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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1924
Page
6
A practical automobile care column by William Ullman offers do it yourself tips for improving car use and maintenance. It covers mounting radiator controls without cutting dashboards, freeing grease fittings by rocking the car, and using vibration to prevent horn sticking, plus cautions about fuels and proper parking to gain heat in extreme cold.
A motorists guide to radiator contents and fast oil pouring. Drain radiator to see water level and ensure correct alcohol mix. For quick oil flow, punch a hole in the oil can top to admit air and speed pouring.
When the engine is hard to start a tow can help. It is cheaper than a doctor visit for a broken arm and, despite pride hurt, you can later enjoy driving the car again.
County Attorney filed first degree murder information before Justice John Bunn Saturday charging Herbert Steingrabe Louis Garrett and H Feler hospital attendants with the death of patient Henry Van Hausten. Steingrube and Garret were arrested Thursday night and are held without bonds on assault charges. Fuller was arrested Friday. The warrants allege beating assault and jumping caused injuries including broken ribs. Van Hausten, age fifty, died Friday night after being found in bed unconscious.
Van Haaften died from injuries alleged to be inflicted by Steingrube Garrett and Fuller who were held without bonds after a coroner's jury verdict. The article also notes recent Iowa results at the Chicago livestock show with numerous firsts and prize winners across counties and institutions including Calhoun and DeWitt, plus various grand championships in cattle swine and horses.
The United States holds supremacy in railroad ownership claiming forty percent of the world’s total mileage despite widespread expansion overseas. The U S leads globally in rail lines, underscoring its dominant position in the industry.
A government acquisition reports a wingless kiwi described as meditative and grouchy. It is kept in a cage exchange for rare white owl, sleeps by day and digs food at night, with keepers burying the food and noting its growl.
The French hackney coach fiacre traces to Saint Fiacre patron of gardeners. An inn in Paris, the Hotel de Saint Fiacre, served as the first station for hire carriages.
By special execution from the Emmet County District Court clerk Kingsted State Bank sues Christian A Gaarde and Hannah Gaarde for 4004.84 dollars with interest and costs 101.68 dollars. The property is the southeast quarter and parts of the south half of the northeast quarter in section 23 township 98 range 81. The sale to the highest bidder for cash takes place January 19, 1926, at the courthouse steps in Estherville between 9 am and 4 pm.
A debt collection notice dated December 10 1924 from Estherville Iowa. Thomas Mvnson sheriff of Emmet County Iowa states payment of a debt with interest and costs by 1 p m. and to satisfy the debt.
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