20 May 1910
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Newspaper
Hayward Twice A Week Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1910
Page
1
A Haywards California notice urges citizens to register and qualify to vote. It discusses the duty to participate in elections and explains how the new direct primary law shifts nominating power from bosses and conventions to the general electorate, while noting potential practical outcomes.
Louis Kuh president of Kuh Brothers a maker of ladies and children's underwear toured the Hayward site to inspect a factory employing about 50 of 125 planned workers. He fears cannery hands may quit leaving the plant short handed when production expands and notes wage growth depends on steady year round employment.
Dr. George E Reynolds denies allegations linked to Mabrey affidavit about a poker attack on Ghistophier Smith. He states there were no bruises or signs of violence upon examination for Mrs GL Srath. The note accompanies Hayward Lodge social plans for Friday evening March th.
Benjamin and "The Great Free Show" draw enormous crowds to B street near the Shu Posh Office in Hayward. Promoters advertise cures by the Benjamin Medical Experts, offering consultations and promising relief from asthma epilepsy paralysis and numerous chronic diseases without operation, with hours nightly and a two week run except Sundays.
The Hayward Town Board, led by Trustee M Welsh, resolves to grade and pave a Castro Street segment from Jackson Street southeast to the center line of Castro Street. Work includes 8 inch by 16 inch concrete footing and 2 inch asphalt surface, with exceptions for existing work and railway portions, per town plans filed with the Town Clerk and published notices.
Mr Levin of Hayward announces a large selection of Spring woolens and tailored suits for both men and women. He emphasizes experience and style with fully fitted suits and services including cleaning and pressing. Prices range from 25 to 75 dollars for services and 35 to 75 dollars for ladies suits.
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