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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1911
Page
8
The Honolulu Stock Exchange lists sugar at 386 cents or 477.90 per ton for May.
The Bulletin lists business office and editorial room contacts and offers for cleaning services, hat cleaning, beverages, and various advertisements. It notes upcoming events and shipments, staffing calls, and local notices including the National Guard arrangements, laundries, and a streetcorner incident with a person picked up by police.
Fragmented OCR outlines Creedon taking charge of an insurance department amid leadership shifts. Mentions of a Vincentian context and various names imply a governmental or organizational reorganization with references to a fraternal order and annual bulletins.
An agricultural weather bulletin lists daily temperatures, precipitation, and humidity figures for April. It notes maximum and minimum temperatures, average daily precipitation, and monthly totals with references to stations in Henofiia and surrounding regions. The report includes ranges for normal monthly values and comparisons to prior months in the year.
A jumble of terms appears to describe fatal movement, velocity, and various weather and astronomical notes. The text lists speeds, cloud cover, days, and unnamed events, with scattered references to solar phenomena, spookman, and locales. The overall fragment resembles a field journal entry with misread entries and no clear single event or date.
Notice to subscribers that the Evening Bulletin should reach on city carriers by 5 30 p m. Call Sepia at 2256 if not received by that time. A special messenger will deliver after 5 30 with subscriber name and address.
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