Scattersburg Notes and Social Tidbits
Scattersburg news round up includes Carl Tomlin husking corn for Vesa Hiatt, Misa Edna Whisler visiting home folks, Harve McCumber as a business visitor in Albia, John Winkleman calling at the Winkleman home, Mrs Alien Selby visiting her mother Mrs Geo McCumber, and Mrs Ella Lockman returning home after visiting Fred Coltrain. A schoolhouse program and box supper Tuesday night drew a large crowd with a well attended, well organized event. Christmas shopping tips urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Tomlin
Vesa Hiatt
Misa Edna Whisler
Harve McCumber
Albia
John Winkleman
Winkleman
Alien Selby
Geo. McCumber
Ella Lockman
Fred Coltrain
Albert McGinnis
Billie Spencer
Ralph Spencer
Arthur Tibbets
Elizabeth Ruggles
George
Mary and
Paul
HC. Humphrey
Arlie Coulson
Missouri
Lewis Ranse
Leota Kellogg
Kansas City
Jack Speavee
Joe Clark
Merle Clark
No Hunting Within Premises Legal Notice
No hunting trapping or trespassing allowed on my premises without written permit, listing names and associated entities. This notice will run each week until Jan 1, with additional names may be added at 26 cents each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aaron Campbell Gee
E. McCumber
D. T. Winkleman
E.G. Hawk
Wm, Tomlin
Clint Paxton
Elmer Lockman
A. E. Skull Guy
Roberta Hi. S. McCumber
Fred Coltrain
August Kuehler Walter Gideon
Moravia State Savings Bank
Warren DuVall
Wm. DuVall
Henry DuVall
Jep Powell
C. D. DuVall
B. E. Winsler
C. L. Alden
T. J. Turner
Local Notices From Hiattville and Nearby Residents
Saturday and Sunday at home followed by a stream of visits from neighbors and relatives. townsfolk include McDanel, Hiatt, DeLong, Robinson, Coulson, and Gibbs families. Henry stories mention jurry duty, mumps recovery, moving, repairs, and a parish bazaar with community support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mintia Callen
J. M. Tucker
Edd. Purgis
Ohn Thomas
Coulson
Shipping Association
Moravia
Eva B. Hellyer
Alfred Carlson
E. F. Wilson
R. C. Wilson
Dwight Weatherly
M. E. McDanel
Callen
Dayle McDanel
Bobby Wayne
Unionville
Cyril McDanel
J. M. Hiatt
Engil Hiatt
Wayne
Walter Phillips
Ruth Scott
J.J. Hicks
Edd DeLong
Ira Fisher
Bud DeLong
Arthur Brown
Harry Robinson
B. C. DeLong
Adda Robinson
Lloyd Clark
Joe Cloak
Alva Hawkins
Orrin Cullen
Gilbert Woodcock
Colfax
Iowa
Albert
Old corn scarce across Iowa farms in 1927 crop year
Iowa crop reporters report November 1 stock of old corn at 4,340,000 bushels, far below the 8,111,000 from November 1, 1925, with gale damage and heavy snows reducing yields. Despite this, the 1925 crop remains the largest on record, while the 1928 crop nears it. United States total stock remains under half of the prior year as total supply approaches 2.95 billion bushels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Weather and Crop Bureau
Iowa Department of Agriculture
United States Bureau of Agricultural Economies
Galea
Towa
United States
Rats Cost Iowa Fifteen Million Dollars Yearly
Iowa faces an annual rat cost of about 15 million dollars. Public Health Service data show two dollars per rat per year and four to five rats per person in grain producing states. ExtensionEntomologist Fred D. Butcher cites plentiful food, hiding places, and young rats as key factors and notes farms with rat-proof buildings avoid infestations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Butcher
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Scattersburger
West End
Stark & Hiatt
Turner & Son
D. K. Orelup
Farmers' & Merchants Savings Bank
Waughop
Brand Coal CO
Merrill Adams
Parker House
Moravia Bakery
Dudley
Bros
Centerville
Ford
Eeees
Ford Motor Company
Hiattsville
MT. Pleasant
Hilton
Ville
Hoyte
Cote