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Hamburg Reporter

Location

Hamburg, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 17, 1908

Page

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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.

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 Interstate Commerce Commission Pennsylvania Northwestern Iowa 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.

G.O. Mortensen Washington Avenue Council Bluffs Iim Viddiell Storlenski Officer & Posey Bank Officer & Pusey 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 Mg Chautauqua

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.

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.

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.

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.

Morocco London Paris

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