The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-01-24
of buyers. Mr.. Riddle lists 80 head Of

of buyers. Mr.. Riddle lists 30 head Of
highly bred dual purpose Polled Dur.
ham cattle, 8 head Of horses, IL fall
pigs and a nice lot of farm machinery.
The main attraction of this sale Is, of
course, the Polled Durham cattle, and
farmers who are DESTROYS Of getting
some good foundation. stock should
plan to be on hand sale day. Malone
Bros. will cry this sale and w. E. Fish
ell will clerk. Remember the date and
by all means attend.
Mesenbrink q Wright Sale.
~ Tuesday, January 80.
In order to settle the estate of Mr..
and Mrs. S. E. Wright, deceased, and
dissolve the partnership between the
estate and H. w. Mesenbrink, a sale
will be held on what Is known as the
Sam Wright farm, 6 miles southwest
of Dow City. on the above mentioned
date. Here is onesof the big sales an
nounced this week, and one which we
urge readers to investigate. From
the announcement published on an.
other page it will be noticed that lis
head of cattle are listed, as well as
corn hay fodder. etc Malone Rros
will cry this sale and Bob Wettengel
will clerk. A good sale, boys, and
don't forget it. ~
Albert Carlson Sale.
Wednesday, February Z.
Albert Carlson, who lives on the
German place, miles north Of Buck
Grove, is announcing sale this week,
to be held on the above mentioned
date. Mr.. Carlson will move to Cana
da and for that reason wishes to dis
pose of his property. He is listing 3
head of horses. SO head Of cattle and
a lot of good farm machinery. Ma
lone Bros. are the auctioneers and the
First National bank clerk. II you are
looking for good horses of the desir-
able kind don't fail to attend this
sale. Read the announcement on an.
other page and plan to attend this
good sale.
Kepford Sale.
Friday, February 9.
Jacob Kepford is announcing a big
public sale in this issue of the Review
to take place on the date mentioned
above. MrKepford will retire from
the farm and wishes to dispose of his
property. He is listing IL head OF
good horses, IS head of cattle, IL
brood sows and some good farm ma
chinery. Malone Bros. are, the auc-
tioneers and o. NJ. Criswell will clerk.
or course free lunch will be served
at noon. The sale will be held on Mr..
Kepford's farm, located in Section 8,
Washington township, 2 miles east of
Arion. Here is one of the big sales
advertised this week and one that is
bound to draw a record breaking
crowd. His horses are of the desir-
able type for farm use. Be sure and
read his announcement on another
page and plan to attend.
Not Looking for Has-6eens.
The political bogy Of the present
hour shows how the politicians antici-
pate the future in playing their game.
Bryan and Roosevelt, both down and
out has-beens, in that particular, are
being discussed as presidential candi-
dates in 1920.-Bryan presumably,
largely because of his peace and dry
campaign planks, and Roosevelt. ap.
parently from force Of habit in some
quarters. r,
But 1920 is long ways off when 1t
comes to figuring IN political issues.
While the most of Us would like to see
the war die out as quickly as 1t ap-
peared, it may do that very thing.
And, going at the present rate OF hu-
man progress, We'll not be looking
for has7beens or even thinking Of them
with, the passing of another quadren-
NAL period, Mount Vernon Hawk-eye.