The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-10-06
Sale Dates Claimed

rE Oil, Oh tultuSO, VIII w ftt i-ho' y
livery barn in Donison.
Tuesday, Oct. u: Sale of Crawford
county farm at auction; 100 acre farm
located miles southwest OF West Side
Sale to be held on the farm at p. m.
Wednesday, Oct. 13: Shorthorn sale.
Sale to be held at Wavcland Stock
farm located miles east of Odebolt.
Thursday, Oct. IA: Duroc Jersey
sale. O. S. Carson to hold his twenty
third annual sale of pure bred Duroc
Jersey boars and gifts at his farm one
half mile southeast of Logan.
Wednesday, Oct. 90: Duroc Jersey
sale. 3. w. Hunts sale OF DurOc Jer-
sey boars at Laub's livery barn in Den
ison.
The public sale season has now com
menced and number of dates have
already been claimed in the Reviews
column Of Sales Dates Claimed. which
appears for the first time this season
in this weeks issue Farmers who in
tend to hold sales this season should
notify the Review as soon as the date
has been fixed so that it may appear
in this column. The Review makes
no charge for claiming your date ana
by running your. date in this column
possibility Of two sales being held on
the same day is eliminated rms IS
Feature that has been appreciated by
farmers in the past and keeps your
sale before the public right up to the
very day that it is held. Mr.. Farmer
|if YOU are going to hold a sale by all
means call at the Review Office and
let us explain public sale advertising
methods to you. Most OF the public
sales during the past decade have been
advertised in The Review for farmers
realize that Review advertising reach
es nearly every home in Crawford
county and in counties adjacent.
Farmers read the public sale column
in the Review and it is through TINS
column that they keep in touch with
the sales to be held.
We wish to call attention to tie fol-
lowing sales to he held in the near fu-
ture:
o. S. Larson Sale.
Mr.. O. s. Larson, OF Logan, is using
space in this issue to announce his
twenty-third annual sale OF Duroc Jer-
sey boars and gifts. Here is sale
that is well worth attending and farm
ers who desire to purchase some pure
bred Duroc Jersey stock should read
his announcement over carefully ana
plan to attend. He is offering 40 head
of thoroughbred boars and gifts. They
are sired by six different sires: King
the Col. Redmen, Royal Select, Mod
els Dream King the Col. Jr. and =.
Nv. Col. If you are Interested III q
good hog be sure and attend this sale
for Mr.. Larson has a grand lot OF
boars. The sale will be held at his
farm one-llalf mile southeast OF LoA
| gan. Remember the date, THURSDAY,
October 18th, commencing promptly
at O'Clock His announcement APP
pears on page eight Of the first sec
| ton.
Farm at Auction.
1t is not often that a Crawford conn-
ty farm is sold at auction. but in this
issue of the Review will be found the
announcement of a sale OF 100 acres
located two miles southwest OF West
Side on Tuesday, October 18th, to be
sold at auction. This farm belongs to
the Adolph Winters estate and in or
der to close it up it has been decided
to sell the land at auction. This farm
is one of the very best. ones in the
eastern part of the county, being
smooth aud gently rolling, Just sufll-
cient to make natural drainage with
out wash or waste on any part OF 1t.
The farm is well improved, having IN
excellent modern dwelling, large barns,
granaries and outbuidinss. The an
nounccment of this sale is printed on
page six of the first section. If you
want to purchase an No. ] farm,
you had better plan to attend TINS SAFE.
3. w. Hunts Sale.
Many farmers have been waiting
for the announcement of b. w. Hunts
sale of Duroc Jersey boars. This sale
is to be held at Laub's sale pavilion in
Denison on Wednesday, October 2Oth.
He is Offering 40 head Of fall and
spring boars and they are one OF the
srandest lots that he has ever offered;
all in the pink of condition. he Will
sell IL head of husky fall boars, IN
Guiding three of his prize winners.
| They are sired by b. HIS Crimson
Wonder. litter mate to the second
prize winner at Des Moines and son
of Echo's Crimson Wonder, the lirst
prize and champion at Nebraska III
lisa. Could you ask for better blood
lines? He is selling Is head Of spring
boars sired by his 800 pound senior
yearling Giant Defender, who is adj
mired by all who see him. Mr.. Hunt
will have his catalogues ready Tor
mailing this week and will be glad to
send them to all interested parties. !.
F.. Stickelman will Cry this sale. Read
the announcement on another page OF
this issue.
Auction Sale.
An auction sale will be held on the
streets of Denison next Saturday al
lternoon, October 9th. A team OF good
horses, together with buggy and set OF
harness and some household goods will
be sold.
Horse Buyer.
Harry Gill, the Chicago horse buyer
will be at Laub's livery barn in Deni
son on next Monday, October 18th. Mr.
Gill is advertising in this issue tol
500 head of cavalry horses and mares
from S to 10 years old, weight from
1000 to 100; must be in good 1lesf
and serviceably sound; also 500 heac
of artillery horses and mares from
to 10 years old. weight 100 to l4OO;
must be fat and broke to harness. nc
is also in the market for 1000 heat
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