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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1911
Page
9
An unusual notice notes a center event in Heart with a booking window starting at 1 pm. It mentions a birthday and a visit to a local department, plus a reference to a MAL Gunete Au Sier event from 1 pm and details about a Sunday schedule.
A damaged report describes Bruggellis suffering a heavy defeat amid a chaotic afternoon. Patten of Hille led a shaky performance while Walker Sehen and the Canter faced injuries and inconsistent calls. The event featured a gate of 506 dollars and noted expenses. Roy’s upset win highlighted newcomer form as elites struggled to finish.
In Wailuku on June 10, supervisors and the chairman met at the county hall to discuss sanitation priorities and rate changes. The county clerk’s deputy payroll was approved, with Lyon’s salary set near 150 per month starting July 1, while an attorney’s monthly stipend rises from 900 to 1,100. Officials plan further rules to improve service efficiency and enforcement of health regulations, with contributions from local industry leaders and transportation figures.
The article notes Dr Waynon's leprosy research and his use of carbon monoxide derivatives to treat skin disease, including a vetting in San Francisco after arriving aboard the steamer Bierra. It reports testimonials of cured patients and describes his demonstration of wax models to physicians at the American Medical Association meeting in Los Angeles.
Wailuku reports Dr Merritt, representative of the International Sunday School Association of Northwestern America, conducted a busy program across Maui. He preached in Pala and Molokai areas, spoke at Wailuku Kindergarten, led Sunday school sessions at Cotton Mill group, addressed superintendents and teachers, and concluded with gatherings at Lahaina, Wailuku, and Kahului venues before returning to Honolulu.
The Honolulu Consolidated Oil Company plans to test a large gas well on section 14 2204 with eighty horsepower engine and oxynets, capable of handling 4,000,000 cubic feet per day. Crews will connect machinery next week and expect commercial grinding within thirty days.
Bulletin item notes a phone contact 2256 and mentions influens and obesity in terse form, with no clear event or person names. The fragment reads as a short notice or heading without full context or details from the source.
A six to ten thousand dollar Clean-Up Day fund was authorized for use on Clean-Up Day June 24. President JA Heendt of the Oat Central Improvement Committee announced the majority of funds would come from the Hoard for Hopitts and support the citywide cleanup campaign. An upcoming meeting was set for Hedley night to finalize committee plans and report progress.
A long OCR readout lists numerous individuals with varied spellings and titles including chairmen and clerical figures. The fragment names include Theon Daw J K Mc Laan Will Cooper Wileon Rogers Damon Waldran Waller Willian Woly tors BJ Motaughtin A Q Marcal lino ML GC Pacheco Y Soga Cho Gem Dek Wong Toone C K AL Finance Ef Spalding chairmmany AP Coole MA Mottesmith Atal Chin Ming G Alfonso SDAA etc Transportation Dr W G Roger chalrimine W Motoshige L400 Jog MV Forster W W Thayer M Cooke Ke Maruyainn M P Robinsoty.
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