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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1920
Page
12
In a frontier cabin under siege by a band of Indians led by Black Hawk a wounded crew halts weary travelers. Captain Knox confronts Kirby a white renegade seeking shelter while weighing mercy against treachery as enemies close in.
The bureau of markets warns US dairymen to improve butter quality and cut costs to compete with rising Danish imports and growing foreign production. Argentina has expanded butter and cheese exports, with 1918 cheese exports exceeding imports and shipping mainly to Europe. future shipments may reach the United States. Canada’s cheese shows strong quality control, while Siberia South Africa New Zealand and Australia loom as future influences on world markets.
The narrator and Eloise discuss a mysterious pin seen on a frightened woman and doubt it ties to Joe Kirby. The idea of a secret order emerges as a possible link, but the narrator urges rest after a tense meal. Asa, the boy, sits at the table’s end as the scene focuses on wary tension.
Milk and cream from a few cows are easier to manage in regular milk cans than in shallow pads and noisy buckets. Cans simplify collection at the barn and transfer to the house. They come in various sizes and are especially handy with separators and for souring cream for buttermaking using a shotgun can.
The article lists factors for difficult churns including thin cream and testing fat between 20 and 35 percent, and suggests 60 degrees as a suitable churning temperature. It notes that germs or feeding foods causing hard fats can contribute, and that sour cream churns easier than sweet cream.
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