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Identifier
20051914
Description
Some baby beeves caught the eye of the Chuck Wagon Gossiper at the Texas State Fair at Dallas. The grand champion steer of the show is pictured here. Left to right with the steer are shown H. A. Fitzhugh, San Antonio, county agent who supervised the feeding of the grand champion; H. A. Fitzsimons, San Antonio, breeder of the steer; R. J. Kinzer, Kansas City, secretary of the American Hereford Association; John Henry Dean, Fort Worth, superintendent of the Hereford division of the show and vice president of the Texas Hereford Association; Joe Strauss, 4H Club boy who fed the champion steer; Joe Strauss Sr., father of the feeder of the steer; and O. L. Stark, foreman of the Strauss herd of registered Herefords. The grand champion steer weighs around 1, 100 pounds and will be sold Thursday with the other champion animals of this division. Published in the Fort Worth Star-Telegram morning edition, October 16, 1941.
Archival Date
1941-10-11
Collection Name
Fort Worth Star-Telegram Collection
Collection Number
AR406-6-1426
Original Format
Negatives, Black & White
File Format
JPG
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Subjects
Livestock; Animals; Cattle; Animal auctions; Animal feeding; Fairs; Chuck Wagons; Suits (Clothing); Neckties; Hats
Names
Texas State Fair; Fitzhugh, H. A.; Fitzsimons, H. A.; Kinzer, R. J.; Dean, John Henry; Strauss, Joe; Strauss, Joe, Sr.; Stark, O. L.; Texas Hereford Association
Subjects
Livestock; Animals; Cattle; Animal auctions; Animal feeding; Fairs; Chuck Wagons; Suits (Clothing); Neckties; Hats