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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1911
Page
7
The quoted prose critiques public land policy in Hawaii and education funding, contrasting strong civic figures with harshly described opponents. It references Josiah Strong and a critique of education funding while defending public lands as a foundation for education. The tone is editorial and political, aiming to provoke public debate.
A fragmented report cites Sanitation bonds discussion tied to municipal finances. Names and places are unclear, but the item centers on fiscal decisions, proposals, and public interest in infrastructure funding.
The readable text shows scattered references to locations such as Deleon Olney Hawaii and Hawaii. It mentions a broad governmental or military context with partial phrases about a ceremony or resolution and lingering mentions of naval and legislative actions, though specifics remain obscured by garbled OCR.
The text argues against questioning investment costs and advocates for permanent, direct benefit from construction. It condemns fear and political hesitation, urging lawmakers to act boldly to secure prosperity, criticizing partisan timidity and urging decisive legislative action before the period ends.
A fragmented note indicates a discussion of water and education within a new federal plan. It mentions the U.S. government preparing to fund forest conservation and to protect water sources, linking environmental policy with educational outreach.
The Department of Agriculture announces a program to acquire land for national forest reserves to protect navigable streams. Purchases target overland in Maine New Hampshire Maryland Virginia West Virginia North Carolina Tennessee South Carolina and Georgia. Criteria favor lands in Apiatvenian and White mountains with watershed value and potential for timber use under strict rules. Public offers form available from Forest Service Washington.
A fragmented discussion questions whether the Anglican Church should resist Modernist trends through judicial authority or rely on individual conscience. The text notes tensions between traditional doctrine and new interpretive methods, blaming widespread education for challenging orthodox belief and examining Christ’s historic creeds.
Fragmented OCR text references Hawaii territorial legislature and a provision about rail stations, with mentions of committees and public notices. The readable portions hint at a resolution on rail transportation and compulsory carriage of passengers, plus unrelated garbled lines about a woman in Hadetuck and soldiers.
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