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mas day at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. William Zearing.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Litts, Charles
and Donna, were Christmas dinner
guests of Mrs. Jennie Lilts and Mrs+
Carmen Albright at Mount Ver-
non.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Leigh spent
Christmas day at the home of Mrs.
F. W. Leigh and Elda in Mount
Vernon•
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Kohl and
family were guests for Christmas
dinner at the home of Mrs. Jennie
Litts and Mrs. Carmen Albright in
Mount Vernon•
For Prompt Removal
of all
DEAD STOCK
Call Our Nearest Phone
Collect
Cedar Rapids 4612
Anamosa 542
Stanwood 800
Iowa Dept. of Agriculturo
License No. 1
SANITARY
RENDERING CO.
Cedar Rapids, Iowa
Telelflmne Mt. Vernon 6000
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24-82-5 ........... Lineback, John
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24-82-5 ........\Vhitman, Irwin H.
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• ..t- on lor hearing l)efore the Board of Sul)erv sors
the Court House, Cedar Rapids Llnn Count Iowa at
appeaJanu.'~r~" 10th, 19~9, at which ti,~e all personsY'interested
u. . ,,u De neard in the matter.
ms Z4th day of Deeembor, 1938, at Cedar Rapids. Iowa.
ROBT. 5[. VESELY,
Linn C~mnty Auditor.
having rented another farm on a cash basis and owing to the death of one
owners of the farm, we will hold a dissolution sale at the farm now occupied by
located 2 Vz miles south of Mt. Vernon and 3 miles southwest of Lisbon, on
NCING AT 11:30 O'CLOCK SHARP, THE FOLLOWING PROPERTY
Cattle
icem}lch cows, 10 of which are milking now, two or three of these will be fresh
- ter and balance in early spring, they consist of Guernsey and Shorthorns of
strain, everyone of these is a choice individual and sound, all are in
"year youcan get a cow out of this bunch that will please anyone (high testers).
m. uernsey heifers, springing heavy, wonderful prospects; 5 Guernsey
y.OWlSs.heifers bred for summer calving, these are beauties; 6 Guernsey and
owiss heiter calves out of our good cows; 1 pure bred Brown Swiss bull, year
st,
a good one.
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Hogs--Cholera
Immuned
feeding shoats weighing 125 lbs; 5 late fall pigs, nice ones.
-- dson Tractor and 2 bottom 14-inch tractor plow in good order; 60 bu. capacity self
ink feeder like new; cream separator, 800-1b capacity.
us
"b Corn, Oats, Hav, Etc.
ushelsoats, good°f choicewei hc°rn- in good cribs, 600 bush'els of this is old corn; 400 bushels
ade cutting t- t, 50 tons of hay, 40 tons of this is choice alfalfa, 1st, 2nd and
serV 'm good sl ap tu_lnlOts to suit. 10 tons mo e or less of fine soy bean hay put • o u?snels o[ Hybrid seed corn gathered early.
Chickens, Geese, Ducks, Etc.
ciat ead of mixed yearling hens; 3 big dry land geese, 2 geese and 1 gander; 4 ducks,
G. L. Hill, Clerk
large ones.
EHLE & PITLIK WILL HAVE LUNCH WAGON
Mr. and Mrs. Argus McConaughy
and Bobby spent Christmas with
Mrs. Ferne Jayne.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Newman,
Dean and Dale, Mr• and Mrs. Merle
Murfield and Elizabeth, Miss Mil-
dred Leinbaugh, Mr. and Mrs. i
Thomas Lafferty and the Willard
i Russell family, Mr. and Mrs. George
Barner and Creighton, and Clyde
Leinbaugh spent Christmas in the
F. W. Leinbaugh home.
Albert Bobst family spent Christ-
mas in the Phillip Kuhn home at
Marion•
Mr. and Mrs. F. S• Meyers spent
Christmas at the Ivan Hasek home
at Sioux City.
Miss Frances Drach, Paul Thomas
and Mr. York of Des Moines spent
Saturday night in the Allen Mitch-
ell home.
Mr. and Mrs. Jens Pedersen and
Mrs. Hattie Waln spent Christmas
in the L. R. Bobst home.
