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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1973
Page
2
A critical editorial questions a $4,000 annual poverty income, inflation, and who profits from rising wages and prices. It cites Nixon’s public funds spent on private property, argues unions shield politicians, notes California welfare growth and Reagan’s cuts, and asks who bears welfare costs and where past welfare helped pioneers and immigrants.
The writer condemns the Watergate investigation as political weaponry by Democrats and questions public concern while claiming millions in public funds were spent on Nixon properties in California and Florida. The piece labels politics as dirty and partisan.
A pondering column compares U S junkyards to Hungary imports of spare parts and speculates on a future where inflation gasoline shortages and renewed export demand could curtail automobile waste. The piece envisions a circle back to private enterprise serving the common man by 2000.
A critique questions political control by organized groups and union influence led by George Meany, alleging union pressure and money sway politics. It laments reduced medical freedom, limited doctor mobility, and calls for broader representation of farmers workers and the general populace in government.
Market shows 735 cattle and 150 butcher calves with prices across categories. Hogs and cows steady to strong. hogs sold in line with major markets. Gonzales market reports 2065 cattle and 475 hogs with a good overall market.
Mr and Mrs Julius Novak of Austin visited the home of Mr and Mrs Frank Biehunko Jr over the weekend. Their children Becky and Buddy stayed with grandparents and returned home with their parents.
Market notes indicate overall strength with hogs rising about 4 to 5 dollars from last week and cattle up across several classes. Cows and calves sold strong with cow and calf pairs up about 35 dollars per pair, while hogs ranged 48 to 55 dollars for choice cuts and sows listed in the record.
William A. Findeisen of Moulton died recently leaving a wife Adela and children Eugene, Mrs. Willis Starkey, Mrs. IVA Maresh, and Mrs. Ora Latsky. He was active in Immanuel and Zion Lutheran churches, a Moulton Masonic Lodge member, and survived by a sister Frieda Laake and 15 grandchildren. Graveside rites by Moulton Lodge No. 298 were held July 28 with W. R. McCoy officiating. pallbearers included Charles F. Dennis and others.
The V F W Post 6971 in Moorlton Texas meets monthly. Notification notice indicates meetings occur once a month for members and scheduled activities.
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