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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1911
Page
8
Fragmented text resembles a chaotic promotional piece or political screed with garbled phrases. It references a prize, candidates, dates like 7th, and names such as Yeneen Hue and Wayne Deets, but most content is unintelligible, making it impossible to identify a clear event, participants, or outcome.
The notice explains daily publication of candidate names, the nomination process, and how votes are issued with subscriptions. It details when coupons appear, how to submit names and documents, and how votes are allocated for trip and organization contestants, including deadlines and payment conditions.
A garbled OCR item references a call for extra effort and deadlines before a Saturday in May. It mentions votes, a test, and a candidate list with dates and locations, though many words are distorted. The readable fragments suggest a political notice or polling deadline and subseries relating to an election event.
The Extra Prizes will be awarded on May 27 with a new contest starting today. Enter as a candidate to compete for Extra Prizes and a Trip Prize when the contest closes June 24. Votes count toward both prizes and no one leads the merchandise orders. Send your name and begin now for a chance at the Trip on June 24.
The bulletin outlines trisweekly counting on Tuan day Thursday and Saturday with results reported on Monday Wadnoxday and Friday. Weekly insurance task on Tuesdays follows from the Monday count and ballots should reach the bulletin by 4 w block of the count day. A list of names and places appears, including Havytoit Halal daughter and Capt Antonie, with unclear connections to events in New York and Pare France.
The contest offers prizes on May 27 to the person who gains the most yearly subscriptions between May 11 and May 27 inclusive. Entries open now with a receipt book available to gather subscriptions from friends and acquaintances. Previous efforts do not count toward the Extra Prizes, so start collecting now to outperform all others.
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