Folks Mainly About Folks From Saturday's Deity
A Bryan area notes column lists numerous local visitors and residents. Families and guests travel between Bryan, Houston, Port Neches, Cameron, Galveston, and Fort Worth for visits, illnesses, and celebrations. The piece mentions hospital stays, a newborn, and upcoming family reunions consistent with a lively community roundup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnie
Ary Frances Harris
Tabor
Fonterday
Fort Wo
Frank Paul Martin
Bryan Hospital
Babe
Baker T. Rowell
Freeport
Bryan
Elizabeth Hunnicutt
Galveston
W. C. Schutte
Pearl Smith
Milliiner
Hearne
C. F. Moore
R. L. Jones
Harvey
Lelia Law Davis
W. M. Sparks
Mr. Sparks
Ross Groginsky
al J. Goolsby, Jr
Goolsby
Huntsville
State Highway Patrol
Lelia Griffin
Howstoin
S S. Rosier
Bryam
J. M. Caldwell
Robert D. Fietcher
Pietcher
John Caldwell Pietcher
Birmingham
Als
Leica
Cadwell
Corpus Christi
Tom Robinson
Dellwood Park
College
Robinson
BH. E. Spitzenpied
Kerten
Wilkerson Clinic
Lewis White
Ben Nedhaleki
Fort Sam Houston
San Antonio
Education Reforms Align With Living Experience And Needs
A column argues that education must evolve beyond rigid curricula to real life learning. It suggests studying actions and desires of people, not old methods, and tailoring instruction to practical outcomes. The piece calls for humane, student centered changes, rejecting endemocratic aims and urging constructive critique.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clawsta
Phese
Barbie
Sven
Emily Fair
Women of Texas Working to Gain Number 411 224
Texas Occupations statistics bulletin reports 411 222 women aged fifteen and over employed in the state with 141 married, single women gainful. About 166 577 are married or widowed, with three of the five largest Texas cities showing higher counts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women of
Texas
CT. S. Cemens
Temes
Roemon
Lana
Poultry Vaccination Cuts Losses in Early Chicks and Turkeys
Texas Agricultural Experiment Station reports that vaccinating chicks at seven days old yields 96 percent immune response, with immunity lasting at least three months when begun from the incubator. Turkeys vaccinated at ten days show about 90 percent successful vaccination with mild reactions. Further study continues on turkey immunity duration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. M. Wood
Texas As ‘Ricultural
Texas
Mr. Sherwood
East Texas Soils Highlight Nacogdoches County Survey
A soil survey of Nacogdoches county details the East Texas Medians occupying 100,864 acres or 16.1 percent of the county. The soils extend into nearby counties and into Louisiana, with the time gandy icam type noted for high quality cigar tobacco and suitability for cotton corn and diverse crops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nacogdoches
East Texas
Texas
W. T. Carter
Division of Self Survey
Smith, van Zandt
Cherokee
San Augustine
Sabine
Louisiana
van Zandt County
Tennant Backs C. V. Terrell In Runoff Vote
Tennant declares support for C. V. Terrell in the final primary, pledging to vote for him in the runoff. Terrell seeks reelection to the railroad commission, promising continued high standards and accountability, while Tennant states he will not dictate to friends and plans to campaign publicly from Austin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Terrellis
Terrell
Railroad Commission
Cermmsann
Terrel
More Will iv
Austin
School Opens Sept 12 as Board Sets Holiday Plan
The Board of Trustees fixed the start of the coming school year for Monday September 12 and announced a revised holiday schedule. Students will register that day and the board removed several holidays for the year. The five grading periods span November 11 to January 2 and March 2 to April 2 with key holidays including Armistice Day Thanksgiving Christmas break and Texas Independence Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trustees
Texas
San Jacinto
Amendment proposal for permanent University Fund in Texas
The text proposes a constitutional amendment to designate lands and other property previously set aside for the University of Texas as a Permanent University Fund. It directs the proceeds and future grants to go to the fund and to be invested in bonds of the United States, Texas, Texas counties, or municipal school bonds, for the legislature to perform its duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Artie T
State of Texas
Senate
Legislatere
University of Texas
United States
Texas
State constitutional amendment on university fund and rail land grants
The text proposes a constitutional amendment authorizing appropriation of interest from certain bonds and the Federal Farm Loan Act to support the Permanent University Fund. It excludes one tenth of alternate railroad lands reserved for establishing the University of Texas from the fund. The amendment would be voted on statewide on the first Tuesday after the first Monday in November 1932.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
University of Texas
Permanent University Fund
Jane Y. McCallum
Texas Centennial constitutional amendment proposal for 1932 vote
S J R No 28 proposes adding Section 60 to Article 16 of the Texas Constitution to authorize a Texas Centennial celebration and authorizes Legislature to fund it, while limiting appropriations to this exposition. The amendment would be submitted to voters at the general election on the Tuesday after the first Monday in November 1932.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Texas
A. D
Jane Y. McCallum
Texas Constitution Proposal H J R No 1 Amends Voting and Office Rules
A sanitized OCR of H J R No 1 proposes constitutional changes in Texas. It details sections amending voting eligibility to voters over twenty one, excluding certain groups, and limits on holding multiple offices. It also addresses warrants, National Guard, and officer constraints, in a period tone.
