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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1977
Page
2
The notice lists annual rates for subscriptions with taxes shown. In area five eighty percent? Wait. requires context. Outside area six eighty three inc tax in Texas seven thirty five inc tax out of state. Also mentions in advance and mail postage details.
Inflation critics say the 1976 CPI rise of 4.8 percent is misleading and outdated. They argue the index misrepresents actual consumer costs by using a fixed urban basket and not reflecting varied spending patterns or taxes. Experts warn the measure may understate inflation for low income and farm households.
The list records numerous livestock and poultry purchases by individuals from area businesses including Pilat Super Market, Moulton Farmers Co-Op, Gonzales-Flatonia Livestock Comm. Co., and others. Names such as John Kubicek, Patrick Pilat, Kay Jasek, and Michael Schoenfeld appear repeatedly alongside buyers like J. & B Sausage, Bohuslav Market, and Moulton-based companies. The event culminates with a pre Easter dinner hosted by Mr. and Mrs. August Kasper in Shiner attended by Richard Stavinoha and relatives.
The piece blends a sermon on John the Baptist declaring Behold the Lamb of God with a funeral service for Schoenfield at Fort Sam Houston National Cemetery. It notes survivors Minnie M. Schoenfield and daughter Brenda Hester, church affiliations, and pallbearers, underscoring Christian salvation themes and resurrection hope.
Buddy Preuss reflects on eternal life through belief in Jesus. He links faith to Adam to the apostles and emphasizes love for God and humanity as the only repayment. The message centers on the Lamb of God who bears world sins and the hope faith provides.
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