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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1912
Page
6
A dense clipped ad describes a big special offer on old subscriptions tied to a politics driven campaign. It touts prizes, extended deals, and solicitations for readers to renew or extend subscriptions to support candidates and daily paper delivery during a contest window.
A garbled notice describes prizes for a district contest with a car grand prize and multiple smaller awards for top four finishers. It questions how many petites per district and outlines prizes including a mixer and a gold watch. It asks about candidate strategy and timing as the contest extends four weeks.
A fragmented notice explains securing 2000 yotos and a 2AM voter reference under a yearly subscription. It mentions 83¢ on the Second Payment and instructs marking the value as Second Payment to ensure full vote value. The text is garbled but centers on payments tied to voter subscriptions and discount labeling.
The notice lists prizes for District No. 1 in Honolulu and the Inland of Oahu from Nuanu Street center westward. Prizes include a Remington player plane, a $100 diamond ring, a gold watch, and a round trip to Kilana and Honolulu with ten days in the Western Metropolis. Names of many prize entrants follow, with addresses across King Street, Nuuanu, Pun Lane, Kapahulu, and other Honolulu locales.
The text defines a new subscriber as someone not receiving the Bulletin when the context opened April 17 who subscribes now. Renaming a family member’s subscription or delivering under a different name is not new. Subscriptions are checked and any stolen on new accounts will be void. rules enforced to be fair during the content.
Fragmented list of names and addresses for a regional lottery district, detailing prize allocations, round-trip offers to San Francisco, and various participant entries across Hawaii islands. Includes names such as Minnie Larson Grace Chang Lydia Ng Mary F. Leite and many others with associated local addresses and stakes.
Fragmentary OCR lists multiple names and locations such as Rachel Kiakona Cecile Akin Dora Meyer Adeline Correa and places like Kekaha Kaual Kalaupapa Walluka Kilaues Kawtal with scattered numbers and dates. The snippet lacks coherent events or actions to summarize beyond these isolated proper nouns and figures.
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