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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1932
Page
8
Jim Stuart confronts Aurore Le Bilondt as she toys with him on a forested lakeshore. She presses him to wait until September while he debates duty to his employers and the fur trade, amid a tense, romantic encounter and hints of manipulation.
Jim Stuart, fur trader at Sunset House, and Aurore Le Blond forge a fleeting romance on the Lake of the Sand Beaches. They vow letters and reunions, aware duty will pull them apart as Aurore returns to Winnipeg and Jim to his trade, promising to meet again in spring.
Jim and Omar push a Sunset House trade venture into Ojibwa territory along the Pipestone lakes. They face wary hunters and a shaman tied to locals with distrust as a first contact unfolds. The scene ends with tension as the traders are questioned about their motives.
Colorado dairymen gain an estimated 1.75 million dollars annually after five years from a 20 pound per cow butterfat increase. The report credits herd-improvement work, cooperative associations, and selected bulls with higher production and profitability for the average dairyman.
The article discusses bears across the globe from Potar region to the tropics and Antipodes, noting their varied sizes and habitats. It cites Sir Godfrey de Bouillon and biblical allusions to challenge doubts about bears in Syria and the Holy Land, including an anecdote of defending a woodcutter and David’s bear tale.
Kyoto, ancient capital of Japan, remains a beacon of fine crafts. Small family shops guard centuries of technique in cloisonne, damascene lacquerware, sword blades, bronzes, Satsuma and Awata ware, drawing buyers seeking beauty and tradition.
The Nebraska Farmer notes that ample alfalfa hay and good silage provide feed insurance for dairy farmers. Even without grain, these feeds can keep milk output high and cow condition steady, though concentrates raise production slightly. Planning ahead ensures yield during lean spells and spring grain gaps.
An article from Prairie Farmer explains that abortion in cows is detected by veterinary testing. It notes retentions of afterbirth raise suspicion and identifies aborting cows as primary spreaders. Healthy herds are more profitable, and owners suspecting infection should have herds tested.
A United States study comparing Jersey Friesian and goat milks found no clear overall superiority in nutritive properties. Jersey milk had a bit more vitamin A, goat milk more vitamins B2 and C, and all three had similarly low vitamin D in both seasons. Protein fat and fat al nutrients were similar in goat and Friesian, while Jersey exceeded them in these constituents.
Canada reports total butter output of 270 million pounds in 1930. Creamery butter reaches 185,751,001 pounds, topping previous highs by over 8 million, while farm butter adds 84,337,000 pounds for a national record.
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