Christmas guests in the Albert
Thomas home were Miss Frances
Drach, Paul Thomas, and Mr. York,
all of Des Moines; Mr. and Mrs.
Herbert Thomas, Marilyn and Ron-
nie of Cedar Rapids; Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Kimball of Clarence; Mrs.
Amelia Larsen and Ivan of Spring-
ville, Mr. and Mrs. Allen Mitchell,
Mrs. and Mrs. Floyd Thomas and
Otis Thomas, all of Martelle.
Mr. and Mrs. Homer Allen of
Des Moines, Mr• and Mrs. O. W.
McBride and Betty of Marion, and
~ Mrs. Lillian Stewart spent Christ-
mas in the C. L. Murfield home.
Mr. and Mrs. Lolen Rentington
and Phyllis and Mrs. A. L. Huff-
man spent Christmas with relatives
at Davenport.
Mrs. Ida Miller spent Tuesday
in Morley.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Stahl attend-
ed a Christmas party at the Byron
Jones home in Mount Vernon last
Sunday•
Mr. and Mrs. John Ricketts of
Springville were recent visitors in
the Harvey Barber home.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Stahl were
dinner guests in the DeVere Port
i home at Springville on Sunday.
Misses Thelma and Faye Rich
spent their holiday vacation with
their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Add
Rich.
Mr. and Mrs. Milo Lacock of
Whittier attended church at the M.
E. church Sunday morning and
were dinner guests in the Ralph La-
cock home.
Mrs. Elsie Remington spent
Christmas in the Ivan Remington!
home.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert May of Dav-
enport spent Christmas in the Will
May home.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hurt and Bar-
bara Jo of Cedar Rapids, Mr. and
Mrs. George Hurt, Mr• and Mrs. Nell
Norton and sons, and Howard
Beardsley family and Mrs. Bessie
Ankeny spent Christmas in the Joe
Hurt home.
Mrs. Martha Barber spent Christ-
mas in the Alva Barber home in
Anamosa.
Miss Maxine Larson spent the
week in the Joe Hurt home in Ce-
dar Rapids.
Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Linn and
Gwendolyn of Cedar Rapids, and
Mrs. and Mrs. Earl Farley and
daughter of Lisbon spent Christmas
morning in the Gerald Darsee home.
Darsees' and their company spent
the rest of the day in the Dave
Courtright home in Olin.
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Eldred and
children spent Saturday evening
with Mrs. Stella Eldred and Galen.
All Farmers Feeding
Pigs Should Feed
Riverside Pig Meal
for faster growth, and
healthier p i g s ; more
weight at less cost.
Let us prove to you that
you can save money by
feeding Riverside Pig
Meal.
We can save you dollars.
Try it Today!
Manufactured and For
Sale at
Riverside Feed Stores
All kinds of Feed, Flour, Hay
and Straw
Main Store 119 14th Ave. S.E.
Store No. 2, 222 1st St. N.E.
Phone 2-7120 Cedar Rapids
We Will Deliver Free
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Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Gordon and
Roger and Bob spent Sunday even-
ing at the Charlie White home at
Palo. [
Dillon Holcomb of Mitchellville!
came to spend the holidays with
his mother, Mrs. Lodie Holcomb.
pigs; 14 feeding shoats, weighing around 15(} Ihs; 15 September fall pigs, Hampshires,
and good ones. Hampshire spring boar, an Amana bred boar and a good one.
Machinery, Harness, Etc.
Full line of machinery that goes with a farm including nearly new truck wagon and
basket rack. 2 sets of good harness, 1 set is britchen harness and 1 set farm harness.
Some good leather collars of different sizes.
MAN ~VANTED
Man to help hx:al farmers with
poultry -- feedi]w,', delousing,
worming and ~) forth. ~ViU
teli('h lilaii who has had Sonte
sort of farn~illg exl)eriellee and
give chance to earn $75 - $100
a ntonth. Mnst have ear. lVl*itl~
Bnx X, care of this paper.
Nalne ............................................
Address ..........................................
Corn, Hay Etc.
