12 May 1911
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Newspaper
Hayward Twice A Week Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1911
Page
1
The Hayward paper reports Oregon Packing Company plans growers shipments for three years with per pom contracts, plus notes on California canned tomatoes and Easter market trends. It also covers Pleasanton license debates, a new drill hall for a militia unit, weed control efforts in Santa Clara, and local civic planning affecting roads and services.
Douglas Shoes for gentle in the world at Cut.
A fragmented report discusses a state board inquiry into meadow drainage and feeder systems affecting vines. It notes unclear results, calls for expert aid, and mentions inspections, hoped protections, and questions about feasibility of remedies and financial burdens.
A damaged account notes Naywatd suffering from lack of proper mail facilities. The railroad, telegraph, and postal gaps prompt calls for immediate improvement. The Review urges stronger trail service, warning current shortages risk delay and public inconvenience.
San Leandro Boys Club brings a vaudeville program to Native Sons Hall on Saturday evening May 20. Admission is affordable with 10 cents for children. The long show features fifteen numbers. club formed to provide wholesome activities for San Leandro youth and is supported by Mrs. J. S. Farrelly. Members are not charged dues beyond ordinary regulations. aim is a safe, inclusive program for local young people.
The Hayward High Senior Hop, planned by the class of 912, will take place in the No G. Wy Hall on June 2. Invitations are being mailed, and the event sparks the community with anticipation as students prepare for the annual dance season. Mitchell's Shoe Store in Hayward offers an updated footwear line for men and women.
Trustees visit Livermore High to review new buildings and plans. They tour the campus with architect Cais Ug Wacuiesday and express interest in a proposed eleven acre plot for a new building and ongoing agricultural needs. The group notes enthusiasm for the school’s growth and urges action on permanent facilities.
The funeral of Mrs. David Stewart was held Wednesday afternoon at the Presbyterian Church. The Rev. Hoges preached the service. A choir including Mrs. R. Rogers A. W. Bea and De. Zimmerman and Mea. Chadbowne sang. Interment was in San Lorenzo Cemetery. Survived by husband David Stewart and five children Shirley Jean Boyes Ralph Harvey Bruce Adams Maitland Joyeve Stewart, plus Mrs. Nelson and Miss Laura Nelson. Pallbearers Vincent Strobel Archer Mantes Dr. Comin E. McDermed Frank Mastin.
In a Montgomery county note, E W Burt of San Francia and the Alame da Sugar Company plan a $15,000 home project for Cherryland. Six new homes will be built once plans and specs are ready. Burt expects savings on fireproof homes in this part of the county. An acre tract near Eat Brix in Oakland is tied to the deal, with a likely fall construction start.
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