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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1911
Page
12
A garbled OCR style note from the Honolulu market scene shows a stock quotation muddle with fragmented figures including a 348 cent or $69.00 per ton reference. The readable elements reference sales and quotations but lack clear entities or dates.
A railroad of jumbled local items lists saloons shops and notices in an early Honolulu page. Mentions Encore Anchor Port Hotel Streets Queen Street and various names and events with scattered dates and incomplete phrases. A court order issue about a restraining order appears amid the collage of ads notices and social items.
The Doric Trio, three male singers from Honalulie, perform without instrumental backing, delivering clever vocal work and light comedy. They appear in costumes as cowboys, drawing steady crowds and providing entertaining, if uneven, shows at the Savoy and nearby venues.
A damaged OCR public notice outlines lease terms and contractor obligations. It references parties in a property transaction, a bond coalition, and maps and questions related to public timing. The text mentions dates, a commissioner, and county proceedings but remains unreadable in many sections.
Public land sale notice for general leases on land located in Kula Maui and Kona Molokai. Includes sale procedures, objection rights, dates, and contact points for the Executive Branch entities.
Fragmentary text outlines a port scene with names and actions. Readable items mention Honokaa sugar and a port event. No clear dates or full sentences to confirm a complete incident or outcome.
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