June 22, 2025 Canton, Missouri | | Save 15% on ALL Grass-fed Beef, Lamb, Bison, Elk, Pastured Pork & Poultry, Wild-caught Seafood and More at USWellnessMeats.com when you enter the Red Letter Discount Code in your cart at checkout. | | | Independence Day Celebrations With America's 250th Birthday approaching in 2026 and the 4th of July just around the corner, it's fun to think about how our forefathers would have celebrated Independence Day. Some who lived at the turn of the 20th century would have had great grandparents who remembered the early days of the country. You may have seen the recent story of Harrison Tyler passing away last month. Harrison was the grandson of America's 10th president, John Tyler. That's hard to wrap your head around.
Independence Day celebrations in the early 20th century varied across different regions of the United States, reflecting local traditions, geography, and cultural influences. In New England, towns often emphasized historical reenactments and patriotic speeches, with communities gathering in town squares to hear readings of the Declaration of Independence. Fireworks displays were common, but many families also enjoyed quieter celebrations with picnics by the coast or lakes.
In the South, barbecues were a central part of the festivities, with large gatherings featuring slow-cooked meats and fresh produce. Rural communities often held horse races, shooting contests, and music performances, creating a lively and communal atmosphere. Fireworks were popular, but bonfires and torchlight parades were also common, adding a dramatic flair to the evening celebrations. The Midwest embraced county fairs and large-scale parades, where farmers and townsfolk showcased their best livestock, produce, and homemade goods. Baseball games were a staple of the holiday, with local teams competing in spirited matches. Families gathered for outdoor feasts, enjoying grilled meats, corn on the cob, and fresh fruit from nearby farms. Out West, particularly in California and Texas, celebrations often included rodeos, frontier-style cookouts, and elaborate fireworks displays. Cities like San Francisco and Los Angeles hosted grand parades, while smaller towns held community dances and storytelling events. The holiday was also an opportunity for immigrant communities to blend their traditions with American customs, creating a rich and diverse celebration. Each region had its own unique way of marking the Fourth of July, but the common thread was a deep sense of patriotism, community, and appreciation for the freedoms that define the nation. It's time to stock up on meats for the grill. The Fourth of July will be here soon! All the Best, Team USWM | | - 15% OFF Storewide - CLICK HERE for a 15% OFF Storewide Discount Code good through Wed. 6/11/25. Save on 100% Grass-fed Beef, Lamb, Bison, Elk, Dairy, Pastured Pork, Poultry, and Wild-caught Seafood. | | | | - Daniel Moran - Meet our June Featured Chef, Daniel Moran. Daniel is an accomplished restaurant trained chef and business owner. He is semi-retired and loves creating new recipes. Daniel specializes in Gluten and Dairy Free meals along with having a wealth of knowledge in butchering and smoking meats. KEEP READING | | | - Shout Out! - Chef Danielle Christy (@chefdaniellechristy) shares her menu for this last week. Her NBA clients must be salivating over these meals every week. Follow Danielle for delicious & nutritious meal inspiration. | | 15% OFF Storewide Discount Code Osteoporosis and Men: Are Your At Risk?
By Dr. Sears If you are a man aged 35 or older, you may not realize that you are just as vulnerable to osteoporosis as women…And that leaves millions of men underdiagnosed and undertreated. Recent research found that 28% of men between the ages of 35 and 50 had osteopenia, a precursor to osteoporosis — compared to 26% in women of the same age. June 2025 Featured Chef Our June Featured Chef is Daniel Moran. Daniel started in the restaurant industry at a young age and worked his way up. He specializes in gluten and dairy free high end cuisine, crafting unique, one of a kind dishes. We asked Daniel, “You're stranded on a desert island-luckily, you have your top five ingredients and one must-have kitchen tool. What are they?”
“Cows, Goats, Chickens, Seeds for a garden, Rice (for both grain and rice flour)...My essential kitchen tool? A 12-inch chef’s knife—indispensable for any cooking challenge.” - Daniel Moran This week, Daniel prepares his amazing show stopper - Stuffed Pork Loin. Tender, juicy and full of flavor! If you're looking for a main course that will knock your socks off...this is it! Give this recipe a try! Winner! Every month we offer readers an opportunity to win grass-fed and pasture-raised meats. This month our winner is Jon H. of Big Bend, Wisconsin. Jon wins $170 worth of grass-fed and pastured meats. Congratulations Jon! Watch this space for more opportunities to win. 4th of July Remember Independence Day is fast approaching. Have your meat order in by 10AM central Wednesday 6/2 to make sure you have everything you need for the big weekend. Save on our Summer Grilling Bundle | | | | Save on Summer Grilling Bundle Whether it's sizzling ribeye steaks, juicy burgers, brats, chicken, or perfectly marinated skewers, the combination of fresh air, crackling flames, and high-quality, pasture-raised meat transforms any meal into a feast. | | Sale ends Saturday 10 pm 6/28/25 | |  | | Pasture-raised Chicken Breasts - 1 lb. |
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