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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1911
Page
8
A promotion promises Round Trips to San Francisco with ten days at top hotels. Workers can win valuable prizes during contest trips to eastern western or middle state cities.
The Bulletin urges readers to nominate and support travel contest contestants. Monday evening reveals finalists as voters prepare to back candidates through subscriptions. Start now to secure coast trips and rally reader support before the final vote.
Contest workers and contestants turning in one club of new or three old subscriptions during the first contest week will receive a fountain pen displayed at ARLEIGH'S. Pens go to the person who brings in the club, regardless of role, aiding receipts each contest day. The first week runs 8 am March 28 to 5 pm April 3.
A steel cutter-head drove into coral tore the dredger Curbing at Pearl Harbor. The shaft fractured under pressure. Captain Johnson attempted a plate patch but repeated failure. It is now repaired and in operation. Cablegrams seek new steel for shaft and expect restoration.
A promotion awards 2000 Bonus Votes for each club of three old or three new daily yearly subscriptions. The number of bonus vote coupons equals the number of secured subscription clubs. Three old or three new daily yearly subscriptions must be turned in in a single contest week.
The notice outlines a standing continuous club offer running from 8 A M Tuesday March 28 to 5 P M Monday April 3, with renewal each week. It emphasizes ongoing participation and repetition of the same terms for successive weeks.
The Evening Bulletin announces an open travel contest in Hawaii inviting all residents to participate. Content outlines that the paper will publish and fund a limited group for educational trips, with selection by public vote from among all entrants without restrictions.
Voting coupons accompany every subscription payment to the Evening and Weekly Bulletin and are printed in every issue. Most friends and neighbors read the Bulletin, and those who join can help secure a trip. Eight women who visited Yosemite last year were quick to enter when the contest began. Prove your popularity and energy by entering and working.
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