Lecture on Marie Antoinette by Charles Walton Seymour
Charles Walton Seymour delivered a lecture titled Marie Antoinette last evening in the high school building. The event drew a popular audience curious about the queen and her era.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1906
Page
2
Charles Walton Seymour delivered a lecture titled Marie Antoinette last evening in the high school building. The event drew a popular audience curious about the queen and her era.
Charles Walton Seymour gave a well attended Marie Antoinette lecture at the high school auditorium. He could present a four lecture March series in Washington for one dollar if one hundred tickets are sold, with dates in Muscatine Rock Island and Dubuque and Tuesday nights here. Ticket notices should be sent to R. B. Crone at once.
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Call Mr Crone to report how many course tickets you can use at the price of one for the four lectures. Mr Seymour presents a list of over twenty lectures with top historical topics. Complete the arrangement for the lecture series by Friday morning by sending your order now.
Greatly reduced rates apply to North Dakota South Dakota and many points in northern Minnesota via the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railway every Tuesday during March and April. For specifics contact a ticket agent or write F A Miller General Passenger Agent Chicago.
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