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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1912
Page
2
An advertising note emphasizes shopping at Magnin's whether readers are at home or in San Franzisco, highlighting broad accessibility and appeal of the department store.
A long, garbled report describes a patient from Madison Wisconsin treated for Brights disease with a claimed new tonic. It narrates gradual symptom changes from memory issues to weakness, then details a supposed regimen and calls for letters to a Fulton compound’s distributor for more information.
A historical note shows Navy Fleet Magazine upholding certain editorial positions amid a clatter of unrelated snippets. The passage references interviews, aviation topics, and civic discussions with several names and places implied but not clearly legible.
By authority, the Board of Commissioners of Agriculture and Forestry enacts rules to prevent and eradicate vegetable pests in the Territory of Hawaii. Officers and agents may enter farms and inspect crops to destroy infected plants and shipments, with penalties for violations including fines under territorial law.
The Territory of Hawaii treasurer’s office announces that Honolulu Stock Yards Company Limited seeks approval for a petition to reorganize under territorial law. Objections must be filed by January 12, 1918, noon, and hearings set at the executive building in Honolulu.
A garbled 19th century court notice from the Territory of Hawaii lists parties in a guardianship or parole matter. It announces dates and locations in Honolulu with legal claims, names an attorney, and notes a forthcoming hearing or deed in the matter during late Kebruney.
Legal notices announce a case the United States of America vs Pepperero Sugar Company and others. The summons directs defendants to appear within twenty days after service of the petition and summons, or a condemnation judgment will be entered. Court officials certify the filing and authenticity of the summons in Honolulu Hawaii in 1911.
In the First Judicial Circuit of Hawaii a term summons is issued against many individuals and entities including Marston Campbell, Wendy Parker Wood, Maud Woods, Henry Morley, Allen Wootton, and Kohala Ranch Company. The case involves a public works matter and a property dispute in Honolulu with wide party names and読 court actions. The summons orders appearance by named spouses and owners to show cause why a condemnation or related action should not proceed.
Not clear text. supplies partial names and indicators of a legal or corporate notice. reader guidance unavailable due to garbled OCR.
A brief note notes that a small cost assists creating a plural parade in Honolulu, aiding its global visibility and appeal. The text suggests minor expenses help promote Honolulu as a celebrated international destination.
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