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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1911
Page
7
Fragmentary lines reference a giant Medindeslee and borrowed piety. The text reads like a cryptic verse or transcription error with unclear context and multiple nonsensical phrases. No identifiable event, person, or organization is clearly present.
The piece urges citizens to register and vote, stressing that voting is a duty and responsibility. It questions those who avoid registration or voting and calls for civic participation to improve laws and governance. It emphasizes the role of informed citizens in shaping public improvements.
Honolulu Y M C A boys, guided by Mr Loomis, showcased a notable aeroplane contest entry. Their miniature flying machines impressed with care, ingenuity, and solid grasp of aviation principles, outshining the St Louis first contest. Equipment, facilities, and volunteer effort fueled a successful event.
The Honolulu anti mosquitos drive nears the heavy task for property owners to improve homes and lands around wet fields swamps and low-lying areas. After removing banana plants and cans the next phase demands public spirit and sacrifice from income bearing property holders to support sanitation and curb breeding grounds. If elites fail, class tension may rise.
An unclear OCR passage lists disjointed words and phrases about a felon, an event, and various names, resembling a damaged legal or court-related item. The readable content is sparse, with no coherent narrative or identifiable entities beyond scattered terms.
The new immigrant station at the waterfront near Willesden is nearing readiness, with officials from the immigration board and supervisors inspecting the quarters. Dr Chirk stated the station should welcome migrants by midweek, though delays may push it to next week as concerns over yellow fever influence the announcements.
Funeral services were held at half past two o'clock Sunday afternoon from the residence of Willi M. Graum. Canon Ault read the service, after which the remains were cremated and the private interment conducted.
A fragmented notice lists money order rates with figures such as $2.60 for ratee, $6 for three days, and various amounts like $20 $90 $40 $75 $100. The snippet shows a sequence of prices and codes without full context or explanation. The readable items indicate a pricing schedule or tariff related to express money orders.
The Health Board says condemnations of the remaining Kewalo land will proceed this afternoon. Officials expect the action to be completed within the week as the attorney general and other authorities monitor the process.
General Murray leads scrutiny of six navy walking tests during a military inspection tour. Soldiers inspect fortifications and drill grounds at Fort Rancheanehi while officials discuss a new monthly walking test regime for all army units.
A lengthy deliberation outlines Clemons decision to train church workers in a school setting. The judge notes limits of jurisdiction and recalls related Wyoming cases with U S District Attorney Nervokots. Discussion covers religious instruction, public policy, and potential impacts on engagements and social roles.
The plea of Blay and Alay Almy leads to a divorce from Harry N. Almy. The case references a caveat about a Supreme Court decision and timing between service and hearing, with Amity days noted in the sequence of legal actions.
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