Evening times-Republican. [volume], February 18, 1920, Image 10

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WMW* Killed.
Ps b. II.—Mr*. Curlt
prominent in Iowa Court of
Ud Rebekah circles, was kill
when (truck by an automo
she «u crossing a down
street
Dollar* and Cents,
tteantlnf it only in dollars and
«sMa, bow much did that last oold
eoet your nan may not alway atop
walk when ha haa a oold, but perhaps
ilt would b« hotter If ha did. It take*
about t«n dsfrs to rot completely rid
of a oold under the usual treatment.
That, time can be much ahortened
fc- taking Chamberlain's Cough Rem
i' -edy and proper oare of youraelf, In
1 tmet, a bottle of thla remedy In the
fcsuss la a mlgbty rood Investment
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the winter and spring months.
A Day Well
Spent
to a day you take to go to own
en of the TWIN CITY light
farm tractor and learn first
i..« Ju»t what thla economical
and atuwly tractor will do. Our
time la at your service anytime
you wlah to do thla.
This ahipmeat la an aold but
tre ajrure you delivery by
ICaroh lat on all ordera given ua
within the next 10 days.
Our John Deere Tractor 1m
pleriientn are here. You will be
tatfafled both with thel appear
ance and work.
The John Oe«r* cylinder shelter
ftp also on onr floor. This la
Deere's latest design and haa
soma moat desirable features.
The price la very reasonable.
If you want a new Reo 8 order
It today. Our orders are In ao
oess of oar eupply today and have
been all winter. The men who
•re buying Reos are men who
have owned a Reo or who know
of their exceptional value and
service.
We have II orders for our eflo
for 1810 delivery. One careful
buyer haa lately given us an or
£ar for two silos, 20x50. We are
aow selling 90 per oent of the
that are built at Oilman.
Wewburg, and Orlnnen.
In the last eight years we have
tmllti
011® for 175 Farmers
Silos for 10 Farmer*
8 Silos for I Farmers
4 Silos for 8 Farmers
I Silos for 4 Farmers
One fhmfly owns 10 of our
SHles and another 6.
Dont forget that we have a
ton* tlst at •lightly used tractors
at almost any standard make
open which you can make a
substantial saving If you are In
tba maifeat tor a moderate prloed
We will have another carload
•r Twin City tractors and
ttntfwn the last of thla week*
or the first of next.
JL C. REWCONER
Two Hooks North of Vladuot
RIO T. C. 8! LOS
MAXWELL DEERE
Market
Day Sale
At the Gronwoldt Feed Barn,
Garwin, Iowa
SATURDAY, FEB. 21
To commence it 11 a m., with the
following property already listed:
The Pete Myers Residence on
Center Street
Uralodlng two acres of land with
barn and other outbuildings.
Some Good Horses
We bay* some good ones listed, but
want more. This will be a good time
to bring la your horses as we oan
handle them on this sale and the
tine Is get tin* abort before spring
work starts.
25 Head of Cattle
A ntlxsd hunch, consisting of some
milch cows, some good steers, a few
heifers and calves.
A dandy bunch of Hogs
Consisting of 8 brood sows, 4 of
which are black and 4 red, all of
these will fallow in April a good
buach of fall plga.
Finn Machinery, Etc.
A good Hoosler Junior seeder ar/l
other articles already listed, but we
can handle a lot mora. Bring In the
•tuff you do not need and 1st ua cash
It for you,
BORS ft BALL, Managers
0LEN IRONS, Auctioneer.
FARMER* SAVING BANK, Clerk.
1'Sale
of Dairy
I Cattle
(18) Thirteen Head
I wUI offer my entire herd of
jm|
dairy eows at Plumb Bros.
iALE PAVILION, SATURDAY
FEBRUARY 21,1920
4
lEhis is as good a bunch as
Iuhi
gone thru any sale ring
this
winter. Here is your
states to buy a good one.
mm
Holffteins, one Short
awl on* Guernsey heifer
old milking that
make a dandy city cow,
cow*
have a record up to
ef milk daily.
eWILLIAMS, Owner
V- 3f *•/,•
Vj:
CH PRICES Fill
TO HOLD Mi
FRESH WEAKNESS BECOMES
APPARENT AFTER RECENT
GAINS IN MARKET.
