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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1902
Page
7
A fragmented OCR tale recounts a property dispute involving Mr. Kalvty and associates. The narrative mentions Abell Avenue, a roaming petitioner, and references to a reward offered by Mr. Beldy for information leading to the recovery of a pearl. The garbled text preserves names and places without clear factual sequence.
A historical market column details the horse trade with mentions of breeds such as French Percherons Normans and Cob Carriage horses. It notes prices around 600000000 and lists multiple regions including New York and Hawaii. The report references the Southern river and various stalls, with buyer interest across several months and year-entries in 1902.
Fragmented text discusses education writing, grammar, and general moral guidance. It cites how a well-educated boy should write, read, and think clearly, urging proper spelling, handwriting, and literacy. Contains stray phrases about Salt, religion, and a weekly bulletin offer.
The damaged OCR passes a narrative of family life with intimate letters and marriage references. It mentions a wheel of fortune, a Porthed, a time of hearing in May, and secretive conversations between spouses. The piece resembles a serialized domestic page rather than a clear news item.
Pacific Union Oil Company offers stock with expected daily output of 50 to 250 barrels and contract prices for all acres at 70 cents per barrel. The note highlights eight producing wells and broad claims about rising stock values in California oil ventures. Brokers WW Fisher and D advertise limited stock, promising legitimate use of funds for development and integrity from trusted officers, with Hawaii office at Stangenwald Building, Merchant Street.
The Pacite Inno Fertilizer Company held its annual meeting on Monnay danvutey 20th. Officers elected included W. Wilcox as President and Inenberg as Vice President. Treasurer W. Protennauer and Secretary F. Kiamp were named along with Armin Haneberg as a board member. A presentation and attendance details followed, with questions about the date and location.
Fragmentary OCR notes refer to Wildeh's Steamship Co and a legal action. The garbled text mentions an arrest and conviction related to a monetary or property matter. No clear names, dates, places, or outcomes are readable enough to fully confirm specifics.
Brief notice describes a night watch patrol for residences and property, noting patrols by Bowers Merchant Patrol and urging vigilance against theft. Mentions watchmen and improved security measures in the area.
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