The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-09-03

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represents. 1t has enabled dairymen
from all parts of the Mississippi val
ley to see the dairy cattle that have
been developed and given them the
chance to purchase foundation stock
from large numbers OF cattle for their
future herds. Many educational fea-
lures and practical demonstrations
which have characterized the show in
the past will be- emphasized more en-
|tensively this year. Exhibits of COW
testing associations, the value Of the
pure bred dairy sire, the results of
calf club organization work, the man.
ufacture of cheese, a working cream
cry and many other exhibits showing
the production and manufacture of
dairy products will be staged.
The public sale season Of 1919 gives
every Indication of being one of the
biggest sale seasons in many a year.
Already the auctioneers are booking
dates way ahead, and if a farmer or
stock raiser contemplates a sale he
had better look to his date at once.
In order to have successful sale it
these columns, because this paper has
more readers among the livestock
breeders and raisers than any other
paper in this part of Iowa. Even
though you contemplate pure bred
sale where you are attracting buyers
from other localities it is essential
that you advertise in the Review, and
thus get the local fellows acquainted
with your stock. How many men,
aside from those who actually breed
your kind of stock, take livestock
journal or AGRICULTURAL paper? To
advertise in one of the big stock pa
pers the cost runs up into the hun
dreds of dollars, and how many buy
ers come from out Of the county or
state as result Of such an ad? The
doubt desires some of the very stock
offered in your sale, why not let him
know about your sale? An ad in the
local paper pays if but one local buy
er attends the sale. Try your local
paper when you have your sale, and
watch the results. ..-
On one Of, these two pages will be
found a preliminary ad for J. G. and
III. A. Hamann, or Nishna Center Stock
Farm, in which they call attention to
the date of their sale Of Hereford cat
tie. The sale will be held September
%, at Manila, and there are IS lots
in the sale. The cattle which the
Hamann's will put through the sale !
ring on that date will consist Of lot
of females of the useful sort They
have not been pampered especially
for the sale, but will be offered in
their everyday clothes. right off the
pasture, in good breeding condition.
Included in the sale will be found a
bunch Of big COWS with calves at side,
and these will no doubt attract lot |
of attention. The exceptional young
Leo Fairfax, head of the Hamann
herd, sired by the king of Hereford |
sires, Perfection Fairfax has been
allowed the roam of the pastures and
the offering of cows and heifers will
either have calves or are bred to this
fine bull. Twenty young. bulls sired
by Perfection Fairfax McCray's King
of Herefords, averaged 1886 in the
sale ring. The offering will comprise
Is COWS with calves lat foot, sired by
Leo Fairfax, 5 cows with calf by Leo
Fairfax, Is heifers bred to him, 10
open heifers of Anxiety breed. 10
bulls-one a 3.year-old by Bright Stan
ley, one by Beau Blanchard 29th,i one
line bred Beau Donald, by Mischief, l
one Columbus bred on, dams side, and