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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1912
Page
4
The notice proposes daily and weekly subscriptions to secure votes. It outlines plans: two new twelve month daily subs for voter access, a 26 000 vote yield, five new monthly subs for additional votes, and a weekly subscription for thou votes. It cites equal conditions and asks readers to penelize standings.
A garbled OCR listing many personal names addresses and businesses across varied locales. It reads as a dense catalog of people such as Marjorie Metivire Matilda Enos Agnes Johnson and Minnie Todd alongside shops like Blackshear's Hat Shop and Curio Store. The fragmentary text mixes street names numbers and organizations with unclear structure and punctuation.
A formal notice states future subscriptions will not be overlooked to protect candidates and ensure prizes go to those who work for them. It explains arrangements to accept and hold subscriptions, with authority from the publisher for delivery on future dates designated.
The district offers prizes including a Remington player-plano, a F100 diamond ring, a ladies gold watch, and a round trip to Honolulu with return. Winners may select a round trip to San Francisco lasting ten days, with the Cavillins autos contest.
Readable segments list numerous personal names, addresses, and locations from Honolulu to Ontario. Many entries resemble a directory or damaged notice with scattered street names, institutions, and individuals, lacking a coherent event or narrative.
The 1912 Regal touring car prize plus four $100 Diamond rings and a solid gold wristwatch are showcased at Hy Ko Hendrick’s Garage. Additional prizes include trips to San Francisco and Honolulu, with air travel and sightseeing packages. The sweepstakes offer multiple awards across districts with final drawings for Remington items and vacations.
The article lists prizes for Inland and Western Metropolia districts including a Remington player piano, a $100 diamond ring, a gold watch, and a round trip to Kilaua or Honolulu. Winners of the player plans gain a ten day stay in San Francisco, with additional trips and capital prizes across multiple districts. Notable names and addresses are given for winners and participants, with district totals and listed sums of money.
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