Berkeley, a Look Back: City, university celebrate Thanksgiving 1924
Briefly

Thanksgiving in Berkeley a century ago included impressive religious services and celebratory dinners held by churches and civic organizations to aid the poor.
Mishaps were reported, such as a family fight over turkey carving that resulted in the bird being discarded from a window.
Proposals to underground streetcar tracks took a significant step forward, with projected costs of $1.4 million for the project along Shattuck Avenue.
Business clubs in Berkeley endorsed a proposal for a welcoming arched sign over Tunnel Road to greet visitors to the city.
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