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Comanche Chief

Location

Comanche, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 03, 1934

Page

7

Texas constitutional tax and county boundary amendments

Texas voters are asked to approve amendments to Articles VIII and IX. The tax limit proposal ties state revenue to population, allows suspensions during war or disasters, and sets biennium caps. A separate measure lets Legislature create or modify counties with minimum areas and population, to be decided in November 1934.

Texas Senate Joint Resolution No. 16 Amends Taxation Clause

The document outlines an amendment to the Texas Constitution Article 8 to establish equal and uniform taxation for real property and allow classifications for other property. It details exemptions including $250 of household goods and limits on occupation and income taxes, with provisions for counties cities and towns. The proposed amendment is set for a statewide vote on the first Tuesday after the first Monday in November 1934.

State of Texas A. D W. Heath State of Texas Droweh

Dwight Brightman thanks voters in Comanche County election

Dwight Brightman thanks voters for the vote and lead in last Saturday's election and pledges to work harder for law enforcement if re-elected. He notes the runoff rules and asks supporters of all candidates to vote their choice, promising the highest type of service regardless of prior preference.

Comanche County Sheriff's Office Stevens Dwight Brightman

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