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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1903
Page
4
The fragment lists publication schedule and subscription rates for the East Oregonian Publishing Company in Vendietan Oregon. It includes daily afternoon edition except Sunday, mailing rates for various periods, and bureaus in San Francisco and Chicago with street addresses.
The text debates whether saving souls equals rescuing them from hell and asks what hell means whether a future fire or earthly torments caused by greed, prejudice, monopolies, corrupt power, and poverty. The speaker references witnessing the torments described as a Latin storm.
A raucous scene unfolds as lawmakers from Sumter Hildeboro and distant valleys vow to scrap or revise the corporate tax. The crowd taunts a rail lawyer and hawks a recall fate while urging swift action and immediate adjournment. The sovereign people would remember the misstep when the special session returns.
Pendleton residents, famed for supporting worthy productions, demand top treatment from theaters. They seek a larger opera house with a bigger stage to host high class plays like Ben Hur and avoid scenery being left in the street. The season opens as Northwestern audiences show strong patronage for reserved seats and expect quality between performances.
The article notes continued strong theater offerings this winter with rising patronage and calls for new attractions to sustain success, while inland Oregon projects seek federal support. It highlights Pendleton’s larger venue needs, irrigation schemes Echo and Stilts River, and urges electing capable officials over politicians in Umatilla County. It ends with light humor from exchanges on amateur sports and weddings.
Bante Clave car brings no improvement over prior drives as friends reflect on years of driving. The text mentions Banta's fleet with varied models and notes differences in value. A request appears for a Winnie wagon address and a mention of daily routine with a county agent.
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