The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-03-05
Closing Out Sale
FTrnoJp, Mopoh 10

Milton Johnson, who lives on the
place known as the N. V. Johnson farm
g miles east of Deloit, is using space
in this issue of the Review to an
nounce a closing out sale to be held
on the above date. This farm was re-
Gently sold to Con Lingle and for that
reason Mr.. Johnson is holding sale
to dispose Of his property. Older resi-
dents of Crawford county will recol-
lect that this farm is one of the first
settled farms in the county. When
the Mormons were enroute to Salt
Lake, Utah, the Johnsons left the pill
grimmage at Council Bluffs and came
to Crawford county and settled on
this farm near Deloit The Johnsons
were most hospitable and visitors al
ways found a warm welcome at their
home. For years the grove on the
farm has been a popular picnicking
ground for the people of this locality
and the Johnsons extended every
courtesy to them. Mr.. Johnson is list
ing in his sale 10 head of horses and
mules, 20 head of cattle and nice
! lot of farm machinery. Malone Bros.
will cry this sale and the Crawford
iCounty State bank will clerk. Read
| the announcement on another page
| for particulars and by all means plan
to attend. .. .., :.
-"N ~ VIM. Andersen Sale
Wednesday, March IL. r'
| VIM. Andersen, who resides on the
| Weberg farm 4 miles north of DelOit,
miles south Of Kiron, is announcing
public sale which he will hold on
Wednesday, March 18th, commencing
promptly, at II o'clock. He is listing
head of horses, rs head of good cat
tie and some machinery. Malone
Bros. will cry this sale and Guy Mar
tin is the clerk. Particulars will be
found in his announcement on anoth-
er page.
r. c. Hickman Sale
Monday, March 10.
On Monday, March 10th, R. c. Rick
man, who lives on the Patchin farm
1 mile east of Deloit, will hold a pub
llic auction. Malone Bros. are the auc-
tioneers and the Deloit Savings, bank
will clerk. He is offering 2 head OF
horses, 2 head of mich cows, s head
Of brood sows and nice lot OF farm
machinery. The sale will commence
at 1870 o'clock. Read the announce
ment elsewhere in this issue and by
all means planfto attend. p
Closing Out Sale " - 4
Wednesday, March IL
Tim Finneran, who lives 31a miles
southwest of Denison, has rented his
farm and is announcing in this issue
big closing out sale to be held on
Wednesday, March 18th, commencing
at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon. Duncan
G Eggers will cry this sale and the
First National bank will clerk. He is
offering 1926 head Of livestock, con-
sisting Of 20 head of horses, SO head
of cattle, 40 head of hogs, 10 goats
and 3 sheep. In addition some good
farm machinery will be sold. Read
the announcement on page 8 Of the
first section for particulars. i
Duroc Jersey Bred Sow Sale {.
Tuesday, March IL.
3. A. Samuelson & Sons, who live
~ miles north of Kiron, are an
nounciiig a sale of SO head of Duroc
Jersey bred sows which they will hold
on Tuesday, March 18th. The offer
ing will consist of tried sows and
spring gifts bred to four of the best
bred boars the breed affords They
are bred for March and April farrow.
Here is a sale that will attract a large
number Of buyers for the herd is one
of the best in this section of the
state. Read the announcement on
page Of the first section.
'r'.' Bert McCord Sale
Tuesday, March II
On Tuesday, March 18th, Bert NC