Ewa Fabrics mill begins new crop grinding in Hawaii
1904 report from Ewa detailing the start of grind at the Ewa mill on the new crop, steam power up by two in the morning, cane passing the rollers, and plans to store more mill machinery as the season progresses. Mentions large new plant, staff movements, and local tournament recap with a silver cup presentation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ewa
Toland
TN Howitt
Renton
Thos O'bowda
Kwa Hall
Bow
K. Wiseman
Kwa Toll
Uiwhniand
Hin Trienidy
Hmeth Alugle
Fern
Honolulu
Hackfoll’s
Geo. Renton, Jr
Motok
Chinese Merchants Directory by Henry Loo Long
A compact description of The Chinese Merchants Directory listing prominent Chinese business names in Chinese and English, with a bilingual index. It notes a calendar feature on front or back pages, includes portraits of notable figures and local institutions, and mentions varied religious notices and schedule details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Loo Long
Carter
Dae Dole
Central Union Church
Bishop Museum
Kamehameha School For Girls
Pall Road
Fulton Renal Compound Promoted For Chronic Kidney Disease
An advertisement claims the Fulton renal compound cures chronic kidney disease including Bright's disease after allegedly defeating rival medicines. It asserts secured agency in the city and cites testimonials of dramatic recoveries, detailing a physician’s skepticism and patient improvements amid a controversial patent remedy claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fulton
Bret
Ebronle
Crostway
Bright
Akay
Ber
Praia
Dr Shoop Rheumatic Cure Offer With Money Back Promise
Dr Shoop claims his Rheumatic Cure costs nothing if it fails and offers a one month trial for $5.60. He asserts a German discovery, guarantees relief from chronic rheumatism, and promises to refund the druggist if results are unsatisfactory. Readers are advised to write Box 331 Ray not for the order and cautioned about unverified claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Dr. Shoop
Muccwoda
Drogelsty
Goddett
Shoop
Officers Named by Supervisors for County Work
An assembly of county officers was formed as the Board of Supervisors met to approve and appoint several posts. Vita was nominated for road supervisor of Ko ba district. the session debated eligibility due to legislative status. Andrew Brown was nominated superintendent of Water Works and JH Boyd elected as supervisor of electric power. a vote on the water supervisor position followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asneesor Iwukex
Dudae Hookine
Laka
Koolaupi Ko
Twila
Hocking
Honey
Vida
Koba
Aha
Havens
Wilkon
Koon
Boyd
Cow
Zeigier
Harvey Geminatata
Supervisne Mas
Vidi
Larena
Vita
Andrew Brown
Rawling
Gilman
Samuel Wohnen
Guretage
Mahos
Johnson
Nwro
A. W. le Frage
Supervieor
Rowling
Returnable milk bottler savings in Honolulu urged
The Clark Farm Co. Ltd at 1139 Fort Street promotes returning empty milk and cream bottlers to save residents money. Housekeepers miss the empties and lose from $1.50 to $3.00 each month by not returning the bottles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
Clark Farm Co. Ltd
Fort Stroot
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New York
Alameda
Batistes
Congo
Kenmore
N. S. Sachs Dry Goods Co
Ganner
Ando O'Dowda
Hawaiian Iron Fence and Monument Works, Ltd
King Street
J. Hopp & Coo
Ing Street
Corner
Bethel
P. H. Burnette
Mt ER
Candy Man
Merchant Street
The
Catholic Church of
John the
Fulton Compounds
Bole
Honolulu Drug Co
Fort St
Hawaiian Electric Co., Ltd
Alakea
Manufactur
Consolidated Soda Water Works Co
Maio
Doelicatessen
Metropolitan Meat Company
Honoluru
the Island Meat CO
Herbert E. Gares
HIND, ROLPH @ CO
the Lewin-Meyer Co., Inc., OF
San Francisco
E. d. Walker
Heeia
Hawa
Hawaiian Stockyards
General Mana
P.O
TEL
Wing WO Chang
TOM Miasion Mercfrant
Jepancee Goode
Nuuanu Street
Ware
Haviland Ware
Fort Street
Queen Street
Kaimuki
Honolulu Investment
Judd Building
Ionolulu Investment Co
Real Estate Franca Agen's
Gt, Prit and Boldire, Marine and Plate Gines Insurance
the Club
David Dayton
Kapiolani Park
Kalihi
Dake
Merchants
Ban Francisco
Cal
C. L. Dickerson
Alakea Street
Clwice
J.D. Jewett
King Strewe
DR. Archibald II
Sinclair
Boston Building
Port Street
Warro
Ane & E
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