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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1975
Page
2
The writer argues big plantations replaced by large commercial farms threaten the founding of the nation. He critiques federal policy, cites Ford and Chavez, laments vanishing small farmers, and questions equal rights and urban migration amid economic woes. He decries politicians prioritizing politics over people and condemns Washington complacency toward small farms.
The IRS requires many taxpayers to make quarterly estimated tax payments. Deadlines are April 15, June 15, September 15, and January 15, with this year’s second quarter moved to June 16. A penalty of 9 percent may apply for underpayment, effective July 1, 1975.
Six students from Flatonia Moulton and Hallettsville earn Blinn College spring 1975 honor roll honors by meeting the 12 hour minimum and a 3.25 GPA. From Flatonia are Stanley J. Barta Susan G. Barta Mrya J. Okruhlik and Harvey J. Vinklarek. Robert F. Darilek represents Moulton and Helen F. Carr is the Hallettsville honoree.
Moulton Insurance Agency Dennis Barta Agent lists office hours on Monday and Tuesday with contact number 596 4936 in Moulton Texas 77975. Henke Insurance Agency in Hallettsville offers 798 3637 for all insurance needs.
The U S House defeated a 70 000 troop reduction 311 to 95 in a vote seen as avoiding further shocks to foreign policy. Lawmakers argued the post Vietnam era demands continued presence overseas to reassure allies and uphold America's global role. Representative Seiberling warned against cuts citing disastrous psychological effects.
The writer argues large planters created slavery and the Civil War while small farms could have ended slavery, notes current decline of small farmers and rising unemployment in cities, and questions Washington's stance on farm policy.
Registration for Hermann Sons Youth Summer Camp in Comfort Hill Country shows 1333 juniors enrolled as of now. The six one week sessions run June 1 to July 6 12 for girls and July 13 to August 16 for boys. camp aims for 2000 attendees and has a long history with 24944 participants since inception. James C Wicker directs the camp for a eighth summer.
Mr. Joe Sustr honored his grandchildren Howard Rodney and Elizabeth Rayder of Edinburg with a barbecue at his home Saturday evening. Guests from Moulton Victoria Schulenburg Yorktown San Antonio and Houston attended along with family members and friends.
A Washington report reviews historical doubt over Lincoln’s April 14 1865 assassination and whether a bored guard left him unprotected. It notes the EPS role guarding the President and diplomats, citing 143 138 White House visitors last year.
Services were held for Mrs. Annie Schoenweitz Culak at St Josephs Catholic Church. The Scott’s H D Club meets with Mrs. Woodrow Johnson in Flatonia on Friday June 13 at 2 o’clock. demonstration by Mrs. Nettie Mae Freudenberg on Car Talk for Women. Circle The Day Circle meets with Mrs. Tom Beale on Tuesday June 10 at 2 30 p m. Various local visits and guests are listed, including Tim Darilek, Mrs. Alton Halliburton, Mrs. Hilda Luksovsky, O E Gray, Youens Hospital, Chamber of Commerce banquet in Moulton, and visits with Mrs. Jim Brom, Mrs. A. M. Smith, and others.
Town and Garden airs Fridays at 8 30 p m on KLRN TV 9 with host Doug Blackly and guests sharing practical gardening advice. June and July schedule includes experts from Texas A and M and the Texas Extension Service covering lawn diseases drip irrigation soil testing house plants and a preview of a garden tour series.
Rev. Richard Urban hosts an area council discussion at the Episcopal Church of the Messiah Gonzales on Thursday June 19 at 9 30 a m The topic is The Gifts of the Spirit The rectory meeting is open to Christians of all faiths Area ministers are urged to attend The May topic was The inspiration of Scripture at Oak Hill Church of Christ in Luling with Rev Willis G Jernigan as host The group emphasized Scripture as final authority and warned against any gospel contrary to it
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