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Newspaper
Llano News
Location
Llano, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1935
Page
8
A proposed Texas constitutional amendment would grant original criminal jurisdiction to suspend imposition or execution of sentences and place defendants on probation. It calls for a special August 1935 election statewide, with voting instructions and a $4 000 appropriation for publication and election costs.
The Texas Legislature proposes amending Article 111 to add Section 51-b authorizing general laws to provide old age assistance up to 15 dollars monthly for citizens over 65 who meet residency and conduct requirements, with federal aid permitted. The measure is to be put to voters on the fourth Saturday in August 1985.
A historical joint resolution proposes amending Article XVII to allow constitutional amendments proposed by the Legislature in special sessions under conditions outlining publication, voter ballots, and gubernatorial proclamation. It specifies a August 24, 1935 election with a $5000 appropriation and duties for local officials.
A Texas House joint resolution proposes amending Section 15 of Article 1 to allow temporary commitment of mentally ill persons not charged with a crime for treatment or observation without a jury trial. The measure aims to authorize Legislative action establishing the process and safeguards for such commitments.
A joint resolution would amend Article 16 adding Section 41 and Section 61 to the Texas Constitution. It would replace fee-based pay with salaries for all district and county officers in counties of 20,000 or more, with local commissioners courts deciding fee or salary for precinct and smaller counties. It calls for necessary funding and directs submission to voters at a special election on August 24, 1935.
A Texas constitutional amendment would abolish the fee system for paying district and county officers in counties with 20 000 or more population and allow Commissioners Court to decide compensation for smaller counties. Voters would see FOR or AGAINST on the ballot. The governor is to issue a proclamation and $5 000 is appropriated for publication and election costs.
A joint resolution proposes amending Article XVI to ban open saloons, grant the Legislature power to regulate manufacture sale and transport of intoxicating liquors, and possibly establish a state monopoly on distilled liquors. It details local option voting limits and a special election to adopt or reject the amendment.
Election returns show a majority favoring the proposed amendment to repeal statewide prohibition and allow local option. The notice also details an appropriation of eight thousand dollars for the process.
A joint Texas constitutional amendment proposes free State adopted textbooks for every scholastic age child in the state. It details funding from state taxes, school districts, and limits on using funds for sectarian schools. The text sets bond and fund rules and requires a majority voter approval in districts for extra levies.
The document outlines sections for a statewide August 1935 election on constitutional amendments to provide free text books to all scholastic age children. It describes ballot wording for and against the amendment and directs voter marks accordingly. It also appoints the Governor to arrange the election and authorizes $10,000 for publication and election expenses.
An old advertisement promotes Leto's Pyor Rhea Remedy for bleeding gums claiming one bottle suffices. It guarantees full directions and a money back offer if unsatisfied, stating druggists will refund. Corner Drug Store is the seller.
The Cher ryvale Kansas Republican quotation lists blessings for merchants advertisers country correspondents party reporters early copy and community cooperation. It praises those who provide timely accurate notices and tips that help a town gain reputation and warm editorial regard.
Mrs. Anna Hawlas suffers twenty five years of constipation and headaches. She credits Adlerika with regulating her system clearing her complexion and stopping gas enabling her to eat cabbage and beans without distress. The product claims to cleanse bowels without griping. Bruhl's Drug Store.
Damon Smith manager for Titasimons Land and Cattle Co. issues a notice to all hunters on the right of way between Fus sions Land and Cattle Co. ranches to stop trespassing for safety and to protect railroad property and Fitzsiniong Ranch property.
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