Unbelievable cattle and crossbreeding pioneers
The author recalls old breedcraft from Colorado River Bottom and Brazos country cowmen like the Rosanky brothers Earl Walter and Carroll and Jim Burroughs. He notes their 800 pound carcass calves, cross-bred lines, and the contrast with Texas college breeders. He argues for area-specific, flavor driven beef and warns against uniform mediocrity. He reflects on taste, profitability, and the vanished precision of early practice.
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Garden City Telegram July 3 1971 note on spices
Farm Mom and cattlemen urged to use patience in tasting and seasoning. Read guidance about adding spices in small shakes or pinches rather than packing. Advice to avoid overloading with large quantities and to taste as you go.
Trial Ordered in Suit Against Jackie Onassis
NEW YORK AP A trial is ordered in the 13 million damage suit brought by photographer Ronald E Galella against Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis. Judge Edward G McLean also orders a trial in Mrs Onassis 15 million countersuit and denied her request to dismiss the photographer suit. Galella charges that Mrs Onassis and three Secret Service agents interfered with his livelihood during attempts to photograph her and her children in Central Park in 1969.
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