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Newspaper
Hilo Tribune
Location
Hilo, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1904
Page
3
Ayer's Hair Vigor claims to restore the deep rich color of youth and stop hair loss. The advertisement emphasizes hair nourishment, prevention of thinning and shedding, and making hair grow softly and silkily. Prepared by Dr. J.C. Ayer Co. Lowell MA. Sold by Hilo Drug Company.
Oceanic line announces sailings from Alameda and Ventura with arrivals from May 25 to August 2. Agents offer coupon through tickets by rail from San Francisco to U S destinations and from New York to European ports. For details, apply to the authorized agents.
In the Cass branch drive Radway presses Daly over unpaid work and lost profits. Thorpe negotiates Radway’s pay and property rights, revealing a million and a half in logs at stake and Daly’s claim to avoid further costs. The dispute centers on contract terms, security, and rightful compensation.
An advertisement extols a patented plow claiming it tills dirt more effectively than a hoe and leaves soil in a fine pulverized condition. It asserts the implement is the only plow suitable for ratoons and performs its function as intended.
In a tense creditor debate, Rudway is urged to be paid for losses as $12,000 sunk by his venture. The group argues Timbers’ future value, with potential profits from logs and a sale of stock, while threats of worm damage and cost to bark stumps loom.
Reports from Santa Cruz and Milwaukee show Democratic delegates voting against Hearst instructions in California and endorsing a different Wisconsin candidate for the Presidency. Republican conventions in Sacramento favor Roosevelt, with instructed delegates. other items note battles in East Asia, Honolulu naval visits, and local notices.
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