New Ford V-8 1934 Promises Greater Power and Comfort
The 1934 Ford V-8 debuts improvements for power speed economy and starting in cold weather thanks to a dual carburetor and intake manifold. Water line thermostats speed warmup and maintain efficiency while refined engine parts cut oil use. A new ventilation system offers clearer vision and fresh air with individual front window control. Distinctive styling adds chromium details, new upholstery, and updated interior features. Fenders in color and enamel finish enhance durability and luster. Riding comfort rises with redesigned springs, better shock absorbers, and deeper seat cushions. Prices for De Luxe and Tudor variants range from 515 to 610 dollars, f.o.b. Detroit.
Dickinson county notices and community updates
A stream of local notes covers corn sealer McMullen starting work, Frank Johnson sealing cribs with a 2000 bushel yield and a $900 loan, travels of residents to Elidora Spencer and Iowa City, hospital visits, barn rebuilding by Estherville workers, funerals, sewing bee at Charlotte Zerfoss, Culture club program, Edgar Spencer church talk, Aid Society bazaar earnings near $74, and upcoming basketball games and class tournaments at Superior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. O. McMullen
Richland
Suprior
Frank Johnson
Hilder
Dickinson County
Johnson
Melissa DeGroff
Elidora
Mevin
Lee Conlon
Arm Strong
Chris Jensen
Veterans Hospital
St. Paul
Eugene Hoyt
Ft. Dodge
Webster Strong
Stanhope
Mrs. Doty
Spencer
Walter Hasbrook
Mrs. Hand
Frank Schultz
Orleans
Gerhardt Jensen
Estherville
Lynn Dean
James Yoch
Emory Ogle
Iowa City
Ogle
University Hospital
Lucy Wardrip
Otto McCoy
Culture Club
Sarah Perkins
Anna Smith
Hartley
Edgar Spencer
Aid Society
John Swanson and Sons
Residents and visitors from Estherville and surrounding towns
Jens Jensen returns home to Roberts Wisconsin after corn husking work nearby Harold Jensen escorts him to Fairmont for a St Paul bus Estherville visitors include Severina Myrle Jensen and Thomas Cody Chas Schemmel Carl Joreynsen N B Wood Ardys Jensen Elaine Neve Violet Mortensen Ruby Thorson Norman Fink and John Petersen attend recital at city hall led by Miss Annie Welsh Several families visit relatives in Des Moines Terril nearby hosts Miss Irma Below over weekend
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jens Jensen
Roberts
Wis
Harold Jensen
Fairmont
St. Paul
Severina
Myrle Jensen
Estherville
J. P. Rasmussa
Jeanette
John Henricksen
Hazel
Pearl
Marorie Christiansen
Dempsey
Ardys Jensen
Elaine Neve
Violet Mortensen
Ruby Thorson
Norman Fink
John Petersen
Annie Welsh
Esthervill
Weekend Social Roundup at EBtherville and Surrounds
Spurns Social Whirl mentions Audrey Gunderson visiting A. H. Natley home in EBtherville. Numerous Sunday dinners and visits across Hartly, Wallingford, Fatherville, Alta, Graettinger, Jackson, and Lake Park. School notes recall top English correctness gains, declamation contests, and Christmas program plans at the local school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Audrey Gunderson
A. H. Natley
Ebtherville
Leslie Armstrong
Arthur Block
Hartly
Block
Evelyn Schultz
Henry Schmidt
William Guritz
Walter Brunsvold
Garnita
Neil Benson
Jackson
C. Q. Anderson
A. H. Nasby
Fatherville
Grover Newton
John Morris
Wallingford
Hazel
Florence Hoover
Floyd Hoover
Albert
Brunsvold
Simon Knutson
Chris Christopherson
Earl Schmidt
Joe Kathman
Harry George
W. C. Baker
E. J. Hanswirth
Craig
Emmetsburg
A. C. Butterfield
Olive Ainsworth
Alta
Raymond Couler
Marvin Welp
Alice
Gwendolyn Newton
Ragnhold P.ierson
Frank
John Dobberstein
O. H. Welphame
Iowa
Burnison
Helen Georg
Dorothy Guritz
Jean Johnson
Emma Wellnitz
Jimmy
Johnny
Santa Claus
Gladyce Brunsvold Reader
Francis Hash
Poisoned initiation death rocks Mu Beta Sigma case