TRADERS INCLINED TO BE
BEARISH IN SENTIMENT
Report Gaine Clreulatlon That Gov
ernment Will 8elze Foodstuffs In
Effort to Lower Living Costa-
Oats Sagged With Corn—Provi
sions on Downward Trend.
Chicago, Feb. 11.—Fresh weakness
showed Itself today in tba corn mar
ket. The chief new bearish factor
was a department of Juatlca report
In regard to seisure of foodstuffs In
an effort to compel lowering of
prices. Decllnea In noga tended »to
act as a weight In the corn market.
Opening prices which ranged from
Vi to 1 cent lower with May 81.32Tk
01.33V* and July 11.29% ®1.30 were
followed by a further setback.
Absenoe of support became more
pronounced later. The close was ner
vous 1 to 1H net lower with May at
1.81% to 1.88% and July at 1.29? to
1.29*.
Oats.
Oats aagged with corn. After
opening *4®% down lnoludlng May
at 80%@S(% the market continued
to descend.
Provisions.
Lower quotations on hoga pulled
down provisions.
Subsequently packers buying
rallied lard and ribs.
On account of being unable to
rent a farm, and the one I am on
being sold, I will sell on my place,
known as the Harding Farm, one
and one-half miles southwest of
Green Mountain, and six miles north
east of Marahalltown, on
TUESDAY, FEB. 24th
the following described property:
7—HEAD OF HORSES—7
Consisting of one pair grey horses,
6 years old, weight about 1,350 one
grey gelding, coming 4 years old,
weight about 1,300 one steel grey,
mare, coming 3 years old. weight
about 1,100 one black driving mare,
7 years old, harness and top buggy,
well broke and gentle: one Iceland
pony, 7 years old, weight about 750,
broke to all harness, sound and
gentle, and safe for children to ride
or drive one yearling colt.
19—HEAD OF CATTLE—19
Consisting of one Jersey cow, wiU
be fresh soon two heifers, now giv
ing milk six heifers, to be fresh
this spring four calves one black
Poll bull, 2 years old five yearlings,
three heifers and two steers.
FARM MACHINERY, ETC.
One LaCrosse gang plow, one John
Deere disc, one Rock Island disc,
one John Deere twenty-foot harrow,
one John Deere harrow cart, one
four-section iron harrow, one Stand
ard mower, one slxteen-lnch sulky
plow, one Hayes corn planter, nearly
new, only being used one season, all
In good shape, with 100 rods of wire.
One hay rake, one manure spreader,
one surface corn plow, one disc corn
plow, two shovel corn plows, nearly
new, one horse garden plow, one
hand garden plow, one Dane feed
grinder, one corn sheller, one grind
atone, one bobsled, one hayrack, one
combination hog or wagon box, one
truck wagon, one lumber wagon, two
seta heavy work harness, one set
1'ght driving harness, 100 foot of
one and one-half-inch hay rope, two
hay forks, one pony harness and
buggy, one Pole top buggy, one end
gate seeder, one sixteen-foot ladder,
new, two hog troughs, one Gaudt
gasollne engine, one new pump Jack,
one saddle, one Buttertly crs\m sep
arator. fifteen bushels early seed
corn, fifty pounds binder twine, six
ty pure bred Bilver Laced Wyan
dotte chickens some household
goods and other articles two numer
ous to mention.
FREE LUNCH AT NOON.
TERMS—Sums of 810 and under
cash over 810 twelve months' time
on bankable notes. Interest at 8 per
cent. No property to bs removed
until settled for.
J. C. PLUM
OWEN WHITE, Auotlonssiv
E. A. HILL, Clerk.
I will sell 30
Spotted
Poland Brood
Sows
Tried fall and spring gilts
at Tama, Iowa
Saturday, Feb. 21
N.
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In
Chloago Grain Close.
Chicago, 111., F*eb. 1®.
Corn—NV. S mled, 1.41 No. 4 mix
ed. 1.3-8® 1.4 No. 5 mixed, l.J6®137
No. 8 mixed. 1.33H01.S44 No. 8
yellow, 1.48%ffl.4SH: No. 4 yellow,
1.39® 1.42H No. 5 yellow. 1.87%®
1.89 No. 6 yellow 1.35% No 8 white,
1.49® 1.53 No. 4 white 1.45® 148 No.
