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23 May 1911
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Newspaper
Hayward Twice A Week Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1911
Page
1
The fragment indicates publication cadence seen as Tuesday and Friday and references rates on origins or origination. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR.
About fifty aulos and their families from the United Commercial Travelers toured Hayward after a week in Oakland. They were met by local dignitaries at Hunters’ Jan then shown Hayward’s binls eye map, clips, and a photograph before departing to San Lorenzo for barbecue at Henry Schleuter’s home. Local figures A A Dennison and F A Leach helped organize the event.
Reports from Suller County indicate dried peaches at 7 to 9 cents per pound, prunes from 4 to 5 cents, and wine grapes around 15 to 15. This Fresno market notes several 1910 ram sales at 3 percent, while Thompson’s Seedless grapes fetch 20 to 25 dollars a ton. In Yara County pears bring about 5 dollars, with buyers active in May at the San Jose Grange meeting.
Stubbs, director of traffic, in Chicago, announces May 28 as the new halt day for the Overland on the Southern Pacific line between Chicago and Oakland. The plan promises unchanged travel comfort while introducing electric block signals, double-tracking, and upgraded power and equipment to speed the service.
A fragmentary report notes a new California law allowing wives to open bank accounts in their own name and prohibiting husbands from drawing funds. The brief comments express skepticism toward lawmakers and reflect social tensions of the era regarding marriage and financial independence.
The Hunt Brothers Co operates canneries at Hayward and drives national advertising to promote Hayward and California canned goods in 1915. The growing cannery industry accelerates Bay Area development, attracting attention to Oakland Hayward and regional food production.
Peter Hansen of Hausen and Juhi has purchased the Villa Hotel from Olsen and Christensen and will assume management immediately. Hansen is a well known local figure and plans to run a first class hostelry, with possible future dining room service. Christensen suffered a leg injury and may seek medical treatment or a sanitarium, with recovery time of several months.
Miss Leone Smith celebrated her eighteenth birthday with a dancing party at Hay-Wands Hall on Saturday evening. The event honored her milestone with fruit punch, flowers, and music by Clarkes Orchestra. Guests include Adma Hoare Lorraine Hoare Hazel King and many others, joined by Bertram Cooper Acihar Jones Grayton ng Alfred Parsons and numerous family members.
The Presbyterian ladies plan a dinner next Wednesday May 24 to fund the annual missionary donation. Plates at 35 cents each include strawberry shortcake with whipped cream as part of the menu.
Frederick Marshall, superintendent of Greenwish High School, owns three ducks that laid twenty eight eggs in fourteen days, breaking all known records. Eggs are all evenly sized and appear normal in every respect. The first two eggs were found soon after the duck began laying, with observations noting steady output.
Stock ranch offering sixty acres near San Francisco area with oak cover and fenced improvements. 81,200 barn and salable buildings listed, springs and running water noted. Divided net income about 30.00 last year. Price six dollars per acre, bank loan possible for about half the purchase. Contact Thos D Calkins real estate dealer 391 Casire St Hayward Cal.
Job notice in unclear OCR describes a person with business ability seeking a position of leadership. Mentions Capel and Unie entities in garbled form and hints at a chance for employment. Details are illegible but indicate a general employment request.
A Fresno protest against ground squirrel poisoning gains support from sportsmen who warn poisons kill quail, cottontails, and other game. they push shooting and smoking-out as alternatives. Rialto teaches silk mulberry lessons to pupils as silk worms are distributed for home observation. A new State Reformatory site plan to be chosen soon will involve prisoners in its construction and about 300 acres are slated for tomato cultivation around Healdsburg with growers paid $70 per ton. The region faces drought threats with hay and grain crops in a delicate condition. timely rain or heat could shift outcomes. Five-year publicity contracts worth 35 are sought in Alameda County as growers await higher prices. Tokay prices range from 25 to 2750 per ton in Lodi. a note offers egg producers a visit for prices.
Members of the Veterans' League of Hayward appeal to the public to observe a day in honor of the Civil War veterans. They request friends refrain from holiday distractions to join in a spirit of gratitude and patriotism for the men of 1861 to 1865. Commander B F Giddings and Adjutant G E Alexander sign the notice.
The senior class finished their finelegsaya and Class Historian work while the Prophet Miss Tailor Mauser continues the class prophecy. Senior week features Junior hop annual banquet senior hop and commencement exercises. Juanes Harvey Strobridge will graduate June 5 from California Polytechnic College San Luis Obispo, earning a mechanical engineering degree. The guns basketball team will play several vacation games and keep in practice for next year despite losing three top players.
Enquire aiw Regect building upstairs Bo and Main streets Hayward for gentlemen. Sunny and furnished rooms available in a neat upstairs location.
Notice urges early orders for 25000 chicks for May delivery in the Gastre Valley. Emphasizes May as a good month to raise chicks and warns to place orders soon to ensure delivery. The text urges timely contact to secure stock.
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