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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1974
Page
2
The column Fragen about Nixon's use of government funds, political ethics, and the contrast with presidents of the past. It links crime in cities to dope culture and questions agricultural policy, union of farmers with national fate, and inflation effects. It invokes Washington Jefferson and the Declaration of Independence to frame civic responsibility.
The notice lists the MOULTON VFW HALL event held every second Thursday at 7 30 PM chaired by Joyce Cinadr with Bernadette Metal as secretary and Anita Fort as organizer.
A speaker laments war driven by people’s use of others and questions what will end this barbarity. He notes the Civil War ended slavery yet asks what more churches can do as they remain silent about ongoing suffering and bloodshed.
The author argues appointing all state officials except the governor would benefit the state. He questions voter knowledge and the value of elections, cites the new constitution appointing the attorney general, and concerns over campaign costs and donor influence.
A column rails against President Nixon claiming he must face House impeachment and Senate resignation pressure. It accuses him of diverting over ten million dollars of government funds to private property and argues public officials incur penalties even after returning stolen money.
Texas cattlemen may receive federal indemnity from the U S Department of Agriculture for brucellosis reactors in breeding herds when marketed for slaughter. Indemnity pays 50 dollars for grade cows and 100 dollars for registered cows and bulls bled after July 1. Reactors will be branded B left jaw and tagged left ear and sent to slaughter.
Mr and Mrs Frank Heinrich announce the birth of their son Christopher John on August 2 1974 at Memorial City General Hospital Houston He weighed 7 lbs 13 oz at birth and is welcomed home by sister Michele Grandparents Mr Herbert J Dietschke Mr and Mrs Alex Heinrich all of Moulton and great grandmother Mrs Mary Kocian
John Henry Brown Wharton a favorite Texas historian of the 1800s lived much of the history he wrote about and influenced many events. Born 1820 he served in Galveston Bell and Lampasas legislatures, was mayor of Galveston and Dallas, edited multiple papers, and later led State School Lands surveying. He fought in Indian campaigns and Civil War service, died in Dallas in 1895, earning the title The Historian of Texas for his works on Texas history.
Mr and Mrs L T Biehunke attended the Silver Wedding Anniversary celebration for Mr and Mrs Bill Hinek Friday night at the American Legion Hall in Hallettsville. guests included local families and friends in a civic social.
Mr and Mrs Tom Tousek of Seymour and relatives visited Moulton over the weekend. Jarvis Tousek of Dallas joined them. They attended the Tousek Seidenberger wedding here Saturday.
Miss Rosanne Beran a registered nurse from Colorado Springs spent a week visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Frank C Beran. She served as bridesmaid at the wedding of her brother Doug las Beran to Marilyn Haase.
The passage honors John Henry Brown for his role in memorializing colleagues he knew. It notes the Browns donated land for St Marys Cemetery, and suggests Margaret Brown rests there. Elsie Smothers is praised as a historian of the pioneers.
A surprise party at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bohuslav marked his 80th birthday with family friends from Seguin Yoakum Moulton and Stafford attending. A Europe trip slideshow was shown and a lunch of ice cream and snacks was served.
Have you anything to buy sell or trade The Moulton Eagle lists classifieds with contact number 596-1s7L for readers to place ads and connect with sellers.
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