26 May 1911
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Newspaper
Hayward Twice A Week Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1911
Page
1
The notice lists publication terms with yearly, half year, and six month rates and mentions advertising rates on application. A fragmentary line cites a California official paper and a date around July 2. The legible parts show price figures and renewal terms, indicating a newsroom pricing notice for subscriptions.
Alameda County officials and civic leaders will discuss a county building for the Panama Pacific Exposition at a mass meeting in Oakland. Secretary A A Denison of the Oakland Chamber of Commerce called the meeting to form a county committee and coordinate a county exhibit possibly modeled after mission structures to showcase local resources.
The San Leandro Chamber of Commerce backs opening Santa Clara street to the creek with a concrete bridge and new rapid transit link from Hayward to Oakland. Committees will report on promoting San Leandro, including a best essay prize on the citys climate, beauty, and services, while funding for city wall restoration is debated.
The report notes Dalton names his defense attorney and outlines the roles of William Lait Hal and Barhon Wy gian Gehrig as advisers and assistants. It highlights the defense strategy focusing on technical prearads and mentions distant connections to San Francisco and Spring Vale in the context of the trial.
Gani place on Teeala mad has been added to Wile Bliegmann formerly of Anges Camp who will engage in the Coultry business and make his future home there. Bliegmann has served in Hal county for seventeen years and now moves to Goi's country to take up life anew. Sale was made by Wi per.
Petition signed by Hayward property owners calls a special bond election by June 27 to authorize 1000000 dollars in bonds for a new Hayward Volunteer Fire Department fire station. Election aims to fund site, building, and equipment upgrades to improve protection for residents and property. Local supporters expect unanimous support with little opposition.
Firefighters respond to a second blaze at W C Thienes house after an earlier near total loss. The circa midnight Monday blaze consumed walls and left little salvageable. Thienes suspects smoldering remnants rekindled the fire, with crews again fighting the flames.
J W Neuman, longtime manager of Captain Brown Poultry Farm in Livermore, returns home after Captain Brown sold the place. Under Neuman the farm hatched over 20 000 eggs this season and sold hundreds of fine breeding birds. He plans a rest of a month or so and may resume poultry work near Harvard.
County probation officer Christopher Ruess will speak to the Fairview Improvement Club Saturday evening at the home of Hermann Walker. Members and friends are invited. Ruess is a good speaker and will discuss his work, focusing on "Education vs. Probation."
William L. Si of Newark and Miss Anna Maris of Have ward wed at All Saints Church Sunday in a ceremony led by Rev J Vila idomad. Witnesses included Miss Gularte, father of the bride, and Miss Mary M. Silva, sister of the groom.
Ay Witelford of Valley View reports the celebrated Baldwin Mie Pitchferd is training for a busy rating season. He says the best sack is none too good for Haywand as winter approaches. The rugged preparation signals strong results ahead for local poultry enthusiasts.
William Hamilton purchased the Arthur Uleal property on the Meek Orchard Tract. The buyer intends the home for his daughter and her family who will reside there after moving from San Francisco.
Mildred Russell marked her twelfth birthday at her parents home with games and prizes. Guests included Marian Meek, Edythe Owen, Christel Strobel, Helen Oakes, Eleanor Hain, and others from Oakland and nearby.
The Review office received a book detailing the financial, historical, and stylistic history of the company. It features handsome illustrations of the company’s buildings and views of San Francisco including city maps.
Ad offers free in home piano storage while awaiting purchase. notes immediate removal for movers and storage charges apply if kept long. Promises option to buy later and return from the East. Advertiser claims San Francisco origin with local delivery mention.
Stock Ranch for sale near San Francisco, 40 miles from railroad and town, covers with oak fencing and cross fences, 81 200 barn and tied houses, runs a spring, last year yield about six dollars per acre. Terms include option to secure bank loan for about half purchase price. Bayer possible on stock. Apply to THOS real estate dealer Hayward. Also one hundred fifty foot lot and fine business block in Hayward for sale by Hayward Realty Co. See it without delay.
Wanted a reliable man for office work and business tasks. The ad seeks a capable alderman candidate with some capital and managerial ability. Address labeled Business Ubis office for responses.
To egg producers in Hayward California a card to M Pappas Box 215 will bring a salesman to your home. Indicates possible sales promotion seeking availability of high priced eggs.
25,000 chicks available in May with delivery as arranged. G F Suss of Unsloo Valley promotes prompt service and dependable delivery.
A fragmentary notice describes nearly six acres of land suitable for poultry with a five room house and a good water well. It notes the property three miles from Hayward limits and appears in a Nutre al Review section.
Wanted advertisement seeks a young applicant to learn up-to-date painting. For particulars contact Van at Pacific Bign Co located at 599 Main Street. 51231.
About five to ten young hens are for sale mostly White Leghorns. Apply at the Bell Place Proctor Tract.
A new WLP time card is set to be announced soon. Reports indicate five of six trains operate daily with both morning and afternoon service. Details include outbound and return oral trains between here and the office.
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