Political Announcements for Texas Congress and County Offices
Announcement of candidates for public office in Texas. R E Thomason seeks Congress in the 16th District under the Democratic Primary. Alfred Petsch seeks the 85th District representative seat. A D Stahl runs for re election as District Clerk and Albert E Klett for re election as County Clerk. Support urged.
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16Th Congressional District
Texas
R. E. Thomason
Congress
Alfred Petsch
85Th District of
District Attorney Candidacy of F H Hammond Pushed
District Attorney. the candidacy of F. H. Hammond for the office of District Attorney of this district at the coming November election.
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F. H. Hammond
Usener Seeks Gillespie County Judge Post in November
The candidacy of Hermann Usener for county judge of Gillespie County is filed for the November election. Support for Usener is requested from voters and community members.
Tax Assessor Candidate Complains to Gillespie County Voters
A candidate announces their bid for Gillespie County Tax Assessor and asks for voter support in the upcoming election. The statement expresses sincere gratitude for the voters in advance.
Gillespie County Assessor Candidates Seek Support
A series of public notices announce candidates for the Gillespie County Tax Assessor office in the upcoming November general election. Names include Louis W. Durst Edg H Tatsch Alfred C Heiman Felix Meurer Paul C Pressler and others urging voters to support them.
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Gillespie County
Paul C. Pressler
Gillespie County Tax Assessor Candidate Announcements
Albert L. Peters and Joseph P. Staudt announce candidacies for Gillespie County Tax Assessor and seek voter support in the coming November election. Louis Kordzik signs endorse the notices.
Petmecky Candidacy for Tax Office Seeks November Support
The candidacy of Wm. M. Petmecky for the office of Tax As November election. He will sincerely appreciate your support.
Walter E Knoche Seeks Re-Election as Tax Collector
Walter E Knoche announces candidacy for re election to the office of Tax Collector of this county at the November election and asks voters for their support.
Lina Cren Welge Seeks Gillespie County Treasurer Return
In Gillespie County the candidacy of Mrs Lina Cren Welge is filed for re election to the office of County Treasurer ahead of the November election.
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Lina Crenwelge
Gillespie County
Adolph Gerhard Seeks Gillespie Precinct One Commissioner
For Commissioner the candidacy of Adolph Gerhard for the office of Commissioner of Precinct No. 1 of Gillespie county at the November election. He sincerely will appreciate your support.
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Adolph Gerhard
Gillespie County
Precinct
Edmund L. Stahl
Gillespie County Precinct Nomination Notices
Candidacies posted for Gillespie County precincts 2 through 4 in the November election. Names include Fred Hahn W L Brandon Joe Heep Max Beckmann C B H Herber and Emil WelgehauSen. notices urge support and appreciation from voters.
Sheriff Alfred Klaerner Files Candidacy for Gillespie County
Sheriff Alfred Klaerner announces re election bid for Gillespie County to seek another term in the November election. He emphasizes experience and continuity in public safety and law enforcement leadership.
Petmecky Seeks Re election for Justice of the Peace
For Justice of the Peace the candidacy of A. W. Petmecky for re election to the office of Justice of the Peace for Precinct No. 1 of this county at the November election. He will appreciate your support.
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A. D. Stahl
Albert E. Klett
A. W. Petmecky
Justice of the Peace
Hy Schuch seeks re-election as Constable in Gilmer precinct 1
Hy Schuch runs for re-election as Constable for Precinct No 1 in Gillespie County at the upcoming November election. The notice urges support for his candidacy and outlines the poll location and timing.
Texas constitutional amendment proposal for 1930 election
S. J. R. No. 19 proposes a constitutional amendment to sections of Article 8 and Article 24 altering meeting frequency and per diem rules for Texas legislators. It calls for a two year legislative cycle with defined sessions and mileage limits, submitted to voters November 4, 1930. Jane Y. McCallum, Secretary of State, certifies the copy.
Texas constitutional amendment on UT land taxation
Legislative proposal to amend Article VII Section 16 of the Texas Constitution. University of Texas lands in Sections 11, 12, and 15 to be taxed for county purposes with values set by the State Tax Board. State remits annual tax to counties where lands are located. Submitting the amendment to voters at the next general election in November 1930.
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State of Texas
University of Texas
State Tax Board
Jane Y. McCallum
Texas constitutional amendment to permit year round Supreme Court sessions
S J R No 2 proposes adding Section 3a to Article V authorizing the Supreme Court to sit anytime at the state capital with terms spanning each calendar year. It also repeals the current provision that the court sits from the first Monday of October to the last Saturday in June at the Capitol.
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State of
Texas
Supreme Court
Constitutional amendment schedule for 1939 election
The text states that if the Constitution has not been amended to keep the Supreme Court open at all times, the proposed amendment will be submitted to qualified electors at the election on the first Tuesday after the first Monday in November 1939. The Secretary of State confirms this is a correct copy.
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State of
Texas
A. D
Jane Y. McCallum
Supreme Court
Texas constitutional amendment on University of Texas fund
Text proposes to amend Section 11 of Article VII to create a permanent university fund from lands donations and proceeds. Funds would be invested in government and school bonds with interest appropriated to UT projects. Excludes one tenth of railroad alternate lands from fund. Voting set for November 1930 with electors qualified to vote on constitutional amendments. Jane Y McCallum signatures.
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State of Texas
University of Texas
Board of Regents
United States
Permanent University Fund
Jane Y. McCallum
Regular milking care affects dairy herd persistence
The cream separator on the ordinary dairy farm is a sneak thief unless given attention year round. Regular milking, feeding methods, kindness, patience, and close observation of cows influence the persistence of the average dairy herd.
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