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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1907
Page
10
Letters from leaders and citizens endorse the Harrison Mutual Burial Association. Figures like WM., HENRY ANOWN, and DAVID LAI advocate joining, citing potential family funeral cost relief and practical insurance benefits for women and children, urging broad community support and enrollment.
A fragmented social notes page lists multiple names, places, dates, and events. It references individuals such as Mary Kennet and Harriet K Mandon, various locales, and a mix of dates and addresses, with many OCR glitches. The readable content suggests a local society update with appointments, notices, and social tidbits from the period.
A fragmented imprint praises Mem Kearns chutney and orange marmalade. Officials and grocers are cited as promoting the preserves to hotels and travelers. Governor Land of Oregon endorses Mem Kearns chutney as the best.
Entered for Record January 17 1907 from 10 am to 4 pm listing transfers between multiple parties including Landing Colytee to Chan 1 Berlinger and others with notes of recorded dates January 18 1907 and January 10 1907 and various names such as Nichola fuse Ryan W Booth Chol Dilek and David Peterson referencing powers and property dealings across several entries and dates
A garbled turned article outlines police department staffing cuts and new arrangements due to reduced public service funds. It lists roles from harbor patrol and detectives to receiving clerks and interpreters, and notes shifts in morning and evening duties plus a schedule of lectures and readings for approved events.
Legal notice states Wet of eeatioots tawwind yy Wei 1 in Memoraty District of Hawaii. Judgment and sale set for February 4 at Kalakaua Hale. Property list includes hot jars, Hawaiian items, Chinese goods, tools, and household wares with details of liens and amounts.
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