Supervisors Debate County Budget Cuts and Police Costs
County supervisors scrutinize running expenses seeking savings without harming services. Sheriff Brown advocates targeted cuts, prefers reducing staff over salaries, while Fire Chief Thurston warns against losing skilled personnel. Department heads confirm poll tax compliance as Archer questions possible revenue gains.
Fire Residence of Mr Chuck Hoy on Kamehameha Ave
Property listing describes a large airy residence on Kamehameha Avenue near Car Line with about one acre of land, tastefully arranged with flowers and trees. Promoted as one of the best homes in the suburb of Honolulu setting.
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Chuck Hoy
Kamehameha LV
Car Line
BERT
Hovolulu
County Supervisors Debate Budgets and Revenue Measures
The Board of Supervisors opened talks on eighteen months of taxes and about $25,000 a month available for January February and March. The Ways and Means Committee was tasked with finding ways to cut expenses or boost county revenue while resisting salary reductions. Several officials and staff attended as the usual appropriation bills passed covering fixed salaries and department costs. Chief Engineer Thurston reported four fires in October with estimated property loss and pending insurer adjustments.
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Vormarkethik Tn Tas Fremon
Archer
Bune Ervisors
Lions
Committee On
Aiko
Mooreth
Don “Lam
Walt
Malarien
Rudues Natartes
Chiteman Smith
Atov, Cox
Lacus
Trent
Bam Johnson
Alee
Frewlurny Aywton
Kaplolant Park
Pollo
Hwa
Walaina Road
Koolanooke
Riport
Inimutans
H. Thurston
Fire Dept
Road Overseer Resigns From Koolanion Position
Andrew Adams resigns as road overseer of Koolanion citing distant plantation work and poor supervision. He notes neglect of road appointee duties and asks the Mowra of Supervisors to accept his resignation with the clerk suggesting a delay dated 18 win a delter of Laue ty. He emphasizes careful supervision and proper handling of the work.
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Andrew Adams
Koolanion
Mowra
Rompetyat
Rmignatiin
TU Meets The WOC Annual Meeting At Mrs Whitney’s Residence
The WG TU chapter held its annual meeting at Mrs J M Whitney’s residence. Officers elected include Aired MO Whitney president Doremue Scudder and C Jones vice presidents. Various secretaries treasurer and superintendents were named. Reports showed a balance of 92.24 and a Hawaii W C TU convention report from Boston.
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WOC. TU
J.M. Whitney
MO Whitney
Doremue Scudder
C. Jones
le Austin
K. W. Jordan
Mra
Lydia Coan
W. A. Bowen
Gortende Whitman
The
Loyal Temperance Legion
Mies Jane Johnson
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Mist
Pinder
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Down Or Mission
Bate
W. C. TU
Boston
Science Prevents Baldness With New Herbicide
A health ad promotes Herpietde, claiming it kills the germ that causes hair loss and cleanses the scalp. It asserts hair growth resumes naturally within weeks, showcasing a testimonial from a man in Maryland and instructions to send stamps for a sample to The Herplelde Co of Detroit with agents listed.
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Nature
Stampe
Herplelde Co
Detroit
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Holla Ter Deng Co
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