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Newspaper
Camden Record News
Location
Camden, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1936
Page
6
A photo from the Great Lakes Exposition in Cleveland shows portions of construction including a capeground with a bridge 100 feet wide spanning lakefront railroad tracks. The mixed plan is to be called the Court of Presidents.
Al Booher of Dadlington visited Henry Cree and wife over the weekend. Wilbur Neher and family of Jamestown were in Camden over the weekend. Is Rupley and family spent the holiday at South Whitley their former home. A goodly number of Camdenites attended the automobile races at Indianapolis Saturday. Edward Cubic and family of Toledo visited Webb Robeson and family, over the weekend. Mrs Hettie Willoby who is caring for a lady at Medaryville was home over the weekend. Walter Zart and wife and the latter's sister Mrs Emma Shed ron Roberts of Ft Wayne visited old friends and decorated family graves in the Camden cemetery Saturday.
The Indiana Works Progress Administration safety division trains workers in accident prevention and first aid. A statewide program uses WPA instructors and Red Cross trained personnel to teach classes, issuing completion cards to 3208 students in March aiding job placement.
Mr and Mrs James Sharp of Michigantown move to town while Miss Dorcas Mills a Logansport teacher spends the summer here. The piece notes 65 men in Crowell Texas pledging not to shave for a month as part of a community stunt.
The piece offers a practical driving etiquette guide. It urges drivers and passengers to stay calm, avoid unnecessary nitpicking, and trust experienced drivers while advocating restraint during delays and potential dangers. It also suggests practical habits to reduce nervous tension and emphasizes choosing alternative transport for reckless drivers.
The past week in Caliden and vicinity lists numerous family visits to relatives across town. Social rounds include Mr and Mrs Zr Prouesdell hosting and Decoration Day events at Clymers church with gravesides decorated. Added are postal notes from Addis Ababa and remarks on the State Republican convention in Indianapolis with several attendees and delegates.
The article explains that consumer incomes govern meat demand and livestock prices. Industrial workers and other buyers spend a similar share of income on meat, linking earnings to farm livestock returns. Prices depend on supply and consumer demand, not on marketing method.
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