Baseball plans edge toward a 24 game season
In baseball circles a shift toward a 24 game schedule is discussed. Proposals hinge on assembling teams from the best available material. Four clubs are favored Kamehameha, Punahou, and two others with changes in player rosters noted as White and Wilbur move to Elka and Fernandes to Fon Wamne.
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Inter
Remy
Ffonchly
Komehomehs
Punahoulos
Hovoluln
Mattos
White
Wilbur
Elka
Pernandes
Mallon
Mortuary report shows 64 deaths for December end period
The Hoard of Health mortuary report lists 64 deaths for December ending, with 4.62 per 1000 population. Males 48 and females 21, nationalities include Hawaiian 22, Japanese 16, Chinese 13, Part West 8, Britain 1, others 3. Causes range from tuberculosis to epilepsy and old age, with notes on meat and radium examinations.
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Great Beltain
Warde
He Lewtt
Ekull
Vegetarian lecture at IS MEAT MEET club gathering
The Problem Club hosted a vegetarian dinner in the gymnasium of the Ware GA Ruston building followed by Rev. dM Behrens discussing the meat question. The evening featured sermons on diet and health with remarks by John McMartin and others.
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WW. GA. Ruston
Dm. Behrens
Sirsa
H. ©. Brown
Brown
Alf
Dudd
Mr Behrens
Hetrens
Wwt
John McMarttin
He Toetner
Senator Dickey
WC. Weeden
Klleo
Martin Miffering
A. Vole
Hanks
Netrene
Weather Bureau Considers Meteorological Office in Islands
In a December 1908 letter to Territorial Meteorologist R. Lydecker, Chief Willis Moore of the Weather Bureau replies that study of establishing a meteorological office in Hawaii has been ongoing. Congress may authorize funding. if approved, steps will be taken to set up the weather service in the Islands after a suitable date.
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Liydecker
Territoria
Moore
Weather Bureau
United States Department of Apridtltre
Washington, D.C
RC. Lydecker
Territorial
Metsoentogia
Honolulu
Islands
Willis
Moor
Save the Nickels by Returning Empties in Honolulu
A note urges Honolulu housekeepers to return empty milk and cream bottles to Clark Farm Co. Ltd at 1139 Fort Street. Claim: saving between $1.50 and $5.00 per month by returning empties. The call to action highlights local bottle return for cost relief.
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Honolulu
Clark Farm Co. Ltd
Fort Street
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