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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1911
Page
10
Prospective travellers mobilize for a travel contest with paper votes printed daily. Voters urged to mobilize supporters and subscriptions now to secure trips to San Francisco, with prizes and round trips for top workers.
Major Dunning of the 20th Infantry led an inspection of the National Guard at the drill shed yesterday morning. He previously inspected companies on the other islands and returned to Honolulu Saturday morning, with the latest inspection completing the program.
Displayed pens reward participants in ARLEIGH'S subscription contest. Any contestant or worker delivering subscriptions earns a fountain pen, useful for writing daily receipts. Multiple clubs grant additional pens and votes. friends may bring subscriptions for you.
The convention met in Kahului with moderator Judd presiding. Daily services included prayer meetings, Sunday school, and Christian Endeavor sessions. Revs Gullek Burnham Turner and Koatikamanu spoke. officers were installed. J. N. Kooln addressed youth education. a Ka hal club concert raised funds for the convocation.
The Rev KR B Smith delivered a sermon on purpose and progress at the Methodist church last evening using the text Know ye not that they which run a race run all but one receiveth the prize. He urged believers to train themselves with a steady life of tasks and aims. The message contrasted past scholars and modern life, noting the need for a strong direction to avoid drifting. An explosion in New York City and a trade agreement change with Limoges were also noted in brief items.
2000 Bonus Votes will be issued for every club of three old or three new daily yearly subscriptions. As many bonus vote coupons will be issued as subscription clubs are secured. Three old or three new daily yearly subscriptions must be turned in during a single contest week.
A standing continuous club offer runs from 8 a.m. Tuesday March 28 to 5 p.m. Monday April 3 and will be renewed weekly. The notice indicates ongoing participation opportunities for members and reinforces the weekly renewal pattern.
The Evening Bulletin announces an open travel contest for educational trips across the mainland. It states no restrictions on creed color sex or religion and places voting in the hands of Hawaii residents to choose the travelers. It mentions the paper will conduct the contest count and pay the bill.
Voting coupons accompany each subscription payment to the Evening and Weekly Bulletin and appear in every issue. Neighbors subscribe to the Bulletin, and eight women who went to Yosemite last year did not hesitate when the contest was announced. Prove popularity and energy by entering and promoting.
The notice states that both genders are eligible to enter a contest, with marital status irrelevant. The decisive criteria are energy and popularity, and participants must demonstrate these qualities to qualify.
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