Texas constitutional amendments proposed for 1932 election
The document lists multiple Texas Joint Resolutions proposing constitutional amendments to be voted on November 8, 1932. It covers voting restrictions, state accounting and offices, civil offices, coastal tax authority, university fund provisions, property tax sales, and homeowner exemptions, with sections detailing specific changes and submission plans.
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State of
Texas
State of Texas
Senate
University of Texas
Ss. J. R
Texas Centennial Amendment Proposed on Ballot
A proposed amendment to Article 16 adds Section 60 authorizing a Texas Centennial to commemorate a century of independence and progress. The Legislature would designate times and places and appropriate funds for support and maintenance of the celebration.
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State of
Texas
Tax remission applies to counties and subdivisions in 1932 election
The text states that remission of State taxes will apply to counties and political subdivisions during the remission period, with the act becoming effective in those areas. It also mentions a statewide election to be held on the first Tuesday after the first Monday in November, 1932.
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State of
Texas
State of Texas
Towit
Army
Navy
United States
National Guard of
National Guard Reserve
Officers Reserve Corps
National Guard
Organized Reserves
United States Army
Marine Corps
Navy and
Treasury
United States Army, Navy
Army, Navy
Man Corps
Jane Y. McCallum
A .D
Local social visits span Fort Worth to Coleman
Roy Blair Brooks and Gladys West visit Mr. and Mrs. E. R. West. Ralph Fitzgerald leaves Stephenville for Austin with Mrs. E. R. West. Mrs. Gibbs visits her parents as they travel Belton. Falkner of Coleman visits Alba Rogers. Jim Starkey and Tittie Jeraldine Crooks visit. Thorp of Coleman visits family. Mr. Yewhre and family near a spend time with the Jones family. McBride of near May visits her son Frank McBride.
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News Rising Star
Homer Crooks
Tittie Jeraldine Crooks
Stephens
Walnut
Thorp of
Coleman
Ennis Thorp
Yewhre
J. T. Jones
Mr. McBride
Near May
Frank McBride
Proposals Recalls District Attorney Race Returns
A constitutional amendment proposal for Texas Article VI adds a section restricting voting on bond and credit issues to electors who own taxable property in the relevant district. The measure would require voters to cast ballots in their residence precinct. The proposal appears in the district attorney race context as a public ballot item.
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State of
Texas
Tex
Jane Y. McCallum
Howard Payne confers degrees to local graduates
Howard Payne College awarded degrees to ten graduates. Among them were Mrs. Otho E. Bowman of Comanche, R. E. Everett of Gustine, Mrs. Floyd George of Blanket, Mrs. Kate Prude of Brownwood, and Miss Irene Rye of Sipe Springs.
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Howard Payne College
Otho E. Bowman
Comanche
R. E. Everett
Gustine
Floyd George
Blanket
Kate Prude
Brownwood
Irene Rye
Sipe Springs
Cemetery Working at Stag Creek Cemetery
All volunteers are urged to meet at Stag Creek on Friday August 12 to help at the Stag Creek Cemetery. Bring lunch and tools for the work. Signed by R W Fielder president J Hood treasurer and Mabel Hall secretary.
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Stag Creek
R. W. Fielder
J. Hood
Treas
Mabel Hall
Side Quit Hurting Get Stronger Thanks to Cardus
Mrs R L West of Huntsville Alabama says Cardus eased a persistent side pain and weakness. She grew stronger after three or four bottles and soon felt well. Cardus sold at her local stores.
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Cardus
R. L. West
Huntsville
Ala
Better Dry Cleaning Service Promoted by Comanche Chief
Advertisement touts a modern Texas dry cleaning plant offering superior service. It urges customers to call 504 and mentions butter wrapping paper and butter cartons as added items.
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Texas
Fine fruit exhibits showcase Thompson Seediess grapes
G L Morris displayed three long Thompson Seediess grapes over eleven inches in length and eight inches in circumference, noting a heavy first crop from his vines. W W Kilpatrick presented a flawless Elberta peach from a well loaded yard tree, weighing 14 ounces and measuring 11 inches in circumference.
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G. L. Morris
Thompson Seediess
W. W. Kilpatrick
Revival Meetings and Bible Study In Beattie August
Church of Christ announces a Bible study at 10 a.m. and regular services with a revival campaign from August 5 through the first Sunday in September. Advertisements tout Dr Miles Ant Pain Pills with testimonials and drugstore pricing of 25 cents and 1.00 for immediate relief from headaches neuralgia and other pains.
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Clarence Bryant
Beattie
Dr. Miles
Dr Miles
Card of Thanks for Home Loss Help
We express gratitude to those who assisted and expressed sympathy after our home was lost. Your help and kindness are deeply appreciated. Signed Mrs. Henry Carter and Mrs. Lee Lester Mare Barcroft.
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Henry Carter
Lee Lester
Mare Barcroft
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Gulf of Mexico
A. D
Permanent University Fund
Coryell County
Jaye Robin- Gatesville
Gatesville
Coryell City
Parmela
Pearl
Harmon
Evant
Sugar Loaf
Brown’s Creek
Ewing the Grove
Hubbard
le Springs Desby
Turnersville
Hurst
Jonesboro
Ames
Copperas Cove
Levita
Pitcoke
Spring Hill
Peabody
Leon Junction
Whitson
Slater
Treland
Arnett
Flat
Cave Creek
Tota
Jaye
Robinson
Hamilton County
Jaye Robinson
Hamilton
Gentry Mill
Evergreen
Lanham
Fairy
Hico
Ohio
Shire
Fairview
McKir
Howard Payne
Church OF Christ
J. N. Demy
Miles
Goodrich Safely
Silvertown
Goodrich Tires
Gaddy’s Service
Tire Company
ELTOS
Gail
Tom
Federal Tires
Harrison Smith Batteries
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