The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1914-01-14
Sale of Charles Erne.

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be found the advertisement of Chas.
Erne, who is announcing a sale on
Monday, January 26th, commencing at
10 o'clock a. m. Mr. Erne has rented
his farm in Section Is, Stockholm
township, and intending to quit farm
ing, has decided on this means of dis
posing of his property. Here is one
of the real big sales of the season and
should attract large crowd on sale
day. He is advertising 1877 head of
live stock, which consists of 8 head of
horses, 70 head of cattle and so Duroc
Jersey sows. From the description of
the horses they are of the desirable
kind. The head liner in this sale is
+, the cattle, and farmers who wish to
stock up with some fine three year old
heifers, all in calf. should attend this
SALE Twenty bushels of seed corn
and the usual amount of farm machin-
cry go to make up the remainder of
the Offering. l. l.. Eels will cry the
sale and w. j. Sandberg will act as
clerk. Remember the date of this big
sale is Monday, January 26th. Read
the announcement elsewhere in this
paper.
Big Type Poland China Sale.
A. D. Jones, the well known breeder
of Poland China hogs, has decided to
close out his entire herd and will hold
sale in the pavilion at Dunlap on Sat
urday, January 31st Seventy head of
Big Type Poland leaders in size and
quality will be offered for sale. AS
will be noticed by his advertisement
on another page the entire herd is i'm
mune, having been treated with the
double meth2l of vaccination. This
will undoubtedly be one of the great
est sales of the year. Mr.. Jones is put
ting in this sale what most breeders
would reserve for breeding purposes.
Here will be an opportunity to pur-
| chase grand boar or bred SOW. Here
is sale that every lover Of the Poland
China strain should attend. Read his
ad over carefully.
Chas. 6rogden Sale.
Another of the big sales advertised
in this issue of the Review is the sale
of Chas. Brogden, which will be held
on his place mile and a half north
west OF Denison on Thursday, Janu-
airy 29th, commencing at 10 o'clock
a. M, sharp. Mr.. Brogden is adver-
Using IA head of horses. SO head of
cattle, "a head of brood sows, "a head
of breeding ewes and Z dozen Rhode
Island Rred chickens. A nice line of
farm machinery goes to complete the
offering. A big free lunch will be
served at noon. Malone Brothers will
cry the sale, and it will be clerked by
the Crawford County State bank Read
his announcement over carefully and
remember the date is Thursday, Janu-
airy goth.
Philip Signal Sale.
Readers of this paper will notice on
page 10 of this issue quarter page
advertisement announcing the sale Of
Philip Signal, which will be held on
his farm, 2 miles north and 1 mile east
of Manning on Monday. January 10Th,
commencing at 10 a. m. Mr.. Signal
is advertising 155 head of live stock,
consisting of 81 head of excellent
horses, SO head of cattle, 40 head of
brood soWs, safe in pig, and nice lot
of farm machinery. Here is sale
well worth attending. Mr.. Signal has
sold his north farm and will give pos
session March 1st and is closing out
his stock. Read over his announce
ment carefully and plan to attend this
sale.
Duroc Jersey Sow Sale.
P. w. Weberg is using a half page
ad in this issue of the Review to an
nounce Duroc Jersey SOW sale on
Wednesday, January 2Sth Mr.. We
berg is too we'll known to the breeders
of the Duroc Jersey strain to need
much of an introduction. This sale he
is calling Crimson Wonder III and c.
HIS Special SOW sale and will offer 40
head of top sows and gifts bred to
these two great boars. Lovers of the
Duroc Jersey strain will be able to
purchase at this sale sows bred to two
of the greatest sires of the breed. His
appears on page 9 of
this issue. Col. N. G. Kraschel will
cry the sale. We will have more to
say in regard to this sale in this col
INN next week.
1t is believed that King Menelik will