Texas Governor Salary and Mansion Amendment Proposal
A constitutional amendment proposal alters Section 5 Article IV to set the governor's salary at ten thousand dollars and allow mansion use with self-enacting clause plus funding for expenses. It requests a May 1919 statewide vote with official ballot wording for and against the amendment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Texas
Lexax
A. D
State of Texas
Amendment funds appropriation and proclamation duties
The text notes an appropriation from the State Treasury of six thousand dollars to cover expenses for the promulgation and publication of an amendment, with the Governor to issue the proclamation and ensure publication. It includes a secretary of state signature. It also contains an unrelated advertisement for Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and a generic remark about cold treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George F. Howard
Red Cross Magazine subscription drive details
The notice promotes Red Cross Magazine as a source of war era updates with top US writers, listing several authors. It outlines subscription for one dollar for a year, notes color and black white printing, and states profits fund the Red Cross National Treasury. It urges reaching the Col lingsworth County quota of 32 subs by a March deadline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
United States
Tg Critotal
Europe
Iit Nest
Russia
Balkan
Germany
Italy
Tarhll
William Aten White
William C. Sheppard
Roger Lewis
Plainely
Bellary
Charles Josebault
Lo Ty Kornfield
Edward Hungerford
Melville Charter
Emily F. Tobbins
Toyemaki T
Chaimman A
Rh. c
Noticed the Public Warns Against Land Trespass
A public notice from multiple signatories bans hunting camping fishing or any trespass on land under their control. In unrelated obituaries a Minnie Jones born October 1 184? is praised for deep Christian faith and long service in the Methodist church, highlighting family ties and a Christian life guided by devotion to God.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Jones
Minnie Gol! Vihugh
Methodist Church
Missionary Society
Amooth
Notice of venue change in Texas murder case and estates notices
The State of Texas informs witnesses in the case State vs Ed C Smith that the venue has moved to Quanah for trial on March 10 1919 and subpoenas remain in force. Additional notices command public publication for letters of administration on estates in Collingsworth County and Wellington Texas with a court hearing set for March. details include names Pinch Aline Mineh and other heirs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Texas
Ed C. Smith
Memphis
Quanah
Texas
Collingsworth County
Collingsworth
Worth County
Pinch
Aline Mineh
LSBH
Wellington
Milky Yields Promised by Seasonal Plant Remedy
A rough ad-like note claims a remedy improves milk production in winter by concentrating ingredients from nature. It asserts better milk with the same feed, mentions a “Thrift Stamp” habit and hints at a product line from More & Black, urging purchase now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bal Thomas
Also Mentioned on This Page
Swagert
The
Vogue Millinery Co
Zarrah Wellburn
Prop
Senate
Roal
McBride Coal Co
Brooks Grain CO
Wheeler County
State Bank
W. D. Bailey
Bob White
Sherman Howard
W. P. Bumpass
W. A. Cook
Bob Glenn
Got
Huehand
Im.fuller
Coingeworth County
Abe
Moare & Black
Murden Seed
Hector
Heck
Jose
Hartford Fire Insurance Company
Hartford
J. M. Strong