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Newspaper
Bryan Weekly Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1932
Page
4
The article argues for voting yes on the seventh amendment to consolidate county tax assessor and tax collector roles in larger counties and abolish both in smaller counties, with the sheriff acting as assessor and collector. It cites potential savings and efficiency gains as the core rationale for the proposal.
The article urges Texans to study nine proposed constitutional amendments on the ballot next Tuesday. It argues amendments affect taxes and public welfare, notes historic low turnout harms citizenship, and urges voters to consider both candidates and amendments for a sound outcome.
In Houston Post arguments favor keeping gasoline tax revenue for highways. A Texas group urges defending highway funds against diversion to other uses, citing jobs, local road projects, and statewide economic recovery.
A Texas general election proposal would exempt 3000 dollars of assessed value on all residence homesteads. The measure, if adopted, would cut state tax revenue by about 7 million dollars yearly and shift burden to other taxes or expense reductions. The piece argues personal property taxation inequities and notes a Danish process enabling flexible wood tables.
The Waco News Tribune reports that Bryan plans to secure road priority for Highway 6 from Bryan to College Station and Highway 21 to the Brazos River. County officials will travel to Austin to confirm federal approval so bids can be published. The piece notes county efforts to secure road bonds and expedite statewide approvals.
The editor laments years of unfairness and inequality for farmers as prices surge for basics like oats ham milk coffee shoes and clothing while farmer buying power falls. The piece contrasts input costs with consumer goods and questions when prosperity will return amid taxes licenses and high living costs.
The Galveston advance gifts committee begins Tuesday with general solicitation starting November 14 for a Community Chest goal of 96000. Civically led and socially aware, leaders urge sacrifice to support local welfare agencies amid a third year of unemployment and widespread need.
A Protestant committee reports foreign missions must adapt to a changing world. It notes a shift from confrontation with other faiths to cooperation with non Christian beliefs, arguing conflict now rests between religion and materialism rather than Christianity and paganism.
Democrat George McGill announces his bid for a second term in the U S Senate representing Kansas. The Associated Press photo accompanies the campaign disclosure.
A reflective column recalls the 1920s financial boom and bust, noting sleepless bankers and public distrust in New York. It contrasts a revered but flawed banking scene with modern skepticism, citing Joseph Pulitzer, the New York World, and cultural figures while narrating anecdotes from Mississippi to Malibu.
In San Angelo on November 1 a distorted Easter egg was found by resident W. Th. Milhay near his home. The egg reportedly had a cracked shell and pigment from the yolk may have contaminated the shed area.
A fragmented note mentions an artist named Cellir ldllianny with unclear context and a numeric hint of 500, but details and connections remain unreadable. The item resembles a brief arts snippet without verifiable actions or outcomes.
The Bryan Roller J opened last night drawing a crowd and visitors as the event showcased new music and performances. Local residents Walter Wilcos and Wilcox visited, while Mr. Cot, a Gordon cashier, moved to Bryan. A riding mishap near the track damaged a vehicle, but no serious injuries were reported. Irma Harejy led the school band sponsors and Mrs. Geo. Willman hosted a social gathering with Mrs. Rhodes giving a charitable entertainment.
The piece discusses how Mrs Housewife tracks family budgets and clothing needs, noting how daily newspapers influence shopping habits. It mentions readers using news to stay informed about prices, trends, and feminine topics while managing home finances.
A fragmentary notice describes supporters aiding an audition in Bryant with mentions of Bayes Providert 4 Mrs. Mewie and a 1000 pound sum connected to Weal Care. The text is garbled but notes a visitor event and local fundraising in Maytes Com Wermen.
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