Battle over the Turkey Capital claims between Cuero and Worthington
Cuero Texas and Worthington Minnesota dispute origins of the turkey parade. Worthington asserts its 1938 festival, Cuero counters with earlier Cuero Turkey Trot roots. A Cuero mayoral proclamation befriends Worthington while reaffirming Cuero as originator.
Turkey Race to Crown Traveling Trophy Between Cuero and Worthington
Cuero Record proposes an annual intercity turkey race with Worthington Daily Globe sharing trophy funding. Each city sends its top gobbler to the other's soil for timed runs, two trials per site, and an average determines the winner to hold the floating trophy for a year.
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Cuero
Worthington
Worthington Daily Globe
Turkey
Cuero's Turkey Parade Proudly Claimed as Capital
From Cuero Texas the tale of Rebel Tom the old parade turkey who sparked a yearly Thanksgiving trot begins in 1912. Cuero cheers a growing festival with bands and floats and a claim to the Turkey Capital title that rivals Worthington’s 1938 festival.
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Worthington
Turkey
Cuero
Iam
Worthington, Minn
Minnesota
Cuero Division
Worthington Division
Lew Hudson
Texas
Hudson
Nick Hand
E. O. Olson
Worthington Creamery
J. W. Arnold
Cuero Chamber of Commerce
Jack Edgar
Turkey Capitals
Jack D. Edgar
Tom
Howerton
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