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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1903
Page
5
Readers are urged to stock more calling cards and consider a later style plate. The notice promises knowledge of current trends, up to date materials, and reliable workmanship from leading manufacturers. It emphasizes constant updates and high quality to ensure satisfactory results.
The Inland Meat Co announces the opening of its Island Meat 60 store with a broad display of fresh meats, vegetables, and farm produce. The Clark Farm Co of Wahiawa will manage the produce department and supply goods, with Herbert K. Gages overseeing operations. The move aims to strengthen local food supply and industry, inviting Honolulu residents to visit and compare offerings.
An OCR readout outlines a Japanese fair with booths and demonstrations. It mentions vendors, Hawaiian items, American goods, and live performances by jugglers and bands. The piece also references a candle and a charity or society event, noting attendees and local participants.
The annual financial statement by Treasurer 8 RL Damon outlines detailed expenses for Leans Home. It covers salaries, housing, and kitchen costs, with totals from September to the following year and a focus on cost per patient per day and month.
Readable fragments indicate a local nursery project starting today with bids and oversight. Names and precise locations are unclear due to OCR errors but reference to a new facility, contractors, and municipal involvement appear in the readable text.
A garbled assortment of notices, ads, meetings, and brief items appears, including names like JP Ball and FE Olsen, references to the American Mint and a county Cork candidate, plus scattered event details. The text blends legal notices, business ads, and society items with numerous misread phrases and partial names.
A garbled account mentions Miss McKenna engaged and references a dramatic athletic contest with McKinley related Cabinet notes and Washington figures. It notes distant travel, a ring event, and a dramatic finish with a focus on a notable figure in a ring sport sequence.
We offer a large stock of rope portiers at half their previous price. A single rope portier for a plate door is $1.50 each. Double doors cost up to $5.00 each in a full range of colors. This sale emphasizes substantial savings on all sizes and finishes.
An OCR fragment mentions the Honolulu stock exchange and related trading notes. The readable text provides only a partial reference to market activity without clear events, dates, or figures to anchor a full summary.
A social column notes a planned marriage between a Crane Company heiress and Abe Mutelineism son of Mr and Mrs Dillon Mutelineism of Bend Lanelyy avenue. The couple consider a New York wedding after a ceremony. The piece references the Business Man's Handy Index publication for legal notices and rates.
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