Craig Adams

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The FREE 72-oz. steak came to life not long after Bob Lee opened the doors to the Big Texan Steak Ranch.
In those days, cowboys still worked the area ranches and came into town on their days off to get a good meal and have
some fun. Both of those needs could be fulfilled at the Big Texan. One day a cowboy came through the front door
bragging that he was so hungry he could “eat the whole, darned cow.”

 

Lambert's Cafe (Missouri)

March 13, 1942, Earl and Agnes Lambert with 14 cents between them, borrowed $1500 from Tish Jones and with 5 employees opened for business in a small building on South Main Street in Sikeston Missouri. It consisted of a 9 stool counter and 8 tables for a total seating capacity of 41 people. Their policy of serving vegetables, meat and dessert was immediately established. These were trying years for everyone, World War II and severe rationing made restaurant operation extremely difficult. The war years were greeted with many meatless days and supplies of all kinds were in short supply --- but somehow and some way they were able to hang on.


 

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0801_011703.jpgOne of my all-time favorite books is “Once Upon a Town: The Miracle of the North Platte Canteen” by Bob Greene

From December 25, 1941 until April 1, 1946 more than 6 million servicemen and women who traveled through Nebraska during World War II fondly remember the hospitality of the North Platte Canteen where every troop train was met by volunteers who prepared and served sandwiches, coffee, cookies, cakes, and other homemade ‘goodies’ during stops there. This site is in honor of those servicemen and women, the Canteen and its volunteers as a reminder of its proud past; an opportunity to look back in time.



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The cement of this union is the heart-blood
of every American.  ~Thomas Jefferson

Discover my home state of South Carolina
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