The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-10-10
CONTINUED from Page Six.)

house and barn on the farm about
two miles east of Denison. heating
plant will also be installed in the resi-
dence.
F.. G. wishes US to inform the guy
who stole that key of home made wine
to return the key If 1t Is now empty.
He would like to refill it.
Den Kane has recently built barn
on his farm one mile northwest or
Buck Grove. 1t is 24x36 and contains
six double stalls. A cattle shed and
chicken house will be built soon and
all the buildings painted. l saw sew
eral very good ears OF corn whlch
came from field on this farm.
brought home two ears which are the
largest have seen this year, and
hard. why they were as hard as some
dumplings have eaten in the county
where l came from.
C. J. O'Meara has built an addition
to his dwelling on the farm three miles
south of Buck Grove.
Frank holland will reshingle his
miles southeast of Buck Grove.
o.
Fritz Blosk has built very good
chicken house on his farm three miles
northeast of Buck Grove. 1t is built
of concrete blocks and Is in size Tx
20. A 14x20 addition has been built
to his machine shed.
F. C. Brandenburg is building
combination corn crib and garage on
his farm in section twelve, Charter
Oak township. 1t will be l4X32.
Gathering news last week was not
q pleasure for me. l was sick the
greater part of the week. If you had
q three day attack Of sick headache
and then rode around in 4d you
know about how ! felt This explains
why my department is not up to stand
ard this week.
Manning Monitor: This week DR..
and Mrs. H. H. Fairbanks left Man.
ming for Harlan, where they will tenn
porarily reside and where he will con-
tinue in the work of the government,
as an organizer and director against
the plague of hog cholera. While at
Manning DR.. Fairbanks had charge
of four counties. He showed such
ability that he was given charge over
the southwest quarter of Iowa. Dur
ing the past four years the four coun
ties organized by DR.. Fairbanks were
singularly free from hog cholera and
credit must be given him and the vet
erinarians of the district who faith
fully cooperated with him.
Jefferson Bee: Tom Jackman, OF
Grant township, can justly lay claim
to being the champion onion raiser OF
this part Of Iowa. He planted an acre
or two this spring and is now reaping
q crop estimated at 500 bushels. He
will have them all pulled by the mid
die of this week and they are being
stored in town. Onions sold this
spring early at about 50 per bushel,
/ but Tom is not asking that price now
not by long shot! Still his crop
is avery valuable one. He also raised
200 bushels of potatoes in addition
to his regular farm crop.
On the Gustave Rabe farm in Sec
ton thirty. Morgan township, l met
the tenant, Oswald Zobel, and during
q conversation with him learned that
Mr. Rabe has decided to return next
year to his 100 acre farm. This
leaves Oswald without farm for next
season. He has all the ear marks Of
one having such a size farm to rent
would do we'll to look him up. His
post Office address is route two,
Schleswig.
VIM. Dorf1er Is building a cob house |
1Ox14 on his farm in section twenty |
six, Soldier township.
Louis Vogelpohl has just built a
cattle shed on his 600 acre farm two
miles northwest OF Ricketts,. The |
building Is 2OX56. He informed me !
that he would soon buy three cars Of
feeders.
r. H. Ernst has just completed a !
cement feeding floor, 32x5O, for his |
hogs on the farm in section sixteen, |
Morgan township. Mr.. Ernst inform
ed me that he had used 300 sacks Of
cement this summer ON the farm.
l regretted that Otto Teut was in |
such hurry when called. for
would have liked to have given his |
buildings the once over. He was Just |
getting ready to leave for a neighbor's ]
to assist in threshing. His father,
Peter Teut, owns the farm and It
looked to me, during a hasty visit,
like q we'll improved farm. Several
new buildings are now being con-
structed. They are a garage, 12x2O,
cattle shed, 2Ox4S, chicken house, Tx
30, tank shed, 10X16, and another
l4x14. The farm is located in Sol
der township, section fourteen.
Albert Sells informs me that
chicken house, 16x24, and garage,
1924, is being built on the home
place in section ten, Soldier township.
Eddie Holm is a son-in-law of P. i
Ernst and he is the tenant on the lat
ter's farm in section twenty-one, Nor.
gan township. A double corn crib
and granary has been built this sum-
mer. 1t Is 3Ox4O. A, chicken house
1Ax22 will he built this fall and con.