The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1914-12-30

I Of the paper and carry in his not,
book to keep track of the coming
sales. The public sale season has
now a good start and from now unit
! the first of March there will be q
, sale in this locality most every day.
Those who have held sales already
tell us that their sales We're well at
tended and that the receipts were bet
ter than thy expected. In almost
every instance they say that their
newspaper advertising was the means
OF bringing them, buyers from dis
lance that they Mad not counted on.
Farmers generally have come to real
ize that advertising in the Review is
the cheapest way of notifying the
buyers of Crawford county and the
Surrounding territory of their sales
for the Review is read in almost ev-
cry farm home in this county and the
immediate country about. Mr.. Farm
er, advertising in the Review does
not cost you any more than it costs
the merchant to advertise and when
you want to dispose of several thous-
ands OF dollars worth OF property it
is necessary that you have the crowd
| OF buyers there on your sale day.
Place an ad in the Review for with
its circulation OF $500 copies each
week it will announce the sale cheap
eff and more effectively than by any
other means.
n. NJ. Coleman sale1
| On page eight of the second section
of this weeks issue will be found the
announcement OF ME H. M. Coleman,
who is advertising public sale to-
be held on the old Hawk farm, sec
ton "a, Paradise township, 6 miles
northwest of Denison on Thursday,
January 14th. Mr.. Coleman has de-
cided to move to Montana and for
that reason wishes to dispose OF his
property. Here is a sale that is well
worth attending for everything to be
sold is in first class condition. He
has listed head of horses; "a head
of cattle; thirty head OF hogs and
nice lot of farm machinery. Il. 7.
Malone will Cry this sale and it will
be clerked by 0. M. Criswell. Be
sure and read his announcement care.
fully and plan to be on hand.
Edward +. Ahrens.
On Thursday, January 7, Mr.. Ed
ward F. Ahrens will hold a sale on
his farm in Section 80, Paradise town
ship, miles northwest of Dow City |
commencing promptly at II o'clock in |
the morning. Nh. Ahrens has sold
his farm and for this reason will dis
pose of his porperty. He is selling
4 head of horses; 20 head of cattle,
IL brood sows and fine bunch OF
farm machinery. Here is good sale
and one well worth attending. Auc-
tioneer Malone will cry the sale and |
it will be clerked by w. E. Fishel.
M. o. MYERS SALE.
On page 6 OF the second section of
this weeks Review will be found the
announcement of Mr.. NJ. o. Myers who !
will hold a sale on his place mile
south OF Deloit on Wednesday, Jan
uary IS. Mr.. Myers has decided to
quit farming and for this reason will
dispose of his property Farmers,
here is an exceptional opportunity to
purchase some mighty good work |
horses that are sound and true and
just the kind that you want on the
place. He has listed eleven head
and tells us that he has raised every
head and knows just what they are. |
Besides the horses he will sell %
head of cattle. Lovers of Poland china
hogs should by all means be on hand
at this sale for he is listing Is head
OF brood soWs, six OF which are full
blooded and pedigrees will be furnish
ed the buyers On day of sale. Farm
machinery and numerous other art
icles go to make up this good sale
q. r. Malone is the auctioneer and
Guy Martin will be the clerk. Read
tho announcement.
His ad., which was printed in the
second section, has an error in the
date, but it is printed on the 7th
page OF section one correctly. His
sale will be held on Wednesday, jan
uary 18th.
Ne!s. S. Lindsren Sale.
| Another new announcement in this
issue is that Of Mr.. Nels S. Lindgren.
MIR. Lind kren has purchased a farm in
Minnesota with all the stock and
machinery and SO will sell his prop
erty on the A. r. Curry farm, 3 miles
east Of Deloit, 3 miles north and 5
miles east Of Vail on Thursday, jan
uary 14th commencing promptly at
| 10000 o'clock. Here is one Of the big
sales of the season and one that should
attract a large number of buyers. He
| is selling head of horses. Mr.. Lind
gren informs US that these horses
are sound and true to work and will
make any farmer mighty fine work
team. In the cattle line he is listing
I42 head and farmers can hardly afford
to miss reading descriptions of them.
twenty-five head of high grade Dur