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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1974
Page
2
The writer opposes high legislative pay, favors fewer representatives, and questions elected officials. He denounces communist Poland and warns unions inflate costs, arguing people must resist exploitation and seek reforms. The piece critiques labor and political systems under a populist lens.
Discussion on wage controls and inflation argues Meany’s high pay harms the country while banking and farming trends point to a shift from family farms to commercial farming. The piece links farm prosperity to urban success and calls for better farm policies and payments for principal crops to lift the whole nation.
Mr. Proske born October 9 1893 in San Antonio Texas died aged 80 3 months 13 days survived by wife Elsie Schoenfeld two sons Adolph and Roland of Houston a stepson Alfred of Moulton a sister Katie Bradbury of Flatonia and six grandchildren. He was preceded in death by?
A reflective piece argues that many resist what is right, citing Lincoln, Hitler, Stalin, communism, and the Red Army invasion of Czechoslovakia to show how public opinion often fails to grasp truth before it is too late. The piece warns against delaying judgment and understanding.
The writer argues for limited changes to the state government. It favors appointing most officials rather than electing them, except the governor and lieutenant governor, and proposes reducing representatives per senatorial district from five to two with adjusted pay.
Editorial questions the alleged use of over ten million dollars of government funds for President Nixon's private properties in California and Florida. It argues the issue is serious, contrasts Watergate focus, and asserts public officials face prosecutions for misusing public funds, urging accountability at the highest level.
A memorial resolution honors Irving J. Alexander who died December 17 1973. He served as salesman Cuero division manager retail councillor board member and vice president before retirement. He led Southern Wholesale Grocery Corpus Christi as president 1951 1962 and served in World War I, as a church elder, and as a lifelong Mason.
In Victoria Texas on January 12 1974 the Grace-Wearden Company board adopted a resolution praising Irving J Alexander as a loyal supporter and leader. The measure creates a special memorial page in the minute book and directs copies to his family and the press. Royce C Wood as chairman Joe Fe Wearden as president and Joe Morris as secretary treasurer sign the resolution.
A collection of witty musings on politics inflation personal responsibility and modern life. The notes critique Republicans Nixon era leadership and social norms while offering caustic one liners about money work and relationships.
The notice outlines that wedding pictures must be black and white glossies no larger than five by seven inches with a service fee based on size but no charge for stories. It notes staff due care but no responsibility for damage or loss and mentions the deceased in Houston at V A Hospital, member of St. Joseph's Church and Geier Merrem Post 392.
A historical plea argues agricultural land should be taxed by output rather than market value. It warns high taxes threaten farming, notes per acre income is tiny after costs, and urges a sales tax for schools while urging public support for fair agricultural taxation and a written response to representatives.
Von Dohlen remains active in civic affairs while serving in the Legislature, supporting the Goliad County Chamber of Commerce Hotary Club and the Hail imbus. Houston visitors Mrs. Vernon James and Mrs. Annie Hund stayed with Mrs. Joe Papacek, who is ill, before returning to Houston. Mr. Henry Malinek and Sidney joined a Saturday visit to Slicker.
Von Dohlen states the State Representative office belongs to the people of the 39th District. He thanks voters for their trust and pledges to continue earning confidence while seeking re election to the Texas House of Representatives.
Pastor John E. Choate denounces consumer culture and easy credit shaping modern life. He warns psychiatrists and institutions fail to offer real hope, recounting a local woman helped by faith and the power of God. He urges recognition of Christ's constant, healing presence.
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