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Newspaper
Lynden Tribune
Location
Lynden, Washington, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1920
Page
10
Readers are told the proposed plan to raise state payments for each school child to thirty dollars would not increase overall taxes. Instead it would shift the tax burden, keeping total education funding constant. Local districts oppose. King, Spokane, and Pierce counties back opposition.
Readable parts note Seattle celebration planned with music and jazz in the New Year. Local organizers promise lively entertainment and regional vendors.
The piece condemns Washington as a Sucker State lacking blue sky regulation. It notes eight states have such laws and cites Lynden's participation in securities scams. A proposed blue sky law to be considered next month would shield the public from worthless stock and bond issues and remove the state from the Sucker List.
A brief note on workers coloring meerschaums for Christmas. The period piece highlights busy artisans shaping pipes with vibrant hues for holiday display.
Readers wonder how arms were broken before automobiles with crank starts. The question hints at early wrenching mechanisms and implies injuries from manual cranking in steam or early motor vehicles.
The Lynden bank will donate 400 to a PTA committee for boys and girls club work instead of spending on calendars. Local business firms will form a fund to issue a community calendar to be distributed, saving money and promoting safe youth activities.
Only 24 hours remain to finalize your new year resolutions as the countdown nears midnight. Readers are urged to finish plans, set goals, and begin the implementation phase promptly.
Animal efficiency engineer BE. N. Hutchinson cites Lynden flocks under electric light as evidence that the old saying about going to bed with the chickens should be retired. Telephone 6003 Lynden.
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