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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1911
Page
6
A local retailer invites customers to explore the new MIGBE line, highlighting fresh arrivals and special displays. The message emphasizes the store’s updated inventory and ongoing promotions to attract bargain hunters.
Bargaining listing from Room 7 Bacon Block Oakland California offers feted and unfleted fors Hitlow and various items including La Zucawipa Chi Bdae To Michel Hidalgo rubber Man cot copper and Prulesima Hilla off steel W. LOGAN.
Honolulu Stock Exchange reports varied commodity and stock figures for July 6. Entries include Pioneer options at $200 and $34.50, Iowa at $31.50, and multiple items with prices and volumes. The note mentions Wallui Sugar Co. declaring a 2 percent dividend payable July 10 and lists the latest sugar quotation at 4050 per ton.
A jumble of local notices details entertainments at The Encore and discounts offered by area shops. Items mention a Japanese wreck, auto repairs, a flute of goods, and a variety of local business updates amid court and municipal notes.
The market lifts sugar to year high as prices rise and tariff news looms. Ed Polite’s four cent rise becomes reality with cane and refined sugar advancing. stocks show strength, Waterhouse Trust expects sustained gains, while Honolulu readings show mixed shifts in related commodities.
Mayor J J Morn sought peace with five Republican RupreVisore types as pushback on a Koolaupokytates road supervisor appointment intensified. The board discussed Peck’s appointment amid partisan tension with several Republicans opposing the move. Funding bills and agricultural board matters surfaced as discussions stalled on the supervisor role in Waialua district.
A favorable report on the nomination of William H. Lewis by the Senate Judiciary Committee moves forward. William M. Davidson of Omaha, Nebraska is named superintendent of public schools for the District of Columbia.
A fragmented OCR line mentions a Hawaiian stock change, Root 409 and Stanenwald butid iin. It also references Telephony 18K, PoxteMoe box 496 and Cable wddroas Hutiden with unclear context and no clear event or outcome.
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