The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-07-23

back. this hog ought to wan numDer
of ribbons. Mr.. Kuehl has another
good boar, Quartermaster I'd, purchase
ed from Charles Specht He is a fall
boar, and Mr.. Kueh likes him very
much. In the herd Of, Polapds on, the
Kuehl place, ~ there are 40 head. Of
spring pigs and 10 brood soWs, and the
stock looks well. 1t may. be possible
for fanciers of the Poland China breed
to purchase some of this stock this
fall, ~, rs ,,...+,, O., '.ir.
Highyiew Farm is being operated
by Mr.. Kuehl and his son; Fred and
besides the herd Of Poland Chinas,
they % head of mixed cattle, milk
9 cows and have the average acreage
in crop. The wheat will go about five
bushels to the acre. A couple Of years
ago a bad fire destroyed all the. out
buildings on this place, and in their
place the kuehls have erected large
barn, the dimensions being 40x56, with
room for horses, milk cows and hay,
a good machine house, double crib
granary and garage. All the buildings
are on cement foundations. The hogs
are provided with a we'll built tile
house, lighted from top and sides, and
built so as to be very warm in the
cold weather. sa-''f~t s,... .r.a.-,
Hanover township possesses many
fine homes as we'll as many fine fami.
lies but in no part of the township will
one End any better homes than in the
southern part OF the township One
such, place we recently. visited when
we stopped at the home of Mr.. Henry
Schroeder. in section 20. This home
is about five miles east of Charter. Oak
and the farm consists of 2S0 acres OF
fine laying land. The fine house was
reHodeled about two years ago, and
made quite modern There is "a full
basement, furnace heat, water system,
furn ishing both hot and cold water.
On the first floor are,six large rooms,
and on the second floor are the sleep
ing rooms, of which there are three.
These rooms are always cool in the
summer because there is plenty of air
space above. Mrs. Schroeder. is the
daughter Of Mr.. Peter Mohr, and was
born near Ute. She is the mother of
two boys and one girl, and takes con-
siderable pride in her home. In the
stock line, Mr.. Schroeder keeps 70,
head of white faces, 10 head of work
horses, and has $50 Chester White
hogs. The blood lines of this herd i.
are from the well-known john Hoist
stock, and of course the quality is
good. Mr.. Schroeder also keeps some
sheep and had $50 pounds OF wool, !
that he sold for So cents per, pound.
In crops he has 65 acres of corn, and
quite an acreage of small grain.
Only a short distance from: the.
Schroeder place is another home that
Is a credit to Hanover township. We
refer to the home OF Mr. H. G. Kuhl-
man in section 20. This place COM
prises 40 acres and is under a. high
state of cultivation and well improved
With buildings, The livestock of the
place IL provided with good substantial !
buildings ofsall kinds, these. buildings
are all in good repair and arranged
and situated with view to saving as
many steps as possible In caring for
the stock sy WY ~ = Pr !" '''s'''''. 4
4. The house was built three years ago
and is, 30xS2. two stories, and full
ba sement. Tie home is heated with
4 hot air furnace, mas the carbide
lighting system, and ID modern
throughout. Mrs. Kuhlman, who pre-,