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Photograph, 1940-1945

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During WWII the local boys formed a salvage band, they would go around town collecting papers and bottles and would return them for a deposit that would then be donated to the war fund that helped families in need who had people serving in the war

Identifier

P14-003

Date made

1940-1945

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Accessed 17 July 2024

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