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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1960
Page
2
A long opinion piece urges voters to defend local history, government integrity, and civil rights while criticizing political elites and loan sharks. It questions segregation, farm decline, and Khrushchev era disarmament plans, promoting two-party accountability and local heritage as inspiration.
College Station reports rising cattle losses due to bloat on Gulf Coast legume pastures amid a hay shortage. Experts urge dry roughage such as hay or cottonseed hulls as preventive feed and advise well filling cattle on roughage before grazing, with cautious introduction to legumes and ample water.
Agricultural economists argue increased meat production could relieve the corn surplus by feeding more feed corn to livestock. The Portland Oregonian notes 1959 corn output set a record with much stored. hogs and sows trends. government investments reach 2.386 billion dollars. Taxpayers may push for crops used for consumption rather than storage.
A classroom anecdote recalls James answering a teacher by declaring the rhino is such a big animal that it is never lost. The moment captures a humorous, early science education scene.
The Moulton Eagle delivers ads to the bulk of the Moulton Trade Territory where most readers view it, ensuring messages reach a wide local audience.
Patricia Schoenweitz marked her 12th birthday at her parents home as tractors hum in fields. Farmers anticipate corn planting delayed by wet cold weather. Mrs. Charlie Wehmeyer and others attended the Texas Home Demonstration Association Meeting in LaGrange on March 15. Various local residents and visitors from Houston, Corpus Christi, Moulton, New Braunfels, Flatonia and Gonzales were noted seen visiting or attending church events.
Donation drive for the Moulton Le Gion Rural Fire Truck Fund continues at F. and M. Bank in Moulton with requests for community contributions.
Mrs Roy Kotzebue and Mrs Lee Jarasek spent Thursday and Friday in Pasadena visiting in the homes of their children. Mr and Mrs Edward Gene Boehm and family hosted relatives from Angleton during the visit.
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