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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1973
Page
2
The item notes Malec Publishing Co. based in Moulton Texas publishes a weekly Friday issue edited and managed by Edwin Gallia Jr. The statement identifies ownership and publication cadence for the local paper.
A reflection on 1980s politics and oil, noting Watergate factions and big money in both parties. It discusses Arab oil boycotts, price rises, democracy versus party power, wage versus inflation, and the devaluation of the dollar. The piece ends with a view on journalism shaping independence alongside the sword.
The letter criticizes the Arab boycott tied to Washington's Israel stance, noting closed gas stations and restricted traffic speed. It questions whether Washington feeds and foresees such boycotts and laments perceived party failures, including deafening Watergate chatter. It argues people lack protection from political parties.
The reflection links the Christian civilization’s spread with culture and schooling, contrasts peace with profitable war, and argues that Europe and America advanced from the First Christmas. It cites the example of Jesus’ life and the call for goodwill, noting rulers’ bias toward armaments.
The Ind News Review notes that while U S home buying can be costly, prices abroad are often higher. A Tokyo five room house may reach 150000 dollars, Zurich prefab 100000, and a London suburb two room shed 24000. Even so, U S housing remains a fairy tale by comparison.
Wishes for a Happy New Year to Moulton Eagle and Tribune-Herald readers. Local notes report Alois Kalina in Shiner Hospital, Frankie Jasek home from Santa Rosa Hospital after a car wreck, and George Okruhlik on the sick list. Visits and holiday gatherings include Jo Ann Kosub Huntsville, Billie Kosub Arkansas, Dennis Olsovsky Premont, Felix Hajek Jr Houston, Margie Hajek Houston with their families.
Reader's Digest outlines hydrogen as abundant, storable, and pollution free when burned to water vapor. It discusses large scale production needs, current uses in industry and space, and potential home and transportation applications including powered generators and jet engines.
Wildlife management can provide income and recreation says K C Willis of the Soil Conservation Service. Strategic brush strips along rivers plus 10 30 percent of pasture left undisturbed support deer turkey quail and other game with browse plants such as yaupon green briar and American beautyberry.
This message expresses sincere appreciation for thoughts during a recent stay at M. D. Anderson Hospital Houston. Gratitude is extended for prayers visits cards flowers telephone calls and inquiries. May God bless every reader. Mrs
In a semifinal, BOGKATZ defeated Lettsville 53 to 37 as Ken Locke scored 14 for the Brahmas. La Grange moved to the consolation final by beating St. Joseph 86 to 63, with Robert Poole on 17 points and Paul Holm adding 19 for the Flyers.
In a championship contest both teams struggled offensively early with cold spells. Don Rothbauer and Ben Braver each scored four for Moulton while Lon Lemke led Industrial with 20 as the Bobkatz edged 10 8 after one period.
Fragmentary ad notes buying and selling offers for bags and items with a partial contact line including a phone number, suggesting a classified column snippet from a local page. The readable text hints at trading activity but lacks full details or addresses.
Saturday evening guests in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Malinek were Mr. and Mrs. Walter Martin of Dallas and Mr. and Mrs. Erwin Skalka of Schulenburg. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Malinek and Sidney were among those enjoying Christmas Day dinner in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Erwin Skalka in Schulenburg.
La Grange jumped to an 8-0 lead and held a 16-10 edge after the first period. Johnnie Johnson scored 10 of his 21 points and Neal Miller added 14. In Hallettsville Cuero, Paul Herring scored 21 in a loss while Curtis McAfee had 16. St. Joseph led throughout to beat Yokum and Holm and Heights led their teams with double digit points.
U S farms fell by more than 60 percent from the 1960s to 1972, per Earl L. Butz in his annual US DA report “A Year of Breakthroughs.” The year saw record farm income of 19.2 billion and a billion-dollar wheat and grain sale to the Soviet Union.
The note advises planting oats along field borders and leaving nearby woody areas to supplement fall and winter feed. For more guidance contact the local Soil Conservation Service office.
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