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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1912
Page
7
A fragment from a late page advertises a large popularity contest with luxury prizes and a grand tour. It touts awards such as a $450 “Memine” watch and a trip to Hawaii or San Francisco, promising prestige to entrants and urging participation through coupons and social sharing.
Readable fragments describe election contests with candidates, voting rules, and district campaigns. The text mentions majorities, volunteers, and canvassing efforts, plus references to territories, divisions, and election timing. It notes volunteer efforts and canvassing guidelines impacting voter turnout.
Coast business men may make home here as local text describes a muddled historical note. The fragment references individuals with unclear roles and places linked to economic activity and settlement. The passage appears to be a garbled OCR of a mid century town record or advertorial.
The text reads as a jumbled OCR of political activity and names. It mentions candidates, locations, dates, and voting references with numerous garbled phrases. The core appears to capture a campaign period with several individuals and venues noted in a rough stream.
An event list appears with scattered words and names about a luau to be hosted by a ball team on Maui. The fragment mentions attendees and possible officials but lacks coherent details or dates.
Fragmentary OCR text with garbled names and phrases from Kahului notes. Readable items include scattered references to dates, people, and places, but most details are corrupted. Likely a miscellaneous local note page with uncertain event references and incomplete lines.
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