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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1907
Page
3
Local notes recount Warlukuan community events including a birth announcement for Mrs. Harris Wrisen and the presentation of a gift for superintendent Mr. Filler. The piece references the Walluktu railroad affair and the Waltham family, with hopes for forthcoming milestones and community support.
Reports say Lieutenant Luhiwa led arrests after a thorough search of Nei for violations. A suspect, described as a negligent offender, was captured near Waldua after a chase involving a Mignon style vessel. Three other individuals were detained as authorities pursued additional leads along the coast.
Forty members of the College Chit nat hold a quarterly meeting at the Dijineham residence under a large tree. The principal topic is inaugurating a definite crusade against tibers, with health as the focus and Hawt of Health assisting.
P. E. R. Strauch furnishedu 51 cottage Manoa valley ideal summer home. Large pool for swimming mountain air stable near car line. $1.00 per month. Tree house near Kalulani School newly papered and painted toilet and bath insurance $800 very cheap $1,300 easy payment Waity Building 748 King St.
An OCR style snippet touts a “Por coughs and golds” remedy with garbled phrases about a cherry product. It promises relief for cold symptoms and mentions friends, comfort, and old colds but is unclear and contains many misspellings and nonsensical segments.
An advertisement extols Ayer s Cherry Pectoral as a potent remedy for weak lungs and throat ailments. It warns against numerous imitations and urges buyers to seek the genuine product, noting a specific purveyor.
A Hawaii rancher documents an odd experiment where bullfrogs milk cows, with mothers healthy but calves starved. Observation notes that frogs attach, suck milk, and can produce milk in measured milkings, prompting cautions about feeding and animal welfare in this unusual process.
A published letter from a Hawaii station clerk argues railways will spur diverse manufacturing and trade, claiming rail access will expand markets, improve efficiency, and raise productive output across industries. The writer emphasizes improved distribution, economic growth, and national development driven by rail advances.
Mire Adele Capo will perform at the home of Mire LB McGrew at the corner of LUHO I itt Hikektol to draw a large audience. The concert aims to showcase Miss Case and address concerns about religious and political tensions while noting the local community's unique history and future plans.
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