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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1936
Page
4
The item quotes Proverbs 23 41 and 22 urging restraint with wine courtly warning of its end as a bite and sting. It presents a moral exhortation to avoid look upon wine and heed its later harm with vivid biblical imagery.
A Iowa Taxpayers Association meeting is set for tomorrow at 7 30 p m in the Court House. The group promotes fiscal discipline, urges elimination of waste, and defends essential services like schools hospitals roads and public care while pressing officials to resist pressure for unwarranted spending. It cites several states as success stories and stresses nonpartisan focus on efficient government and tax consciousness.
Washington junior college Cardinals opened their basketball season with a 41 to 31 victory over Maquoketa. Kester and Tucker led scorers with strong inside play, while substitute rotations kept the pace high against a fast Maquoketa squad.
Five of the six wrestlers on tomorrow night’s V. F. W. lineup performed here last month. Two of the three matches repeat the same opponents as before. Fans erupted over Jim my Bear Kid Gaddis Henry Kolin and John Soth in a twenty minute main event.
Bill Brown, in charge of athletic shows for the veterans, books two two fall matches with no time limit. The opener pairs Indian Buck against Glenn Farris of Mt. Pleasant under old style rules. The Dec. 15 event at 6 30 P M is sponsored by the Commercial club and Legion Auxiliary with Coach Leo Frank of the Parsons Wildcats as principal speaker.
The Brighton community announces its annual football banquet to be held in the Masonic recreation room on Tuesday evening. Local players, coaches, and families are invited to attend.
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