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Newspaper
Llano News
Location
Llano, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1926
Page
8
Llano County voters note that candidates for County and Precinct offices must file written applications to have their names placed on the ballot. The deadline is Saturday, June nineteenth, as required by law, announced by Wilburn Oatman, chairman of the Democratic Executive Committee Llano County Texas.
Free offer line lists Gillette razors and Palmotine cream with 35 cent tube at Bruhl's Drug Store. Mentions Bathing Suits for men and women, asks customers to view them at Byfield's Store with reference to a 1926 model tour. Also notes tires Starter and Balloon Cord and a Ford Garage option with or without driver for hire.
Senate Joint Resolution No 10 proposes adding Section 6a to Article 7 to tax agriculture or grazing school lands owned by counties to the same extent as privately owned lands, with the November 1926 election set for voter approval and governor proclamation requirements.
A joint resolution proposes amending Article 16 Section 58 of the Texas Constitution to abolish the Board of Prison Commissioners and place supervision and management of the prison system under legislative provision and law. It seeks to grant the Legislature full power to provide for the system’s management and control.
A 1925 Texas House Joint Resolution discusses amending Article 16 Section 3 to abolish the Board of Prison Commissioners via a November 3 1926 general election ballot. It directs a gubernatorial proclamation and appropriates 5000 for publication costs. The text also covers changing Article 7 Section 3 to fund public free schools from state revenues with a tax plan and school district provisions.
The document details an amendment to Texas constitution eliminating the legislature’s power to create special school districts. It specifies election timing on the first Tuesday after the first Monday in November 1925, ballot wording for and against the amendment, gubernatorial proclamation, and a $2 million appropriation for publication and election costs.
Senate Joint Resolution No 7 seeks to amend Texas Constitution sections to allow National Guard officers and enlisted personnel to hold public office in Texas. It details ballot language for approval at the November 1926 election, proclamation duties, and related notices, including a land sale notice in Llano County.
Public notice of a sheriff sale in Llano County Texas following a 1928 district court order for foreclosure of a deed of trust. The action, in the case of Chas O. Austin versus H K Willborn and others, covers real estate in Llano County with prior liens and a 10 percent interest rate from 1926, listing parcel descriptions and deed references.
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