Bradford Legacy in Hayward Ties to Civil War to Public Service
The Bradford family, long linked with Hayward history, traces its roots to Alonzo Bradford who moved to California in 1873 and built a life in farming and contracting. His son Harry A. Bradford became postmaster, librarian, and noted historian, shaping local civic duties and regional Civil War memory.
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Sonar Measures Fat Beef Ratio Sparks Breeding Hope
College Station Texas reports Navy WWII sonar principles adapted to cattle. Somascope tests live animals for meatiness by detecting lean to fat ratio, reducing need to slaughter to judge quality. Researchers say crossing two lean stock yields about 40 percent chance offspring inherit high lean ratio. Dr. Robert B Temple leads U S Department of Agriculture study in Southern Regional Beef Cattle Breeding Project.
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