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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1911
Page
12
Fragmented OCR text discusses a double contest course timing and voting stakes. It references dates, voting outcomes, and leadership guidance, with scattered phrases about entries, workers, and ballots. The readable parts indicate a decision on fixed time extent and related administrative actions.
Tri weekly counts are taken on Tuesday Thursday and Saturday with results published Monday Wednesday and Friday. Ballots for counts must be at the Bulletin office by 4 o'clock of the day the count is made. Henry Nailin and John Moore mentioned in connection with tri weekly count activities and an arrest involving Stan Angelos and Kemal in Cov Lenince, with references to Toledo engineer and substantial sums in a fragmentary wartime context.
A fragmented report describes candidate shifts in a counting event with Daniel Polen moving to fifth and Dowie dropping to sixth. Gowan slips from seventh, while McTiahe and Peterson rise. The piece notes tense voting among organizations and lists Hawaii based groups like Jay and YMA with unclear totals and outcomes.
A fragmentary OCR style text depicts a militia company scene with references to captains, entrants, and soldiers. It mentions a Y. M1 figure and a sequence of actions as the writers describe the group and its movements. The cadence suggests a period recording rather than a clear narrative.
A garbled promotional ad extols expanding prize offers for workers and urges readers to act within two weeks. It touts a contest to earn a special trip and promises rewards to those who prove dependability and skill, urging readers to recruit friends.
The Hawaiian band performs tonight in Kitna Bqvere Hall with selections including Hawaiian songs and popular tunes. Audience anticipation runs high as the concert offers a diverse program led by conductor Ar Hy Berger Smith with guest performances by Vaca and others.
Nonsensical wartime style notice explains how to publish nominations for trip contestants and organization candidates. It covers timing for nomination coupons, payment impacts on votes, and how ballots are counted, with subscription rates and voting procedures, aiming to boost turnout and ensure accurate totals.
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