Timber Copyright Notice
Fragmentary OCR reads a notice about timber rights or copyright with unclear dates or names. no readable entities beyond generic references. Further context needed to identify parties, location, and action.
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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1932
Page
8
Fragmentary OCR reads a notice about timber rights or copyright with unclear dates or names. no readable entities beyond generic references. Further context needed to identify parties, location, and action.
The Ojibwa veteran Esau Otchig braves the Windigo rapids to rescue Jim and uncover Jingwak the trader deceiver. He battles canoes, gunfire, and white water, then seeks aid from Sunset House allies while rumors spread of his miracle voyage. Jim and Omar await news at a lakeside rendezvous as Otchig plans his next move.
Jim Stuart and partner Omar navigate treachery in the Canadian north as Paradis schemes to sabotage Stuart’s fur trade. Aurore LeSlond returns home as violence erupts, and conspirators are exposed. The pair survive ambush attempts and a night clash ends with several Indians slain while the men conceal their survival roles.
In a tense camp scene Jim tends a sick woman with old Jinaw's help. Omar and a Paradis pursuer threaten the group, while Jinaw confirms the fever’s retreat and mutual trust is renewed between Jim and the Ojibwa healer.
The pound originated as a weight of silver tied to the Latin libra and led to the symbol £. It was once 5,400 grains and divided into 12 ounces of 20 pennyweights each. The Pound Tower minted standards, later replaced by the Pound Trojan in 1527. Roman scales influenced European coinage and the denarius inspired the penny.
The article compares Ching and Japanese origins noting Chinese civilization reached Japan by the first century A D. It states modern Japan surpassed Ching by adopting Western living standards and keeping pace with Europe and America while preserving distinctive manners and institutions shaped by Chinese influence.
Dry bean growers intend to cut acreage about 12 percent in 1933 from 1931 levels. New York state drops around 8 percent, Michigan about 11 percent, with Montana Idaho and Wyoming planning roughly 28 percent fewer plantings. If yields stay near the ten year average, total production could drop about 14 percent from 1931.
Agricultural notice urges vaccination for pigs to prevent cholera losses amid market stress. Vaccinate before weaving or shortly after, ensure healthy feeding, sanitary conditions, lice and mange control, and keep vaccinated pigs from old barnyard. Serum and virus are cheaper this season. Do not starve pigs. instead, feed well and promote rapid growth.
Iowa State College extension stock specialist K L Quaife says baby pigs often grow tiny black teeth that cause fights and injure teats or gums. If bites threaten, cut the teeth with tweezers or clippers, then swab the mouth with iodine. avoid pulling to prevent jaw wounds.
The article notes no effective seed corn treatment for cut worms or grub worms. For grub worms, crop rotation and avoiding sod plowing in a grub year are best. Cut worms are best managed with a moist poisoned bait mixed from bran, paris green, citrus juice, pulp, water, molasses, and squid.
The article advises early use of Bordeaux mixture and dust with nicotine and calcium arsenate to control flea beetles on crops. It notes clover seed cutting with a mower and drying before storage, urges farmers to share or inspect neighbor crops for seed, and discusses thinning as a new orchard practice. It cites Niagara county cost data showing dusted orchards cost 26 percent more than sprayed ones and provides U S apple export figures for 1931 and half a century earlier.
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