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1934 Print Meat Butcher Armour Chicago Illinois Bourke-White Steer FZ3 XGTA7 This is an original 1955This is an original 1934 halftone print of an Armour and Company butcher separating the chuck from the rest of the forequarter. The average steer yields about 150 pounds of chuck. Chicago was known for its Union Stock Yards the largest meatpacking center of the world at the time. It was centralized by several different railway systems. Upton Sinclair discussed the Union Stock Yards and the meatpacking industry in his 1906 novel, "The Jungle." It