The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1914-02-04
ATTEND THEMANY
PUBLIC SALES
Numerous Sales to be Held This
Month and Review Columns Well
Filled With Sale Ads.
MANY ARE MOVING TO DENIsoh
Al of Items Mentioned in These Sale
Ads Are Good and Will No Doubt
Bring Good Prices.

Monday, Feb. 8: w. j. Cochran
Public sale on his farm just east OF
Denison.
Tuesday, Feb. 10: John S. Carey
Closing out sale on his farm 4 miles
north and 1 mile east of Manila and
Z miles south Of Vail.
Tuesday, Feb. 10: Public Sale
Frank Woolston on his farm in the
west half of section 26 Stockholm
township miles south of Ellis and
miles north east of Deloit.
Wednesday, Feb. IL: H. F. Beerman
Public sale on his place in Section 49,
Nishnabotny township, located miles
east of Buck Grove.
Thursday, Feb. IL: Swan Sjostrom
and E. Hultander. Combination sale
on the old julius Mertz farm, located
2 miles northeast of Boyer.
Monday, Feb. 16 C.. M. Pederson's
sale of pure bred Poland China sows
and gifts at the sale pavilion in Dun
lap.
Tuesday, Feb. II: Public Sale. Dan
Lawler, Sr. on his farm known as the
Bovard place, 2 miles north of West
Side.
Tuesday, Feb. II: Public sale. c.
A. Larson, / mile east and u mile
north of Kiron.
Monday, Feb. %: Detlef Heide. Pub
lie sale on his place in Section 49,,
Goodrich township.
Thursday, Feb. 26: John Fritz on
the farm known as the Huckstep farm
located miles northeast of Denison,
2 miles northeast Of DelOit, in Mil
ford township.
Feb. BIB. w. Hunts Sale of Dur
oc-Jersey Thoroughbred hogs.
Public sale advertisements are
numerous in this issue of the Review
tised in this issue and more to be an
nounced in the next weeks paper.
Farmers in this and adjoining coun-
ties realize the value of this papers
extensive circulation and use it's COL
umns literally to announce their
sales. We wish to particularly call
attention to the following sales to be
held in the near future:
Poland China Bred Sow Sale.
c. NJ. Pedcrson. the we'll known
breeder of the Poland China strain, is
using a quarter page to announce his.
big sale of As head of pure bred Pol
and China sows and gifts, which he
will hold in the sale pavilion at Dun
lap on Monday, February 18th. Farm
ers who have lost their hogs with
cholera should attend this big sale
and purchase foundation stock for
new herds. Mr.. Pederson's Offering
is one of the best and farmers will do
we'll to attend. The As head to be sold
are all cholera immune, having been
vaccinated with the simultaneous
method. Don't fail to read his an
nOuncement in this issue and write
for a catalogue. Remember the date
Monday, February 18th.
The John Fritz Sale.
John Fritz, of Deloit, is announcing
= sale in this issue to be held on his
farm in Milford township on Thurs
day, February 26th. He has sold his
farm and takes this means of dispos-
ing of his property. He is advertis-
ing head of horses, "a head of cat
tie, 40 head of shoats and nice lot
of farm machinery. The sale will
commence promptly at 10 O'Clock. Nc
Ahren & Malone will cry the sale and
the Crawford County State bank will
clerk. Read his announcement else
where in this issue.
c. A. Larson's Sale.
c. A. Larson, having rented his farm
announces public sale to be held on
his place / mile east and n mile
north of Kiron on Tuesday, February
18th, commencing promptly at 10 a. m.
1t will be noticed in his advertisement
that he will sell 10 head of horses, %
head of cattle, IS head of fall shoats
and the usual amount of farm machin-
cry. The horses and cattle will be
the main attraction of this good sale,
rs they are of the desirable kind. l..
L. Eels will be the auctioneer and w.
]. Sandberg will clerk. Read his an
nouncement carefully and plan to at
tend.