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Newspaper
Camden Record News
Location
Camden, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1945
Page
5
A community exhortation argues that even if hostilities end now, buying War Bonds remains the prudent choice for future spending. It warns against spending wages on scarce goods and notes bonds mature as peace time ammunition, with $4 returned for every $3 invested.
Second quarter installments on Indiana gross income tax become due on July 1. All individuals with income of $1,250 or more per quarter must report. Retail merchants with sales over $2,750 in April May June must file. Deadline for filing returns is July 31.
Notice warns customers that electric light charges are payable no later than June 29. The alert emphasizes timely payment to avoid service interruption or penalties.
An agricultural update discusses soil volume estimates, pasture rotation to curb worm infestations, allowing asparagus to die back in fall, and selling nonproductive birds. It warns against lead exposure from painted structures and old paint buckets, advises using reputable feed, and promotes using a reliable commission firm for livestock sales.
Manager of large feed company seeks two men for good paying local work including render service and sales. Farm or any sales experience helpful. Must have car. Pleasant permanent job. Send only name and address to P. O. Box care of Camden Record-News for personal interview.
A nationwide radio tribute to Ernie Pyle is set for July 2 ahead of the world premiere of The Story of GI Joe in Indianapolis on July 6. Vox Pop will air from the Indiana State Fairgrounds Coliseum with interviews of Pyle’s father William C. Pyle, aunt Mrs. Mary Bales, and Fort Dix soldier Pfc. Riley Tidwell. The 11,000 seat Coliseum will be open to the public for the event.
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