Weighed-down farmers face political handouts and policy flaws
The author argues Congress and Mr Benson should aid farmers through graduated allotment and market price support to compete globally. They blame big farmers for blocking reforms, discuss land and insurance scandals, government deficits, rising bureaucracy, and social issues. They condemn secular schools and praise churches for moral guidance.
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Courts Apply Strict Tests for Truth and Relevancy
In court the truth tests are stricter than everyday life. Witnesses are under oath and cross examined to prevent unreliable testimony. Evidence must be relevant or it can be excluded. a mistrial may be ordered if fairness to the accused is compromised. This Texas based column informs not advice.
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It Pays to Advertise in the Moulton Eagle
A brief notice touts advertising benefits in the Moulton Eagle, urging local businesses to place ads for visibility. It highlights the newspaper’s reach in the community and the potential for increased customer traffic.
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Local families visit in Houston and nearby towns
Mrs Ed Lehnert hosted guests in Houston last week including the Lehnerts and other area families. Several visits occurred with relatives from East Bernard El Campo Cuero Shiner Moulton and San Antonio as well as trips to Gonzales Warm Springs Foundation and a rest home.
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Frank Pavlas
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August Kasper
Allen Seifert
Moulton
Joe Pavlas
Farmers Urged To Keep Records On Farm Income
Texas farmers saw cash income fall 4 percent in 1955 to 1.81 billion from 1.89 billion in 1954 as trends show prices sagging amid surplus. The Texas Business Review notes 12 of 19 major commodities declined while corn and cattle rose, with notable gains in mohair and peanuts.
Novohrad News Personal Notes and Birth Report
Mr and Mrs Jerry Kocurek welcome a baby girl born at Shiner Hospital on February 2. Grandparents are Frank Kocurek and Mrs. Edich Wermis. Also reported are Billy Jasek sustaining a broken leg after a bicycle accident in San Antonio, Anita Levy’s illness easing, and various visits and funerals involving local families.
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Shiner Hospital
Jerry Wayne
Edith Wermis
Frank Kocurek
Praha
Billy Jasek
San Antonio
Louis Jasek
Albina Jasek
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