31 Mar 1911
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Newspaper
Hayward Twice A Week Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1911
Page
1
Subscription rates list for one year six months and advertise rates. Addressed to F E Adams manager and partners. Entry dated July 10 and humorous postmark Haywards Cult rite under the storm March 3 1879.
A lengthy OCR fragment discusses a transport project involving Hayward and a double tracked line. It references a contract, approvals, and coordination with company officials and local authorities. The text mentions Oakbank and Broadwus routes, and a proposed formal decision by governing bodies.
The readable portion mentions a sale or public notice context with planting supplies and George Asmus at 812 B Street. It preserves scattered names and places but lacks a clear event, date, or organization. The text shows references to WatzerSamme, Hayward, and Nabay with dates and times embedded but unreadable.
Supervisor Bridge seeks assistance at Wayward Wednesday as tensions rise over district allocations. Board members promise action, with debate focusing on a planned project and anticipated votes. Community committee and residents weigh in on timing and oversight.
A garbled report references Danish involvement and a political setting with mentions of figures like Madsen and a Dane States debate. The fragmentary text suggests a public or party action with disagreements and plans, though many names and specifics remain unclear.
I B Parsons seeks re election as High School Trustee. The passage mentions candidacy and election context with community figures, though text is garbled. Key names include I B Parsons and local school governance.
Un decipherable OCR fragments describe rhubarb in Castro Valley with scattered phrases about taste and events. The readable parts mention Patsy, Mew, New York, and a strained set of words with limited coherent context.
garbled text fragments mention places, names, dates, and actions without clear context. core readable bits reference a public notice style, possible legal or civic terms, and scattered personal names. due to corrupt OCR no coherent event, date, or organization can be established.
A historical note describes firemen planning to acquire an auto truck and related equipment. The item outlines a cost estimate and procurement steps, mentioning the department, funding considerations, and the expected impact on response capabilities.
Fragmentary OCR scene mentions GEORGE ALWASSEN and Gel Li with a street address 812 OG street in Huy, hinting at a local notice or request related to a gow engine.
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