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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1911
Page
10
Many eager youths join The Bulletin contest to build model aeroplanes. Entries rise as boys study aviation forms, engines, and wing designs while preparing to showcase at the exhibition late in October. The event aims to educate and entertain, promoting aviation as a growing sport.
A historical note reports a major aeroplane meet planned in St Louis next week with public attendance promised at a free event. The piece references aviation figures and a nationwide interest in early flight, mentioning invited guests, anticipated demonstrations, and festive activities around the gathering.
The rules describe classes A to D based on length and type, with prizes for longest weight, distances, and best constructed machines. Contest open to boys under eighteen, models must be self-made though advice is allowed. Entries due around October 20 with date announced a week ahead.
A fragmentary 19th century notice describes a fair at Lewgue Park near city limits. It mentions a ride ground, paths, and various exhibitions, noting the event as a notable annual pleasure at the time with reference to early dates in 1858.
Athletic Park tickets announced with prices 25 cents for general admission and 106 reserved seats. Center and wing seats available. Tickets sold at Hart & Son's sporting department, En tran cs King street, and M. A. Qanst's Cher Store. Saturday to 1 am, Sunday.
Washington dispatch discusses sustained airplane flight proving value in wartime. It notes Harry N Atwood’s trials and projected daily aerial outputs, with officials stating the research shows no further improvement needed. The report highlights military attachés’ interest and the historic potential of aviation in warfare.
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