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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1973
Page
2
The column questions state and federal spending dreamt up salaries and representation. It challenges the Vietnam war stance, bureaucratic growth, and proposed regulation by Senator Hart, warning of taxation, wage, and wealth distribution impacts.
The piece argues that all presidents face hostility from the press, citing Lincoln and other leaders. It notes Northern critics who urged surrender, calling Lincoln despot and ugly, and compares Herblock to past caricaturists, while acknowledging Lincoln’s aims to end slavery and the enduring honor of these figures.
The writer questions whether higher pay will raise prices and curb inflation, asks if welfare handouts aid the poor, and contrasts current policies with Founding Fathers’ preference for limited government and self-reliance. The piece laments government expansion and ponders historical pioneers and immigrants.
The passage reflects on liberation from slavery, the rise of family farms after plantations, and the Civil War ending slavery. It questions ongoing armaments and wars, asking how much more good could be done if funds were redirected to people and peace, and whether any stronger aim exists than stopping people from killing each other.
The Ondrej Gallia family settled at Dubina with Joseph as a laborer for Clement Boetcher, endured a Civil War era accident at a cotton gin, and saw Joseph survive severe injuries. The narrative traces generations through Valentin Gallia’s farming, store work, and community roles in Velehrad, Moravia, and Lavaca County, detailing marriages, offspring, and a 1953 family reunion in Hallettsville.
Yoakum hosts the annual Peanut Field Day at the Texas A and M University Plant Disease Research Station on September 26. Tours of field plots begin at 1 9 a m with experts from the Extension Service and Experiment Station present to discuss peanut production and answer questions. Boowell invites peanut producers from Central Southwest and Southeast Texas to attend.
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