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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1973
Page
2
The piece questions high minimum wages and inflation and asks how unemployment rises, prices shift, and industry moves abroad. It cites tax loopholes, political influence, and Nixon’s finances, contrasting communism and democracy. It ends with musings on the Sahara and cosmic mysteries.
The author questions the legality and ethics of millions of taxpayer dollars used for President Nixon's private property in California and Florida. They compare with past presidents and demand accountability, asking what actions follow misappropriation and whether Nixon is above the law amid Watergate concerns.
The author argues that broad land ownership by many individuals strengthens capitalism and freedom. They question socialism and communism, noting America grew from pioneers who thrived with limited government. The piece critiques increasing bureaucracy and politics steering government growth as a route to greater votes.
Mr and Mrs Elo Pavlicek with daughters Elaine and Sherri of Moulton and Mr and Mrs Rionnie Brosch of Austin along with Darren Fikac of Houston stayed a week with his grandparents Mr and Mrs Edd Pilsner. Mr and Mrs Reno Ruppel of New Braunfels called on Mr and Mrs Gene Hrneir Sunday.
Schulenburg marked its centennial celebrating the German and Czech heritage that shaped its growth from 1873 railroad origin to incorporation in 1875. Named for Louis Schulenburg with land donations by Ernst Baumgarten, the town boomed on cottonseed industry and a strong cultural scene. Population around 2,000.
Muehlstein has served as president of Kirby Hermann Sons Lodge No. 305 for seven years and is the L A lodge agent. Born in Moulton, he moved to San Antonio in 1953 for college and spent 12.5 years in Army Reserve units. He and wife Linda Breitschopf have three sons Scott 15 Glen 11 and Robert 8 and reside at 302 Gaiety, San Antonio.
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