The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1913-01-22
PUBLIC SALES
ARE NUMEROUS
Those Holding Public Auctions Real
ize Value of Review Circulation
and Profit Thereby.
CHEAPEST AND MOST EFFECTIVE
A Public Sale Advertisement Will be
Found on Most Every Page OF
This Issue.
Public Sales Advertised.

Public Sales Advertised.
In this issue of the Review will be
found eight different public sale ad
vertisements and those who are an
xious to stock up their farms will do
we'll to look over the ads and attend
the sales advertised in this paper
Crawford county farmers who hold
public sales realize the value OF the
thorough circulation of the Review
and find that it is the cheapest and
most effective way of notifying the
public. For this reason the Review
advertises more public sales than any
other paper in Crawford county. II
YOU are contemplating holding a sale
in the near future Gale at this office
or write to us and we will help you
arrange for the advertising and do all
in our power to help you pull OFT a
successful sale.
Enoch TeIlgren
Enoch Tellgren, who lives on what
is known as the Nels Winquist farm,
located 1 "a miles southeast of Kiron,
3 IL miles west of Boyer and 6 miles
north of Deloit, will hold public
sale on Tuesday, January 2Sth, COM
mencing promptly at 10 o'clock. Mr.
Tellgren is contemplating moving to
Minnesota in the near future and
takes this means of disposing of his
belongings. On this date he will offer
for sale head of horses, % head OF
cattle, "a head of hogs, a lot of good
farm machinery and other things. Mr..
Tellgrens ad appears on page II OF
this issue of the Review. Be sure
and read it for complete list.
p. j.. Monaghan & Company.
One of the large public sales of the
season is that of P. J. Monaghan &
company, which is advertised on page
of this issue This sale is advertised
to take place on Thursday, January
3Oth, and will be held on the M. Glib
lin farm, 4 miles east and 2 IL miles
south of VAIL miles south and l mile
west of West Side, and will COM
mence promptly at 10 o'clock. Four
teen head of horses, 60 head OF cat
tie, Sc head of hogs and complete
line of farm machinery will be offered
for sale, besides ten tons of hay and
1000 bushels of corn. The members
of this firm intend to quit farming
and for this reason are closing out.
Don't forget that this sale will be
held on Thursday, January 3Oth. Read
their ad for further particulars.
Fred j. Evers.
Fred J. Evers has rented his farm
in Section Z, Denison township 4
miles west of Denison, 10 miles south
of Schleswig, and will move to town.
In uthis issue he advertises a public
sale to be held on his place on Friday,
January 31st, commencing promptly
at II o'clock a. M, when he will offer
for sale the following property: 80
head of live stock consisting OF -
head of horses, Sc head of good cat
tie, IS head of hogs and 20 dozen
chickens. Farmers who are in need
of machinery should read his ad, ap-
pearing on page 5 of this issue.
Ernst Schroeder
A public sale which should attract
the attention of the farmers is that OF
Mr.. Ernst Schroeder, which is adver-
tised to take place on Monday, Febru-
airy Sd, on what is known as the old
Dick Johnson place on the Delolt
road 3 miles north of Denison. This
sale will commence at II o'clock in
the morning. Mr.. Schroeder Will
offer 5 head of horses, 20 head OF cat
tie, 10 head of hogs and some good
farm machinery. Do not fail to read
his ad, which appears on page IN
this issue of the Review.
A. G. sjogren
We wish to call attention to the
half-page display public sale notice OF
Mr.. A. G. Sjogren, which appears on
page of this issue of the Review.
Mr.. Sjogren is going to move to Min
nesota in the near future and wishes
to dispose of his property and so
takes this means of doing so. The
sale will take place on Tuesday, Feb
ruary 4th, on the Olof Larson farm,
Section 25, Otter Creek township, 3 IL
miles north of Deloit and 3 IL miles
south of Kiron, commencing at IL