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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1911
Page
5
A garbled historical clipping discusses aviation activity and public works near a town, mentioning pilots traveling to New York, local officials, and civic duties. It references a crowd at a pole game and hints at community concerns about youth, entry into work, and safety.
The Havana based American daily The Post reports on Cuban unrest and an alleged insurrection led by Get Acevide. It notes prior claims of revolution were questioned and outlines varying assessments of Cuba’s political climate and the U S stance.
A garbled passage discusses reforms and international relations, mentioning a political figure and a timeline. The text hints at fault lines in leadership, economic pressures, and shifts in global power, suggesting an evolving political landscape and potential consequences for foreign policy.
A Cornell led study for New York state shows education boosts profits for small farms. The survey found many smallholders earned modest cash from open markets, while larger farms with multiple leading crops and efficient management earned higher profits. The report notes two to four top products, such as potatoes and hay, raise receipts without high cost, and that educated farmers tend to succeed more than less educated peers.
An odd transcript shows characters trading jumbled phrases about invitations, waking at dawn, and a tamperned exchange. A figure named Earnest Speaker appears linking eloquence and truth amidst playful banter. References to Mr James, a winner, an ambitious author, and an express company surface in a fragmented dialogue.
The report notes farmers achieving higher than average yields with potatoes cabbages and hay sold for cash. Average crops for grain and cattle reflect better market sizes and profits. Larger diversified farms with disciplined labor contribute significantly more food to city supply per acre than average.
Numerous bidders will submit proposals for the new battery substructure and superstructure work on the Lavnd Youmg Mowinvering Company project. Trade experts expect stiff competition as bids reach around $500 000 for the superstructure and about $200 000 for the substructure.
A fragmented notice from Bland Fruit Company references a gin crate order and Wells Fargo Express Company. The readable text implies a delivery or venting arrangement, but lacks clear names, dates, or locations to establish a full event.
Dispatch details a Pacific Coast naval exercise with battleships cruisers and torpedo destroyers racing to San Francisco. It notes preparations at Puget Sound and Mare Island to test coastal defense and resupply plans amid President Taft era maneuvers and increased munition readiness.
Captain Charles H. Harlow of South Dakota and Captains Bennett West Virginia Orchard Colorado Gill lead a torpedo industry unit. The division, including Whipple Mooking Mull Praxton Paul Jones Perry Preble and Stewart, is commanded by Lieutenants John G. Church Harold G. Bowen Harold Jones Frank McCormmon Ensign Thon A. Symington Home Coty and Batam Wy New om.
The text outlines the handling of docking and movement of ships at a naval station. It mentions Nour-Admine Chauncey Thomas as commander-in-chief of the Pacific fleet and notes officers of various cruisers including Culifornia.
A 24 hour weather bulletin reports temperatures from 6 a.m. to noon with 81 at 6 a.m. and other readings including relative humidity at 8 a.m. of 68 percent, dew point 67, wind speeds peaking at 20 mph from the north, and total daily wind movement about 196 miles.
After a three month tour through the coast and East, Maurice Yirasch manager for Whitney & Marah, returns aboard the Steamship Luring. He visited San Francisco Chicago and New York and reports business unsettled by tariff and reciprocity questions. The cotton wool outlook favors revival, sugar policy remains contested, and western buyers face favorable yet shifting conditions.
Blanchard says stores are delivering better quality and complying with regulations after inquiries from merchants and the public. A deputation from Drupping announces concern over trade branches. East Coast cargo from New York and Hawaiian routes is due. Columbian and Galunsbian freighters are reported with bulk freight and sump for the Isthmus.
A YMCA boys group discusses starting a stamp-collecting club linked to the Hamp collectors society. Plans include demonstrations, exhibitions, and showing younger members how to collect properly. A speaker recalls an accident while arranging pictures, highlighting local activity.
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