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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1904
Page
2
A fragmented note suggests a method to simplify bread making by removing the worry and effort. It mentions hot stew making bread unpleasant and hints at a design that streamlines baking, offering a vision of easier home bread preparation.
Lawyer J P Ball and others connected with King Street residents appear in a wide array of notices. The city sees auctions, bread specials, theater notes, church matters, and public works progress amid weather delays and postal movements.
Worldwide dispatches report Japan buying horses for the army and a new war pay ordinance for the Army and Navy. Other notices cover overdue accounts, ship movements, and personnel changes, including details on the Thomas voyage from Honolulu to Guam and recent medical updates on former Navy Secretary Whitney.
Bids were opened in the Putte Works office for construction of schoolhouses at Walluki, Lawpahoehoe, Kaapahu, and Kipuhute. Individuals and firms named include Dean, BTR W. Pury, Mcdonald & Langston, J. Craig, FH. Redward, J. A. Abong, JF Bowler, FM Jordan, PF. H. Reds ward, and others with amounts ranging from about 1,170 to 41,870 dollars. Additional bids cover teacher and workers cottages at Kuapahu, Luupahoehoe, and Kipabult with multiple bidders and amounts listed.
A concert at the railway station will begin at 10 o'clock with Part I including marches and overtures titled in a vintage program. The Lyrics list songs such as Aloha no Wau and The Star Spangled Banner followed by a business handy index noting legal notices and tender calls in the Saturday Bulletin.
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