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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1911
Page
3
The text outlines a sugar schedule and a large meeting with many named individuals, including presidents and officers, plus references to sermons, plans for future events, and an extensive list of participants. It mentions preparations for tomorrow, affiliations with leaders, and suggests a formal program with various roles and attendees named such as ministers and community figures.
The fragmentary OCR cites a Colonel discussing a war scare with clipped phrases and unclear names. The readable bits hint at a wartime tone, references to a patrol or unit, and a tense warning about danger, but most details are lost in garbled text.
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The Kam Cadets depart Friday morning for a camp to spend several days in training and rest. Cadet Major and officers outline daily activities including morning meals, inspections, and equipment checks. Cadets will wear mountain program attire and follow strict dining and camp rules with duties assigned.
A noisy, garbled extract thanks the Boy Scouts for aiding the Philippines relief drive. A letter from Director-General Blewart praises the group for prompt, efficient service during a carnival effort and notes the Scouts’ role in fostering good manhood and civic duty.
Report on EWA players dominating a local matchup with swift ball handling and sharp finishes. The feature highlights lineup stability, key scorers, and a decisive strike in a high tempo huddle, noting crowd reaction and anticipated rematch.
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