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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1973
Page
2
The writer criticizes Nebraska lawmakers for high pay demands and costly governance. They question pay scales, advocate smaller legislatures, reference Senator Geo Norris, and compare freedom with socialism and communism while pointing to Washington scandals and the need for increased female political involvement.
A historic pioneer log cabin, home of the James Winters family, has been relocated in Moulton to showcase Texas heritage. The Winters produced three sons and two sons in law who fought at San Jacinto, highlighting the town’s pioneer lineage and Orin Winters as founder of Old Moulton. Descendants in the Allen family join to preserve this past and its unmatched history.
The piece argues for federal farm price supports with assured prices for wheat corn and cotton and payments up to twenty thousand dollars per farm. It laments urban migration and unemployment tied to inflation and farm policy, insisting farmers deserve reimbursement and more independence while urging national support for agriculture to aid the whole country.
Mrs. Betty Jane Batey of here is remembered as the former Betty Jane Batey. Sgt. and Mrs. Bill McPhee and their children Billy Patty and Mike of Atwater California visited Ed and Mrs. Ba tey in town after spending August 3 to 10 with Sgt. and Mrs. Terry A. Moore in Altus Oklahoma. They plan to stay in Moulton until the end of the month.
Mr and Mrs Oliver Koenig spent Tuesday night in Moulton at the home of Mr and Mrs L T Biehuko. The visit highlights local hospitality and social ties within the community.
The family expresses sincere thanks for kindness shown during the passing of their father Jos. Simper. They thank Shady Oak Nursing Home staff and Rev. Robert Schmidt for services and note gratitude for cards Mass offerings flowers and food.
Public notice line asking readers to contact The Moulton Eagle at 596 4871 for news tips and information. The item presents a community appeal rather than a report of events.
A March 26 1836 Nacogdoches letter to Texas Secretary Samuel P Carson praises Travis Bowie and 187 volunteers at the Alamo under Santa Anna. It recounts their defense against an 8000 strong Mexican army, the breaches repaired, and their steadfast courage until death. The document was found by Mrs. John Hubble and will join state archives.
A letter from the Texas District and County Attorneys Association commends Hon Tim Von Dohlen for his work in the 63rd Legislature on law enforcement and the new drug bill. It notes his study and support helped passage in an acceptable form. The note references his district box address in Goliad.
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