5 white, 1.89®1.43.
Oats—(No. 2 mixed, 86%: No. 1
white 88 No. 2 white 8«H@88 No.
3 white 87 No. 4 white 86%.
Range of Chicago Grain Prloee.
Corn—May opened at 1.32% high
est 1.33% lowest 1.32 closed.
Public Auction
1.88 ft July, opansd at 1**1 MS**
est l.MUs lowest. 1-80 closed. I
Bast opened at 1.17 highest, 1JT%|
lowest, 1.84* closed L8«%,
Oata—May opaasd at 40% hlghea*
80% lowest T*H closed, T»% July,
epened at 71% I highest, 71% lowest
H%l closed. TtH.
fork—May opened at M.M high
est, 84.80 lowest, M.T8| closed. 84.TS
July, closed. 84.78.
Lard—(May opened at U.18t high
est, *1.871 lowest. 81.10 closed, J1.8T
July opened at 11.80 highest, 114*1
lowest, 81.40 closed, tl.lt.
Ribs—May opened at 18.40 high*
est, 18.80 lowest, 18.M dosed, lt.tol
July opened at 1J.86 highest H-00|
lowest, 18.W closed, 11.04,
LAM SON'S MARKET REPORTS.
Purnlshsd by Lamson Bros. A Co.,
208 Masonls Temple. Phone IN,
PEORIA CASH ORAIN.
Peoria, Feb, 18.
Com—No. 1 yellow, 1.48 No. I
yellow, 1.48: No. 4 yellow, 1.4001.41
No. 6 yellow, 1.8801.88% No. 8
mixed, 1)41 N04 4 mixed. &.88O
1.89% No. S mixed, 1.87% 91.88 No.
4 white, 1.44.
Oats—No. 8 white, 87%.
MINNHAPOOS CA*9H GRAIN.
Minneapolis FVb. 18.
Wheat—No. 1 durum northern, 8.90
98.06 No. 8 durum northern, 8.86®
3.00 No. 8 durum northern, 2.80®
2.95 No. 1 northern, 8.80O8.98 No.
2 northern, 2.75®2.80 No. 8 north
ern, 2.70® 2.85 No. 1 red. 8.7002.78
No. 8 red, 2.06O2.80 No. 8 red, 2.«»
®2.75 No. 1 hard, 8.8008.70 No. 1
durum, 2.!3%08.8O No. I durum.
2.20%®2.25 No. 8 durum, 8.17%
2.20.
Corn—No. yellow, 1.4201.48 No.
4 yellow, 1-8701.88 No. S yellow.
1.84® 1.35: No. 8 white, 1.42 No. 8
mixed, 1.8801.89 No. 4 mixed, 1.88
@1.84 No. 6 mixed, 1.8001.82
others, 1.1801.28.
Oats—No. 2 white, 84%®88% No.
3 white. 83% 080% No. 4 white,
81%0 82%.
Barley—Choice, US# 1.88 mGC
lum, 1.2801.82 low grades, 1.17®
1.25.
Rye—1.55%® I.«8%.
Flax—5.15 ®8.20.
Chloago Produoe
Chicago, Feb.
Chloago Potsto Market.
Chicago, Feb. 18.
Potatoes—Weak Northern Whites
bulk and sacked, 84.880 84.50 West
ern Russets, 84.85.
Reoeipts—84 cars.
Ksnsss City Llvs Stock.
Kansas City. Feh.
r^V»
18.
Butter—Unchanged.
Eggs—Higher receipts, 11,081 cas
es at mark, cases Included, 60053
ordinary firsts, 46QS0| firsts 84®
54H.
Poultry—Higher fowls 87 springs
32.
Pork—Cash, nominal.
Lard—Cash, 80.87.
Ribs—Cash, 17.50013.50.
Rye No. 2—1.57%.
Barley—1.4201.48.
Timothy seed—12@14.
Clover seed—46@59.
IS.
Cattle—Estimated receipts for to
day. 9,0001 market slow.
