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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1960
Page
2
A writer urges independence from government welfare citing pioneer self reliance. He warns against electing leaders who misrepresent the people and attacks labor unions and socialism while arguing taxes and tariffs burden farmers and citizens. He cites Bill Patman and Dudley Dougherty as district choices.
A baby girl weighing 6 pounds was born Saturday April 16 to Pfc and Mrs Wayne Wiedemann at Methodist Hospital in Houston. Pat Wiedeman is stationed in Germany. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Rudy Wiedemann of here and Joel Euresti of Houston. Great grandparents are Mr and Mrs Albert Klobedans of New Braunfels.
Visitors from Dallas and Houston called on Mr and Mrs Chas Beran at their home. The group included Mr and Mrs Chas Meehan and family, and Mr and Mrs Victor Beran with son, plus Mr and Mrs Daniel Beran and daughter.
Winners of Sears Essay Contest include Donald Cinadr Komensky Lee Machicek Dennis Muelker Ondrusek Filip and Vahalik of St Ludmila Shiner The rifle contest honors go to Guthrie Blahuta Leroy Machicek Leroy Rybak and Jerome Kristek of Moravia The Tractor Driver Contest is slated for April 23 in Hallettsville.
Citizens question onerous tax increases that outpace population growth and wealth, asking what concrete steps are being taken to ease the burden on those who supply food and keep markets running.
The Moulton Eagle, owned by Malec Publishing Co. in Moulton Texas, is edited and managed by Edwin Gallia Jr. It is published every Friday with subscription rates of 2.50 per year in advance, 1.50 for six months, 1.00 for three months, and single copies available.
Mr and Mrs Dan Hrncir of San Antonio announce the birth of their daughter Karen Lynn on March 30 She is welcomed by her stepsister Kathy and grandparents Tom Janysek Route 2 Range and Mrs F K Hrncir Moulton
The American Legion hosts events starting 4:30 pm at the Legion Hall with a social hour and dance at 7 pm at the Fair Grounds Auditorium. Sunday sessions begin 8:30 am with a joint opening by Legion and Auxiliary led by District Commander Ben Reue, followed by speeches from Sam Lee and Donald I. Peters. Delegates to the Miami convention will be elected and committee reports heard, then separate Legion and Auxiliary sessions.
College Station dairy experts warn that improper feeding wastes money. A herd of 50 cows fed one extra pound daily costs about 45 dollars a month at 60 per ton grain, while underfeeding by one pound reduces milk output by at least two pounds per day, costing about 150 dollars monthly. Weighing feed with scales ensures each cow gets her share and can boost income.
A mail order firm, dealing in records, received a letter from a buyer with prior credit problems. The buyer asked to send a record first and payment later if the record proved satisfactory. In response, the firm proposed sending the record only after receiving a check or payment if the record met expectations.
A Nevada visitor asks a boy on a New York street to show him a bank. The boy leads him to the entrance and asks for a dollar. The Nevadan says the boy likely never earned a dollar so easily, noting bank directors are paid highly in New York.
A brief domestic dialogue unfolds with a playful clash over curiosity as one partner questions the other about a letter while the other retorts. The exchange highlights a lighthearted tension centered on secrecy and inquiry.
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