Mostly about folks from Friday's Daily
Miss Margaret Higgs travels to Waco for a two week visit with college friend Miss Eloise Brooks daughter of Dr and Mrs RH Brooks. Calvert residents Guy Anderson Dorothy Foster attend a dance at Bryan Municipal clubhouse last night. Edwin Hayes promoted to run KE Kincheloe territory in South Louisiana and west Mississippi with base in New Orleans.
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Margaret Higgs
Waco
Eloise Brooks
RH. Brooks
Monroe Miller
Will Taylor
Guy Anderson
Dorothy Foster
Calvert
Edwin Hayes
M. L. Hayes
Dallas
New Orleans
Edwin
KE. Pp
Kincheloe & Company
Louisiana
Mississippi
J. M. Caldwell
Birmingham
Ala
Robert ©. Fletcher
Caldwell
A.W. Jamison
Hope
Glenrose Jamison
Normangee
College Station
Ww. S. Collard
W. T. McGee
Levelland
W. H. Darrow
Bryan
Chas. W. Buchanan
Legion
Buchanan
Gabe Carell, Jr
San Antonio
Nannie Rohde
Washington Avenue
Philena Darrow
Miss Darrow
Irene Christian
Helen Ford
W. H. Andrew
Andrew
First Baptist Church
John T. Egan
Austin
J. M. Lawton
John Young
M. J. Rambo
Edith Gray
Henderson
Galveston
Ray Love
Duke & Ayres
J. J. Nevels
the Cross Community
D. M. Shannon
J. R. Crow
J. If
Wilcox
Tabor
W. T. Conaway
Reliance
Edge
L. A. Wilson
Tennessee
Pennsylvania
Tyler Haswell
W. Howell
Houston
Helen Lawrence
Laurinda Kidd
Waxahachie
J. T. Lawrence
Jno. L. Dreher
Mathis
San Patricio County
W. R. Sanders
Dreher
Loraine Smith
Henry Smith
Cotton Fields Dusted to Kill Leaf Worm
Cotton planters in the Azos Valley dusting fields to combat leaf worm. Airplanes equipped for dusting are used by farmers including Seth and Ward Mooring Earl Porter and George Chance among others.
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The
Azos Valley
Seth and
Ward Mooring
Earl Porter
George Chance
Silver Anniversary Farmers Short Course Ends at Aggie Stadium
At Kyle Field in College Station the 25th anniversary Texas A M Farmers Short Course closed Friday night with band music and a chorus of about 2,000. The event drew over 4,000 attendees during the week and featured final entertainment and award announcements.
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Aggie Stadium
College Station
Texas A & M. College
Kyle Field
Democratic Endorsements at Brazos County Convention
Texas delegates named to the state convention gathered as the Democratic committee endorsed Roosevelt and his recovery program. The document lists many delegates, officers, and contest winners from Wardrobe demonstration and sewing contests with prizes funded by Singer and Dowell Hardware.
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Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Wedge
America
W. C. Davis
George B. Butler
W. 8
Barron
T. C. Walton
W. FE. Gandy
Joe T. Locke
Joe Sample
Henry Koontz
T. C. Elliott
Frank Rychlik
Lamar Bethea
Lee J. Rountree
A. §. Ware
F. J. Henderson
Coulter T. Hoppess
Charles 8. Gainer
W. R. Allen
N. A. Stewart
R. L. Hearn
Mills
Oak McKenzie
R. V. Armstrong
A. S. Ware
Charles Merka
John A. Boriskie
W. S. Barron
Charles S. Gainer
F. H. Pool
W. S. Price
Glory
Lamar County
Karl Blassingame
Bonham
Fannin County
Mayette Smith
Austin
Travis County
Roy Dick
Taylor County
A. E. Brady
Hill County
Wright Neal
Bell County
Frank Westmoreland
Wheeler County
N. B. Cade
Gray County
C. B. Johnson
Fisher County
Jesse Smith
Haskell County
Edgar Bradley
Jones County
J. O. Jackson
Smith County
E. P. Hamlen
Hunt County
S. P. Bradfury
H. D. Wessels
Cameron County
L. A. Greene
B. A. Rea
Archer County
R. E. Cruuchfield
Nueces County
A. R. Ship
Potter County
S. A. Gwyn
Midland County
J. 0. Jackson
FE. P. Hamblen
Melvin Miller
Randall County
G. P. Bradbury
W. Goodwin
Shackelford County
Ella Wilkes
Tarrant County
Driver Struck Parked Car. Man Injured In Highway Collision
Wallace Mathis suffered a broken arm and bruises when his car struck a parked, unlit vehicle on Highway No. 21 just outside city limits. The other car, owned by Allen Carr, had been left by the roadside with no one inside. Mathis was returning to Bryan from Smetana. Carr had earlier left his car and drove into Bryan in another vehicle.
