During the depths of the Great Depression, the small Thurston County town of Tenino drew national attention when it printed thousands of dollars of wooden money to keep the local economy afloat.

Now, facing what could be the worst economic downturn since that time, the Tenino City Council drew on history last week when it approved an ordinance authorizing up to $10,000 worth of wooden scrip…    

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