Civic Pride Divides Over Federal Building Site in Honolulu
A Thursday outdoor meeting hosted by the Civic Federation shows broad support for retaining the Mahuka site against Site Shifters efforts to move the federal building. Public sentiment favors honoring the chosen site, despite campaigns and petitions, warning that opposition could jeopardize congressional funding and delay construction.
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Civic Federation
Mahuka
Lira
Chamber of Commerce
Honolulu
Congress
United States
Fragmented statement on health measures and governance
The readable text discusses community health and preventive measures, referencing leadership and a building project. It mentions public health aims, evaluating health of the community, and concerns about prevention efforts amid unclear context and garbled phrases.
Sanitation Scheme Urged Amid Public Health Debate
A disjointed historical text urges action on sanitation and public health. It references urban authorities, community effort, and possible reforms to improve sanitary conditions and housing standards amidst political maneuvering and civic duties. Individual names and places are obscured in the OCR, but the call to mobilize residents and enforce sanitary improvements is clear.
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Hattetia
Island Fruit Co. ad offers pineapples or bananas at King Street
An OCR fragment advertises Island Fruit Co. on King Street offering choice pineapples or a half-dozen bananas and urges leaving an order, noting Wells Fargo Express Co. connection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tslands
Island Fruit CO
King Street
Wells, Fargo
Xprenn Co
Civic Pride and Center Talk Stirs Honolulu Readers
Fragmentary text reflects a local Honolulu discussion on civic pride and a proposed civic center. Mentions a village, morning meetings, and a representative from a large entity, with unclear full context.
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Edior
Mone
Denial of Opium Allegations in Published Report
The letter from L. Koon Chock and Breckons challenges a newspaper's claim about opium in packed cakes. It questions the Wenie references and requests proof before publishing accusations. It also notes unrelated society items and a donation from France to Nuieliffe College.
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Wilhelmina
Won
A. Sehmitt
Hat
Mr. Truekany
Steckens
Honolulu
Contested City Planning Debate in Panotut and Manuka Site
A chaotic document discusses congressional influence, legal action, and the Manuka site deed. It references Washington politics, the Panotut beautification project, and alleged party activity, with scattered mentions of Honolulu dated May 98 100. The text notes contentious claims, potential perjury, and civic pride amid urban redevelopment tensions.
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Washington
Cornee
Elvie
Congress
Han
Panotut
Honolihi
Notice to Subscribers on Bulletin Delivery Time
Notice instructs city carriers to deliver the Evening Bulletin by 6 30 p m each day and asks subscribers missing the paper to report via complaints 256 A helper will deliver after the hour upon receiving the subscriber name and address.
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Frente Department
Jephoni
Mahuka Site Meeting Voices Support and Debate
A Cape Cod era town meeting at the Capitol grounds discussed federal building siting, focusing on the Mahuka option. Speakers argued for the site’s suitability, noting business district convenience and improved waterway access, while others warned against changing established plans amid federal priorities.
Backache Relief Report Promotes Lydia E. Pinkham Remedy
A Kentucky reader credits Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Liver Pills with curing a two year backache and fatigue. She reports renewed health, resumes all chores, and endorses the medicine to neighbors. She invites others to write for confidential free advice from Mrs Pinkham in Lynn, Massachusetts.
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Ted
Hal Sory Pratt
Anand
Morton's Gap
Kentucky
Pinkham
Political debate on public works and pork barrel project
Delegates raise concerns over allocating funds for a Fort Street property and a Civic center plan. Talks reference the Mahuka site, federal building needs, and opposition to pork barrel practices as promoters discuss financing schemes and redevelopment ambitions across multiple figures and cities.
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Evening Bulletin
Bulletin Publishing Co., Ltd
Kerr Building
Alakea St
Territory of Hawaii
Associated Press
Territory of
Hawaii
Burror
Bop Moore
Poms
Karen
Eer
Dane Mee Ow
Fey UN Sue Montanivihere
Canada
Tel
Tne Veet
Huimin ‘Preentn
Dine
Fem Welt
Perhaym
Touquita Mint
Addi Hem
Hk Gme
Flavius
Italien Cotmlavton
Auerdy Suneen
Liv Gradi
Oity
Pumnii
Trent Trust Co., Ltd
Makiki
Pensacola
Nuuanu
Bishop Trust Co., Ltd
Bethel Street
Scott
Gurrey
Mung
Cal
L. Koon
Breckons
Lalli
Ane
Terwel
Waterhouse Trust
Atone Bedrogme, Keagl
Ado
Waldo
Phene Bedroome
Pumahow Hintice
Hangniow
Nol
Land Manon Jonation
Howoluld
Kuhio
W. R. Castle
Capitol
Prisilent A. F. Grifthe
Onby Coltoee
Plang
Mabaka
Colegnie Katto
Mo Pormarkley
Caplio Band
W. KR. Ona
Ion
Grimity Ite Romerks
Alto
Gustro
Nani
Castle
Taylor
Young
Moreh Ut
Lfoz
Sloonneetiom
Mahuka Alte
Bon Noelion
Ira
United Statos
Manuka
United Stanenvernient
Congrova
Cammelinen
Malia
Lydia E. Pinkham
Nylvan
Donlagate Kubio
Kubo
Fort Street
Delogate
Corts
Tewin
Mahuka Wite
United Commercial Bodies
Malin
Gov. W. Smith
Malivka Wite
Mahula
Nicholson Kelbert
San
Melenlay
H. F. Wichman & Co., Ltd
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