Newly Married Couple Share Sheep Gibe
A light dialogue has a wife calling sheep the ugliest creatures and her husband affectionately agrees, calling her “lamb.” The exchange reads as a playful domestic moment.
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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1958
Page
2
A light dialogue has a wife calling sheep the ugliest creatures and her husband affectionately agrees, calling her “lamb.” The exchange reads as a playful domestic moment.
Flatonia Livestock Commission Co reports 474 cattle and 265 hogs on hand for the regular auction. Market remained strong overall with stocker calves active and fat cows in demand. top calves 26.00 to 29.25, heavy bulls 19.00 to 21.50, top hogs 21.50 to 22.10, packer sows 17.50 to 21.00.
The column blends political critique of Lyndon B. Johnson and farm policy with cultural remarks on music race and immigration. It cites debt, fort sumter, and slavery analogies while highlighting cotton farming structure and productivity disparities between large and small farms in the Cotton South.
E M Bowers of the Victoria district office explains common questions about proving age for Social Security benefits. Prepare proofs in advance with records like family Bibles, baptismal certificates, tax returns, or driver licenses to avoid delays in first benefit checks. The office offers guidance and can be contacted for information.
Mrs Joe Zavesky of Runge celebrated her 78th birthday on March 5 receiving a rare gift two new great grandchildren. The Windhams in Weimar welcomed their fourth child Polly Lon and George Zidek in Floresville welcomed Carl Paul.
J O Musick of the Texas Safety Association urges drivers to identify traffic signs by shape. He lists octagon for stop, round for railroad warnings, white crossbuck for railroad crossings, diamond for hazards, triangle for yield, and rectangle for speed limits and passing rules.
The Scotts Home Demonstration Club met at Mrs. Paw Green's home with co host Mrs. Fred Wiedemann presiding. Seven members plan an Educational Tour to New Braunfels on April 16. A council report and reports on semi tailoring and landscaping workshops were given. Green demonstrated banana milk shake. Cottage cheese nuts and cherry dessert were served with coffee and cake. Next meeting set for April 11 at Mrs Wiedemann's. Numerous neighbors visited over the weekend and many members attended various family gatherings.
A surprise party was held at Mr. and Mrs. John Koncaba’s home for Theresa Marie Koncaba’s eighteenth birthday. Guests included family and friends, with domino games, refreshments, gifts, and well wishes for many more birthdays. More guests appeared later, including Emil Doubrava and Emil P Koncaba with Janet.
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