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Arndt was the son of a veterinarian, Fedor, who was in charge of the local slaughter house in Landeshut, Silesia.

The British had instituted a slaughter house near the Golden Temple Amritsar on 5 May 1849.

1875 – Establishment of Coffin Home at Kennedy Town near a slaughter house.

He had a Mosque and a slaughter house constructed for the convenience of the Muslim soldiers in his army.

A commercial slaughter house was located at the New Hall Barn until its demolition along with the house in 1905, its remains are still present.

The presence of packing houses and slaughter houses has created a good number of direct and indirect jobs.

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" In France, Philippe Ross of La Revue du cinéma proclaimed that Fulci had to show "us something other than these endless scenes of butchery who truly become more and more painful and soporific" Christophe Gans reviewed the film in stated that "Except for two or three welcome details [.

Local amenities include a primary school, post office, village shop, butchers, doctors surgery, hairdressers, garden centre, congregational church, one pub and a golf course associated with the 'Ullesthorpe Court Hotel'.

In 1991, they released their debut "Schlachtplatte" (butcher plate; a traditional dish containing different types of meat and sausages).

During the off-season, Orr worked as a butcher and a brownstone cutter.

… It must be recorded as a historic fact that certain members of the Croatian hierarchy, notably Archbishop Sharich of Sarajevo, endorsed this butchery.

Bison hunting was performed as "bison jumps" which involved stampeding a herd of bison over a cliff, and then butchering the dead animals.

The people of Guelph elected as MP Alf Hales, who was a Conservative and a butcher, and for MPP they voted for Harry Worton, who was a Liberal and a baker.

Quaternary California Ruscus aculeatus, known as butcher's-broom, is a low evergreen Eurasian shrub, with flat shoots known as cladodes that give the appearance of stiff, spine-tipped leaves.

The common name, butcher's broom, hails from one of its original uses.

In Europe, Ruscus species were traditionally harvested for their flat and stiff branches to make small brooms that were used for clearing off and cleaning butchering blocks.

Recent research has uncovered that butcher's broom contains some antibacterial compounds.

In ancient Greece, butcher's broom was used as a laxative or diuretic, and it was also believed to remove kidney stones when added to wine.

The major phytochemicals in butcher's broom are steroidal saponins.