15 Dec 1911
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Newspaper
Hayward Twice A Week Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1911
Page
1
An OCR fragment notes a second class matter entry dated July 1009 at Hayward California post office under an 1879 statute. The readable text references subscription rates and a city named Skadama Publeher Kossom City Elo S15 Casire Strest Mished.
A fragmented community exchange discusses high school building plans and improvements. Neighbors debate current facilities, future funding, and the value of modernizing schools, mentioning local schools and proposed sites while touching on votes.
Francisva and Dirks report on the new state game farm to be built near Folsom under parole supervision. It will cover about thirty acres with safe netting and a two year preparation period. Five acres will host crops while a portion protects game birds and the rest remains wild.
The passage contains garbled figures and miswritten names, outlining a disputed export or stock trend with references to Dirks and Tanvbes. It suggests large quantities of an unspecified commodity moving through a city and spread across territories, but exact entities and actions are not decipherable.
At a Tuesday Sandave Chamber luncheon in Cone mere, Henry Laelimian and Ayne Pegtson outlined a proposed boulevard project to extend through the region to ease travel from county lines. Supporters cited regional benefits and reduced rail reliance, with notable backing from local business and county residents. Mitchell's Shoe Store in Mapward promotes a range of footwear and repair services.
The Town of Hayward constitution the board of trustees announces award of the contract for the Armstrong Street sewer project from Main Street to Forest Street. The lowest responsible bid was accepted and the work includes a six foot deep sewer with two 42 inch mains and related open trench work. The project proceeds to completion under Resolution 218.
Fragmentary OCR indicates a town notice involving Maynard and December actions by a board, mentioning E street, town boundaries, and sealed ballots or propositions. The readable portions show a procedural notice with dates and local governance terms but lack coherent details or outcomes.
A defective sewer project outline describes construction of sewer branches with multiple manhole openings along Main Street near North East Street and First Street. It notes diameters, center lines, and branch counts, with bids, approval at town offices, and a December completion target.
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