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One who made it: A former trophy manufacturer, Doug Long moved to a Mono Mills farm 12 years ago to raise Black Angus, 'I've seen a lot of guys go belly up, he says
One who made it: A former trophy manufacturer, Doug Long moved to a Mono Mills farm 12 years ago to raise Black Angus, 'I've seen a lot of guys go belly up, he says

One who made it: A former trophy manufacturer, Doug Long moved to a Mono Mills farm 12 years ago to raise Black Angus, 'I've seen a lot of guys go belly up, he says

Date2/17/1984
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  • One who made it: A former trophy manufacturer; Doug Long moved to a Mono Mills farm 12 years ago to raise Black Angus; 'I've seen a lot of guys go belly up; he says.
  • One who made it: A former trophy manufacturer, Doug Long moved to a Mono Mills farm 12 years ago to raise Black Angus, 'I've seen a lot of guys go belly up, he says
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Original Toronto Star caption: One who made it: A former trophy manufacturer; Doug Long moved to a Mono Mills farm 12 years ago to raise Black Angus; 'I've seen a lot of guys go belly up; he says.
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      ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
      CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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      Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
      Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0023143F
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