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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1973
Page
2
Members of the Moulton VFW Post will attend a District 24 convention in Ke on Sunday October 21. Veterans Day Memorial services are planned at Praha Sunday. Officers will meet on the second Tuesday each month with the next session on November 18 and the regular meeting on Sunday in November.
The Moulton Eagle lists subscription prices at $4.00 per year in advance and $2.00 for a three month period. Single copies are available, with Second Class postage paid at Moulton Texas 77975.
Walter Malee laments rising bureaucracy undermining democracy in Texas and across the U S. He cites ruined Shiner and Hallettsville buildings and unions under President Meany, arguing wage controls and strikes burden taxpayers. He praises the Sons of the Republic of Texas and notes Representative Tim Von Dohlen backing a Constitutional Committee to curb government waste and fight communism, while citing striking workers in Chicago Central California and Manville New Jersey as taxpayer burdens.
The text argues that politicians drive state and federal spending and inflation through rising taxes and wages. It questions whether higher wages and taxes inevitably fuel inflation and contemplates if such policy harms capitalism, invoking Marx’s supposed view. It criticizes politics over people and warns of communists seeking greater control.
The passage asserts Franklin was not atheist citing his belief in divine governance and regular morning prayers in the Constitutional Convention. It argues his faith shaped his life and highlights Christianity as driving civilizational progress.
Norman Cousins ranks Francis Bacon Galileo Copernicus among 18th century luminaries and cites Comenius as founder of modern education. He notes Jesuits returning from China contributed to the philosophy of freedom by sharing insights on natural law and human rights.
State Rep. Tim Von Dohlen writes to The Moulton Eagle after the 63rd Regular Session. He notes passed measures including ethics and open meetings laws, and highlights his focus on health, drug control, and appropriations amendments. He cites upcoming Constitutional Convention work and invites continued contact.
The 22nd Annual Farm and Ranch Credit School for Commercial Bankers will be held February 11 to 13 at Texas A M University. Walt Richburg leads planning with topics on meeting rising farm loan needs, governmental farm programs, loan mechanics, and financing for cow citi forage operations stocker operations row crops and large feedlots.
Mr and Mrs Gilbert W Marburger of Cistern announce the engagement of their daughter Debra Jean to Donald Ray Wagner of Moulton son of Mr and Mrs Nolan E Wagner of Moulton A December 2 wedding is planned at Sts Cyril and Methodius Catholic Church in Cistern.
Dr Edward Ava cek of the Texas Agricultural Extension Service lectured on the cattle market outlook. The session focused on livestock marketing trends and implications for producers.
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