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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1911
Page
5
A jumble of 19th century observations and notices cites the direct primary, New Year work, and public life in Honolulu. It references Taft and the Panamia canal zone, trade and statistics on American exports, and a note on evolving education for practical vocations in New York and Hawaii.
A fragment reflecting on global reach of US agricultural and industrial goods. It notes workers in factories, cotton cloth influences, and how items from pigs to eggs travel to distant regions such as Liberia, Portuguese Africa, French Oceania, and various Caribbean and South American territories, illustrating interconnected trade.
WAILUKU Maui's pioneer paper the Maut News notes a shift in ownership as the press facility is sold to Mr Makino of Hingolally. The change follows a May issue and signals a move for the Avalon press, with local commentary on the transfer and its impact on Maui publications.
The trial of Antone Thehards and co defendants for stealing milk from Dattimore Restaurant and Palm Cafe proceeded before Judge Lynter. Prosecution led by Frank André and defense by Barygins BoBsta featured witnesses Chas Talwigeen and staff. Madge Lymer testified as a witness and the case was bound over to the Circuit Court for trial. A separate note mentions the Mawath in Historical S ugley meeting at University Ch with officer elections and a speech by We De Mexander on Trans Pacific Cable Companies.
Cash prize notes surface for a local event with organizers and sponsors. The piece mentions a prize fund and promotional effort led by a named organization, outlining eligibility and entry steps.
The piece extols Kaimuki as the ideal place to build a home, inviting readers to visit the branch office, tour the Waialae line, and inspired by views of Diamond Head Koko Head and Palolo Hills, to craft a handwritten composition about the area for a chance at ten dollars.
A local call invites submissions named as a composition before January 31, 1911 with a prize to be awarded on February 5, 1911. The notice specifies the deadline and payout date for entrants.
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