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The success story of the Black Angus—also known as Aberdeen-Angus for the two Scottish counties it hailed from, or as American Angus for its adopted homeland—is being saluted by a new centennial postage stamp, the National Geographic Society says.

The 8 - cent “Rural America” commemorative features a blue-ribbon bull, with native Longhorns grazing the plains in the background.

THE FIRST crossbreeds with Longhorns were sold at the Chicago stockyards and their beef reportedly won the acclaim of meat packers. Today some cattlemen say that Black Angus meat is “finer tex

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