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1303 | The War of the Vespers in Sicily ends with an agreement between Charles of Valois, who invaded the country, and Frederick, the ruler of Sicily. | |
1756 | The British at Fort William Henry, New York, surrender to Louis Montcalm of France. | |
1802 | Captain Meriwether Lewis leaves Pittsburgh to meet up with Captain William Clark and begin their trek to the Pacific Ocean. | |
1864 | At the Democratic convention in Chicago, General George B. McClellan is nominated for president. | |
1919 | The Communist Labor Party is founded in Chicago, with the motto, “Workers of the world unite!” | |
1940 | Joseph Avenol steps down as Secretary-General of the League of Nations. | |
1942 | The British army under General Bernard Law Montgomery defeats Field Marshal Erwin Rommel’s Afrika Korps in the Battle of Alam el Halfa in Egypt. | |
1944 | The British Eighth Army penetrates the German Gothic Line in Italy. | |
1949 | Six of the 16 surviving Union veterans of the Civil War attend the last-ever encampment of the Grand Army of the Republic, held in Indianapolis, Indiana. | |
1951 | The 1st Marine Division begins its attack on Bloody Ridge in Korea. The four-day battle results in 2,700 Marine casualties. | |
1961 | A concrete wall replaces the barbed wire fence that separates East and West Germany. It will be called the Berlin Wall. | |
1965 | The US Congress creates the Department of Housing & Urban Development. | |
1980 | The Polish government is forced to sign the Gdansk Agreement allowing the creation of the trade union Solidarity. | |
1990 | East and West Germany sign the Treaty of Unification (Einigungsvertrag) to join their legal and political systems. | |
1994 | The last Russian troops leave Estonia and Latvia. | |
1994 | The Irish Republican Army (IRA) announces a “complete cessation of military operations,” opening the way to a political settlement in Ireland for the first time in a quarter of a century. |
When an equipment manufacturing company inexplicably showed up at their plant to demonstrate a prune sorter, Nephi and his plant superintendent Slim Burton chatted with them about a redesign. Could the barrel be redesigned so that it would eliminate the unwanted pieces of potatoes from the very wanted french fries? It could.You can see where this is going. It was those little scraps left over from making french fries that ended up in Tater Tots. Read the rest of the story of how Tater Tots were developed at Eater.
This being the northwest, and with the Grigg brothers’ company surrounded by farmland, Nephi decided that the scraps would go to feed the cattle and other livestock owned by the Grigg family. This was fine for a while, until Nephi realized that these cattle were getting enormous amounts of potato product. He was an entrepreneur, goddammit, and not one to waste anything, especially “product that has been purchased from the grower, stored for months, gone thru the peeling process, gone thru the specking lines and trimmed of all the defects, only to be eliminated into the cattle feed,” as Nephi wrote in a letter to an Ore-Ida representative in 1989.