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Laborers 32 is a local union located in Rockford, Illinois. In 1937, Laborers 32 joined with 16 other local unions in forming the Rockford Building and Construction Trades Council. The first president of the council was a member of Laborers 32.

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Band booster clubs support and collect the necessary funding for school band activities. Boosters support all types of school bands, from marching and concert bands to PEP and flag corps. Club members are parents, school staff, alumni, and members of the community.  Booster club members' responsibilities are to raise funds and identify the band's needs; they also support band personnel and their curriculum and boost the profile of the band booster club. Money raised is used for general necessities such as band uniforms, banners, trip funds, and contest entrance fees. Band booster clubs encourage students' hands-on participation during events and promote student involvement and development.

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The United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America was formed in 1881 and has become one of the largest trade unions in the United States. They fought on behalf of carpenters and trade workers to negotiate betters wages, hours, and benefits, primarily by conducting labor strikes. Today they have more than 500,000 members throughout North America and fight to ensure fair wages, benefits, and working conditions. Instructors host classes to provide training and education to all tradespeople to increase leadership, skill, and the quality of the industry. 

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Distributed by The R.L Watkins Co., New York, NY for Sterling Remedy Company, Cascarets Candy Cathartic (later Laxative Tablets) were manufactured starting in 1869 and continuing well into the 1940s, when advertising of them stopped, although it is unclear when production of the tablets ceased. The ingredients in Cascarets were phenolpthalein and cascara, made from the bark of the Cascara Sagrada tree, native to British Columbia and long used by Native Americans as a laxative. The rectangular tins of six tablets sold for between ten and fifty cents, and were carried by most druggists.

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Independent record label, Bomp! Records, was founded by Greg Shaw in 1974.  He also edited and published Who Put The Bomp, a rock magazine, from 1970-1979.  The record label featured music from punk, garage rock, new wave, neo-psychedelia and other genres.  Bump! artists have included Iggy & The Stooges, Devo, The Romantics, The Plimsouls, The Weirdos and Tell-Tale Hearts.  Greg Shaw passed away on October 19, 2004.  His lifelong business partner and ex-wife, Suzy Shaw, currently presides over Bomp!.

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Part of a button series for Bomp! Records.

Independent record label, Bomp! Records, was founded by Greg Shaw in 1974.  He also edited and published Who Put The Bomp, a rock magazine, from 1970-1979.  The record label featured music from punk, garage rock, new wave, neo-psychedelia and other genres.  Bump! artists have included Iggy & The Stooges, Devo, The Romantics, The Plimsouls, The Weirdos and Tell-Tale Hearts.  Greg Shaw passed away on October 19, 2004.  His lifelong business partner and ex-wife, Suzy Shaw, currently presides over Bomp!.

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Part of a button series for Bomp! Records.

Independent record label, Bomp! Records, was founded by Greg Shaw in 1974.  He also edited and published Who Put The Bomp, a rock magazine, from 1970-1979.  The record label featured music from punk, garage rock, new wave, neo-psychedelia and other genres.  Bump! artists have included Iggy & The Stooges, Devo, The Romantics, The Plimsouls, The Weirdos and Tell-Tale Hearts.  Greg Shaw passed away on October 19, 2004.  His lifelong business partner and ex-wife, Suzy Shaw, currently presides over Bomp!.

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Part of a button series for Bomp! Records.

Independent record label, Bomp! Records, was founded by Greg Shaw in 1974.  He also edited and published Who Put The Bomp, a rock magazine, from 1970-1979.  The record label featured music from punk, garage rock, new wave, neo-psychedelia and other genres.  Bump! artists have included Iggy & The Stooges, Devo, The Romantics, The Plimsouls, The Weirdos and Tell-Tale Hearts.  Greg Shaw passed away on October 19, 2004.  His lifelong business partner and ex-wife, Suzy Shaw, currently presides over Bomp!.