Bull Selections Based on Market Logic and Marbling
Ed Collins argues bulls should be chosen by market potential, ranch fit, and productive capacity rather than fashion. He criticizes professors and show judges for pushing uniformity and mutation-prone cattle, cites a $6.50 per hundred beef spread, and urges breeders to prioritize marbling and real demand over trend. He cites Kansas State Angus sale and Chicago prime grading concerns.
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Eddie Collins
Chicago
Jesse Chisolm
Kansas City
Kansas State
Dr. Good
K State
Wally
Garden City Telegram fragment on August 21, 1971
A cryptic Garden City Telegram page fragment from Saturday August 21 1971 shows fragmented notes on farm topics and commentary. The readable bits mention pages about cattle and beef and a dismissive remark about a planned progression and a castle metaphor.
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Garden City Telegram
Movie magnate Spyros Skouras dies at 78 in Rye
Spyros P Koutras a Hollywood staple known as Spyros Skouras died at his Rye New York home after a heart attack. Born 1893 in Greece he built a nickelodeon into 20th Century Fox rising to president from 1942 to 1962. He produced Cinemascope The Robe and later chaired Prudential Grace Lines. Also Bette Davis sued AI
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Rye
N.Y
Spyros P. Koutras
Hollywood
Nickelodeon
20Th Century-Fox
Ias
Fox
Skounas
Prudential-Grace Lines
Skouvrahorian
Greece
Charles
George
Wee
America
St. Louis
Kansas City
Indianapolis
Warner Brothers
Spyros
Fox Metropolitan Theaters
New York
Skouras
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New York City
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Charlie Goodnight
Shanghi Pierce
Malcolm Story
Mander
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Bette Davis
Manhattan Supreme Court
Bunny O'Hare
American International Pictures, Inc
Miss Davis Wald
North Main
Sineavs
Chuck
Broiler
Thrift
Vienna
UY Ee
Morton House
Sloppy Joes
Kraft
Meadowdale
Gatlon
Starkist
Munrs Manwich
Tee Ae
Ragers
Nestea
Uea Ee
Lady
Room
Emma al Maus Ass
Rosedale
van Camp
Ellis
Slim Jim
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