Texas Article V Provisions for County Officials and Elections
Fragmentary OCR notes recount Section 21 Article V Texas on county officers such as County Judge Clerk of the Courts Sheriff Tax Collector Assessor, County Attorney and District Attorney. Mentions terms four years and election timing, with references to precincts, population thresholds, and legislative oversight.
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Texas
Daca
Gta
State of Texas
Reed
Folllows
Crimttorney
Wiers
Monty
State of
Mas
Constitutional amendment on four year term of elective offices
The draft amendment details term lengths for offices with uneven or even designations and sets a 1984 election date. It specifies dual ballot wording for favorable and opposing views and directs the Governor to issue the proclamation and publish it as required. The text outlines terms for district county and precinct offices and the election process thereafter.
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A. D
State of
Texas
Texas Senate Joint Resolution on State Aid Amendment 1954
The document details Senate Joint Resolution No. 7 proposing a constitutional amendment to Texas Article III Section 3a to authorize state aid payments to needy aged, blind, and children, with federal matching and annual caps, plus residency rules, sunset by election on November 2, 1954, and required proclamations. The text also covers related joint resolutions for county assesor collectors and hospital districts, outlining election timing, ballot wording, and fiscal provisions.
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State of
Texas
United States
State of Texas
Texas new section on retirement credit for state employees teachers
Constitutional amendment proposes adding Section 63 to Article XVI to credit members of the Teacher Retirement System and Employees Retirement System of Texas with all services rendered as teachers or state employees for retirement benefits. It sets election for November 1954 and directs publication and election expenses from state appropriations.
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Texas
State OF
Employees Retirement System
Hurt Family Reunion Draws 105 Attendees At Lake Eanes
The annual Hurt Reunion on July 1 at Lake Eanes brought 105 relatives and 26 friends. A noon basket lunch was served. Since the last meeting eight marriages were solemnized among attendees and ten births were reported. One death, B. M. Payne, occurred June 22, 1954. A $25.57 love offering was given to Roy Hurt. Relatives and visitors from multiple Texas towns attended.
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Hurt
Lake Eanes
Pat Sy Holder
Bill Swisinger
Jerry Reed
Billie Joyce May
Dale Boyd
Ruth McDonald
Mary Belle Bingham
Gayland Abbey
Floyd Bingham
Jean Moore
Morris Bingham
Bettie Miles
Gerald Hillie
Geraldine Parker Lewis Hurt
Reta Joyce Chancellor
Thurman Cox
Ollie Payne
Chester Payne
Billie Ray Byrum
Charles Ruff
R. H. Gautus
B. M. Payne
Roy Hurt
Robert Reed
C. B. Cottrell
O. E. Cox
Nelda Evette
Jim Reed
D. C. Summers
L. L. Hayes
J. L. Woolsey
Billie Byrum
F. A. Ferrill
J. A. Cox
J. K. Bingham
J. W. Hurt
Comanche County Livestock Association Invites New Members
Individuals not currently members are urged to join the Comanche County Livestock Association. New members gain access to the upcoming picnic and may bring immediate family.
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The
Comanche County Livestock Association
Euell Rogers Named Assistant Horticulturist in Colorado
Euell Rogers, former Sidney High School student and Texas A&M graduate with B S and M S in horticulture, is now assistant horticulturist at the Colorado Experiment Station in Austin. He was quoted in the Grand Junction Daily Sentinel July 2 article on chemical sprays and fruit set, noting fertilizer did not affect overall fruit set though high N P K rates produced heavier foliage in a few trees.
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Euell Rogers
Harmony
Sidney High School
Texas A&m College
Colorado Experiment Station
Austin
Colorado
Rogers
Sentinal
Grand Junction
Card of Thanks from Burley McCollum in Midland
Burley McCollum of McCamey thanks Comanche friends for letters cards flowers and gifts during his hospital stay and illness at his daughter’s home in Midland Texas. He remains at 1411 West College Ave Midland.
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Burley McCollum
McCamey
Midland
West College Ave
Texas
Fricks Return From Midwest Trip After 3500 Mile Journey
Mr. and Mrs. T. G. Frick and their children have come home following a weeklong tour of the midwest. They visited his brother George Frick and family in South Ota and traveled through Arkansas, Oklahoma, Missouri, Colorado, Iowa, Nebraska, and South Dakota covering about 3500 miles.
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T. G. Frick
Midwest
George Frick
South Ota
Frick
Arka
Oklahoma
Missouri
Colorado
Iowa
Nebraska
South Dakota
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Galveston County
Galveston
Dan Hurt
Johnnie Hurt
W. D. Woolsey
Eugene Roberson
San Angelo
Odell Holder
Mineral Wells
A. J. Hurt
Maverick
Billie Mae Lee
Eschel Lee Snyder
John Burris
Dublin
T. B. Summers
Fort Worth
Jacquelin and
Gailand
York Dublin
Dallas
Dale Walker
Sundown
Henrietta Lee Brownwood
Asweld Balch Dubin
J. L. Luker
Becy Roe Snyder
R. L. Hurt
Roy Santa Anna
A. M. York
C. H. Norwood
W. A. Huddleston
Olif Sidney
Georrge Buckmaster and
Tom Glasgow
A. Cottrell
Johnnie Davis
Comanche
Virginia Daniel
Homer Coker Sidney
RCA Victor
Famous
Yours
Appliance CO
John
Hathcock
B. F. Goodrich
Loe’s Service Station
Comyn School
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Niger
Eiland
Dakotas
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