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Scientific American, Vol. 100, No. 4 (January 1909) (1909)

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the past, the live stock to the shipment of the meat, in either of its operations, from the mul- it is a fact that to-day the greatest care is exercised the fresh or the cured condition, is carried on at the titudinous flocks on hillside and plain to the fresh Union Stock Yards, which are located… … trough into which a of . the great indus- stream of fresh water tries of the United The stockyard pens, where the cattle are purchased for the packing houses. One of the United Stales inspectors is kept running. The States to which we who examine the cattle on the hoof is seen in the foreground.…

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