Midsummer Linen Sale Announcement at Local Store
A plain figures sale invites shoppers to the Midsummer Linen Sale with morning hours and greatly reduced prices on all goods. See the store for details and to view the available linen items.
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1904
Page
3
A plain figures sale invites shoppers to the Midsummer Linen Sale with morning hours and greatly reduced prices on all goods. See the store for details and to view the available linen items.
A Honolulu County Act Commission session drew officials and experts including Judge Sanford B. Dole, Professor Pratt, and delegates to discuss whether boards of Supervisors should be elected or appointed. Pratt and Pratt's views favored elected supervisors with territorial oversight of health and education, while Dole urged caution about Congress input and suggested a simple county form.
A fragment outlines topics in agriculture and forestry including Manila Hemp preservation of scenery, the San Francisco Trust, ornamental horticulture in Hawaii, and changes in forest and seed inspection laws. It references insect orders and economic importance, a preliminary list of insects in a Pacific inland region, and notes on printing and bulletin storage.
A lively Pedro party at the Wilcox homestead in Lihue Kauai Saturday night featured fruit decor and games. Miss Elalo Wilcox won the ladies prize while Tealph Wilcox and A Klos earned minor awards. guests included local families and visitors from Honolulu as the evening concluded with light conversation and refreshments.
A fragment lists a band concert this evening at Palae tun with a program featuring March selections and pieces by The Crackerjack and Navejo. Colonel Clowry of the Western Union Telegraph Company is quoted about the dangers of rising temperatures affecting workers.
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