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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1910
Page
8
A dated listing shows multiple sugar plantations and trusts with percentage yields and share details. It notes a latest sugar quotation of 4.24 cents or 184.80 per ton, alongside dividend and share information for several companies and plantations.
Fragmentary note references a man handling a gun with a warning not to aim it elsewhere and mentions authors Margaret Wentwood and The Howe Divide. It appears in an advertisement context from Chicago Record Herald.
A jumble of local items from Hilo covers a range of topics from new nickel supplies and auto listings to a planned joint debate, church appointments, and police activity. The page notes wedding plans in Kalapana and a Masonry meeting, with assorted ads and theater notes.
Advertises for experienced stenographers and typists for the Hawaiian Agency of the International Correspondence School. Seeks applicants with bookkeeping and general office knowledge. Briefly mentions address 1129 Port Street and a meeting on Saturday.
An invitation from the visiting and local Master Masons of California to sons who have not received an invitation and their ladies for a reception and dance in honor of Mat Vane W Frank Perce Grand Master of Masons of the Suite of California. The event is Tuesday evening May third, at the Alexander Young Hotel, eight o'clock, by order Committee.
A fragmented pastiche suggests Pinchot may travel to acquire paints or pelts as referenced in a Philadelphia Ledger item. The garbled text limits clarity but implies a connection between Pinchot and a faunal or natural history context in Philadelphia.
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