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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1907
Page
8
A practical farming letter from the Islands shares concise stock care tips. It emphasizes thorough testing, proper feeding, housing, and humane handling to improve herd health and productivity. The writer advocates regular monitoring and adapting practices to local conditions for better yields.
A farm case in Honolulu is cited to illustrate Zenoleum's effectiveness against mange and other infections in horses and pigs. The report claims substantial healing of horse sores, improved hair growth, and reduced pig ailments after regular Zenoleum dipping and spraying, with a call for a local dipping plant and home use guidance. E. O. Hall & Son, Ltd. sells bottles and gallon cans.
Sanborn of Kavialindy travels to Ho nolalu for a coast series opener against a strong Coast squad. The game features Sanborn’s reputed power and running attack, with coach Devereaux relying on Wiese at shortstop and a lineup of veteran professionals to counter the opposing team’s speed and big men. The series opener is scheduled for Mot day, with arrangements finalized and both teams aiming for a decisive victory.
The Bt. Lowle County team targets a final appearance before a probable Japan trip. Players hope most can join the journey, with a practice and exhibition day ahead of the game. A postgame program includes throwing and distance events and a ticket sale push.
Castle posted new marks with W. L. Cantile achieving an unbroken average of 206 across three games at the Hotel Gwyths alleys. Castle finished with games of 212 237 166 615, besting the prior high of 19 percent by Kt. W. Robinson in the Cavalverton. In doubles action McGrew and Wilder defeated Yehmit and Young while Robinson and Cantile beat Howar and Metaire as teams tallied the listed scores.
A fragmented notice describes a hunting party led by Carl Walter Behinks in August at Meld and Stream, Mi Hehitta. The group faced liberal restrictions and met with opposition while hunting, with unclear outcomes and several garbled names.
Report on the arrival of the Nippon Maru at the Huckfeld wharf with passengers including Faye Kiker Kaleha and M. Bernier. Officials, including J. Lor and J. Nakaniht, discussed meeting arrangements and potential government action. A quarantine incident and a late departure to San Francisco were noted amid uncertain passenger identifications.
Names of travelers and officials departing aboard the Likelike for an extended trip through the rubber growing district on the other island. Governor W. PF Prear and numerous notable individuals are listed, including C. Dewky, J. A. Williams, W. Thayer, G. Waterhanne, and others representing Whyprea.
An Authors Night at Kioban Art League room showcased readings by local writers. Mrs McCandlene led with polished selections while readers such as Henry Kinney Ralph Turner and Maury Krout contributed poems and stories reflecting the event's lively local talent.
Dr Sperry outlined upcoming lectures on Awitrathi and New Zentod with Hawaii as a leading territory, aiming to deliver verses by February for the M A and allied groups. W C Aiken’s letter praised Mail’s efforts, and a pineapples shipment issue from Hawaii to Chicago drew notes on handling. Secretary Wood departs for Kona today returning next week.
Bulletin ad notes the Ford Runabout as the most popular machine in Honolulu, sold by local dealers. The terse snippet highlights consumer demand and dealership activity surrounding the Ford Runabout.
Born to Mr and Mrs Cheatham on October 1 1907 a son announced in the local column.
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