Free Water for the Free Port and Homeowners
The article argues for free or reduced water rates for entering Honolulu Port and the surrounding homeowners. It contends that water price must be lowered for port entrants and proposes funding adjustments through general taxation to avoid shifting the burden to residential water payers. It notes the aim is to serve the common good while easing government expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mia Port
Honolulu
Panama
Campbells
Whaekliyt
Controlling the Automobile Review Note
A fragmented page discusses driving control and automobile safety, mentioning a new problem on both shores. It hints at a year’s review and notes an interesting but ineffectual warning or plan. Strong entities are unclear due to damaged text. no dates or places are identifiable.
Evening smiles pry the proper calling arte
Fragmentary OCR style note shows disjointed, unclear conversation with names like Mrs Reed and Mr Reed. Mentions photographs and jury elements but lacks coherent actions or outcomes.
Analysis of Motor Vehicle Accidents and Trolley Safety Impacts
A 1910s-era study by Colonel Sobier assesses road crashes and injuries comparing automobiles and trolley cars in Massachusetts. It presents fatality and injury rates, distance traveled before a fatal accident, and notes higher risk from motor vehicles versus trolleys, with tables on causes, accidents, and driver penalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Willian D. Sobier
Maanachinella Highway
Tt Betavier
Fife
Colonel Boller
Rowton
Aim
Bo‘ner
Bronx
Keven
Colonel Sobor
Ely
Fawre
Massachusetts
Business Interest in Agricultural Education Sparks Discussion
An aging financier warns that declines in key crops threaten the nation’s farm economy. He cites Department of Agriculture data on yields and values for corn, winter wheat, spring wheat, oats, barley, rye, buckwheat, potatoes, tobacco, and more, noting production drops even as some crops gain value. The piece links farm prosperity to education and credit policy amid drought and shifting population toward nonagricultural work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Somme Yrave
James J. Hill
Nation
Hit
Yulien
Nitenad
Department of Agriculture
United States
Europe
Agricultien
Agares
Eltien Iy
United States Faces Land Hunger and Farm Prosperity
A historical article argues that rising grain and food exports strain national farming capacity. It notes large land openings and new agricultural schemes, with bankers forming alliances to aid farming while the nation nears a threshold where export demands may outpace domestic production.
Movement to Increase Crops Inspires Rural Reform
The movement aims to raise crop outputs to boost prosperity through expanded farming, land access, and long term payment plans. Bankers join in backing rotation, intensive cultivation, and fertilizer use while educators promote rural training and congressional support for extension services across counties and states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warker Houss
Sane
Atwily
Ainems
Oceanton
Hi Wall
Pike
Local and General Notes on Election Arrangements
Local notes indicate the attorney general is working on the campaign map and the matter concerns Deputy Attorney Honey. White Ball is mentioned as winning the elections at an event, with references to ACFL Judd and the guardian trust company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goneral
Pepe Hane
Honey AL White Bal
Fooany
Acfl Judd
Waialua Rise Stimulated by Market Report
Waialua's stock market gains drew attention as trading continued sharply today. The overall market tone improved with stronger prices, as Babe and Kwan led gains while others rose. Walalui showed activity near 260 and AN closed around 29.60, reflecting cautious optimism amid a weekly market summary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waialua
Waalalua
Jane Heli
Walalui
Salem
Young Street House and Lot Sold for 2500
A real estate transaction records sale of a house and lot on Young Street for 2500. The conveyance occurred this morning in the Morgan office context with deed details filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Street
Tibet
Morgan
Theodore Roosevelt figure in old time steering legend
An OCR fragment references Theodore Roosevelt and a steering wheel, hinting at a political or anecdotal moment where leadership or guidance is described, though the text remains fragmentary and unclear. The scant lines suggest a historical scene tied to Roosevelt and a national context.
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Bulletin Publishing Co., Ltd
Kerr Building
Alakea St
T. H
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Associated Press
Territory of Hawaii
Fankinuron
Canada
Wely Bulleones i
Rowma
L Business Office
Manet
Ullottomr
Warton
Willy Sintlice
Menorian
Jamal
Pont Blaster Cloner
Hieheowk
Gotatiot Hette
Ate Tift
Jos Botlemetty
Fens
Honatalin
Paul
Rlandty
Reed
Win Mignaine
Horn
Boller
Heouban
Bancen
Kecklin
Hamner
Yyer
Ghoridan
Dairymen’s Association
Tandy
Kaimuki
Ocean View
Heights
Palota Hill
Trent Trust Company, Ltd
Tregloan Place
Alapai Steeet
Bishop Trust Co., Ltd
Bethel Street
Gurrey
Wireless
Adame Lane
Mesgee
Bishop Street Young Hotel
Eural
Heenema
United Suiinn
Ty Potn
Ohio
Waterhouse Trust
Manor Valley
Ullam
Makiki
Walalow
Vatoke At
Kalla Beach
Ana
Oesoto Supply Co
Fort Street
Copley
Pacific Picture Framing CO
Coalport
Gladden
H. F. Wichman & CO
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