06 Sep 1912
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Newspaper
Hayward Twice A Week Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1912
Page
1
The notice lists Fred Adams as proprietor and editor at 615 Castro Street Hayward California with publication on Tuesdays and Fridays. It gives contact numbers for Hayward and outlines subscription rates and advertising rates with an application fee of two dollars.
The ticket pairs Theodore Roosevelt for president and Hiram Johnson of California for vice president. The campaign signals a bold choice in the party's bid for the nation’s leadership.
Seventy seven of one hundred probationers failed to avoid prison terms for violations, with fifteen sent back, per figures by Assistant Probation Officer Wright. The Alameda County study covers 228 adults granted probation since the state law, noting age, marriage, and offenses.
The Political Circus column by Polly Politica discusses predicting primary election winners and asserts the Review will publish a weekly political letter on Alameda County and California events. It emphasizes reliability and future prominence as a features staple.
Berkeley records show a 14 percent rise in overall enrollment from last year, with an anticipated total around 7,200 for the year. At present 4,163 students are registered, including 324 new graduates and 1,303 new undergraduates, totaling 1,629 more students than last year.
Postmaster General Hitchcock announces the Parcel Post system will start on January 1, 1912. The postal express network will span over a million miles of rural routes and integrate all parcel transportation used by private express firms. A committee of department officers and experts will develop the details of the new system.
Fragmentary OCR text references a street between Mass and First with mentions of figures and busing, creating an unclear public notice tone and lacking verifiable details. The readable bits suggest a transit or street operation but no concrete dates organizations or actions.
Rural water supplies are blamed for two thirds of city typhoid cases due to unsanitary country sources. Wells near barns and cesspools risk contamination from sewerage and ground water flow. The US Geological Survey issues Underground Waters for Farm Use Report 238 with a third reprint. request from the director in Washington.
Jeeling Edwards of Chitenham England claims a deck chair trained to float and support a shipwrecked traveler until rescue. The chair supposedly grows more usable by turning handles to form a bed, and it resists wear without cleaning, offering a safer alternative to clinging to wreckage.
Names of jurors drawn for service for remainder of year listed by strict Attorney Woo tro. The attorney noted no further action required at this time. Also a local advertisement promotes Fasiman Kodaks at Rogers Pharmacy with films and developing services.
Washington dispatch outlines new NEA act aims to reduce Sunday work by restricting mail to lockboxes and transit items. The order allows limited Sunday mail for newspapers and hotel guests, with postmasters instructed to save essential items and avoid closing post offices on Sundays.
The piece argues that halting the mall’s movement would disrupt the overall system of importation and cause broad public inconvenience, warning of serious scolding consequences for the malt distribution network and related destinations.
The Livermore Herald notes Japanese crowds in the Santa Clara Valley watching military coverage. It suggests many understood the invasion scenario outlined by General Homer Let in his book The Valor of Ignorance and that invading forces would be obliterated before reaching San Jose.
A Hayward business man rode from Broadway to Hayward on the Western Pacific in eighteen minutes, shaving minutes off the old 43 minute Oakland Traction record. Delays at start were overcome as the train tried to regain time, signaling advances in regional transport. The notice also plugs camera sales at Roger's Pharmacy with Fastman Kodaks advertised as easy to use and reliable.
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