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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1974
Page
2
A reflective piece contrasts President Ford's closeness to the people with partisan divides, urging Congress to act for public needs amid inflation and Watergate fallout, noting Nixon impeachment actions and questions about motives behind the Watergate burglary.
The speaker argues that capitalism drives inflation and wealth concentration, while unions power rising wages fuel price hikes. They claim organized groups profit by demanding more, leading to widespread inflation and farmer declines, and ask if government controls are the only protection against further price rises.
The Victoria Advocate urges readers to reject hate and to back the newly elected president. It calls for prayers and constructive support, noting the nation faces bigger tasks and that the president, though human, can influence the country more than any other figure.
The discussion questions the extent of gains from the invasion and labels the uproar as a political tactic by Democrats. Republicans argue the scandal did not undermine their strength, noting Sixon won a record presidential vote and momentum appeared intact.
Milam A. Brown of Nueces County, born 1864 in DeWitt County, recalls a lawless era after the Civil War. He tells of his grandmother defending against six Indians and other frontier violence, cattle drives along the Chisholm and Gonzales trails, and poverty where cattle traded for flour. He died near 92 in 1956 leaving a large family in Nueces County.
Mrs Henry Wagner expresses sincere gratitude to the doctors and nurses at Shiner Hospital and to Rev Julius Holm Rev Grosenbacher and the Ladies Aid for visits and to those who sent get well cards and letters. She says their kindness will be remembered.
Local notice invites readers to buy sell or trade items via the Classified Adv. Column in The Moulton Eagle offering contact at phone number 596-41871.
Mr and Mrs Tony Breit schopf of Gonzales visited here in the home of Mrs Elsie Ehler and Mr A J Britschopf Sunday. Mr and Mrs Willie Meyer of Schulenburg visited here with the Malineks Sunday and also attended the Legion picnic.
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