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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1912
Page
4
Fragmented OCR text outlines a chaotic bulletin contest with garbled phrases and numerous near-nonsense lines. The piece mentions candidates, themes, and calls to action, but readable details are scarce, leaving a hazy impression of a contested event and civic engagement.
Long list of residents and businesses connected to a Capital Prize Regal entry show prize options, district participants, and rewards including a Remington plane, a diamond ring, a gold watch, and a trip to Hawaii or the mainland. The extract lists many individuals and firms across Oahu with varying monetary amounts and addresses tied to the promotion.
A long OCR list shows individuals and prices across districts, including Mie Pakike Kadulant Home 50 80, Agnee M Johnson 152 Youn 50 200, Rowe Le Hone 49 710, Mary Ale Ping Normal Shout 47240, Minnie Laken 479 Hotel RE 46 840, Mammy etc. The text ends noting prizes to win a $100 diamond ring a water tablen and a round trip to Kilauen or Honor.
A garbled prize list offers multiple Remington player pianos and other rewards. It cites round trips to distant locations, a Regal automobile, and a 1012 prize pool with assorted names and amounts, though many details are unreadable. The fragment emphasizes a raffle-like chance for various items and travel incentives.
An old political recruiting appeal urges women to raise funds by June 23 for a youthful candidate in a campus campaign. It promises high prizes for top contributors and stresses energetic effort to outpace rivals, claiming strong voter support will crown victory for the chosen woman.
Fragmented OCR notes list prizes for a district drawing on Honohun and Oalw islands. Mentions an elegant Remington player piano, a $100 diamond ring, a ladies watch, a round trip to Kilauen or Haus Joly, and a Megal automobile among capital prizes. Reading is inconsistent and some terms unclear.
A historical notice outlines a subscription based voting system with daily and weekly options. It specifies vote equivalents for twelve month daily, five year daily, and weekly subscriptions, plus prices like $2.00 for three months yielding specific vote totals. The text describes equal voting weight per cent paid and hints at contest standings and how subscriptions affect position.
Prices for postpaid subscriptions are listed for various terms including six months one year and two years. Payments can be mailed paid at the Bulletin office or to the candidate in person. Subscriptions from Tin WeemLy HUTTOLIN to the Daily will be considered a new subscription.
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