Draft talk:Batesville Products

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There were two images of newspaper clippings in this article that were removed.

1. Newspaper clipping from page 28 of the December 1960 edition of Indiana Business and Industry describes the early history of Batesville Products.

2. Newspaper clipping from March 30, 1989 Recorder & News (a local southeast Indiana newspaper) that announces Rick Weber's promotion to President of Batesville Products.

I have physical copies of both newspaper clippings. I scanned the image in on my printer and credited the organization in the caption. If the article had been online, I would have linked to it, but this was before the internet. I added the clipping to help credit the statements in the article. Zincpenny (talk) 12:37, 7 May 2024 (UTC)[reply]