05 May 1911
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Newspaper
Hayward Twice A Week Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1911
Page
1
Researchers at the University Farm Davis showcase expanded poultry facilities, new breeds, houses, and equipment aiming to boost production to meet regional demand. The effort includes improved stock care, breeder efforts, and plans for broader industry guidance and education.
The town of Hayward celebrates as a youth named Raywerd Joba Tea Sr. earns recognition. The family gains prominence with the title dena and the community looks on with pride for the young honoree who is set to carry the town’s name forward.
Development Board notes April activity across agriculture mining power and housing. Report highlights large sugar acreage expansion, new wells and hydro electric power projects, and extensive suburban land sales to capitalists from the East. California growth includes San Jose Sacramento Los Angeles and San Francisco with millions invested and 1433 motor vehicle registrations in March.
W G T U of Hayward will hold a regular meeting in the Me Chuyeh parsons on Tuesday May 20 at 250 pm All members urged to attend focus on suppression of the saloon and the Legal Option Bill as a campaign of education Report on the substitute trek in Oakhead on April 28 delegates to attend and work for veterans interest
Ground broke this week for a new class A brick and frame building. Contractor TL BL Masset sacar to erect a multi story structure with decorative features as part of a city project. The site will include extensive interior work and external detailing enhancing the district.
Governor Johnson signed a measure likely to deter non supporting husbands by requiring their confinement in county jail with work on public roads or other public works. The county would pay the wife and babies 1.50 for each day the husband is imprisoned, with the bill proceeding to further debate.
An unclear clipping describes plans by KavaRiera Company official JL Ri-Rosenbag to relocate operations to Hayward and begin a two story brick building by Mrs Gh Hatelilat owner of Une value abla Jal on lower 13 state. It mentions Oakland Car viage and Linplemerd moving stock to Hayward and a new front with plate glass, plus county political notes and local business shifts.
Gash closes a three acre strawberry tract on Kimball Road near Stn Huth, buying large lots and planning an oval cottage on a premise as his future home. The buyer, Mr. Castier, with berry business ties to Ado Z ani, expresses confidence in profits and access. Sale led by Smith of the Hayward Realty Gone pany.
Lloyd of 18 percent Barkeley way tends nine hens in a yard noted for a two month star engagement. In May the flock averaged 20.50 eggs per hen over 34 days. August produced 28.29 eggs per hen, with records and feathered varieties claimed as best of Lloyd’s stock.
Mehrten of Lie Bio oversees carpenters elevating a raised floor in the popular playhouse for patrons comfort. The hall will rise three feet at the back and taper to six inches near the stage. The project aims to enhance show quality and patronage. Pictured updates reflect an up-to-date venue for evenings.
An enthusiastic booster meeting at Hayward caused a lively gathering. Mary Denison of the Oakland Chamber of Commerce delivered an address while Guletin of the Oakland Chamber chaired the event.
Read aloud at Monday meeting the ordinance fine of fifty cents for livery horse impoundment and fifty cents charged by the liveryman for posting up the notice. Citizens claim officials were zealous in making arrests and fines amid complaints of overreach.
Local notice advertises 25 000 day old chicks for May delivery. It mentions early May dates 5 16 24 and says PoC MnoHdth can raise chicks if asked, with FP willing to explain why. Delivery is assured through Trice.
Safe deposit boxes for rent at Bank of Hayward advertised as a secure place to store valuables at very low rates. The notice emphasizes protection and affordability for customers seeking safe storage.
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