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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1911
Page
12
A fragmented report details the Anvil vote fight with figures and names such as Mie and Overend. The text outlines vote totals, potential shifts, campaign actions, and the impact on candidates and parties amid tense county results.
The routine counts occur on Tuesday Thursday and Saturday with results published in Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday weekly issues. Ballots must reach the Bulletin office by 4 o clock on the count day.
The Board of Supervisors met to recognize the valued services of former City and County official Horace Muchutt in wartime. They approved a renumeration payment of 1260 to Dr Mackill for time devoted to coordinating interview weekly bulletins.
A garbled ad urges readers to join a political subscription drive before a May 270 deadline. It promises rewards for active workers and urges rapid, energetic participation to secure votes and advance the campaign. The text advocates personal effort and unit work toward a final prize.
Fragmented notice explains nomination eligibility and voting rules for a contest. Voters pay subscriptions to earn votes for a trip contestant or an organization candidate. Payments before certain dates grant votes, and ballots are filled before leaving the office. Names and vote counts appear on one line when nominated, then not again.
Bonus votes are issued for every club of three old or three new daily yearly subscriptions. As many bonus vote coupons will be issued as subscription clubs are secured. The three old or three new daily yearly subscriptions must be turned in during a single contest week.
A historical notice outlines a recurring seven week contest from May 9 to May 15 with weekly voting coupons. It details subscriptions to the Evening Bulletin and the Weekly Bulletin, numbers of votes per subscription, and the distribution of votes for various time spans.
A 35 dollar mercantile order will be given to the age candidate who casts Che spent votes before Saturday May 27. A two dollar mercantile order will go to the travel candidate with the second largest vote total. Voting totals are shown in the line of candidates published Thursday May Eth. The notice asks to quote Fountaly to every candidate by May 27.
Extra Prizes will be awarded on May 27 and a Trip Prize on June 24. Enter now to join other candidates in the competition for merchandise orders and a possible trip. Submit your name today and work a few weeks for a chance at a splendid prize.
Prizes awarded May 27 reward the contestant with the greatest gain in travel votes from May 11 to May 27. Start now, obtain subscriptions, and outpace others since past activity does not count. Visit us for a receipt book and gather as many subscriptions as possible.
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