Three Days Left in Bulletin Contest Battle
The contest ends this Saturday at 8 o clock with excitement as ballots determine winners. Readers are urged to act now for a chance to win and be part of the outcome.
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1911
Page
12
The contest ends this Saturday at 8 o clock with excitement as ballots determine winners. Readers are urged to act now for a chance to win and be part of the outcome.
The Bulletin will distribute ten trips and organization prizes to contest winners. With only three days left, contestants are urged to push subscriptions, as leaders may be surprised by a late surge. Vote totals and daily subscriptions are shaping the final outcome, with many candidates mobilizing across communities and universities for support.
A tale from over two centuries ago tells how a small dog named Willam, beloved by a Dutch prince, aided the Dutch army against the Spaniards. The dog wandered into the Spanish camp and betrayed their plan, enabling the Dutch forces to repel a night attack and win the battle.
The record notes the last count of candidates aligned with the organization. It lists names like Loy tive matit, Mind count, HW Tinea, Sturdy evento, Ane MH, and others. The tally shows how many votes each received, indicating shifts in support and potential contest outcomes.
A historical bulletin outlines rules for a local contest, detailing how candidates and their supporters will observe ballot counting, subscription payments, and voting procedures. It notes deadlines, eligible participants, and the need to submit all votes and coupons before 4 p.m. on the closing date.
Subscribes are urged to report undelivered Evening Bulletin issues to the circulation department. Provide exact address and start date of service when filing complaints by telephone at 526 or by visiting the Bulletin office to correct faulty delivery and start papers promptly.
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