The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1913-02-05
Public Sales to Be Held.

The Review as usual has numerous
sale notices. In this issue of the pa
! per will be found seven sales adver
tised, which of itself shows that tho
Review is the most popular among
farmers of Crawford county for the
advertising Of their public sales
Farmers in the county are well aware
of the fact that the Review has the
largest circulation of any paper print
ed in Crawford county and for that
reason secure space in this paper to
notify the public of their sales Sales
advertised in the Review always get
the crowds and good crowds insure
good prices. If you are going to hold
a sale why not have your printing
done by the newspaper that gets the
buyers. DO not forget that the Re-
view office prints sale bills in both
English and German. See the Review
Office before having your sale bills
lprinted.
Chas. WenzeI.
Another good sale advertised in this
issue of the Review is the closing out
/ mile east Of Manila. Mr.. Wenzel
has sold his farm and will hold the
closing out sale on Thursday, Febru-
airy 18th. Six head Of horses, % head
of cattle, 16 brood sows and complete
line of farm machinery go to make up
this sale. Here is a chance for some
good mich cows as ten will be sold,
some of which are fresh and others
will be fresh soon; tWO-year-Old heif-
ers, all safe in calf, will be sold and
this makes another attraction to this
SALE For further particulars of this
sale read his ad On page 2 of this is
sue. Here is a good sale. Make ar
rangements to attend.
H.. e. kofis-
II. C. Kolls has sold his farm in
Section 80, Denison township, and
will hold closing out sale on Friday,
February 21st, commencing promptly
at IL O'Clock. He will offer for sale
ITO head of live stock, consisting of
8 head Of horses, "a head of cattle and
81 head of brood sows. A fine line
of farm machinery will also be sold.
The horses are mostly of the handy
weight type Be sure and read his
ad in this issue and try and attend
this good sale.
N. e. Baum.
n. E. Baum holds, on Friday, Febru-
airy 14th, closing out sale on what
is known as the J. w. Burlington
farm and known by some as the E.
Gulick farm, situated 21a miles north
west of Denson. MI. Baum has been
in poor health and everything will 60.
Seventy-seven head of live, stock will
be sold The biggest attraction of this
Isale is the 48 head, of Duroc Jersey
hogs Mr.. Baums herd Of Duroc Jer
sey hogs is of the big type breeding
and includes many of the very best
blood lines of this popular breeding.
The IS brood sows, all bred; ~
shoats; 1 boar, year old last fall,
sired by Grand Chief, dam Grand
Lady, by Graduate Colonel, great
show boar and great breeder Grand
Chief is also great breeder, having
sired some fine gifts and boars and he
owns one Of the boars. The bred sows
are nearly all sired by LaFollette's
Wonder, very large heavy boned
hog, and they show the breeding of
Pedigrees can be furnished by Mr..
Baum for all the hogs sold. Here is
one of the best punches of Duroc Jer
seys that will be sold this year.
Twelve head of horses and 10 head
of cattle go to make up this sale. Be
sure and read the large advertisement
of Mr.. Baums on page 3. Here is
sale that you should not miss Re-
member the date is Friday, February
14th. A good sale.
Jas. and Jeremiah 0Connor.
The largest public auction held so
far this season will be held on Thurs
day, February GOTH, when Messrs. Jas.
and jeremiah O'Connor will hold a
closing out sale on their farm in Sec
ton 16, East Boyer township, miles
east of Denison, 5 miles west of Vail
and / mile north and l mile west of
| Center school house The O'Connor
brothers have. rented their farm and
will move to Denison and take this
method of dispos1ng of their belong
ings. The sale will commence prompt
ly at 10 o'clock. One hundred and
four head of live stock will be offered.
Here is the chance of life time to
get good horses; Is head of horses,
some of the heaviest draft horses that
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