The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-11-15
PUBLIC AUCTION
SEASON OPENS
Many Advertisements Appear This
Week in Review-ReIying More
4 on Newspaper Publicity.
LOOK ADVERTISEMENTS OVER
Combination Sales, Hog Sales, Horse
&; and Mule Sales and General
Farm Sales Appear Elsewhere
SALE DATES CLAIMED


L. Tregloan at Carroll, Iowa.
SATURDAY, NOV. 10: Poland China
hog sale. Frank Rainier at Logan.
WEDNESDAY, NOV. %: Public sale
Earnest Hulsebus, 3 miles east Of Buck
Grove; miles south of Denison.
THURSDAY, NOV. 20: Public sale
Fred Wright, on his farm miles south
and 2 miles east Of Charter Oak.
TUESDAY, NOV. %: Combination
sale. Henry Dodge on his farm S
miles west of Denison and 8 miles east
of Arion, on Lincoln highway.
WEDNESDAY, NOV. 20: Public sale.
Herman Adams on the farm l mile
south and one-half mile west OF the six
mile house in Section "a, Hanover Twp
While it may be just little early
for what is termed the Sale Season" "
there are many sale advertisements in
this weeks Review. There are al
I ways few sales held at this season
of the year, but the big majority of
public sales are held during December
and January, with sprinkling in Feb.
ruary. Sales held during the present
month, however, are generally quite
successful. the prices paid are usually
above the average, and the buying is
for the most part spirited. Farmers
and others contemplating holding
sales have been studying conditions
as to how best get crowd, and how
to best place their sales before the
public. The day of the sale bill ex-
clusively is past and newspaper ad-
t;cir ~ n 1icn0ou no &c fn n
taking the place of bill posting. The
holder of sales is which of the many
papers give the best service. Adver-
Using in any paper having circula-
ton of four or five hundred will bring
good results. and these papers are
deserving of patronage, but it is the
paper with circulation OF from 5000
to 5000 that brings the big results.
Many farmers hesitate about paying
the price the paper with larger cir
culation demands, and some even
think such a paper should charge no.
more than the one with 300 or 400 cir
culation. The territory covered is Of
ten times not considered, when for q
few dollars extra one may reach thous-
ands of readers. and bring extra buy
ers to SALE 8
The sales advertising in this weeks
Review will be found on various pages
and we ask careful perusal of the
same.
Frank Rainier's Poland China Sale.
Saturday. November 18th.
Few stock raisers in Crawford coun-
ty have not heard of Frank Rainier,
the big Poland China swine breeder
over at Logan. He advertises 81 head
of pure bred Poland China boars for
sale, including two great herd boars,
10 fall yearlings and 20 spring boars.
The sale will be held in the sale pa
Wilton at Logan, and visitors will be
entertained at the Hotel Lusk. The
two herd boars referred to are RS
Monarch and RS Longfellow. Breed
ers are familiar with this strain, and
are sure to get some good stock by
attending this sale.
Frank 9ixier
Saturday. November 18th. @
Breeders will do well to note the
date of the above sale and attend. The
Offering comprises number OF pure
bred Poland China hogs sired by Pre-
mier Wonder 199303, and traced on
the dams side from Choice Orange
223795t All the boars are of good
quality and we'll marked. Pedigrees
will be furnished on day of sale. Ma
i lone Bros. are the auctiOneers. ...t.
L. L. TreooIan's uie Sale.
Carroll, Saturday, November 18th
Farmers and teamsters who desire
a fine mule team should plan to attend
the great mule sale at Carroll on the
above date Mr.. l.. l.. TreglOan, a
breeder and raiser of mules, will offer
/ 54 head OF fine animals; 30 OF them
are from three to nine years old and
]. weigh from 1000 to 1900 pounds. They
are nice and round, sound and gentle.
Twenty-Five four year old mules are
also offered, as we'll as two mammoth
Jacks. The usual terms will be given
and the sale will start at 80. Parties
from Denison can go up in the morn
ing and be in pelnty of time. Sale
will be held in the Carroll feed yard.
Mr.. Tregloan is not mule broker,
but raised these mules himself. l.. A.
Wilson and v. c. Schwaller, auction
GERS; ]. B. DOpheide, clerk.
Ernest Husebus' Sale.
Wednesday. November 22d.
Mr.. Hulsebus advertises that he has
gone into the hardware business at
Buck Grove, and for that reason will
hold public sale on the above date,
at which time he will sell his entire
holdings. Listed you will find IL head
OF horses and mules, 20 head of cattle,
of which are mich cows, will be
fresh soon. full blooded Durham
bulls. and the balance young stock; 40
head of Dur0c Jersey hogs, all we'll
bred and consist of 20 sOws and 20
barrows. Considerable machinery,
farm wagons. etc., are listed as we'll
as 1000 bushels of corn in crib. The
usual terms and good free lunch. Ma
lone's also have this sale and Dan
Hemphil will clerk the sale.
Sale Of Fred Wright.
Thursday, November 23d.
Fred Wright. living three miles
south of Charter Oak. is going to move
to Wyoming, this being the reason for
holding sale. He offers II head OF
horses, all good farm workers; IS
head of cattle, including mich cows,
8 spring calves. 1 bull and two year
old steer; 30 head of brood sows and
so spring shoats; 500 bushels of corn.
Is tons of tame hay and bushels OF
potatoes. The usual amount OF ma
chinery, harness. etc, will be sold.
Free lunch at noon. and the usual
terms are offered. Malone Bros. will