Beef steers, choice
and prime 14.25016.78
Medium and good 12.26014.25
Common 9.50012.25
Ught beef steers, good
and choice 10.50014.75
Common and medium .... 8.00011.60
Canners and cutters 5.2506.90
Butcher -heifers- 7.0d@ll.7fe
Butcher cows ........... 6.90011.25
Stocker steers 6.25010.25
Feeder steers 8.50@13.00
Veal calves, light and
handy weight 18.00016.60
Hogs—Estimated receipts for today
16,000 market lower.
Bulk of sales 18.85018.78
Heavy weight ...18.26013.48
Medium weight ...18.40013.90
Light weight 18.26014.05
Pigs, good to choice 11.00014.86
Heavy packing sows,
smooth 12.26012.76
Sheep—Estimated receipts for t«v
day 8,-000 market higher.
Breeding ewes 8.00@14.00
Ewes—medium, good
and choice 10.60013.26
Ewes—culls and
common 8.25@10.J5
Lambs 17.75020.75
Lambs—culls and
common .... .12.00017.00
Yearling wethers 16.50® 18.t)0
Psrlodio Bilious Attseks,
Persons subject to periodic bilious
attacks will observe that their ap
petite fails them Just before an at
tack. That is, they do not really
crave food but eat because it is meal
time. If they will eat only a light
meal and no meat, then take two of
Chamberlain's Tablets the attack may
be avoided.
DISPERSION
I"
ME TO SlIP
DECREASI IN REOEIFTB FAILS
TO OHK^K DEOUNINQ MAR­
KET AT CHICAaO YARDS.
VALUBS10 TO CENTS
MLOW TUESDAY AVER AOS
Stale Steak Left Unseld Frsm Msn
day and Tuesday Prevents Reeov
ery—Bulk Bald Within Range of
11178 and With Extrsms
Top 914.60—Cattls Trade Slow.
Chicago. Pab. M—tU* prices oon
tlnued to decline today desplta the
fact that reoeipts were ef small pro
portlons. Fresh arrival* were only
14,000 head, but a Ui«e left-over
supply prevented a revival In prices
and packers made their own terms.
Quotations were 10 to 8ft oeats under
the average of Tuesday, with bulk
selling at 818.7fi014.4O and extreme
top at 814.80.
Cattle.
Cattle market was slow, despite
the fact that the midweek run was
below normal at 4,000 bead.
Sheep,
Sheep held steady. Reoeipts were
10,000 head.
Chloago Live Stook.
Chloago, Feb. 18.
CdtUa—Estimated receipts for to
day, 4.000 market, slow.
Beef steers, medium and
heavy weight, choice
and prime 14.OO0T18.25
Medium and good .......11.50014.00
Common 9.00011.50
Light beef steers, good
and choice ,.18.00015.25
Common and medium ... 8.50 012.00
Canners and cutters .... 6.00@ 8.50
Butcher heifers 8.60013.00
Butcher cows 8.60011.75
Stocker steers 8.75 010.25
Feeder steers 7.60011.50
Veal calves, light and
handy weight 1S.75017.25
Hogs—estimated receipts for to
day, 14,000 market, 10 to 20 cents
lower top, 14.80.
Bulk of sales 18.75014.40
Heavy weight ,..,.18.60014.00
Medium weight ..........18.90014.40
Lightweight .....14.25 014.60
Light light 18.75014.25
Pigs, good to choice ......lS.00@14.00
Heavy packing sows,
smooth 12.50013.25
Heavy packing sows,'
rough 1MO012.5O
Sheep—Estimated receipts for to
day, 10,000 market, steady.
Ewes medium, good
and choice .11.00016.75
Ewea—culls and common. 8.00010.50
Lambs ...18.00 021.25
Lambs culls and com
mon 14.500 17.75
Represented Hog 8sles.
No. Av.
