Texas Constitutional Amendment Proposal for Civil Service Offices
Legal notice outlines a proposed amendment known as Section 80 of Article 16 adding Section 20b to allow appointive municipal Civil Service offices to be governed by Civil Service provisions rather than Article 16, Section 30. It calls for a statewide vote in November 1940 with for and against ballot wording, a Governor's proclamation, and a $5000 appropriation for publication and election costs.
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State of
Texas
Thetate
Commissioners Court
Red River County
State of Texas
Red River
Texas constitutional amendments seek direct Supreme Court review
A joint resolution proposes adding Section 3-b to Article V authorizing direct appeal to the Texas Supreme Court from trial court injunctions on constitutional or administrative order grounds. It calls for submission to voters in the November 1946 general election with a $10,000 appropriation for publication and election costs.
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State of Texas
State OF
Texas
Supreme Court
Frederickburg Publishing Co End Paper Mention
The Frederickburg Publishing Co is noted in association with the Aading Machine Ribpons end paper. Sparse context suggests a catalog or attribution line within a historical newspaper page. No further details are provided in readable text.
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Frederickburg Publishing Co
Amendment to Texas Constitution on Notaries Public appointment
The proposal amends Section 26 of Article IV to require the Secretary of State to appoint Notaries Public by county with qualifications set by law. It requests submission to voters at a special election and provides for funding of publication and election not to exceed $10,000.
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State of Texas
Secretary of State
State OF
Texas
Early Kerr County Fairs Roared With Races and Jokes
The narrative recalls 1880s Kerr County fairs with shorthorns and Durhams, later adding Herefords Poland-China and Chester White hogs. Plymouth Rocks poultry appeared, fine horses raced the Morris Ranch track, and boys like Max Hirsch began as jockeys after a County Free-for-All win.
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Berkshire
Poland
Plymouth Rocks
Morris Ranch
Squaw Creek
Mundt
Sorrell
John Klaerner
Willow Creek
Jeff Brashears
Fair Grounds
Carl Feller
Tivydale
Morris Ranchtrack
Feller
Ben Locksley
Brady
County
John A. Morris
Max Hirsch
Henry Neffendorf
Maxie
Morris Stables
U. S
Morris
Lousiana Lottery
England
Maryland
Frederick
New York City
Morris Park
Albert News Social Roundup From Albert Texas
Albert news recounts visits across the community. Wilke family and Florence traveled to Blanco on Thursday evening. Peese of Hye and Raulz family were guests, with illnesses noted for Mrs. John Raulz. Several families hosted gatherings and a fishing trip to the river below Johnson City yielded poor luck. Legion reunion crowds attended Klaerner's Park.
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Emil Wilke
Florence
Blanco
Adolph Peese
Hye
John Raulz
Dora
Edna
Felix Pehl
Anita Klein
Edna Raulz
Emily Wilke
Henry Filter
Henry Prochnow
Felix Hahne
Hugo Klein
Henry Wilke
Eric Jacoby
Alvin Maenius
Johnson City
Emil Stahl
Albert
Alvin Weinheimer
Adolph Nebgen
Stonewall
John Peh
Helmuth Klein
Alfred Novian
Allen
Valentine Novian
Werner Novian
Luckenbach
Richard Schumann
American Legion
Klaerner’s Park
Stonewall News Seeks Community Show and Camp Services
Stonewall community urged to cooperate, bring farm products and handwork for a local show with an afternoon program featuring local and outside talent followed by a ball game. Christandelphian church hosts annual camp meeting led by R S Burnett and Howell Tanner. 4-H Club plans fair exhibits and a bazaar to fund a delegate trip with meetings set for September 9.
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Stonewall
Herbert Haas
Blanco
Stehling Price
Austin
J. H. Bright
Gillespie County Fair
Leola Rusenberger Lorine Hahne
Emma Ruebsahm
Community visits and family gatherings noted
A string of visits and social gatherings are reported. Families including the Meyers Ottmers Klein Wilke and Nebgen households shared time with relatives in Llano Bianco Fredericksburg Luckenbach and San Antonio. Highlights include a 30 day furlow for Werner Burg and a Sunday visit by Harry Wilke’s family.
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Edgar Mayer
Ferdinand
Ruth
Levi Ottmers
Nolan
Ruby Birch
Luckenbach
Buchanan Dam
Llano
Paul Klein
Norma Schaeferkaeter
Albert
Helmuth Klein
Albert Land
Orwin Peese
Kathryn
Mildred
Lillian
Helen Pehl
Pearl Smith
Edwin Itz
Alfred Wilke
Bianco
Willie Schumann
Louis Maerius
Allen Novian
Adolph Nebgen
Felix Gellermann
Otto Schumann
Ruthie
John Raulz
Edna
Werner Burg
San Antonio
Adolph Burg
Harry Wilke
Fredericksburg
Fredericksburg Visitors Mr and Mrs V A Cottle
Mr and Mrs V A Cottle visited Fredericksburg on Saturday, sharing time with local residents and touring the area.
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V. A. Cottle
Fredericksburg
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HOUSE
J.R
Wt. J. R. No
Tho General Fund
Gillespie County Mounted Rifles
Thiele
Klein Frankreich
Sylvester Kleck
Braeutigam
Charlie Baird
Callan
Mildred Pehl Albert
Stonewall News
Christandelphian Church
R. S. Burnett
Little Rock
Ark
Howel Tanner
Bisbee
Arizona
Jacob Heep
Max Heep
Clarence Rittimann
U. S. Army
Signal Corps
Victor Duecker
Joest
Milwaukee
Duecker
Great Lake States
Eugene Rittiman
Laredo
Alfred Riba
Alex R. Frantzen
Insurance Coq
Danek
Dodeve
Lord Coupe
Standard Motor Co., Inc
Chevrolet
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