The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-02-11
FARM news
APARTMENT
ANOTHER NEW LABOR
SAVER

A machine that shocks small grain Is
one Of the features to be seen in the
labor saving exhibit at Iowa State col
lege. This shocker is attached to any
a time from the machine until twelve
are together. A string then ties them
all together and they are set off on the
4 ground ready to be capped. s. x. -
With this attachment an extra horse
is needed to. draw the binder and some
expense Is incurred in the Irvine used.
However, the time saved is the most
important feature when harvest labor is
so scarce and expensive as 1t is at pres
emit ~ Y,
The first machines out were made to
pick up each bundle as it came from
the binder but that method did not
leave sufficient time for the band to be
placed around the twelve bundles and
a jam always followed.
~ On February Goth, J. L. Barber, of
Harlan, will present an Offering of
Chester White hogs, comprising Al
head. The offering is said to be an ex-
ceptional one, bred to four great boars.
Kind Chester $685. he by Champions
Model; Chief Justice 65s73, he by
Prince 32743; Jay Fl. 733O7, he by Cham.
pion I'd 49057, and Great Combination
51523, he by Combination the Great. Mr..
Barber claims there are few herds IN
the west that can show four as good
boars at the head Of one herd. The Of.
fering is made up almost exclusively of
gilts and all are immune They have
good qualities, all that go to make good
brood sOws. Look Mr.. BARRIERS ad up
in another part Of this paper, and read
it.
-[F3 $3.50 S4A
Don't forget the w. H. Pruter & Sons
sale of Durocs that will be held Satur-
day, the 14th. On that date these gen
tlemen will sell 40 head Of high class ass
brood sows, and when iyyo4 learn the
breeding you will wish to buy some of
the stock. The herd bOars used are
Pathfinder Wonder a grandson Of the
famous Pathfinder; Sensations Great
est Orion by Greats Orion Sensation. and
1lluminator's. King BY l.. E's Valley
King. The Offering is bred ito these
three boars and they ase selling year
ling apd tried sowseand 25 sprring gifts.
Plan On attending the sale.
-[F]- SD
John Hoist is using a full page in. this
issue telling about his great dispersion
sale of Chester White hogs. The sale
will be held the 10Th, at the Lincoln
Highway garage in Denison, and will no
doubt attract good sized crowd of buy
ers. Heading the list will be the two
"a nero DOarS ana JOnn says Oh tHeSe, tIttt
IL he were not quitting the business
they would not be for sale at any price.
Look the ad over and mark the date;
then you will attend the sale.
III
Auctioneer E. T. Malone reports the
Ken Dobler sale held on Friday last at
Vail as most satisfactory. The attend.
ance was not as large az was expected,
but those. who attended!w therefor
purpos<s and, thirty Headfpf hogs AN
eragedt$SO per head. Tdm WAS assisted
in dssale ringa by 1faqpista &Mr-
LaushARt It hs. MIfF e1t..sh'shsssa D IL
This week, and nexts1Wills ba ,purebred
week I'M Crawford 'eounty,s thecause' OF
the number of,purebred livestock sales.
Beginning with last Friday the Dobler
sale was held at Vail; Saturday the Nc
Donald sale was held neaFs DOW City.
and on Tuesday the Knop Sale was held
at Cha6tVr s<ak1 Eo4AN the Christensen
sale wiNsbe Held Den3son; Saturday;
the IAN. sis the data for ltthesP nixer sale
at West Side; Monday the 10th, is the
Sheridan sale. at Vail; Thursday, the
10Th, the Hoist sale at Denison; Friday,
the goth, the john Knoll cattle sale at
Charter Oak. and Wednesday, the 18th,
the B. A. Samuelson & Son sale near
Kiron. For the most part the sales are
n,lrnr, sales