27 May 1910
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Newspaper
Hayward Twice A Week Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1910
Page
1
Brief listing shows subscription rates for one year and six months, with advertising rates on application. It notes office telephone Hayward and a post office entry date of July 9, 1909, in Hass wards California under the Act of 1879.
A report on the surveyors for the proposed Key House extension from San Leandro to San Jose via Oakland outlines routes. Crews have begun in Irvington and nearby towns with two parties advancing toward Centerville and toward San Leandro, with connections via Arkark, Alvarado, and Hayward.
Al Rogers, long-known deputy in the county district attorney’s office, announces his candidacy for the Republican nomination for the Assembly from the Jordyesiath district. He is described as a pioneer resident with strong district ties and a spirit aligned with local leadership.
An obscure account details the cultivation of weld black berries near a jelly base and misty malarial state. It mentions vines resembling elm berries and diets by dieters amid a period with dates and names obscured by garbled text.
An unreadable OCR passage mentions ten weeks, a team called Trane and Glee, and various garbled phrases. The readable bits point to a sports or event teaser with incomplete names and inconsistent terms, offering no clear facts or outcomes.
Fragmentary OCR text notes a memorial service and memorial events for veterans. Names such as Gilda G. and Lee are referenced alongside dates like May 1 and May Mth, with mentions of services, heirs, and a location at Fon. The piece has garbled words but centers on observances and public notices for deceased veterans.
A garbled note references James Mo Bui as Stapersisor of Gesas at Telhune Building in Quebec and Gat, with unclear implications about empowerment or relocation in Maynard. The readable portions suggest a miswritten designation and a possible administrative inquiry.
Creditors of the deceased are called to present their claims with proofs of indebtedness within ten months after the first publication. The administrator Antony Veat Ssament and executor Viverstinte of deus Ceadhand oversee the Hayward estate matter. Public notice lists official steps and where to file claims and objections.
The readable text outlines a historical local notice involving residents and land, mentioning Wolkies estate and political names. It preserves names such as Hakiand and Wav 16 in a damaged OCR fragment, indicating a period newspaper item about a land or public action with regional figures.
County Clerk John P. Cook urges Alameda County voters to re register for the August 1910 primary and November 8 1910 general election. Registration runs January 1 to July 26 for the primary and again to September 28 for the general. It cites state code and naturalization requirements and directs voters to provide appropriate affidavits.
The county clerk announces that affidavits of registration must be sworn before the county clerk or deputies and cannot be sworn by other officers. Office hours are 8 AM to 5 PM daily, Saturdays until noon. Joan T. Cook, County Clerk, Alameda County California, March 2, 1910.
Taxpayers must file sworn statements of all real and personal property by April 1 1910 at the Alameda County Assessor. Violations incur fines and penalties. Correct names and ownership on the 1910 assessment roll. assessment blanks available at the Assessor's office. Henry P Dalton Assessor of Alameda County Oakland California.
Oakland March 7 1920 Office of the Assessor of Alameda County announces the State Poll Tax for 1910 is due between the first Monday in March and the first Monday in August. Taxpayers liable may pay at the Assessor's office or to a deputy assessor. Failure to pay may lead to seizure of property and fines or imprisonment.
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