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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1910
Page
2
A Honolulu Promotion Committee report details the Atlantic City exhibit to promote Hawaiian canned pineapple. It notes costs, including display set up, advertising, and staff, and predicts strong regional demand, with plans to expand shipments within five years.
The letter discusses transferring to Asbury Park and promoting a Hawaii themed exhibit at Atlantic City. It estimates exhibit costs for tents, heating, canvassing, and stock assessment, noting attendance expectations and results from prior fairs. It details monthly expenditures, stock inventory, advertising value, and a proposed budget around two thousand dollars for the event period.
A special carrier will deliver the bulletin tin to members who miss the renewal window after 3 30 p m The service charges 250 and the mailer will be immediately dispatched to designated recipients There is unclear wording and several garbled phrases in the text but the core provides a delivery offer and fee.
A lively review notes Madame Hireghi’s recital drawing strong applause as performers Mr. Stroo and others present a varied program. The evening features Chaminade and Mideon selections with humor and charm, highlighting an engaged audience and a reopening week after a brief absence.
A chaotic report describes Mina Maud Hackwett's public appearance and scandalous engagement, with crowd reactions and mixed humor. It notes her entrance and reception, plus comments about the Empire and entertainment of the evening.
A fragmented notice warns of a rat surge sweeping the country and links attacks on children to unsafe consumables. It mentions a supposed remedy using Liver paste brands and a questionable drug, plus dubious prepaid price terms from a Chicago company.
A short promissory report to the Promotion Committee on the 1910 Atlantic City parade notes owners of automobiles incur high decoration costs and little enthusiasm for participation. Dues ranged around twenty five dollars per car, with total expenses about 248.9 dollars. The committee cites fatigue and demand for a reliable mechanism to mobilize owners and families for the event next February.
In a tangled court hearing, John de la Girenin is asked to clarify a matter regarding a New York heiress connected to Stee Kiganur HL and a barge endeavor. The proceedings touch on November dates and include references to an iron mine at Pinel, with unclear details about the parties and outcomes.
A fragmented entry mentions individuals and a place with unclear actions. Names appear as Mire Head, Howat, and others while a Patni RIV Lek be OMirinee is cited. The text suggests a miscellaneous local record or notice with no clear outcome or date.
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