The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-09-22
THE SALE SEASON AT

| The printing department of this
great household necessity" is just nov
| finishing the third livestock catalogue
all turned out during the past week
| We have orders booked for number
! of other similar catalogues, and will gel
/ them To,lt on time, and when promised
! The Review has taken extra pains anC
/! gone to extra expense in preparing fol
this class of work, and there is not a
printing plant inthe country where any
better work can be done at the price
we quote. inl.the state. The Review
has faculty of Keeping good men on
the job. just us an illustration, a good
fpressman can take most any kind of a
cut and make a good job Of it. but a
poor pressman can take the very best
kind of a cut and make poor job OF it.
It's all in Knowing how, and, the Re
view is paying AMMAN just for. ..knowing
how" and his cut and ,pressWork will
compare with any sinilartwork done in
the city. If aScustomer wants a color
job we cana give it to him, just as good
and cheaper than he can get the same
work in the city.
In the paper grades we use nothing
but the best of book papers and can
give a customer any grade Of paper he
desires. Ii he does not know just what
he wants and is willing to rely upon our
Judgment we'll see that he is satisfied.
If the compiling of a catalogue seems
a little hard, just bring the pedigrees
to this Office and We'll compile the cata-
logue for you. We employ men for that
purpose also. In writing footnotes leave
it to one of our men, and they will be
properly noted.
The Review pays higher salaries to
its employees than any other office Of
similar size fin0 the state, and of course
demands good work for the pay. If it
is necessary TO work overtime in order
te5get a job ont on time and when prom
ised. the WOrkmen get paid for over
time. Thess Review believes in keeping
good workmen, treating them as equals
and they get out better work, are salts
fled and always on the job.
No catalogue or bill is too large nor
too small for this office to tackle, and
the small order gets the same undivided
attention the larger one gets. When
working on a catalogue we have 1.-The
thought in mind that we will get out
the next one for the same customer.
( In sale advertising the same rule APP
plies. The greatest care will be exer-
cised in getting before the buying pub
lie just at the right time just what
the seller wishes us to convey. We will
render every assistance possible in pre-
pairing copy for the sale advertising.
- y VI SOitShiplulS q saw III ally hAlAu
and haven't the time to come into the
city, just phonA Jus and a representa-.
tive will call .ats.your home and make
all the necessary arrangements for the
sale.
I'M
Rudolph Bohlmann, of section 80,
Morgan township, has some good Pol
and China hogs On his place and ex-
poets to hold n sale the coming season.
He has some of the Peter Mouw stock,
purchased from the McHenry herd at
Denison and some stock purchased
at Sabula. He has good quarters for
his stock, having large tile hog house
that has been built but a short time,
and his yards drain well. One of the
herd hogs we found in one of the yards
was Big Jumbo, and would weigh bet.
ter than 600 pounds. Mr.. Bohlmann
was not at home the day we called, but
we expect to make him another visit
in the near future, when he will give us
a more complete description of his herd.