63 mixed 266
58 mixed 287
44 mixed 295
47 mixed 274
36 heavies 828
22 heavies 858
84 heavies 878
49 heavier 410
86 selected 24l
14 selected 268
16 seleoted ............. .278
selected '289
43 lights IB]
81 lights l',
26 limits ifr
43 lights 178
BY
RANS1ER & SEID
INDEPENDENCE, IOWA
Price
13.75
13.90
.14.10
14.25
13.80
.. 14.00
14.10
14.20
14.00
14-10
'14.20
14.85
14.00
14.15
~'14.?5
14.40
Representative Cattle Sales.
tO steers ...._ 877 12.00
20 steers 932 12.2^
19 steeds 1016 12.50
18 steer? 1058 12.75
18 steers 964 13.00
J7 steers ...1071' 13.2'
16 steers U04 lS.f.o
18 steers ........1128 13.7?
14 steers .1256 14.00
13 steers H»2 H-50
18 steers .1182 14.5^
12 steers ..............1268 .14.75
11 steers 1321 16.00
10 steers H08 16.K
8 steers. ,.1466 16.2f
8 steers •.,!•,#•»•••••» *1884 15.-.
Sioux City Live Stock,
Bloux City, Feb. 18.
Cattle—Estijnated reoeipts for to
day. 8.800 market steady.
Beef cows 8.750 8.0
Choice fed 12.00016.00
V&
Tuesday, FIK 24
The entire farming property will he sold including ths
following described property:
19 Scotch and Scotch
taported Shnpshire 18*
20 Shropshire ewes, several rejfottittd Dtnoc Jersey
sows to farrow in April fine pair 3 jr^ar ojd mules.
Horses, grade oows, nearly new faming qiachinery, hay
in barn, corn, oats, etc.
iv iliAr S*"
CoL Ctair €L
Mail bids may be sent
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i« i9.4tfii.tr
Fat o«ws and bdftn I.N#IMt
I'Hdiii MO01WI
Cannsrs •.••.#•«,•••..»»« 4.800
Feeding oows and heifers 6.000 I.OO
Calvss 8.00011.00
Hogw—estimated reoeipts (or to
day 18,0401 maxfcet lowar.
Light *18.4G0a8.T8
Mixed 18.86018,40
Heavy 11.74018AO
Bult of sales 18.40018.40
Bheap—(Estimated reoeipts for to
day 1,008 market strong.
MMM
Omaha Uvs Stoek.
Omaha, Feb. 18.
Cattle—JDatlmated reselpta for to
day, 4JOOS market steady.
Beef steers, medium and
heavy weight, oholoe
and prime .18.T6016.OO
Medium aad good 11,00018.TS
Common 8.00011.04
Light beef steers, good
and oholoe X1.T8014.SO
Common and medium.... 8.40011.78
Canners and cutters .... 6J60 4.80
Butoher heifers 6.76011.80
Butcher cows 6.50011.1#
8tocker steers 4.76 011.00
Feeder steers 7.75 @18.00
Veal calves, light and
handy weight 14.OO016.tO
Hogs—Estimated reoeipts for to
day, 11,500 market lower top 18.60.
Bulk of sales 18.86018.50
Heavy weight ...18.26018.40
Medium weight ..18.86018.tO
Light weight 18.85@13.60
Light light 13.00018.8t
Pigs, good to choice 18.00 @14.8u
Heavy packing sows
smooth 18,00018.8»
Heavy packing sows
rough 18.80O18.4k
Sheep—Estimated receipts for to
day, 11.600i mraket steady.
Ewes—medium, good and
choice .11.00018.35
Ewes—culls and common. 8.60@11.00
Lambs .18.26020.10
Lambs—oulls and com
mon 1145017.76
Tearling wethers .........16.00017.00
New York Produoe.
New Tork Feb. 18.
Butter—Barely steady receipts
7397 tubs creamery specials 67% &
7,397 tubs creamery specials 67ft@
67 extra firsts, 69066 packing stock
current make. No. 2, 39.
Cheese—Weak receipts 8,016 box
es state and whole milk held, 80®
31 average run 28^029.
Eggs—Strong receipts 10,434 cas
es extra firsts, 64066 firsts, 620
63.
Poultry—Alive steady western
chickens 35 old roosters 24 fowls
40 turkeys 35 to 40 dressed quiet.
ADMINISTRATOR'S
Public Sale!
