Governor Tells Hilo Board Of Trade His Loan Work Plans
Governor Carter writes to the Hilo Chamber of Commerce outlining loan plans to fund road work and debt reduction. He argues for distinguishing new road projects from ongoing maintenance and urges fiscal responsibility while noting the need for reliable revenue to avoid shifting burdens to future taxpayers.
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Hilo Board of Trade
Carter
Hilo Chamber of Commerce
Hilo
Ant
Campbell Mate
Tewan
Lewislaw
Carey
Co Cnery
Ueland
Nmi
Tor Atin
Lydia Pinkhem Vegetable Compound Promises Health for Women
An 19th century style health notice touts Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a cure for female ailments. It claims many women suffer neglect and fatigue and asserts the remedy restores health and strength for those feeling worn out.
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Lydia Pinkhem
Help for Women From Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound
A vintage advertisement urges women to seek relief from uterine trouble and irregularities through Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. It promotes health, warns of agony from neglect, and directs readers to obtain a bottle via Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts.
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Mtn
Pinkdinin
Honolulu plans for shade trees and beautification drive
The article outlines Honolulu's push for uniform shade tree planting and city beautification, with proposals to divide the city into districts for coordinated planting. It mentions costs, possible promotions, and officials debating funding while noting specific individuals and municipal aims.
Japanese Hospital charity totals aid in six months
The Japanese Benevolent Society reports total persons aided in the last six months. Of these, 29 were aided at the Charity Hospital free of charge. The average stay was 79 days. Ten patients remained for 15 days or longer. Receipts include funds for wartime relief and funeral expenses, with a balance carried forward.
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Japanese Benevalent Society
Charity Hospital
Japan
Tye
Polat Weet
Letinde
Bu Jones
Wart
Pobruwey
Findoo
Tatod Recip
Lene Joe
Tiraiont
Rom
Wwavina
Town Finance Plan Includes Water Purchase and Sewer Upgrades
A municipal proposal outlines funding for the Hila Sewer System and a Padoa Water purchase. It contemplates 1400 dollars for sewer lines and 20000 dollars for high school facilities, aiming to raise street revenue while aligning with an official town adjustment. The plan seeks approval at present town meetings and notes support from local leaders.
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Stho
Hila
Padoa
Arden
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