Tragic deaths and a wolf hunt frame Iowa items
Webster City telegrams announce the sudden death of George Wren in New York by a train. Marengo and Charles City report suicides and personal crises, while Temple Hill lumber accident injures Weilbacher. Officials discuss Northwestern coal holdings and railroad commission actions with various local figures.
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Jjualel Wren
Webster City
Navy
George
New York City
Fred Gade
Iown Fe Éirley
Ilinois
Hamilton County
Tad Stockdale
Towa
Faliz
Lee
North Hardin
Franklin
Stockdale
W. L. Eaton
Mitchell County
State’ Board of Railroad Commissioners
Palmer
Ketchum
Eaton
Dwight N. Lewis
George Schatbach
Marengo
Yueh
Eaton Tp
Arthur Plasegin
St. Bloux City
T.E. Flanagin
Sioux City L
Sioux City
Sessey
Temple Hill
Cusease
Miliilam Weilbacher
Louis Breitbach
Breitbach
Weltbacher
Weilbacher
Charles City
Anton Isarisundricks
George Goddard
Tife
Touck
Hell
Pierre
S. D
Giarles City College
Nuch
Ceorge Goddard
Intersista Commerce Commission
Omaha
South Dakota
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Pennsylvania
Northwestern
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Commerce Commission
Henry Loken
Eldora
Federal Grand Jury
Clyde Nobleson
Luken
Luiken
Steila Gifford
Frank Gifford
Fats
Waterloo
Roy Joslyn
BM Joslyn
Rockwell City
Des Moines Republicans set dates for two state conventions
The Republican State Central Committee fixed schedules for the two 1907 conventions. H W Byers was named temporary chairman of the Des Moines first convention on March 18 with Ora Williams as secretary. Waterloo hosts the June 24 second convention. Des Moines won the bid after Cedar Rapids and Waterloo contests. Waterloo is slated for the Chautauqua auditorium with 6,000 seats.
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Storlenski
Officer & Posey Bank
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West
Thomas
W.H. M. Pusey
W. B. Malanna
Vinton
Sregaté Weicht
Grant Park
Michigan Avenue
Chicago
Charlies Gilbert Brockett
Davenport
Ruby Pischzak
St. Luke's Hospital
Fox,Hutchinson & Lake
Cedar County
Linn County
District Court
C. Schulmeistrat
Clarence
Emma Harmel
Aled Agathat
John C. Cottrell
Plymouth
Cottrell
A. W. Hough
Des
Moines
Kingsley
F. S. Gibson
A. W. Fields
M F. Gates
Iowa City
Hummer Mercantile Company
Zager & Tucker
Adam Winrath
Connecticut
Joseph Peach
Des Moines
Republican State Central Committee
Cummins
H. W. Byers
Ora Williams
Waterloo
State Committee
George S. Wright
Council
Bluffs
Leslie
M. Shaw
General Byers
Wrasse
Des. Moines
Cedar Rapids
W.R. Boyd
EB. R. Moore
W. G. Haskell
Walker
Milo Ward
Commercial Exchange
Das Boines
Woolf
Estenbrook
Epps
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Something New in Line of Amusement
A playful invitation describes a hostess planning a novelty event at Beverly Farm on Tuesday evening. Guests receive slips with varied directions guiding them through the house to hidden rewards, encouraging mingling and pairing for games or cards as the evening unfolds.
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Beverly Farm
Rainbow Tea fills town hall with seven color tables
A grand Rainbow Tea drew a large crowd with a seven color theme. Red through blue tables offered themed foods and decor while a young attendant distributed blue tickets for ice cream or mince pie with a 30 cent complete course and 7 cent single items.
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Adabie Merry
Finishing Tablecloths with a French Hem Method
A guide promotes the French hem as the most attractive way to finish tablecloths and napkins. It explains turning the edge once and then turning again, so the tight hem edge lies on the right side of the fabric and is sewn down securely.
Hair Fashion News From a Distant Era
Hairstyles shift toward height over width with center-parted waves and festooned front designs. Young girls experiment with plaits, ribbons, and bows while chic combs, damascened pieces, and gold or silver decorations adorn evening looks. Feathered plumes and downward pointing aigrettes complete the evolving winter styles.
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Toledo
Fashion Notes Show Seasonal Color Trends and Accessories
Raspberry and old rose shades rise as eventful favorites while striped fabrics gain wear. Chiffon stocked for lace applique blouses appears highly smart, with dark green rising as a favored color. Unplucked seal skin automobile coats and morocco bound bridge whist sets are noted as stylish gifts. Paris and London reports add top heavy hats and gray linen collars for half mourning with French knot embroideries.
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Morocco
London
Paris
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