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Wallace Mathis
Bryan
Carr
Mr. Mathis
Mathis
Church of Christ Begins Eight Day Series of Services
The Church of Christ started eight days of meetings with Evangelist Cecil F. Hill delivering sermons on indifference and addressing Where Are the Dead The well attended sessions were held in a cooled building with fans Visitors from Fort Worth and Navajo Fort Navajo area attended both services and evening services start at 8 15 pm each night and last under an hour
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Church of Christ
Cecil FE. Hill
Fort Worth
Navasota
Texas Senate Joint Resolution No 21 May Expand County Creation Rules
Senate Joint Resolution No 21 proposes constitutional amendments to Section 1 of Article 9 authorizing the Legislature to create and redraw counties with minimum areas of 900 square miles, subject to population and voting requirements, and detailing divisions, attachments, and liability obligations. The measure outlines procedures for boundary changes and a statewide vote.
Texas Senate Joint Resolution No 12 Amendment Text
The document details a proposed constitutional amendment to Section 3 of Article VIII of the Texas Constitution. It sets tax and expenditure caps tied to the state population, requires use of federal census figures, and provides a mechanism to suspend limits during war riots insurrection or statewide calamity by a two thirds legislative vote. It directs submission to voters on a November election with ballot instructions to mark for or against the amendment.
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Texas
State OF
Texas constitutional amendment on taxation and officer pay
The document outlines proposed amendments to the Texas Constitution for taxation rules. It covers equal and uniform taxation of real property, classifications for other property, income and occupation taxes, and exemptions. It also proposes changes to compensate district and county officers by fee or salary depending on county size.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
State OF
Texas
State of Texas
W. W. Heath
Texas Senate Joint Resolution on County Officer Salaries
The document proposes adding Section 61 to Article II to set salary pay for all district and county officers in counties with 20,000 or more people and to grant Commissioners Courts in all counties authority to choose fee or salary compensation for officials. Fees collected by state, county, or municipality go to the County Treasury and pauper oath cases go to the County Treasury when collected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Texas
State of
Texas
Commissioners’ Court
W. W. Heath
Commissioners‘ Court
Texas House Joint Resolution proposes new county governance section
The draft adds Section 2A to Article IX, vesting general county management in the Commissioners Court subject to Legislature and general laws. It reorganizes offices into Record Clerk and Tax Clerk, sets two year terms, allows combining offices, and grants compensation powers to the Court with Legislature setting major salaries and an optional County Auditor. It also permits合同 intergovernmental service duties for mutual contracted work with local cities and districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HOUSE
State OF Texas
Commissioners Court
Texas Home Rule Amendment outlines county and city terms
The document details constitutional changes to county and city governance in Texas. It sets two year term limits for most officials, allows four year terms for cities that amend their charters, and establishes election procedures for the proposed amendments to be voted on in 1954. It also covers legislative authority to modify county forms and the supremacy of this amendment over conflicting constitutional provisions.
Texas Home Rule City Charter Amendment Proposed
The text outlines Section 1 proposing to amend Article XI to allow cities with over 5000 inhabitants to adopt or amend charters and levy taxes within limits, with safeguards on debt and sinking funds. Section 2 sets the submission to voters at the next general election in 1934 with specified ballot wording for and against the amendment.
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HOUSE
Islaturf
Trate
Texas
State of
Texas Amendment on University of Texas land taxation proposal
The text describes Section 16 of Article VII amending the Texas Constitution to tax lands owned by the University of Texas like private land for county and school purposes. It requires valuations by the State Tax Board, limits school and county values, and mandates remittance of taxes to counties and districts from the University Available Fund. Voters will see For and Against options on the ballot.
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HOUSE
State OF Texas
University of Texas
State Tax Board
University ‘of Texas
Universit Available
Statérag
Texas
Kruschen Salts Claim Big Weight Loss From 174 To 150
Mrs Mae West of St Louis Missouri reports losing 24 pounds in four weeks after taking one box of Kruschen Salts. She says she has more energy and no hunger, noting rapid fat loss and improved well being.
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Mae West
St. Louis
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Democrat
Brazos County
Tex
W. Heath
Uch
Commissioners Court General
Secretary of
Reap
W. W. Reath
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