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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1954
Page
2
The piece argues machinery and cattle mattered little compared to a drastic drop in cotton farming from 160,000 to 40,000 acres. It notes 10,000 fewer farm residents as cotton was piled in government hands and farm families moved to cities, blaming policy for these shifts.
The speaker condemns parity tariff policy as sacrificing small farmers and robbing farm youth of their future, arguing for policy changes to protect agricultural livelihoods.
The land is meant for people not machines or cattle. Texas farms average over 400 acres, and large scale farming is expanding and feared as a precursor to land reform seen in other countries.
A concise Chesterton quotation asserts that religion has not been tried and found wanting but found difficult and not tried, reflecting a provocative view on belief and effort.
From thirty in 1892 the Hochheim Prairie Insurance Company membership rose to more than nine thousand today. The insurance in force climbed from 218000 in 1900 to more than 45 million this year. Until 1927 all business was conducted in German. The firm does not employ agents. property owners apply directly for insurance.
The text argues the Army McCarthy hearings produced little, noting no lawsuits or unpaid claims, and suggesting the investigation failed to uncover spies or traitors. It portrays McCarthy as seeking a commission for a friend and questions the usefulness and political cost of the six weeks of hearings.
Oceanographers report that much of the middle western states drained into the Gulf of Mexico during the Ice Age as part of a major Mississippi survey. They date the worst loss to about 30,000 years ago and contrast with an 80 year old view echoed by Mark Twain on river water quality and usefulness.
The Mang family gathered at the Moulton VFW Hall on Sunday June 20 for a reunion honoring Mr. and Mrs. John Mang. Attendees included numerous Mang relatives and spouses, with barbecued food served to all present.
Personal editor and Mrs Joan Janacek and children spent two days in Weimar and traveled Saturday to Liberty County to visit the M F Janaceks and the Adolph Filip families at Fast Gate. They also visited Dayton and Houston friends and relatives.
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