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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1910
Page
7
An editor finds a 15 year old Japanese child lost near Merchants and Mort streets. The boy cannot reveal his parents address, is taken to Captain Baker, then wandered with a father claiming the child before finally arriving at Nutann Street and the waterfront amid a crowd.
North Dakota Senator McCumber delivered a Senate speech arguing farmers receive a fairer share of food prices. He contrasted farm prices with consumer costs, noting a steer could fetch $70 on the farm but sell for $2 retail, and wheat figures showing large spreads. He warned of boycott attempts amid rising food prices and urged recognition of farmer labor value.
Inter intand and O R L shipping announce sale of the Bulletie re cock, listing terms and contact details for bids. The notice specifies sale conditions, deadline, and governing authority, inviting interested parties to submit offers promptly.
A damaged notice describes free vote coupons requiring proper fill in name address and district, to be deposited at the bulletin office by evening March 6. Each contestant may submit one ballot only, and duplicates for the same contestant will be discarded and not counted.
Three prominent YMCA directors from Denver and Chicago visited the city with ties to the Tyont Tew Company and the Denver M C A. Waterman and Cole, notable figures, were among those examined the work of the Theat Teast Com Mia. The visit followed a substantial local fundraising effort for a new building, signaling strong community support for youth welfare.
A dredger crewman named Maloy, stationed at Pearl Harbor aboard the Weasel, was severely scalded by steam. Volunteers aided him. an ambulance rushed him to Queen’s Hospital in Honolulu where his condition was reported as improving.
February report from New York describes Wilbur R. Kimball of the West Side YMCA advocating civil aviation for rapid delivery by aeroplane. He argues air routes would beat weather delays, with potential mail and small parcel service using a map-like system and powered by aeroplanes.
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