Philadelphia detective Tommy Rankin leads the investigation into the death of Stuart Jordan during a fraternity initiation at Mu Beta Sigma. The key suspect, Ralph Buckley, a Vandalia, Illinois student, confesses to forging Larry Palmer’s check to cover tuition and to planning an entry into the ritual, revealing a motive tied to money and revenge. The case uncovers stolen poison, misused lab chemicals, and a web of accomplices including Edward Fletcher and Arnold Prince.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mu Bets Sigma
Stuart Jordan
Tommy Rankin
Philadelphia
Vandalia
Ill
Jordan
Ralph Buckley
Walter Randall
St. Louis
Arnold Prince
Edward Fletcher
Rankin
Larry Palmer
Beta Sigma
Howard Merrick
Universty
Ned Patterson
Pretcher
Buckley
Palmer
Mu Beta Sigma
Rann
Morton Club
Mr. Warwick
Larry
Security Trust Company
Walnut Street
Thirty-sixth
Radio Sale Offers Mantels and Consoles From Gamble Stores
Gamble Stores advertises a radio sale featuring mantels and consoles with any cabinet and maker of choice at prices as low as 12.95. The offer highlights variety and affordability for buyers seeking radio furniture options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gamble
Local social callers and visits at several homes
Social visitors arrived for weekend calls including Mr and Mrs B Shirley and daughters at Rolland Shannon. Mr and Mrs Chris Bendixon and daughters at P I Schmidt home. Mr and Mrs James Spencer hosted a dance. Mrs John Dallman and son Rich ard called on Mrs Harold Graff. Mr and Mrs Richard Woodyard of Fostoria were dinner guests Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Woodyard
Glen Martin
Ruby Lungren
M. Bender
L. G. Kamp
Grace Martens
P. T. Schmidt
Harry Schnell
Harold Graft
G. Dallman
Hugo
John Spoo
Fred Nauss
Juanita
Art Ball
Lake Park
Herman Peters
Lee Kamp
John Graff
Chris Bendixon
Pete Schmidt
B. Shirley
Rolland Shannon
P. I. Schmidt
James Spencer
John Dallman
Richard
Harold Graff
Richard Woodyard
Fostoria
Notice of First Meeting of Creditors in Roth Bankruptcy
In the District Court of Northern District of Iowa a bankruptcy case for Henry J. Roth, filed as No. 3410, was adjudicated on December 12 1933. Creditors of Dolliver Emmet County and the bankrupt may attend the first meeting December 27 1933 at 2 PM at 707 Snell Building Fort Dodge Iowa to prove claims appoint a trustee and examine the bankrupt. Fort Dodge Iowa December 12 1933.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court of the United States
Iowa
Central Division
Henry J. Roth
Bankupt
Dolliver
Emmt
Snell Bldg
Fort Dodge
Webster County
Notice of Expiration of Time to Redeem from Tax Sale
Notice to C H and Grace Crim and others interested that the property in Estherville Emmet County Iowa Lot 6 Block 63 Original Plat Estherville was sold for taxes to Ray Kennedy later assigned to M E Carnahan and a 90 day redemption period begins from completed service. Also notice to H H Tosdal and others that the North 50 feet of Lot 3 and South 50 feet of Lot 2 Block 5 Loughs Addition Estherville were sold to H H Tosdal and later assigned, with 90 days redemption after service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H
Grace Crim
Esetherville
Emmt County
Iowa
Estherville
Towa
Emmet
Ray Kennedy
M. E. Carnahan
L. FE
Lough
Emmet County
H. H. Tosdal
Co. M. Ries
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Detroit
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Miss Irma Below
Fred Below
Terril
Chiyo Thomas
Senator Thomas
Utah
Laa
Washington
Mormon Church
Milton Propper
St. Laws
Aiso
Patterson
Kingston
Rick
Raleigh
State of Town
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
City of New York
Alfred N. Jensen
Leona Jensen
D. Mullarkey
District Court
Thervills
Alfnd N. Jensen
Henry Webbe
Tinley
Mtchy%ll
Ross & Everest
W. H. Morling
Ihereby
Miss
Mrs
Election Department
the Vindicator and Republican
H. J. Long
Lincoln
Aliber & Company
Des Moines
A.filson
Estherville, Iowa
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