18 Jun 1912
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Newspaper
Hayward Twice A Week Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1912
Page
1
Notice dated 1909 lists Fred Ef Adams and C Smith as proprietors of City Kilter, published Tuesday and Sunday at 15 Castro Street Hayward California. Subscription rates include one year or six months. Entry states it was entered July 4 in Hayward under the 1879 act.
A historical public health broadside promotes pest control and disease awareness. It presents a catechism on flies, their health risks, and methods to kill flies by sanitation and insecticides, urging community effort to protect families and children.
Commencing June 22 and July 1, round trip tickets will be on sale from Staliong in California at one fare and one third for the Tien nitt Session. General Federation of Womens Clubs Final return limit thirty days from sale date and stopovers allowed returning. Reduced rates from Nevada Arizona Utah and New Mexico also offered. BP Agent.
The reader signs up for the new Twice-a-Week Review, Hayward’s inaugural twice weekly paper. It promises local updates, civic notes, and community notices, strengthening the town’s information flow.
A retiring owner offers a ready dairy business 1 mile from a city of about 7 000. Includes 200 cows delivery wagons horses and buildings. Net income $7000 yearly with room to grow. $10000 cash required. Details via Roxasc Modesto California Judsty Tease alfalfa January.
The Union High School District announces plans to erect a new high school building on the north side of the boulevard between Oak and West of the corner lot within town limits. It outlines site size, facilities, and schedules for submitting plans and specifications to the Board by June 14, 1412, with a $50,000 appropriation and a 3 percent architect premium, plus bond and contract conditions, and a bid opening before 5 pm.
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