
A. W. Beam
P. Wilbert
Waterman
Ellwood
O- L. Hill
M. Garrison
Lassing
Ous
Hostsi
Doute Pedro
Vizes
Arthur Jr
Pri Ghas
Do. Elmer
Petition for New Fairview School District Seeks Separation
Parents of sixty Fairview children sign a petition asking County Superintendent of Schools to form a separate district. Officials note that if the Hayward ward tax measure fails, a new district may be granted, with concern over long travel distances for young children and fatigue before they reach school.
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Fairview
Genaly
Fairview Avenue
Hayward
Death Smith at San Leandro ends Mary D. Smith’s life
In San Leandro on November 22, 190, Mary D., beloved wife of William D. Smith, passed away. She was a loving mother and grandmother to several, sister to Mrs. K. Domingos of Stockton and Manuel Rover of Hayward, with Azorean ancestry. age 2 years and 4 months.
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C. Smith
Fred E. Adams
Big Castro Strest
Uaywards
San Francisco
Livermore Herald
Hayward. and Vicinity
R.R Rogers
Cor. B and
Castro Sts
LB. Parsons
Provident
Ee, T. Knightly
Analetant Cashier
Ae. Farnum Cashier
Bank of Haywards
Ayes Pena
Weived
Foreign and Local Exchange
E. 0. Webb
F. J. Lemos
I. B. Parsons
F. C. Winton
W. E. Meek Stuart S. Hawley
Chas, Allen
W. Elect
Rock Spring
Black 203
Castro and Streets
Ward St
San Leandro
Cal
Castro ST
B ST
Xmas
Holly Berry
Peet
Card Allens
Sewes
Vountain Pees
Art Frare
Smith Bros
13Th St
Oakland
Art Baies
F.C. Winton
W.T. Knightly
J. E. Farnum
Cashier
Haywards Bank of Savings
Mays
Hayward Market
Melrose Lumber and Supply CO
Melrose Station
46Th Ave
Merritt
Hellwig & Lagrave Meat Company
Ness
Kad
Alameda County
Castro Serest
Nites and
Alvarede
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