Atlas of He inches, Tindald Satan catalog note
Fragmentary notice advertises limited copies at ten cents each for an atlas or map collection titled Atlas of He inches with references to Tindald Satan and LaF urgoe indicating a local sale or listing.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1901
Page
3
Fragmentary notice advertises limited copies at ten cents each for an atlas or map collection titled Atlas of He inches with references to Tindald Satan and LaF urgoe indicating a local sale or listing.
Chas Tlise is reported ill. Mrs. Jake Hite leaves for Chicago. Vic Carris and Ed Miksch return from travels. C. S. Lemmon and J. R. Moreland are mentioned among local figures. Emigration agent Watson Stewart and Judge A. R. Dewey appear in notices. New ballet acts tease audiences at Chas. H. Yale’s show with tickets on sale.
Pianist Henry Eames presents a piano forte lecture recital Shakespeare in Music at the Graham on the evening of January 18 1901. The program highlights literature and Shakespearean drama with an emphasis on music. Admission prices are listed as 25c 50c and 75c.
The notice informs advertisers that copy must arrive by 10 o'clock in the morning to ensure ads are changed on the same day. It emphasizes the strict deadline and operational need for timely submission.
Focused daily themes from the Week of Prayer covering the First Century Church virtues as models for the Twentieth Century. January 10 emphasizes steadfast doctrine, January 11 highlights brotherly fellowship, and January 12 urges Christian self-devotion to world Evangelization, citing Acts chapters.
Mr Robert Downing brings Richard the Lion Slarted a four act romantic drama by A D Hall to Winfield New Auditorium next Friday. Alberta Converse leads a strong cast including Chas D Herman Lillian Kingsbury Wm Somers Kinnie Lindley and fifteen others with new scenery costumes and original music. Tickets 50c 100 and 150 available from Burlington Route agents. Also noted are a regional health ad and a farm sale report nearby.
Parkinson and Buckley advertise that they stock ample Delta coal and high quality wood for customers in town. The notice emphasizes reliability and variety from a local supplier.
Oscar Davis and Gertrude Shenefelt wed last evening at 6 at the bride’s sister home 806 South Maple street Rev I B Schreckengast officiated. The wedding followed the recent death of Eugene Anderson and guests from Jackson township hosted a reception.
Mrs. Harry Kleese, six miles west of town, suffered a paralytic stroke Tuesday afternoon. Her left side was numb and she became unconscious briefly. A local physician reported she remained in serious condition but resting comfortably the next day.
The Washington National and First National banks held annual director meetings Tuesday with reelection of key officers. Washington National re chose W. W. Wells as president and Wm A Cook as vice president along with listed directors. First National re elected A. H. Wallace as president and Wm Blair as vice president with several directors retained and WO Keck replaced. West Chester Savings Bank also announced officer elections with D. A. Boyer as president and J. B. Crayne as vice president, plus directors R. I. Mcharland W. J. Mayer and David Fisher.
Charles H Yule debuts a new spectacular show at the Graham Theatre featuring an all new acenic and electric equipment and thirty five actors. Seats on sale at Rowland and Shields with balcony 50c parquet 75c circle 1.00 and children 25c. Promoted as the largest grandest up to date production this season.
Local ad touts Rector as a guaranteed remedy for piles. Each package includes a free pile pipe and a positive written guarantee. Samples offered, with a No Cure No Pay clause.
County Treasurer Aaron Tire displays an American beauty rose raised by E C Keck with fragrance noted. A local theater: A Bachelor’s Romance thrills a fair audience but ends quickly as Tim Murphy and Miss Sherrod receive praise for strong performances. Rob’t Downing’s company heads to the Auditorium Friday January lith with chartered steam train schedules and 55 cent round trips.
A brief weather notice reports generally fair conditions tonight with a colder trend toward Friday. The forecast emphasizes cooler temperatures for eastern and central areas with a transition to colder conditions by night.
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