The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-01-13

ment in the Review each week during
the sale season and farmers follow
the sales by reading the announce
ments each week. This column is
printed for the benefit of our farmer
friends who want to keep in touch with
the coming sales and those who hold
sales know that their announcements
will be followed better in this paper
than in any other paper.
Several new sales are announced
in this issue and there are more to
follow in our next issue. The Review
job department has been rushed with
bill work for farmers who are to hold
sales in the near future.
Jacob kropf Sale.
Jacob Kropf is using quarter page
space in this issue to announce a sale
to be held ON his place in Section q.
Stockholm. township, miles south
west of Boyer, on Monday, January
18th. Boys, here is sale that you
cannot afford to miss and is one of the
big sales advertised in this issue. He
is listing head Of horses and they
are of the kind that would be useful
on any farm. In the cattle line he is
advertising II head consisting Of 10
mich cows, 20 3yyear old heifers, 40
head OF year clds and under and a
thoroughbred Polled Angus bull. Here
is an opportunity to stock up on A No.
1 cattle and you can't afford to miss
the chance. 145 head OF hogs are list
ed in this good sale, As OF which are
good brood sows, all bred to pedi-
greed boar. A nice lot of farm ma
chinery goes to make up this unusual
Offering. E. T. Malone will cry the
sale and the Traders Bank of Vail
clerk Remember the sale is next
Monday and commences at 10 o'clock
sharp. Read the announcement on
page 6 of the second section.
Fred Bottser Sale.
Fred Bottger, who lives mile north
of Kenwood, will hold a sale on Thurs
day, January 21st, commencing at 10
o'clock sharp. His offering consists
Of 80 head Of live stock. He is listing
9 head of good horses, IL head of cat.
tie and 10 brood sows, together with
some good farm machinery. His an
nouncement appears on page Of the
second section and don't fail to read
over his offering. e. T. Malone will
cry the sale and the First National
bank will clerk it. A good sale and
one we'll worth making an effort to at
tend.
Ray Winans Sale.
The Ray Winans sale is attracting
considerable attention and without a
doubt there will be big crowd Of
buyers in attendance. The sale will
be held on Wednesday, January Goth.
commencing promptly at 10 o'clock.
Mention was made of this sale in our
last ISSUE It will be nollced N MS
announcement on page 3 of the Sec
ond section that he is listing 25 head
of grade Percheron horses and most
of the mares are bred to his full blood.
ed Percheron stallion. Now, II you
are in need Of good horses, by all
means attend this sale. IL head of
cattle, 25 heed Of Chester White hogs
and a complete line OF farm machinery
&C 20 make up the offering. Be sure
and read the announcement and be on
hand sale day. sx;3
Duroe Jersey Sale.
p. w. Weberg's annual sale OF Duroc
Jersey bred sows will be held at his
farm two blocks south OF the c. 4
N. w. freight depot on Wednesday,
January 9th. Here is q sale that will
command the attention Of both breed
ers and farmers and one that has been
looked forward to with interest. Mr..
Weberg has made great preparation
for. this sale, which will be held in
heated pavilion. His Offering this
year consists Of 40 head Of bred sows