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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1911
Page
8
A local Honolulu May election notice discusses a Patria Association nomination drive and vote process. The text describes candidate selection, subscription payments, and voting rules with multiple figures and dates, emphasizing that nominations and votes are tightly linked to membership dues and deadlines.
A local election notes a reward for the most votes before Saturday May 27. The tally to determine the top candidate is shown in the standings. The method requires counting votes by Saturday evening and distributing the prize to the leading participant based on the latest tallied results.
Fragmentary report outlines conflict involving United Company and a bidder, with mentions of May events in Jo and Cenreanteiney. It references armory, transportation, and public reaction, plus letters and protests to United MralS Company and potential press attention.
A scheme awards 2000 bonus votes for each subscription club of three old or three new daily yearly subscriptions. Bonus coupons are issued to match the number of secured clubs, with all three subscriptions turned in during one contest week.
Fragmented text details a standing club offer titled Eighth Contest Week. It references prospective planters, unions, and debates about railroads with unclear individuals and dates, ending with editorial room and telephone hints.
Fragmentary OCR reads as a notice that no other bids or offers were received for the Tony project likely tied to a hiring or contract decision. Details on place date or issuing authority are unreadable in the fragment.
An old newspaper fragment promotes a beauty wash named Eczema Cure with sensational claims. The ad references alias products and lists fabricated benefits and testimonials, ending with note of the Bulletin Weekly Bulletin Publishing Company.
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