Auto Collision Injures Frush Women Near Waterloo
Mrs. atal Frush and her daughter-in-law were badly hurt when a car driven by George M. Frush Sr. struck an empty coal car on the W C F L N belt line at Independence avenue crossing. The elder Frush, 67, has internal injuries and is unlikely to survive. Both women were taken to St Francis hospital. the younger Frush suffered scalp wounds and a deep cut above the eye. The driver escaped injury. The interurban train crew say the accident resulted from Mr Frush misjudging the train length, believing there was only one car. The train was moving 10 to 12 mph. The train stopped quickly and rescuers aided the injured.
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George H. Frush
Washington Street
George M. Frush
Independence Avenue
Prush
St. Francis Hospital
Frush
Waterloo
la Porte City
E. S. McManus
F. Hartman
Frosh
Iowa Apples Good as Best on Coast
Iowa apples prove viable in Black Hawk county with Fairburn in Cedar Heights showing perfect Greenings. He expects 104 bushels of Greenings and 100 bushels of other winter varieties, while local experts report strong yields and earnings per acre from two acres. Apple growers in Waterloo and surrounding cavonry note 10 to 50 bushels per farm, with success tied to spraying, trimming and orchard care.
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New England States
West Coast
Black Hawk County
L. W. Fairburn
Cedar Heights
George Bh. van Duyn
Waterloo
Cavonry
Washington
New York
Threats of frost pass with cool northwest winds
Weather reports say threats of frost faded as northwest winds continued. Temperatures hovered around 35 degrees with clouds obscuring the sky and overcast conditions. Gardens were protected and crops gathered while homeowners watched for a possible hard freeze tonight.
Native Assyrian Lecture On Palestine At Walnut Street
Stephen A flahoush a native Palestine and member of the Walnut Street Baptist plans an illustrated lecture at 8 tonight in the church on The Shepherd Life in Palestine. Admission is free though a call to action will be taken. He will wear native garb and use Waterina as his headquarters while touring his homeland.
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Stephen A, Flahoush
Palestine
Men’s
Walnut Street Baptist
Shepherd Life
Haboush
Waterina
Baroness Beckendorff Remains Hopeful During War Absence
New York reports Baroness Be Beckendorff, widow of Lt. Baron de Beckendorff, continues daily health efforts and optimistic notes despite not hearing from her husband who joined a Russian cavalry unit. She, formerly Miss Gertrude Harrett, believes he will survive and return after the war as she plays golf while awaiting news.
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New York
Baroh de Beckendorff
Iriy
Gertrude Harrett
Tushaud
Invasion News From Serbia and Western Front
On the Serbian frontier and in Belgium British and German forces engage as reports from Berlin via London indicate a continuing German-Austrian advance in the Balkans and hopeful crossings on the Belgian coast. Artillery bombardments intensify in the Champagne region with French resistance and trench fighting elsewhere.
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L .Milnerd
Germiany
Balkans
Minisial von Minckensen
Belgiem
Helsian
Osten
Tim Helland Grone
Kore
Aisne
Champagne
Lure
Tae
Salt and lemon kidney relief advertisement claims
An old advertorial piece touts Jak Salt, a grape and lemon juice based remedy with lithia, to cleanse and stimulate sluggish kidneys and ease bladder irritation. It warns of tired kidneys from meat, promises relief with four ounces in water daily, and frames the product as inexpensive and safe with a pleasant taste.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedi- Mont
Evans
God Veau
Waterloo lands big convention for Northeastern Iowa teachers
Waterloo Convention Bureau secured the spring meeting of the Northeastern Iowa Teachers Association to Waterloo next spring. Officials estimate at least 1500 teachers will attend March 30 to April 1, with over 10000 programs printed for distribution. Delegates from Cedar Rapids and Dubuque were among rivals. meeting will boost local preparations and publicity.
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Waterloo Convention Bureau
Lowa ‘Teachers’ Associion
Waterloo
Concarve
Cedar Rapids
Dubuane
Chas. van Vleck
Bureau
Independence
John L. Cherny
Town ‘Teachers’ Association
Helugs Miny
Clinton
Watertoo
Convention Bureau
Convention bureau selects Hate Russell Lamson as headquarters
At yesterday afternoon’s meeting the convention bureau chose Hate Russell Lamson as convention headquarters. General meetings will be held at the Grace Methodist Episcopal church and the conferences divided between East and West High School buildings.
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Wfraterloo
Convention Bureau
Russell-Lamson
Irace Methodist - Episcopal Church
Cacn
Mrs. J. C. Westfall Dies in Los Angeles
Col Wood announces the death of Mrs. J. C. Westfall formerly of Waterloo. She died Thursday at 4 o'clock in Los Angeles. Funeral services will be in Los Angeles Saturday then the remains will be sent to Strawberry Point Iowa for interment. She had lived in Waterbury until six years ago when she moved to California. Her husband, an Illinois Central engineer, died fourteen years ago in Waterloo. Surviving daughters are Mrs. Carney and Mrs. Burroughs, both of Los Angeles.
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Col. Wood
Independence Avenue
Los Angeles
J. C. Westfall
Waterloo
Strawberry Point
Westfail Hyed
Waterips
California
Hler Husband
Ilinois Central
Carney
Burroughs
Odd Fellows Convention Decorations to Be Furnished Here
An out of town decorating concern with the order emblems furnishes decorations for the Odd Fellows convention to be held here Oct. 23. Its representative was here today conferring with the committee. Streets and stores will be appropriately adorned for visitors.
Head of Carlenl ers Union Dead in Indianapolis
James Kirby, 50, president of the brotherhood of carpenters and joiners of America, died in Indianapolis after an appendicitis operation. He had led the national union and remained active in the craft, with the news noting his prominence in the labor movement. An unrelated item mentions the Iowa Warehouse Control Company planning a new $160,000 storage plant in Des Moines, with officers L. W. Kessler and J. Koeneke among its board.
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NEW Warehouse Company
Iowa Warehouse Con
L. W. Kessler
J. C. iKoeneke
Y. GU. M. Boisat
Tidianapolis
Ind
James Kirby
The
Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America
Efe
Rev John A Conway Dies at 68 in Washington D C
Washington Oct. Rev John A Conway former president of the Catholic educational association died suddenly from heart disease during the night He was 68 years old.
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Washington, DD. C
John A. Conway
The
Catholic Educational Association
Heavas
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Iowa
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Bitmore
Muyte
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Serbia
Foster
State Library and Historical Society
Wechsler
London
Waterloo Lands
LOWA
Pagmuh
J.C. Westfall
Carlen'lers' Union
Indianapolis
Warren
Wang & Miller Shoe
John Cordes
Sycamore Street
Provter & Gauthie
Olea Meister Brand
Little J
Becobe
Weillers
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Bologna
Independent Meat Co
Commercial Street
Griand
Vresent Mme
Petrova
Thee Clayton
Joseph Caufpman
Dreamy
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Charlif Chaplin
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T & M Bootery
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Conway Deat
East Fifth Street
U.S
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Dongola
Stolt Bros
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