The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-01-14
farm / 10 southeast of Deloit, and

farm / 10 southeast Of Deloit, and
will be held on
MONDAY, JANUARY 10,
and he will sell IA head of horses, IS
head of cattle, among them being 5 ex
ira good mich cows, and red Short
horn bull: thirty head of shoats, Is
dozen chickens, lot of hay, some
OF oats, and all his farming machinery.
c. L.. Voss is the clerk, and Malone
Bros. are the auctioneers. .t
Tarpy & Son
Don't forget to attend the Duroc sale
of Tarpy & Son, of West Side. This
sale will be held at Vail in the heated
pavilion, on fn5
I TUESDAY, JANUARY 20,
and will commence at o'clock sharp.
The offering will consist of 40 head, and
among these will be ~ tried soWs, 2
fall sows and 25 spring gifts The herd
boars are Big Giant I'd and Giant Won
der l Am. Both are good big boars and
stand out WE'LL The sows that are sell
ing are all high backed, and good on
their feet, and are by COL Sensation,
Iowa Cherry King, Top Sensation,
Jacks Cherry and other sires of note.
The gifts are by Royal Model, Great
Wonders Model, Orion Great Sensation,
Grand Model 9Th and other good boars.
II. ~. SodlIc SlSolS lhIlo auSSAoIASSAo'
Paul Knoll
This gentleman will move to Charter
Oak, but before doing so will hold a
sale at his place 9 miles northwest Of
Denison, and a mile south and miles
east Of Charter Oak, on ,.a
TUESDAY; JANUARY 20.
He lists head of horses, IS head of
cattle, including mich cows; 100 head
of hogs, 1000 bushels corn, 400 bushels
oats, some Sbaled hay and straw and
200 chickens, besides all his farm ma
chinery. The lot of hogs is made up OF
40 brood sows bred to purebred Poland
China boar and the remainder Of the
hogs are weighing now from $50 to ESQ
pounds Ed Duncan is the auctioneer
and First National bank Of Charter Oak
the clerk.
Albert Meyer
/ This farm sale will be held miles
northwest of Dow City, mile west and
2 miles south of Kenwood. and miles
southeast of Mullen school house, on
Isl TUESDAY, JANUARY 20,
There jare 101 head of livestock and
dozen chickens, comprising head of
horses, 38 head Of cattle, among the
cattle being a purebred Hereford bull,
and some bull calves. Sixty head of
hogs, consisting of 20 sbroodSssows and
40 stock hogs. There will be some
corn, hay and straw and all machinery.
Usual terms and free lunch. Malone
Bros. are the auctioneers and Bank of
Denison will clerk.
Andrew J0llannsen
Mr.. Johannsen has rented his farm
and for that reason will hold public
sale. on the place 6 miles west of Dehi-
son, Az miles northeast of Kenwood
and 6 miles north of Arion, on
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 81.
He has 1875 head of livestock and IL
dozen chickens. Listed in the livestock
Offering will be found 6 head Of horses,
all of good weight; "a head Of cattle, in
Guiding mich cows, all fresh, and 95
head of hogs, of which number are 20
shoats and IS fall shoats. There is a
lot of hay, 700 bushels of seed oats, 1000
bushels of corn, and stack of straw. In
the machinery line is listed d great lot
of good machinery, and all in the best
of condition.. Mr.. Johannseh offers the
regular terms and will serve free
lunch He has hired the Malone Bros.
for his auctioneers and the Crawford
County State bank will clerk.
~ John Taylor.
Most everybody knows John Taylor
because he is so big and so good ma
tured and all his friends will be sorry
to learn that he is to leave Iowa. He
has purchased two farms down Mis-
souri, way, and will hold a public sale
on the Gillmor farm 1.2 miles south
west Of Denison on
Y WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 81
This sale will begin at 10 o'clock.
and the first of the property to be sold
will be thirteen head of horses. sor-
rel gelding, standard bred, a fine sad
die pony, COW and gait broke. The
cattle offering is a good one and. in
cludes Aberdeen-Angus. There are
s. high grade mich cows, 10 high grade
Angus heifers, Angus calves, regis
tered Angus bull, 8 summer and 8 win
calves. In the machinery line there
is lot of it, and includes machinery
of every description. For complete
list of the machinery see the ad in
this paper. There will be free lunch
and the usual terms offered. Ed Dun
can is the auctioneer and First Ma.
tional bank the clerk.
James A. Wulf
Farmers residing in the north part
of the county should not overlook the
James A. Wulf sale which will be held
at his place One-half mile east of Ellis
station. on
"WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 81.
Mr.. .Wulf is coming to Denison to re-
side and will sell everything now on the
place. His property includes head of