Texas constitutional amendments on alcohol open saloon ban
The document outlines proposed changes to Article XVI of the Texas Constitution to prohibit open saloons, empower the Legislature to regulate alcohol production and distribution, and allow a state monopoly on distilled liquors. It details election timing, ballot wording, funding provisions, and the roles of the Governor and local authorities in implementing the amendment.
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Joint Resolution Amending Texas State Compensation Provisions
A joint resolution proposes adding a new section to the Bonaltation statute to address compensation for certain officers and agents. The measure outlines quoted phrases about the moving body and clarifies compensation terms for individuals named within the amendment, with no specific dates or names clearly legible in the provided text.
Texas Plan To Fund Free Textbooks For All Schoolchildren
A SRN proposal seeks constitutional amendments to Section d and 5 of Article 7 to provide official state texts free to every child of school age. The measure outlines reallocating revenue from occupation taxes and poll taxes, plus a state ad valorem tax not to exceed 35 cents per $100 valuation, to sustain public schools for at least six months annually, with the State Board of Education to implement the regulations.
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State Board of ‘Education
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State Board of Education
H J Resolution Proposing Texas Old Age Assistance Amendment
Texas House joint resolution proposes amending Article HIT to add Section 51-b granting the Legislature authority to provide old age assistance. The plan specifies up to 15 dollars monthly for bona fide Texans over 65 who are not habitual criminals or inmates of state institutions, with residency requirements of at least eight of nine years and continuous year prior to application.
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Texas Constitution Amendment Proposal for Special Sessions
Record shows No 8 E Joint Resolution proposing an amendment to Article XVII to allow constitutional changes via Legislature at special sessions, with election rules, publication requirements, and governor proclamation. Details include biennial legislative proposal by a two thirds vote, publication in weekly papers, and a August 24, 1935 election with FOR and AGAINST ballot wording.
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Texas proposal to allow temporary commitment of mentally ill
A constitutional amendment seeks to permit the Legislature to authorize the temporary commitment of mentally ill persons not charged with a crime for observation or treatment for up to ninety days by County Court order without trial by jury. The measure will appear on the August election ballot with opposing and supporting statements from officials.
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Texas
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Texas Amendment Allowing Probation for Criminal Sentences
A proposed Texas constitutional amendment would authorize courts with criminal jurisdiction to suspend imposition or execution of sentence and place defendants on probation, with reimposition under legislative conditions. It sets election procedures, ballot wording, and a $4000 appropriation for publication and election costs.
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Conoco Expands Alpine Plant Storage Capacity
Conoco doubles Alpine wholesale plant storage after recent expansion. RB Yarbrough, local agent, says the warehouse is enlarged and gasoil storage added. Germ processed oil will be handled there in carload and truckload shipments from Ponca City refinery. An extra gasoline storage tank brings total capacity to 1,000 gallons.
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RB Yarbrough
Conoco
Ponca City
Oklahoma
Yarbrough
CARDUS Claim For Women Pain Relief Cited
An old testimonial promotes Cardus for female pains a Leesville Louisiana reader Mrs Cole Young says irregular cycles and pain eased after using Cardus claiming calmer nerves and better health. If Cardus does not benefit you seek medical advice.
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Cole Young
Leesville
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