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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1920
Page
5
An editorial argues voters seek economy and effective results. It warns against selecting leaders based on party or mere promises, urging focus on constructive work and measurable outcomes. It stresses taxpayers’ concern over government spending and the need for cost effective governance.
The New Jersey residents with NY tax withholding may file their returns by a deadline extension tied to the Yale & Towne ruling. The ruling notes NYS can tax non-resident citizens but allows payment by March 15 with potential refunds if the Supreme Court finds the law unconstitutional.
The piece argues Nutley should rise from a frugal mindset and demand officials who act to improve the town rather than simply keep tax rates down. It stresses the need for voters to adopt a proper attitude and elect commissioners who will get results, even if taxes rise.
An old advertisement extols a rubber goods firm offering heat rubber protection and a full line of items like hot water bottles syringes and gloves. It emphasizes quality reputation and latest grids of rubber products.
A scrambled anonymous correspondent argues the public should treat the trolley company kindly and warns about Inspector influence. The piece contends a school meeting attack failed, notes Mr. Sattler’s retirement leaves eastern town representation void, and hints at political maneuvering around prohibition.
The text presents a garbled excerpt with references to Jeb, Democrats, health, and the president, suggesting a political commentary or editorial fragment. It mentions party issues, possible criticism of leadership, and foreign policy hints, but content is largely unclear due to OCR errors.
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