Thee* will ba sold at PaUla Anstton
Saturday, Feb. 21
at the horn of two o'clock at the
front door of tba Court House la the
olty of Ifarshalltown, Iowa, the fol
lowing described real aetata, beloag
to the estate of Thomas O. Brady,
deceased, situated In Marshall Coon
ty, Iowa, to-wlt:
The Northwest Quarter (NWH) of
tba Southwest Quarter (8WH)l bots
Ona (1), Two (8), Three (I), and
Four (4), of ths Southwest Quarter,
(8WI4) of the Southwest Quarter
(SWK): Lots Two (8) and Three
(8), except the east ona halt acre
used for a cemetery of the Northeast
Quarter (NBH of ths Southwest
Quarter (SWW)l and Lot No. flight
(8) of the Northwest Quarter (NWK)
of the Southeast Quarter (SB)
14) of
Beotlon No. Twenty-tfx (84), In
Township No. Eighty-three (88)
North, Range No. Blghtean (18) West
tn all 88M acres, mora or leas.
There Is a mortgage on aald prom
ts to secure the sum of 16,000.00,
whloh may be paid oft or not as tho
purchaser may desire.
You are espeolally Invited to he
present.
M. WHITAKER, Admlnlstrater*
NOTICE
As I hava rented a farm I will
not hold a closing oat
February 23rd
as advertised.
J. B. CRABTREE
CYLINDER AND CRANK
SHAFT GRINDING
Manufacturing of overslse piston*
aad wrist pins, for all makes of oars,
trucks and tractors, and stationery
engine. All work guaranteed, best
workmanship.
C. W. HOIAINGSWORTH
S38 North 2nd St. Phons 1W1 ring 2.
Famu Loamis
We are at this time prepared to consider farm loans
for early closing. Reasonable rates. Dependable
service. Ample funds.
By reason of a large number of the farm loan com
panies having been filled up with loans and will not
be in the market for new business until after March
i5th and others not until May 1st the chances are
good for rates to advance during the next few weeks,
and those knowing themselves in need of loans any
time before April 1st will no doubt be ahead by
making arrangements thru dependable sources at
once
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1
Do not wait to make arrangements thru correspon
dence but come and see us immediately.
N. H. NELSON, Farm Loan Mgr.
SECURITY INVESTMENT COMPANY
McCallsburg, Iowa
Closing Out Sale
Having decided to quit farming I will sell on what is
known as the Frank Butter farm, seven miles west of
Marshalltown on the Lincoln Highway, and one mile
south-east of La Moille.
FRIDAY, FEB. 27
Sale to commence at 10:00 A. M.
The following described property.
14—HEAD OP HORSES—14
Consisting of 6 good work horses 1 mare coming 8
1 mare coming 2 1 mare 8 years old 2 driving colts 1
yearling colt 1 registered Belgian mare 1 registered
black Percheron stallion,. Brilliant, 8 years old, a good
breeder.
73—HEAD OP CATTLE—73
37 Hand milked cows* 17 now giving milk, 8 will be
fresh soon, 17 in calf 6 yearling steers, 8 yearling heifers,
8 spring steers
sp^i|g heifjsrs 4 steer calves 1 Short­
horn bull.
26—HEAD BLACK FACED SHEEP—26.
300—PURE BRED CHICKENS—300
200 S. C. brown Leghorn hens, nearly all pullets, 80
S. C. Brown Leghorn Copkerels 60 Barred Rock Puilets
10 Barred Rock Cockerels.
15 Tons hay in barn, about 30 tons ensilage, some
corn, 4 bushels yellow seed corn, 20 bushels potatoes.
MACHINERY
One Litchfield manure spreader j. cne hay raok,
1 Rock Island gang plowj sulky plow X. Best Braf sulky
1 Dane side delivery hay rakev Clean Sweep hay loaders 1
Boy corn plow 1 Janesvllle com plow 1 Hayes qorn plaater
rods of wire 1 Deere com filanter and 80. rods of wlfai 1
separators, line shafts and pulleys 1 Vh. p. gasolene engtaej
p. gasolene engine 1% h. V- Falrhapks gasolene, engine 1 thfe*^
section harrow 1 four-section: harrow 1 feed, grii)dert 1 Udgat^
seeder 1 seeder with grass *eeder 1 truok .wiaeoa with hay ntok
8 lumber wagons with trlppl'e hoxr 1 carriage 1 spring Wagenl
pump jack 1 elevator power: 1 Fdrd truck 1 saddle and ljrldle, geed
as new 1 boh sled with box 1 ensilage outter and distributing pipe
8 sets double harness 1 ilaOormick mower 1 dlsot 1 hand oern
sheUer 1 fanning gail) 1 garden plow 1 810 egga •ufoess lneuba
tor 1 800-chlcks Sucoesi Bjjvoder ehloM 8BIW Brsedsr,
both new last yeari 1 880-dblpks Klsndike Brsadon 4 Wa« aeops 8s»
ohloks 1 sleigh 80 gallon oil tank.
