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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1911
Page
5
The Bulletin urges residents to greet visitors warmly and speak well of Honolulu and the Territory for a week of famed events. It emphasizes avoiding negative talk about climate, investments, stocks, or real estate, and focuses on showcasing a united, progressive community to ensure a happy carnival season and future return visitors.
A scrambled historical market note discusses sugar, currency, and crop prospects. It cites Ue kenper or thi avian tng Vy Une, iron trade tensions, and prices for sugar and cotton, with references to American market reactions, crop forecasts, and plantation plans in several regions. Names and places are garbled, but imply a period of price volatility and weather impacts on harvests and dividends.
The narrative describes proposed water development projects and a major effort to fund new county facilities. It notes a shift of power to counties, the plan to build new courthouses and other structures, and ongoing debate over appropriations and public works. The text references territorial needs, building priorities, and government action amid a period of infrastructure growth.
The document outlines a forthcoming investigation into the interior work of the Territory. It notes the committee and key members will oversee hearings and report findings. The aim is to present the evidence and decisions shaping policy and corrective actions.
The article sketches a blurred scene with figures Willy Wilder and Wilson, a court decision on damages, and a travel congress amid securities and delegation totals. It references personal injury claims, negligence, and press absence during a carnival week marked by upcoming events and tourism.
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