Letters Received by Promotion Committee
A silted list shows letters to the Promotion Committee from diverse sources. Prominent names include Favillé, editor of Strcess Asking for Information, and Dew Moines law references on homesteading and Hawaii literature. Others mention Keley Clarke Company of Spokane, Hawaii growers, and various editors seeking folders or publications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ue Bilands
Raymer
Keley-Clarke Company
Spokane
Wah
Addressen
Hawaii
Ax Te
Favillé
Strcess
Dew Moines
Pale
Key Kon Vere
Dunn
Re- Nebraska
Stite Historic
Hiwaii
Savery
St. Grau
Alawke
M.A. Soares
Othno
Algarve
Portugal
Back to the Soil Proposed as Remedy for Living Cost
Philosopher J. J. Hill, returning from Washington, argues the world’s economic crisis stems from urban concentration. He urges expanding farming areas and applying scientific methods to boost rural population and productivity to lower living costs, saying fast relief requires moving people from cities to farms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Hill
New York
Jan
Janen J. Hill
Ut Fe International
Mtr
Washington
White House
Young People’s Convention Displays Colorful Pageantry
At Central Union Church a Young People’s Convention featured vivid color and pageantry. Delegates wore colored carnations and asters by society while each group gave brief speeches. The gathering raised funds as Kaumakapili choir sang, with banners distributed before adjournment. Central Union Church led with 48 members, while other societies followed, and the Miller Institute won the Scholastic Banner for 79 percent. Makiki Japanese group earned the Union Banner for 6 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young People'n Convention
Central Union Church
Mille’ Lassivate
Epworth
Kaumakapiti
Sane
Central Union Chuyeh
Shriwtiak Church
Chinewe Chalit
Eadeay
Auc Eoactal Society
Miller Institute
Kam Girls Return From Camp Kam Girls Return From Camp
The Kamehameha girls left the school Monday for Makun camping. They spent days with hikes, swimming hampered by rough seas, and sports led by Mabel Wilcox. Senior boys visited with music and a prank on April Fool’s Day. They returned to school around 8:30 after a lively camp experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kamehameha Gehoot
la Ave
Makun
Mabel Wilcox
Makua
Makus
Fruit season risks and parental guidance noted
A fragment mentions summer fruit consumption and potential pain for mothers. It references Pais Miller and Perry Davies with numbers 260 and 60 OLR, but specifics and context are unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pais Miller
Perry Davies
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