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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1910
Page
6
Fragmentary OCR lists items and numbers from various firms including Sonoma Baga Co and Gates Downeon Boards. Entries mention prices such as 56 cents, 34.60, 55.60, and 96.00, plus quantities like 100 units and 16 Ola. Overall the snippet reads as an old merchandise ledger page with scattered figures.
A 205 mile pipeline through California fields to Port Harford will be completed on February 18. The line runs near the Trempler Ranch of Co and will enable delivery of the entire daily product. Dividend payments are expected to begin and the stock may rise to 600 per share. A block of shares is offered at 30c. Investment recommendation follows. Bour to wind that tor who reaps thi P larguat wih the one who Invenls when a low.
Dividend payment details appear in a compact notice from California establishing payout at 106 Geary Street, San Francisco. The brief item lists dividend related actions and the city location, reflecting a municipal or corporate notification.
A jumble of street scenes and routine police terse notes records laundry deliveries millinery arrivals and public court actions. Concise mentions include a milliner Mrs C LeDlckerson, a Royal Street patrol, Manoel Richard motorcars, and various police court sentences for fraud and assault with scant detail.
The piece notes Sugar 18 rising on bond bids and traders predicting prices may hit 100 as Walalun and others watch for settlement. It mentions a tax levy pressure and market talk about a potential parley, with rapid transit bonds cited in trading and concerns over stock moves.
A damaged article fragment references a murder inquiry and a suspect who allegedly admitted guilt before denying it. It notes a rapid transit company arranging a special schedule with lines and stops around the university area to accommodate attendees of a call, with times and street connections listed. The passage also briefly mentions an event in Africa and reports an actor’s death amid uncertain wartime notes.
Chief forester Gifford Pinchot voices warnings against special interests that threaten public resources and water power, framing conservation as a moral issue. He argues monopoly, land grabs, and sugar and meat trusts harm the average citizen and demand firm public opposition. He cites policy alignment with Roosevelt and urges awakened public opinion as the sole protection.
A terse bulletin mentions Phowr 856 in the business office and Editorial Room 18 percent, signaling a departmental scheduling or staffing note. The readable text suggests internal reference data rather than public news.
An ad claims sluggish blood causes headaches listlessness and despondency. It promotes Duffys Pure Malt Whiskey as the world's greatest medicine to brighten health, strengthen blood, and improve circulation by a teaspoonful in milk or water several times daily. Rochester, NY addresses appear in the copy.
Many of the tmbrobes must find new fiats as comfortable school-home housing becomes scarce due to the rising popularity of cold-air cures.
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