Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1912-02-06
WEATHER IS
EXPECTED THIS WEEK
Cold for East, With Possible Snow
or Rain.

Washington, D. c., Feb. 5.--Bit-
terly cold weather will visit the
eastern and southern states the first
of this week, but there will be lit
tie snow or rain. The weekly fore
cast Of the weather bureau hast
night can see nothing but pleasant
winter conditions generally after
the cold wave shall have passed.
The forecast says:
"Unseasonably cold weather the
first two days Of the week IN the
eastern and southern states win be
followed by a reaction to higher
temperatures in this region by the
middle OF the week. Over the mid
die west, the Rocky mountain re-
gion and the Pacific slope tempera-
lures during the week will average
near or above the normal % There
are no indications at the present
time that another cold wave will
cross the country during the coming
week. fst'lit., 3ss'
1.-THE weather during the week
will be generally fair, except FOR a
short period Of SHOWS and rains 'at-
tending a disturbance that Will Ap-
pearlin the far west on Tuesday. or
Wednesday, cross the middle west
about Thursday. and the eastern,
states Friday or Saturday. Frequent
rains are probable the coming week
in the north Pacific states.
u "Stormy weather is likely to con-
tinue the coming week over the,
north Atlantic steamship routes and
g1 ,a 4,
Public Sale. III
Having sold out my lease, andfam
going to quit farming, / will sch at
public auction on the Henry Teget'
farm, SIX miles north and / mile
east Of harrisburg, 9 miles northwest
Of Williams, IL miles east OF Wool
stock, on Friday, Feb. 9, 1912, COM
nencing at 1890 o'clock a. m.
sharp, the following property:
10 head of horses and mules--1
brown driving mare Z years old,
weight about 1900, lady broke and
lot afraid Of automobiles; brown
irving mare II years old, weight
100, good single or double driver;
bay geldipg 4 years old, weight
900; bay coach mare 2 years old,
weight. 1850, in foal; sorrel mare
! years old. weight 400, in foal; I
'ay mare 5 years old, weight 1900,
n foal; Q brown geldings coming 3
ears old in spring. spring colt;
extra good span Of mules coming s.
ears old, weight 1900; sorrel
1are years old. II head Of cattle
= head Of cows, 2 OF them fresh
ow and others will be fresh soon;
steer; 3 two year old lleifers. gel
cad of hogs-25 head of shoats;
ed boar. About 4 dozen Plymouth
.ock hens. Farm machinery, etc.
ne-third interest in corn husker; /
hampton grain drill; / Case corn
lanter; / Gale riding cultivator; !
x-foot Standard mower; / six
orse gasoline engine; cord wood
Nv. The above machinery is all !.
ew. / Sattley surface cultivator:
Hayes 6-shovel riding cultivator;
Case riding pillow, 16 inch, with
attachment; l Rock Island
)-wheel disk; 1 flexible harrow, Is
OF. 1 pulverizer; / side delivery
" rake; horse dump hay rake. 2
iple box wagons, / nearly new; / L
W truck wagon; / spring wagon; c
top buggy: l hay rack; / corn d
eller; 8 set of heavy preaching c.
rness; set of light driving har- CT
SIS; / single harness; / bob-sled; Ell
Peerless cream separator. nearly 4
W: one 240-egg incubator;
lshing machine: sixty-gallon
soline tank; wood heater; other T