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Slaughter houses and meat packing
It goes with ranching since it was the destination for the stockyards and major slaughter houses for the eastern market.
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Up until the 1970s, the city of Chicago had what was called "the stockyards". These were slaughter houses, located on the south side of town, where cattle were brought in by railroad, slaughtered, and send out by railroad to be sold as beef products. With this history, it's understandable why the city's basketball team would choose to name their team players after the male cattle, bulls.
Yes, they do.
We ship to meat houses by trucks. Shipping live animals is hard to do these days. The railroad doesn't stop or go to all places today and it is cheaper to do it locally.
Meat packing companies such as Cargill, XL Foods, etc.
Cattle ranching became more profitable in the 1870s because of the railroad. It cost much less to send cattle or their meat using the railroad.
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Because Chicago had the stockyards, the slaughter houses and the transportation hub to convert beef on the hoof to steak in the store to the anxious eastern customers. Rarely mentioned as a part of this commerce is the ice supply which was in itself was a major industry in the Great Lakes area.
No. Houses are used to live in, and cattle are used to generate profit, put beef in the freezer and maybe get milk from, if they have a dairy cow for that purpose. Other than that, your question makes no sense whatsoever.
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