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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1911
Page
7
A fragmented advertisement promotes island fruit orders from Island Fruit Company, offering crates of six pineapples or large bunches of bananas. It lists Wells and Purgo Express Company as delivery references and invites readers to place orders.
Critics argue fees for garbage collection and sewer services should be funded by general revenues, not charged to residents. They claim sanitation costs are public goods and poorer citizens should not bear a disproportionate burden.
A garbled dialogue portrays a distressed couple recounting a wartime wedding and vows. The text shows broken phrases about marriage, loyalty, and a banquet scene, with references to a mate and Andrew, hinting at personal vows amid chaotic events.
Fragmentary testimony reflects public concern over water rate hikes and compulsory garbage removal. Advocates push strict enforcement of sewer connections and city protections, arguing charges should only cover original connection costs.
Fragmented text describes plans to reorganize waste services including inspectors and monthly costs. Mentions board of health, revenue, and household waste carriage renewal. Notes confusion over funding and authority to remove wasteage.
Wrangling over funds and progress details a chaotic but ultimately successful sanitation effort. Officials like Dr Wy O Kower and Montague Cooke helped by supplying transport and oversight while reporters tracked progress across downtown areas. The long task saw many houses cleaned and streets reopened as crews worked through the day and night.
Fragments show city and county transportation assets mobilized for a public service operation. The text recounts long‑ago medical advice and patient recoveries, including a 1901 account from Mr. Anderson of Fort Worth praising a kidney disease treatment and urging medical correspondence.
Government pressure pushes workers into service as a broad campaign by the local committee organized heavy hauling for the rabaliation project. City root department reports increased manpower helping finish the sanitation task and clear the town.
British cruisers Kent and Challenger near port, expected to dock by Wednesday with ceremonies planned. The ships, displacing 14000 tons and 501% tone respectively, will anchor at pier No 2 after South American delivery routes. Admiral Cowles to board the Kent tomorrow as French Commodore attends.
Agents for well known care Packard Pope-Uartford Steven Duryea Cadillac Thomas Flyer Aulek Overland Baker Electric and others appear in the roster, highlighting historic automotive pedigree and brand variety.
A reader recounts relief from stomach trouble after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The advertisement claims decades of use helping women during critical periods and urges others to choose the remedy for female ills.
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