HOUSIHOLDOOODS
One 4-burner Ferfeotlon eil- stof«',wl8h flrslefs oookar evan 1
friT.il ceok stove .bM sprthga aaid mattressi 1 eesa«|odai chairsi
dosea halt gancm trolt -vaTai Ibpfry hed with mattress aad other
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A, P. Mason 8»nr Atf«ttar»esWf T. J. •heemaker, Clerk
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Wiley Ward Marehallt*wn
Arte Bwok Marahalltown
A. O. Itw*li ...... Manhalttown
Ohaa Hlaka Marahalltown
My Plummer .... Marshalltown
^rod 4, Paul Marahalltown
Ira Pergue»n Marahalltown
John BMIM .............. Tama
Herman Baclcen ........... Tama
Chaa, Beheiinek ......... Chelsla
Prank Neurrth Haverhill
Peear iuaehbaum .. lute Center
Rebert •usehbaum ..State Center
Leuta Hartwlg State Center
H« Sillman Lamoille
J. Wi Clark Oilman
Themae 4 Son ,. Green Mountain
Dan Chadwlek Conrad
Q. 0* Stangeland .. Dunbar
T, A. Soretn Roland
ARE YOU NEXT?
GENCO FARM LIGHTING CO.
State m. PIOTHMUTOM Mai#i»H»»w%
PUBLIC ALES!
On the F. M. Wheeler farm six miles North EaSt of
Marshalltown, two miles south of Green Mountain. Farm
having been sold I will offer at Public Auction the under
signed.
Friday, Feb. 20th
Sale to commence at 10:30.
12—HEAD OF HORSES—12
Consisting of one black mare, weight 1450, 1 years old ona
tram of sorrel mares, 7 yeare old, wt. 8900 one bay mare, ten years
old, wt. 1400, In foa one hlack mare three years old, unbroke: ona
sorrel mam. four years old, unbroks one bay geldlr.g, two years
old. unbroke one Alack hose, eight years old, bnio to saddle and
yrt. 1060, a good aU purpose horse one sorrel mare, four
old, onbrOke one bay aaddler and driver, wt. 880 one team of
grex mare, wt. 8100, seven and eight years, a cracking good pair.
75 HEAD OF CATTLE—75
Consisting of two loads of 1.000 pound white faced steers, an
ready fot-the feed lot and one load of eight-hundred pound Shorthorn
ateers. Are milk oows three yearling steers and.five yearling
heifers, two bulls.
30—HEAD OF FEEDING HOGS—30
MACHINERY
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Consisting of one Deertng eight foot binder In good
Hays corn planter, new ohe Hoosler seeder, new one Rock Island
disc ona McCormlok
mower^twenty
foot harrow two wagons^fted
bunks three cook stoves one Cuehman four horse engine as good
new and other articles too numerous to mention.
Isone good mixed hay In ban, 8,000 bushels of earn te erik
USUAL TERMS
FREE LUNCH AT NOON
CE. WHEELER,
J. R. HANSHIP. Auct.
CLOSING OUT SALE
Having sold my farm and moving to town, I will sell at. Publio
Auotton at my farm, also known as Geo. Egbert farm, 7 miles south,
on Center Street and mile west ef MarahaUtowa and two mttea
east af Haverhill
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1920
Colbunenolng at 10 O'olock.
