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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1911
Page
8
A vintage promotional snippet urges readers to open an account with a $1.00 offer. It claims the initial step will lead to independence and later comfort, reflecting early 20th century grooming of banking clients and personal finance ambition.
An odd OCR fragment lists various items and names such as Zacaulpa Chi Apag Tio Michel Hidalgo rubber Man cot copper and Prulesima Hilinoff with contact at W. E. Logan Room 17 Bacon Block, Osklend, Car, suggesting a garbled notice or ad for unseemly securities and trades. The readable bits imply a classified or bargain listing with minimal context.
The Waltani Sugar Co directors approve a 20 percent dividend payable July 4 1911. The memo notes a 25n share and 400 shares held by Onomen. Additional figures reference various stock amounts and prices including Oahu and McReydefia listings, with legacy bylines and dividend terms.
A garbled Honolulu column lists various local ads and notices. Mentions include The Encore events, Anchor Saloon exhibition, shopping notices for Makino’s rok store and Naam reworks, Wall Nichols, Trunka, Outrigger Club, Hawaiian Carriage Mty, 427 Queen st, The French Laundry, Humane Society meeting at Young hotel, Owl Cigar price, art and hardware displays, Green Stamp promotions, sewer rate penalties, Boy Scouts freebies, real estate and moving services, court updates on Mrs Townend, US District Court seating changes, shoe repairs, typewriter lore, fresh California produce, and a murder suicide verdict. Also references to local officials, public works, and rifle matches.
Captain Pal readies for transport Sheridan to the coast and maneuver division at Bar Antonio Texas. Letters from San Antonio describe heat with reports of 100 degree conditions and jokes about hell and Texas. Accompanying Falls will be the supporting sympathy from the agency for his fate.
A disrupted cablegram received by Alexander and Baldwin reports a stronger New York market with expectations of further advances. It notes a New York cargo of 1989 tons second half of the Virginian's load and mentions refineries quoting higher prices as buyers seek next month's Cuba shipments. Favorable European weather is cited as supporting optimism.
Following agitation in England, a Danish effort to clone Mormon missionaries has emerged. The movement highlights sixty years of Mormon activity in northern countries with about 200 missionaries and widespread priesthood expansion. In Utah, census data show nearly 30,000 Mormons.
An investment or home opportunity near the corner of Liliha and Wyllie Streets is advertised as a true bargain. Do not miss this chance to acquire property at a favorable price for future gains or housing needs.
A fragment describes a member connection to the Hawaiian Stock Exchange with references to room 103 at the Stangenwald building. It mentions a telephone contact and a cable entry marked Hulldog, with unclear further context. The readable items point to address and contact details without a full narrative.
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