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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1958
Page
2
An opinion piece argues small farmers should own land to prevent urban drift and defend free living against Red Russia. It critiques disarmament, double standards, labor bosses, and welfare state fears while warning of inflation from a 36 hour week and of government dependence. It cites a Reader’s Digest claim on nicotine effects.
The Committee for Economic Development proposes sweeping changes to curb farm surpluses by retiring whole farms from production and shifting farmers to urban careers. The plan promises special support programs, would gradually phase out current subsidies, and faces strong political opposition while aiming for a cost effective overhaul.
I thank Dr. Robert Wagner Nursing Staff and all who sent flowers and blood donors Louis Kristynik and Oscar Marburger Alton Halliburton and Ed Novosad for blood offerings and all who sent cards or helped make my stay at Wagner Hospital pleasant.
A 1957 tax guide explains dependents qualify only if your support covers more than half of their living costs. Banked savings do not count toward support, and multiple supporters can combine under the Multiple Support Agreement. Claim all exemptions you legally can and file early to avoid penalties with IRS guidance.
Mr and Mrs Tony Janak of Houston welcome their first child a son born Tuesday December 17 at Hermann Hospital weighing 8 pounds 12 ounces. The mother Loretta Novak is the former. Grandparents are Frank Novak of Moulton and James Janak of Schulenburg.
Mr Nick Welfl expresses gratitude to the Knights of Columbus and friends for food get well cards letters home visits hospital prayers during his recent confinement. The note thanks the community for kindness and support.
Miss Emma Rosenauer spends holidays in San Antonio at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Gene Boehm enjoying seasonal hospitality and local sights.
Local families spread holiday cheer across Seguin Gonzales Beasley Luling and surrounding towns. Relatives from Kenedy San Antonio Houston and Deer Park joined in meals tree gatherings and home visits during Christmas Week with the John Thompson and Gibson households and others.
Mr and Mrs Albert Kurtz express sincere thanks to the Moulton Fire Department for extinguishing the grass fire at their home on December 20 and for the department's services and kind attention.
The Home Demonstration Club and families gathered December 29 at Mr. and Mrs. Sam Meyer’s home for a Christmas party. Trees, greenery, gifts, and refreshments featured. First year meeting set for January 10 with Mrs Tom Beale. visitors welcome.
Miss Lexie Marie Etlinger was honored with a breakfast at Pundt's Cafe on Sunday morning December 29 by Mrs. Joe Vanham. A blue and white color scheme complemented the modest gathering of close friends who enjoyed tomato juice, fruit cup, bacon, eggs, biscuits, bite size doughnuts, kolaches, jam and coffee.
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