14 Jun 1910
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Newspaper
Hayward Twice A Week Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1910
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR shows a public notice about subscription rates and advertising terms. Mentions post office matters, March act details, and delivery or issue dates. Names appear garbled. places and specific rates are unreadable.
A fragmented article argues saving habits form early character and warns that neglecting financial discipline may lead to future theft. It suggests parents shape values, with emphasis on early life training, discipline, and consistent guidance to foster responsible behavior and future education opportunities.
A damaged notice describes a Hap ward storefront, Michels Shoe Store in Hap ward, offering an updated line of men and women footwear. The fragment mentions a local retailer and hints at public interest in new stock and repairs.
Supposed notice indicates a liquor license hearing and related action. The document references the Board of Permit and a clerk named George Brewis with date line Galland Gal dated June AL, details appear garbled but imply official proceedings on license status and associated parties. Entities include a board, a clerk, and a judge or official respondent.
San Leandro defeated Hayward in the Central California League opener as pitching and fielding errors built a San Leandro lead. San Leandro struck first with a run in the sixth, then added runs while Hayward failed to score. The game featured solid fielding by both sides and multiple double plays, with San Leandro gaining the edge on timely hits and defensive plays.
An event at Miss Long's home featured a barn dance with Mise Vaithach performing. Attendees included Misses tine Barn and t nies, Maur, Armies, and a list of locals such as H Winton, Meree Winten, Katimize, Helen Tae, Matte Mindisan, Chemtine Mir disen, and others. Food and music were noted among community social activities.
Russell City news reports a sudden plant closure causing job losses and economic concerns. City leaders vow possible state aid and explore reemployment programs for workers amid uncertainty.
Local notice states Lite Can NY Store at B Street offers ice cream orders in all forms for events and parties in May. The brief mentions engagements and art events with creative offerings.
Reading from unclear OCR text, mentions Silt Month twice and names Kohe Noleedas Rahden Paneer almbaths Apa Ty Vsti Ryan. No clear event or context emerges from legible content.
A fragmented notice mentions Sopris Tete and seven rats tied to a strange event. It references a Wax wand and Leally Arangany at 545 Mastro PS sneet with unclear details. The readable text suggests a local incident or oddity but lacks concrete actions or outcomes.
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