1$ HEAD OP HORSES—Consisting of one Sorrel mare oom
Ing pears old, wt 1400 1 matched pair of sorrel mares, coming 4
years old, wt. about J000 and among the best pair of young mares
that *01 «o through a sale ring this winter gray mare 10 years old,
wt abgut 1500 gray mare 11 years old, wt. about 1800 one bay horse,
famlly'drlver 10 years old one black gelding oomlnf 8 years pair
stM^hwry roans, fillies 1 and 8 years old pair blaok ^larea, yea»
old tlOOt blue roan itldini, coming 2 yean old son^l hor»et ooltp
cbralQg year old. The above horses with one ar two eaoeptltaa are
a6und«'
9 ATTLS—Five head of oows, son^e and othara to be
fr*8h soon, S heifers oomlng 8 years old, one to be fresh by sale
dag/i calf 2 months old.
ia-rHOQ»-Two Purebred Duroe gUts recorded eight pnre bred
OuiM lDti, one recorded boar. All of the above gllta aya bred to thla
hoar^.ahe Shoat, some of the above gllta wUI weigh batter than Wt
p6undi, To farrow the last week of March.
iVo piirS bred Barred Plymouth Hen's and Ctdletp and 80 CJook
aMit ta blaek Minorca hens|„aome Pekln ducks and draksa and,one
halfd^ien guineas. The above poultry represents t^e leading
stiilns of some of the best breeders one collie puppy pflre
.' MACHINERY—1 pain wagon wlth ^rlpla
1 terrvr top buggy} spring wagon: lf-ft. OitofBl
ft jLsknt mower 1 12-ft. hay rake 1 hay raoki Btar endgate
j..,. with grass need attaohmeit l- diso 1 8-seo. tarar harrow
iHarfbw oert one Hayes corn planter with 180 roda 'Wire 118-in
jornmm plow, good as nsw John Deere 18-ln. sutey lllow
1 jj-la, mOkteg plow 1 grind atone 1 tank beater ofe Dutoh
Unclejkdtng cujtlvator? 1 walking Cultivator S surtaoe oyltlvators
Osdfatiiig sled 1 cutter 8 sets 1)4 brass mounted Concord
iamese «at single harness, 18 collars, some JuHers 1 noree
Satttey gas aogine, almost new 1 power emery wl^sel 1 pmdll pow
iji' am, grinder 1 power washing machinal 1 8W8 JbffhS 18-ft.
Mm'sluuct iifcd pulleys and belting 1 bench drlU 1 ftrn atael
»2tsiTl eeS'sr post and brace 1 Sharpie* cream seperatan watpr
ISaeratot: dypress weed tank, 80 bbL never been asadt 1 vU 8PM
a O a a 1 1
tsn 'seH feeder 1 Stewart horse clippers several 8^dM n^aad
lAkief} ens hand power vaouum'washer 1 hand earn ahsoars 1 hand
a smaU self feeders 4 Incubators, frem 100 to 800 a8Tg else
Ijuk bever, ISO flhlok sise, oil hover *80 ehtejk.aiM, lO gal
oe^ps 1 Klendlke ant deor braedwt 1 dkMl ott bar
Tif ga) eaoh 8 sets hay slings and trip attachment I |0-f| log
dag 1 80-gal. Iron ketUe 1 wevea wire strstsheri
fttigeri spadee and shovels 1 si* hpto nagaT S.bmnatr
oUneateasi folding bath tub 1 180-lb, Pawy
hay and straw. Numerous, ether artlolea.
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H. P. Nyoe Alblts
J, i« Weiy AlWen
Carleton Sretkren Chureh, Qarwln
H. W. Hennesy Toledo
Harry Anderson .......... Teleda
Slraa Hayee eMHf«Ml|»l WW#
Wi F, Ibereole .......... Toledo
O. J. Laoy New Prevldenea
M. Srlndle New Provldena*
W, Hunaleman *.... St. Anthony
Karl Plfer St Anthony
Fred Yordy Melbewne
Cornelius Thompson ... LaOrand
T. I. Thompson LeOrand
Harry Q, Hull Oskaleosa
Mr, PMIIpps ........... Oskaloeea
Albert Ludwlok Xaarln®
Everett Ye«ly Q^en Mountain
J. P. Yetly ...... Oreen MotmUln
Owner
E. A HILL, Clerk
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J. I. CURTIS^—OWNER. '1"*
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