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butchered and sold in
Cincinnati or shipped.
Cincinnati became known as the "
Porkopolis" when it
became the pork-processing
center of the country. It was chartered...
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Queen of the West, The Blue Chip City, and The City of
Seven Hills and "
Porkopolis". "The City of
Seven Hills"
stems from the June 1853
edition of the West...
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Cincinnati was well
known in the meat****ng
trade and it was
called "
Porkopolis" from at
least 1843.
Starting from the
early 1860s,
Chicago surp****ed...
- Hymen, pp. 21–22. The World's Wife,
London 1999; the text is on the
Porkopolis website.
Painting and poem are
juxtaposed on the Pre-Raphaelite Sisterhood...
- race for the
Boston Marathon. For many years,
Cincinnati was
known as "
Porkopolis"; this
nickname came from the city's
large pork interests. In 1988, the...
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dominated by
industrial and
commercial warehouses. Cincinnati's
nickname of "
Porkopolis"
started here with hog
slaughtering in the
early 19th century. In 2010...
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Mural depicting E. Kahn's & Sons Co., one of
several companies that made
Cincinnati well
known for meat****ng,
giving it the
nickname Porkopolis...
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livestock pasture; some of the m****ive
stockyards in the city once
known as "
Porkopolis" were
located nearby,
although even ****her from the
original city. As...
- tale of how
Cincinnati became Porkopolis". Farmers' Advance.
Retrieved 2025-01-20. "When pigs
roamed the
streets of
Porkopolis". WCPO 9 Cincinnati. 2017-05-02...
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newspapers made fun of the magazine, with one
calling the idea "Poetry in
Porkopolis".
Author and poet
Jessica Nelson North was an editor.
Henry Rago joined...