700 bushels of good yellow corn in crib; 25 tons of mixed clover and timothy hay in
the barn, this was made at a good time and is swell hay.
LIME STONE---100 tons of ground lime stone to he sold in lots to suit, this tests 98'
pure. 12 Walnut logs, good ones. Many small items too numerous to mention.
HENRY LANG'S LUNCH WAGON WILL BE THERE
AME
W. E. Challis, Auct., Phone 130, Lisbon.
Jay Fordyce of Mt. Vernon Bank, Clerk
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Owing to the death of the late Mr. and Mrs. Fred S. Miller and by an order of court to close the Estate Joanna
Miller, I will sell at public auction at the late residence, lo cated 2 miles west of Mount Vernon, just south of the
Abbey Creek school house just off of Highway No. 30, 40 rods, on
COMMENCING AT 11 O'CLOCK. THE FOLLOWING PROPERTY:
1 bay mare, smooth mouthed, wt. 1500,
HO
a good work mare; 1 bay gelding, smooth mouthed, wt. 1500, a good
work horse•
Holstein cow 7 years old, sound and right, milking now, and will freshen in early spring• When she is fresh you
want a big pail to hold her milk. Holstein cow carrying her 3rd calf, right in every way, to freshen in the spring.
Holstein cow carrying her 2nd calf, a good one. Holstein cow 7 years old (registered and recorded) and oh,
what a cow. She will give 34 quarts daily when on good pasture, due to freshen in early March. This cow is good
enough for any herd in Iowa. 3 Shorthorn cows milking now and due to freshen in the spring• Guernsey cow
4 years old, milking now, and a nice one. The above cows are bred to a Shorthorn bull. 2 two-year old heifers,
a Shorthorn and a nice Holstein (bred); 1 heifer coming 2 years old, a Shorthorn-Guernsey; 1 steer coming 2
years old, a black one; 4 spring calves, (3 Shorthorns), one is a well bred Holstein bull calf out of a choice cow,
good enough for a bull.
4 pure bred Poland China tried sows, McCormick breeding, bred to Poland boar; 10 Hampshire gilts (bred) nice
ones; the above are cholera immune; 5 Hampshire gilts (bred); 1 Hampshire spring boar; 8 Poland-Hampshire
gilts, bred; 10 head of 180 lb feeding shoats; 10 Hampshire-Poland fall pigs, good thrifty ones.
10 head of Shropshire ewes (bred).
MACHINERY
F-12 Farmall tractor only used 2 seasons, this has had the best of care and is like new; 2-row corn plow for above
tractor; 2 bottom Little Genius tractor plow; the above outfit works perfect. 8-ft Osborn binder in perfect
shape; Easy Way hay loader; Mc.Deering corn planter and wire; Mc-Deering 9-ft disc; 4-section steel lever har-
row; John Deere broadcast seeder with grass seeder attachment; John Deere single row cultivator; 16-inch walk-
ing plow; Rock Island manure spreader; Mc-Deering 6-ft. mower, buncher attachment for mower; steel dump hay
rake; harrow cart; high wheel wide tired wagon and 36-inch box; Rock Island steel wheeled truck wagon and Ox-
ford hay rack; oscillator bob sled; single hole corn sheller; 2 12-ft. hog troughs, double trees, eveners, etc.
MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES
Mellotte cream separator; 5-gallon cream can; milk pails and other dairy supplies and many miscellaneous
articles too numerous to mention.
CORN, OATS, HAY,
2200 bushels of choice yellow corn in cribs; 200 bushels of 1978 oats; 150 bushels of old oats testing 36 lbs to the
bushel; 40 tons of pure clover hay put up without rain, only 5 loads of this got wet; 1Vz tons of baled bean hay;
50 shocks of fodder corn all in.
HARNESS, COLLARS, ETC.
Set of nearly new Concord harness; 2 nearly new 22-inchcollars; 1 set of field harness.
EHLE & PITLIK WILL HAVE LUNCH WAGON
W. E. Challis, Auctioneer, phone 130, Lisbon
Attorney state
O. J. Emmons of Springville Exchange Bank, Clerk
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