The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-02-04
Fred Fitzsirn,nons.

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cause the owner is retiring from tn
farm. At the regular farm sale h
! will sell all his purebred Chester Whit
hogs and this means something becaus
Fred has taken lots of pride in thes
hogs. His sale Is dated for
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 10
and he will sell head of horses, 2
head of cattle, and 4a hogs, of tn
Chester White breed, including hi
hogs will be found 25 sows bred t.
the herd boar, 2 herd boars, head o
shoats, 16 fall pigs. Send for cat
alogue of these hogs. All the, ma
| chinery on the place is for sale. II, Usua
terms. Malone Bros are the auction
GERS. and Will Mcguire is the clerk.
Fred Kn0pp, the Ideal Herd GUS
The second annual sale Of the Idea
| Duroc herd will be held at Charter Gal
in Mike Copp's pavilion, on ..&el! .,
, ~ TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 10 osss
and there will be 40 head of animals
sold. Mr.. Knop feels sure the offer
ing he presents will appeal to every
lover of the Duroc breed, and extends
a cordial invitation to all to attend the
SALE ~ Those acquainted with Mr.
Knops herd know that he has some
very fine breeding, and it will be ar
opportunity to get some good stock
The auctioneers are Col. Thompson
Henry and assistants, and the clerk is
Paul Fiene.
| August Brensel
Another man sold his farm and will
also hold a public sale. This sale will
be held Az miles north of Denison, on
the east side Of the river, on
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY -,
and there will be sold head of horses,
% head of cattle, q head of good brood
sows, lot Of hay, straw, some seed
corn, 10 dozen chickens and the farm
machinery and a lot of miscellaneous
property. Sale starts at 10 O'Clock, and
Ed Duncan is the man on the block,
and the Bank of Denison is the clerk.
ts5S gIy @. s. Larson. yil5jl vas
Mr.. Larson will moye5to Dunlap, and
will hold his sale at the farm 1 mile
south of Dow City on. ttoD5i g5. =
icH TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 12, SIS
He offers 295 head of livestock, includ.
ing is head of horses, % cattle, 242
head of hogs yall farm machinery and
1900 bushels of corn, SO obushels Of
seed on corn, stack Of clover and timo-
thy hay. stacks,5of straw, some corn
stalks and g., dozen n chickens. The
usual terms and W. E. Fishel clerk;
and Malone Bros, .auctioneers. A9' raj
Sales ut Storm Lake
d Look for the advertisement headed
'"The Best in America" 1t will be
found on another page in this paper.
The combination sale will be held at
Storm Lake on
FEBRUARY II AND -
w. E. Gaffey, w. L. Danforth e. Son,
John p. Coulson and Buren, r. Ander-
son will sell Chester White hogs on the
above date. Storm Lake is the hub
of the Chester White universe, and
that place will be the mecca that all
seeking the cream of the Chester
White breed visit. There will be
something doing day and night on the
above named dates, and any breeder of
the Chester White hogs will miss some
thing if he does not attend. The
gentlemen behind the sale are! 60
getters, and they! plan an entertain
ment as well as a fine sale. Gpfr-2' sfrf
~ IWfi9 Louis H., Mueller. No gu&a l.
81 Here is Ia sale6;that will cbe gheld /
~ miles. east and s l. mile north of
Schleswig, on the Rickert farm, on
fitG . FRIDAY, FEBRUARY s13S tsjaE
The list comprises head Of horses, IL
head of cattle,; all'p farm machinery,
some feed, grain, household goods, and
Is dozen chickens. There is a lot of
the machinery, andIJ for an, itemized
list see the ad in another part OF the
paper. Reinking & Duncan have the
Sdie, hsiiluf tCAo NoAiHiSiSAai Aoe1AahsIi" AAi
cierkS5r crZ0xsga !lFeia Z 100 ~
conc 1909 Chas. F.l Jensen. 7c3gs' n.1,s
ti.;WillD hold his public lsaleDas adyer-
tised last week. He will holdsit on
the place a mile north; and a mile west
- nFR1DAY. FEBRUARY 1871 al
and will, offer d head of horses, 60ehead
of cattle, 10Hbrood 4sowe,L 20 dozen
chickens, = all farming machinery and
other property. He offers the regular
farm sale terms. and will provide a
secured the Malone Bros, as his auc-
tioneers, and the Deloit Savings bank
for his clerk.
I Carl TatrOe
This is a sale that was postponed
from last October, and will be held on
the Andy Bell farm near Belltown on
FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 10
and there will be sold IL head of horses,
head of cattle, lot of miscellaneous
articles and property and all farm ma
chinery. The horses are all good big
ones, except a weaned colt, and the
cows are Of the best One is a Brown
Swiss purchased from Mott McHenry.
Malone Bros. have this sale. and Gene
Wiggins will do the clerking.t Gaa56sf
,g3s Bert Leeper i!,@
Having sold his farm Mr.. Leeper will
hold a closing out sale, and will sell on
the place q mile north and a half mile
west of Charter. Oak ons}lh come COLI
.@eerl SATURDAY, Q ,I'EBRUARYIi14 $50.
8 head of horses, II head of cattle, "
head of Poland China brood sows, z
dozen chickens, and all farming ma
chinery. He will also sell a few house
hold goods. - Ed Duncan is the au-
ctioneer, and First National bank Is
the. clerk. sg,.r % -ra GAN5 fu}ia
pCMearl o. Myers 0ttps ~.
Having purchased an automobile bus
mess in Deloit Mr.. Myers will quit the
farm and hold public sale on the
place onehalf mile south of Deloit, on
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY IA.
On this date he will sell head OF
horses, 10 head Of cattle, 20 head Of
good stock hogs, 1900 bushels of corn,
500 bushels of oats, some hay, II dozen
chickens, small tools, harness, buggy,
hog troughs and lot Of small articles.
besides all his machinery. The sale will
start at 10 o'clock and then there will
be free lunch at noon. M. Guy Martin
is the clerk and the Malone Bros. are
the auctioneers.
Patrick Meade
Having disposed of his farm Patrick
Meade will hold a public sale on the
place miles northeast of Denison and
miles south Of Deloit, on
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 16,
commencing at 10 o'clock, and listed
among the property will be found 10
head of horses, 81 head of cattle, 30
head of spring and fall shoats, six dozen
cb;ckans 2 stacks of clover hay, 2