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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1905
Page
4
Fragmented OCR text mentions Lina Coe and an event at Spo- Le Portland with social ball and refreshments. References to Hercules Lodge officers, funeral service, and local names appear, but many portions are garbled. No coherent story or clear outcome discernible from the readable fragments.
The firm seeks an extension of the Casper to Lander road with a new town bidding to host Wyoming’s late capital. Officials note the route would proceed westward through interior territory potentially yielding tonnage as a sign of deeper interests beyond mere trade solicitation.
Delegates gather in Tomlingen hall for the sixteenth annual United Mineworkers convention. New locals formed in the past year will seek representation. Wage policy not expected to be debated due to a two year contract. Officials Mitchell Lewin and Wilson are poised for re election.
White Whittlesey leads a cast in the stage version of Soldiers of Fortune in Whittlesey Virginia Frisme Harry Lewellyn Join Sampolie and others, delivering a high order comedy with dramatic climaxes. Captain Stuart's vow tests honor as an Englishman and Spaniard clash, drawing mixed audience response.
West's Minstrels, a high class collection of musicians, will perform at the Frazer on January 20. Manager Rhyaby has introduced novelty to the show, featuring sixteen singers, an expanded orchestra and chorus, and new compositions from America's leading songwriters.
A farce comedy titled Rudolph and Adolph from Broadhurst and Currie comes to the Frazer on January 17. It has held top popularity for three seasons with strong public and press praise. The plot hinges on mistaken identity and light theatrical humor.
An elderly Japanese ex-member of parliament tells at Niigate how Christian faith has taken root among officers in the army during the present war with Russia. He cites Major Aiyama’s last letter expressing readiness for an honorable death and faith in God guiding duty. The tale includes Mrs Bird Bishop’s wartime kindness by Japanese soldiers and J G Dunlop’s arduous study of Japanese characters.
Notice to debtors urging immediate contact to settle outstanding balances with D Kemler and Son grocers to pay current bills. Includes no specific names beyond the business and a general request for payment.
The East Oregonian promotes itself as the representative paper for Hastern Oregon, relying on liberal patronage from the community. It emphasizes serving as the advertising medium of the region and supporting local interests through its sections.
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