The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1913-02-19
BAUM'S PUBLICSALE
MOST SUCCESSFUL
Over One Thousand People Attend
and Everything Brought Good
Prices-Mr. Baum Pleased
OTHER SALES TO BE HELD
Season Will Soon Close and Those
Who Have Not Stocked Up
Should Attend Tsese Sales

several public sale advertisements
that should attract the attention of all
The public sale season will soon be
over and those who have not taken
advantage of previous sales should
look over the list of public sale dates
claimed in this issue and find out
where the remaining sales will be
| held
Those who have advertised public
sales in this paper this season all re
port good sales and are more enthus
iastic over Review advertising than
ever before. Mr.. N. e. Baum, who
held a closing out sale on last Friday
was in this Office last Monday and in.
formed us that his sale went way be
yond his expectations, bringing in a
little over $4,000. He reports the larg
est crowd in attendance at his sale
of any sale held in the county yet
this season and this fact is also
vouched for by others who were in at
tendance. Mr.. Baum placed half
page ad in the Review for two weeks
and tells us that the advertising
brought him buyers from Sioux City
Harlan, Manning and towns adjacent
to Crawford, as we'll as number in
the county. His stuff brought top
notch prices and farmers were quick
to bid on his high-grade hogs. The
day of the sale was an ideal one.
SALES TO BE HELD.
Raymond e. Brown
Last week we called attention to the
Raymond E. Brown sale of Chester
White bred sows that will be held in
the sale pavilion at Dunlap on next
Wednesday, February 26th. Forty-five
head will be offered for sale. This will
be a good sale and one that should be
attended.
c. M. Peterson
The C. NJ. Peterson sale of Poland
China bred sows was advertised in the
last issue and also appears in this
issue of the paper: Mr.. Peterson is
offering Al head of high grade sows
and gifts, bred to three famous boars.
This sale will take place at Dunlap
on Friday, February 2Sth. Read his
ad on another page and plan to attend
this big sale.
w. r. Huckstep
On page 10 of this issue OF the Re-
view will be found the half-page ad'
vertisement of Mr.. w. T. Huckstep
who is advertising closing out sale
on his place in Section II, Milford
township, on Wednesday, February
26th. Mr.. Huckstep recently sold mis-
farm to Mr.. John Fritz and is taking
this means of disposing of his prop
erty. You will notice in his ad that he
is offering for sale 16 head of good
horses: IL head of cattle are an at
traction of this sale, six are young
COWS that will be fresh in the spring
3 yearling steers, 1 Shorthorn bull,
heifer and a steer calf. Sixty head Of
hogs will be sold, 20 of them gooc
brood sows, bred to fine boars. Here
is a good sale. Be sure to read his &C
on page 10 for complete offering. Re
member the date and plan to attend
Fred Olson
Fred Olson, of Buck Grove, has dis
posed of his farm and will hold a sale
on Tuesday, February 25th. Nineteer
head of horses, 10 head of cattle, II
extra good brood sows, all bred, ant
complete line of farm machinery e
to make up a good sale. Be sure tt
read his ad, which appears on another
page in this issue of the Review.
p. w. Weberg and B. w. Hunt
P. w. Weberg and B. w. Hunt ap
pear on page 8 of this weeks issue
with half page ad announcing sale
of 60 head of full blooded Duroc Jer
sey bred sows. Mr.. Weberg in Sc
lecting a date for the sale decided thai
he would hold it on the date thai
Woodrow Wilson will step into the
presidential chair, and so the sale viii
take place on Tuesday, March 4th. The
sale will be held at his place two
blocks south of the Northwestern
freight depot in storm proof tent
and will be held rain or shine. These
60 head of top sows and gifts are bree
to six of the best boarS of the breed
Send for a catalogue and plan to at
tend this big sale. Read their ad or