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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1912
Page
10
Fragmentary classified notice lists sale and rental items in Rowan lobe and nearby towns. Mentions renovated room, light and dear, quiet neighborhood, and a cottage in town with attached features. Details are garbled but indicate real estate and rental offerings in multiple locations.
A listing of sugar and plantation companies shows diverse activity on the Honolulu Stock Exchange with quotes indicating overall market drift. Notable names include McBryde Sugar Co, Hawaiian Sugar Co, Oahu Sugar Co, and Kahuku Plantation Co, among others, with a late note on the latest sugar quotation at 79.60 per ton and 3.98 cents.
A bold advertising push appears to multiplier gains, with early figures showing returns far exceeding initial outlays. Executives credit targeted campaigns and rising consumer interest for the surge in revenue and investor confidence.
William Howard Taft, born in the swam state, rose from reporter to traveling representative in Roosevelt's administration, later earning the presidency through steady work. The piece traces his career, ambitions, and the public perception of his future role in American leadership.
Reading of a Portland inspired report shows Warren Construction Company expanding into Hawaii via bids on bituminous paving. Prices for gravel bituminous pavement drop as rivalry among paving firms aids lower costs in street improvements. Several companies now project gravel bitullithe pavement, signaling a shift from asphalt dominance in the coast city.
Reports challenge Dr Kats theory with experiments suggesting leprosy incubation exceeds years and cases are few in Motokit settlement. Dr Way hints known cases rise fivefold when counted differently. A Hawaii physician urges traveling lecture to spur early physician visits and curb spread.
Dr Shepard reports preliminary analysis of crater gases Kawiew Witehke and Prot Day shows a definite amount of water, suggesting water presence in volcanic emissions. He aims for fuller results next winter after further study at Mauna Kea and Carnegie Institute of Washington. Philadelphia school board frays over athletics as fraternity rebellions unfold.
A garbled report mentions Fennell pursuing a Japanese liquor club and arrest details. It references a proprietor, a venue on Vituyerd, and an arrest story tied to irregular entertainment at a local establishment. The text includes erratic names and dates, with unclear sequence of events.
The article describes a vast petrified forest with logs hardened into cave walls and a forty foot agate gulch. Colors range from amethyst to topaz and alabaster, with some trunks set in metal or studded with jewels. Details hint at ancient craftsmanship and the distribution of precious material.
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