Notice to Tax Payers San Saba County Board of Equalization
The Commissioners Court of San Saba County Texas will sit as a Board of Equalization on Wednesday June 12 1936 at the court house in San Saba to pass on tax renditions of parties notified to appear and justify changes in property valuations. Arch Woods County Clerk May 13 1936.
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San Saba County
Texas
Herbey
Commissioners’ Court
Board of Equalization
San Saba
Commissioners' Court
San Soba County
Arch Woods
San Sata County
Tenay
We buy Cream every day and other notices
Fragmentary text lists names and places including S. J. Howard, Cheriken, Mayo Bho tan, W. OR, Baxter hems, John Sloan of Wichita Falls, Mrs Soga, and Mrs. Mamie Callthan. The legible bits indicate daily purchases and social mentions, but details are incomplete and unclear.
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S. J. Howard
Chedge Grave
Mayo Bhotan
Cheriken
Baxter
Seitlape Bae Sweied
John Sloan
Wichita Falls
Soga
Mamie Callthan
Texas House joint resolution proposes mental health commitment amendment
The document outlines H J R No 39 proposing to amend Article 1 Section 15 to allow temporary commitment of mentally ill persons not charged with a crime for observation or treatment up to 90 days by County Court order without a jury trial. It directs a state election for August 1904 with voters choosing for or against the amendment and allocates 5000 for election expenses.
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Texas
Gerald, Mann
J R 48 Proposes Constitutional Amendment in Texas
The item bills to amend Section 1 of Article XVII of the Texas Constitution to allow constitutional amendments from Legislature in special sessions under set conditions. It provides for an election on adoption, proclamation and publication details, ballot form, and an appropriation. TEXAS.
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Texas
State OF
Texas constitutional amendment proposal text and election notice
Copy of sections detailing how amendments to the Texas Constitution may be proposed and submitted, specifying biennial legislative votes, publication requirements, voter ballots, governor’s proclamation, and a $5000 appropriation for publication and election costs. Signed as a true copy by Gerald C. Mann.
Texas Old Age Assistance Amendment Proposal
I J R No 19 Wouse Joint Resolution proposes adding a new Section 51-b to Article II of the Texas Constitution. It would authorize the Legislature to provide, under set limits, up to 15 dollars per month in old age assistance to bona fide Texas citizens over 65 who meet residence and conduct requirements, with federal aid permitted and funding for proclamation and election.
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State of
Texas
United States
State of Texas
Texas Old Age Assistance Amendment Proposal Text
Legislative language outlines a constitutional amendment to allow a state system of old age assistance up to 15 dollars per month for bona fide Texas citizens over 65, with bans on habitual criminals and alcoholics. It requires a 5 year Texas residence in the prior 9 years and 1 year immediately before applying, and allows federal aid if compatible. The measure sets August 4, 1935, as the election date and allocates funds for publication and election costs.
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Texas
United States
Gerald C. Mann
Limit Set On HOLC Loans Aimed at Homeowners
President Roosevelt signed an amendment to the Home Owners Loan Act setting a 30 day filing period for new HOLC loan applications ending June 27 1934. It tightens eligibility with six tests including residency, equity, income source, and non delinquency. Loans may cover delinquent taxes repairs or reconditioning and HO LC holders may seek supplementary loans. J K Rector HOLC representative San Saba Texas.
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Roosevelt
HOLC
J. K. Rector
San Saba
Texxas
Oklahoma City youth spends summer with mother in San Saba
Tom Hudson of Oklahoma City visits his mother Mrs S E W Hudson in San Saba for the summer vacation. He has just joined JC Penny Co and is making good in his work. Pat Kennedy visited town last Saturday and reported one and a half inches of rain in the McMillin community Saturday morning.
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Tom Hudson
Oklahoma City
S. E. W. Hudson
San Saba
Tom
JC. Penny Co
Pat Kennedy
McMillin
Holt H D Club Color Sense Talk and Rug Dye Demo
Mrs Etta Ringgold spoke at Mrs J L Locker home about using greyed colors in rugs to blend with room furnishings for a restful effect. She advised rug size align with room lines and described dye methods for hooked rugs with grey or sand hues. Seven members and guests attended with refreshments served.
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Etta W. Ringgald
J. L. Locker
Health Dept Warns Against Malta Fever
Health officials warn of un dulant fever as seasonal cases may rise. Dr John W Brown notes symptoms include fever weight loss chills and weakness with waves on temperature charts. Malta fever is linked to animals, prevention focuses on eradication in livestock pasteurization of dairy and avoiding contact with infected animals.
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Austin
Texas
John W. Brown
Life Begins at 40 brings Will Rogers to Palace Theatre
Will Rogers headline film Life Begins at 40 opening next Thursday and Friday at the Palace Theatre. The Fox Comedy stars Rogers as a country editor in adventures and romantic plot lines with Rochelle Hudson and Richard Cromwell in the leads, plus a supporting cast including Jane Darwell and Sterling Holloway. Local notes mention Frances Crain, Miss Sarah Tom Kimbrough, and the Ballard and Hicks families in Cat Claw and nearby towns.
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Will Rogers
Palace Theatre
Fox
Walter B. Pitkin
Judge Priest
David Harum
Rogers
Will
Hamlin
America
Rochele Hudson
Richard Cromwell
George Barbier
Jane Darwell
Slim Somerville
Sterling Holloway
Thomas Beck
Roger Schof
Charles Selion
John Bradford
Ruth Gillette
Family returns from Dallas after funeral of relative
Mr and Mrs Nathan Landau and their children travel back from Dallas after attending the funeral of their brother in law 5S A Friedman Oris Golden and spouse, who taught in Mercury last year, visited Richland Springs and San Saba, then departed Saturday for Denton where Prof Golden will pursue special work at North Texas Teachers College during the summer.
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Nathan Landau
Dallas
A. Friedman
Oris Golden
Mercury
Richland Springs
San Saba
Denton
Golden
North Texas Teachers College Durin
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