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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1911
Page
2
Von Hamm-Young Co. Ltd acts as agent for a range of well known cars and brands including Pockird Pope Hartford Stevens Duryea Cadillar Thomas Flyer Hulek Overland and Haker Electric among others.
July 28 report from Captain George W. Bauer commanding the California Naval Militia details the vigorous sanitation effort this month. Thirty-two militia members from headquarters and divisions joined in patrols and inspections, visiting Santa Cruz, Marin, Bum Peden, and Bay Minne. Officers and men worked on the bridge, engine room, and watch, receiving instruction on optics, navigation, and ship handling while under way.
The document records a meeting at Whitwell Church with Dr Ryder as messenger, detailing reports from Old Home movements and the Morward Movement, letters from Killingworth and New York Congregational groups, and discussions on funding for McGragore and Latter locations. It notes petitions and readings related to missionary work, renovation needs, and lack of appropriation for repairs.
A single well near Kern County, Maricopa and San Francisco, produced 18 000 barrels on its first day before dwindling to about 125 barrels. The find is described as the second largest in the region, with high gravity oil around 25 degrees. The new field is under experimental development to determine its commercial potential.
Washington July 1 Convenae man Baker of California today bites introduced in the house a bill to regulate immigration into the United States. It bars as ill suited or feeble minded persons tubercular or insane individuals and those likely to become public charges. The bill includes bans on polygamy supporters and limits on women connected to such beliefs. It also excludes contract labor and persons aided by others to immigrate. The amendment appears aimed at ships.
The Board of Agriculture and Department chair Judge Judd led yesterday's session. They fixed a 25 cent rate for touch, discussed eucalyptus planting in Hawaii, forest allotments, and wildfire reports including a 160 acre fire on the ridge between Halaman and Halawa. Nursery activity detailed 10,000 seedlings given away, plant and pot sales, and timber payments to Hawaiian Development Company under prior agreements.
A confusing report notes George Kaletkink of Kakanko was arrested by police after an alleged attempt to bury himself in his yard and subsequently eat grass. The article mentions a new improvement club and a chaotic event at a local venue with unclear details.
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