Bible Thought Guard Your Thoughts
Today’s Bible Thought reminds readers to focus on true, noble, just, pure, lovely, and commendable thoughts. The reflection cites Philippians 4 8 and urges guarding the mind toward virtue and praise.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1932
Page
4
Today’s Bible Thought reminds readers to focus on true, noble, just, pure, lovely, and commendable thoughts. The reflection cites Philippians 4 8 and urges guarding the mind toward virtue and praise.
An article by Dr. W. S. Kyle and Mr. J. M. Simpson highlights tax emergencies and tax payer leagues in Wright County Iowa. It cites rising public expenditures over twenty years and shows a Pratt County Illinois Farm Bureau group saving over 107000 yearly, urging formal Taxpayers leagues nationwide.
A speaker condemns repeated tax cuts while arguing that reducing taxes for one class while others pay would be unfair. Tax money funds essential public goods like schools and necessary services.
A speaker argues for fair tax distribution to fund schools and essential services such as fire protection, roads, water, libraries, and parks. They note Iowa elementary and secondary schooling costs are small vs luxuries and autos, calling for tax reform to reduce real property tax by 25 to 50 percent and shift the burden to other property and profits.
Donald Anderson of New York City sang before about 250 at a Country Club dinner despite baby squeals ice tea spills and noisy kitchen chaos. The local quartet Bill Stewart John Owen Everette Simpson and Harvey Coulter improve weekly and persevere through disturbances.
A compact note on common misused phrases and pronunciations highlights words like drastic and enigma. It stresses correct examples for water and drink usage and defines blue laws tied to Sunday observance.
A playful slice from a Washington household shows a child giving thanks at breakfast before Verne Crull contributes a light item. The longer letter mocks political talk and 1920s hardships, mixing humor with social commentary and quips about Edna Wallace Hopper and others.
Fragments mix flirtatious bragging with a murder fantasy and a Sherlock Holmes spoof. The readable portions mention smitten praise, a vow to smother with diamonds, a speaker blaming others for loss, and a joke about summer underwear and missing trousers.
New York Yankee owner Jake Ruppert faces a setback as Babe Ruth injures his right thigh and is sidelined for possibly three weeks. Vernon Gomez also reports illness while team aims to salvage a season with key hitters and pitchers returning after injuries.
Mrs. Riley Miller county overseer of the poor returned from Glenwood after a hot dusty trip. She placed a fifty year old woman and reports 1700 patients in the county. Four placements by Mrs. Miller show parents pleased with care. Children are taught constructive work and improving under treatment.
The United States civil service commission warns the public against paying for coaching courses for federal civil service exams. Some schools operate under false pretenses to take money. An Iowa defendant faces indictment for false representation, with more prosecutions expected. Vacancies are rare. transfers or reinstatements fill most openings. Large eligible registers exist from prior exams, making coaching payments largely wasteful.
Bethel correspondent reports Mr and Mrs Charley Brown hosting a dinner for Mr and Mrs Donald Brown and daughters Phyllis and Patty. Loyal guests include Mrs Loyd Brown and son Ralph of Kansas City plus Myrtle Nate and Grant Pearson. Rennie Dawson suffers a broken nose from a hay fork accident while helping with threshing prep. Church social planned Tuesday at the Bethel church with Edith Reed Ruth Gideon Carrie Davis on the program. Ruth Stewart sang at the Presbyterian Church in Washington.
The city county of Washington Iowa will meet at City Hall August 1 1932 at 7 30 p m. Taxpayers may voice support or opposition to the estimated expenditures. City Clerk W H Fulton notes the final votinated tax rate 5.44 per 1000 and payable valuations from 1951 and 1931 money and credits totals.
Dave Elder and Malcolm Ruddock detail a Colorado journey from Berthoud Pass to Boulder. They meet a boy Jimmie Nucholls, stop at Central City ghost town, aid a steam shovel crew, and pursue Isabelle Davis at the University of Colorado enjoying dinner and theater with her.
The Brown family expresses pride in Ruth’s lovely voice and notes a long connection with 4H girls. They emphasize ongoing interest in all members of the 4H circle and thank the group for support.
Mr and Mrs Rennie spent Sunday evening with Mr and Mrs Vernon Wirig helping Bernice celebrate her birthday with daughters Phyllis and We.
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