Victory To Go Too Supporters Rally At Texas Rail Board
A fragmented report notes supporters of Victory To Go Too and criticizes the Texas Railroad Commission. It mentions Terrell as a member, claims new railroad lines and college funding impacts, and references a campaign event in Terrell with talk of a runoff election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pegy
le Fors
J. L. Sample
Tabor
Evelyn Harris
Franklin
Steep Hollow
Asa Casey
North Zuleh
Bryan
Roger W. Davis
Longview
East Texas Chamber of Commerce
J. E. Stanford
Southern Agriculturist
Agricultural Committee
A. M. College
Rita Kraft
J. H. Kraft
Bernice
Ohio
Cedar Point
Cleveland
Foor Boo
Texas
Roy
Terrell
Constitutional Amendment on Military Officers and Elections
The text outlines eligibility and concurrent holding rules for officers and enlisted personnel of the National Guard and U S forces, including reserves and retirees, and allows voting when qualified. It states the constitutional amendment will be submitted to voters at the next General Election on November 1, 1932 throughout the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Officers Reserve Corps
United States
National Guard
National Guard Reserve
Organized Reserves
United States Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Army
Jane Y. McCallum
Constitutional amendment to exempt home value from state taxes
Texas voters will decide a constitutional amendment in November 1932 proposing that three thousand dollars of assessed value of all residence homesteads be exempt from state taxation. The measure allows current tax remissions to continue in certain counties and would apply after those remissions expire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Texas
Jane Y. McCallum
Constitutional amendment proposing Gulf coast tax for sea works
H J R No 12 and H J R No 5 propose amending Texas Constitution to authorize counties and cities on the Gulf coast to levy taxes by a two thirds resident property taxpayer vote for sea walls breakwaters and sanitary works with a sinking fund and guaranteed debt limits. The measure also covers prohibiting release of indebtedness and extends to Section 55 Article 3 limits on extinguishing state debts. The amendments await voter approval in November 1932.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Texas
Gulf of Mexico
Jane Y. McCcallum
Te of
Texas
State of
Texas Constitutional Amendment Election Eligibility Clause
The text proposes amending Article VI to add a section allowing only qualified electors who own taxable property in the relevant state county district or municipal area to vote on issuing bonds or incurring debt in elections held by counties sub divisions or districts within the state. It specifies the qualification applies to those who have rendered property for taxation and will vote in their precinct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Texas
Texas proposes constitutional amendment on tax assessor duties
H J R No 21 proposes amending Sections 14 and 16 of the Texas Constitution to elect an Assessor and Collector of Taxes in each county for two years, expanding sheriff duties to include tax assessment in counties under 10,000 residents, and submitting the measure to the next general election on the first Tuesday after the first Monday in November 1932.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
United States
Texas constitutional amendment on land tax sale provisions
The measure proposes amending Article 8 Section 13 to require the first Legislature to establish a system for speedy sale of lands and other property for unpaid taxes without court action. Deeds conveyance would be final, with a two year redemption window for former owners, including specified fees and penalties, and a separate last year redemption option. The amendment would be voted on by qualified electors at the next election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Texas
A. D
Jane Y. McCallum
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