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Moulton Eagle

Location

Moulton, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 13, 1953

Page

2

Loving Memory of Louis Selzer Jr. Passes at Age 15

A tribute from cousins Henrietta and Gene recalls Louis Selzer Jr who died on November 6 1952 at age 15. The verse laments lost moments and memory, describes a gray casket and silent grave, and expresses enduring sorrow and love.

Louis Selzer JR Otte

Cattlemen Fail To Move Benson On Price Supports

Three hundred fifty cattlemen from 30 states rallied in Washington under the Farmers' Union to press for price supports but failed to sway Secretary Ezra Taft Benson. He defended current policies, warned against universal high supports, and cited unfavorable reception among farm and livestock groups. He noted beef purchases, disaster loans, and price cuts as the effective Meat program.

Washington Farmers’ Union Ezra Taft Benson Benson

Understanding parity in farm prices and purchasing power

Parity links farm prices to a 1909 14 bushel of wheat selling for a good pair of shoes. The modernized formula adds hired labor and a 10 year update. Congress allowed use of the old or new formula, whichever is higher, under dual parity, with a 5 percent annual floor on reductions.

Congress

Golden Wedding Celebrated by Michalec Family

Mr. and Mrs. John Michalec Sr. of Moulton observed their golden wedding anniversary on Sunday November 8 with children and relatives. Attendees arrived from Shiner Yoakum Hallettsville San Antonio Oklahoma and various Michalec and Stavinoha families.

John Michalec Sr Moulton Shiner Steve Michalec Frank Michalec Albert Machart John Michalec Jr Georgie Michalec Julius Michalec John Husted Kubecka Adolf Kubecka Charles Stavinoha Julius Stavinoha Geo. Stavinoha Albert Brom Emil Jemelka Joe Pilat Yoakum Larry Barta Hallettsville Charles Michalec San Antonio Frank Bo

Tax and political shocks ripple through 1960s pages

The column cites Attorney General Shepperd citing a 97 percent win rate in 1068 successes out of 1101 cases since January. It discusses tax guidance urging taxpayers to gather receipts for accurate filing, tariff politics, and critiques of Republicans amid farm and international trade tensions, with references to Churchill, Stalin, and Polish history.

Sas John Ben Shepperd

Zimmermans Visit in Louise and Renewal Notices

Mr and Mrs E W Zimmer man and Ernette spent Sunday visiting in Louise with Mr and Mrs Joe Migl and Mr and Mrs Pete Sablatura and family. Renewals list includes numerous names and addresses from Schulenburg Shiner Flatonia Yoakum Pt Lavaca Marlin Sealy Austin and other areas with paid statuses and one military payment for Pvt Johnny Koncaba Germany.

E. W. Zimmerman Ernette Louise Joe V. Migl Pete Sablatura Delle Ammann Schulenburg New Lee Bauer Shiner Rt E. W. Zimmermann Ad. Petrek Emil Berckenhoff Roy Kotzebue Jim Novosad Ben Marek Annie Kaiser Chas Tykal Fred Heyer C. C. Orts Edwin Darilek Shiner Route 3 Clara Wotioxa Flatonia W. J. Johnson

Subscription renewal and drought reflections from Albert Novak

Albert Novak sends a check for a 12 month Moulton Eagle subscription. He notes 3.7 inches of rain in Jackson County improving fall crops like flax and oats. He worries small farmers face hard times with low cotton and high living costs, mentioning a neighbor with 13 children and a recent triplet birth.

Moulton Eagle Jackson County Albert Novak

Card of Thanks and In Memoriam Advertising Charge

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