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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1911
Page
7
A concise quotation urging completion of daily tasks with resolve. It credits Emerson and emphasizes perseverance through blunders and absurdities encountered while striving to finish what one starts. The line reflects a disciplined, persistent mindset.
A vehement plea from a mainland visitor urges Honolulu to follow health authorities and destroy banana plants to eliminate yellow fever mosquitoes. The writer warns against petty opposition, emphasizes economic and safety stakes, and urges swift sanitary action to boost Honolulu's future as a safe, prosperous hub for Pacific development.
The text calls for united support of health authorities to eradicate fever-bearing mosquitoes from Honolulu. It notes federal scrutiny, warns against hesitation, and highlights Dr Currie and Dr Rupert Blue urging removal of banana trees as dangerous. It emphasizes citizen backing and sacrifices for the campaign.
Read scattered notes show figures like Robert Aine and Maeterlinck discussed amid Nobel debates and growing demand for new ideas. Mentions of Tokyo and Washington hint at international exchanges while local talks touch on harbor operations, finance, and agriculture with keen attention to future prices and policy shifts.
Honolulu residents who grow guava or Chinese oranges are urged to destroy infected fruit and destroy fruit with any signs of infestation. Public health officials note control measures are limited and rely on individual effort to prevent wider crop damage.
Deputy Sheriff Charles H. Rowe extends bond of 250 dollars in a contested matter tied to health regulations. Milly and supporters expect a favorable outcome, hoping the board ruling stands up to Supreme Court review. Attorney Leon M. Braus is handling the case. Governor declined to comment on merits.
A landowner seeks a court order to stop alleged threats from neighbors who would enter his property to mutilate destroy and steal banana plants The owner cites medical fruit value and family nutrition needs The case notes the plants are healthy and free of pests and requests permanent injunctive relief The petition lists the defendants’ threats and the lack of speedy legal remedy The Attorney General is expected to respond and the matter may proceed tomorrow morning
Dr. Blue outlines a nine county California campaign to stop the plague and halt its spread to other states. He stresses community cooperation, drainage and sanitation, and notes mosquito control depends on public will and proper measures rather than mass tree clearing.
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