Taylor County 1956 tax levy set by commissioners
Taylor County Georgia, August 7, 1956, board of roads and revenues meets to fix 25 mills total property tax. Allocations include 2.5 for jurors and court fees, 7.5 for public health and poor relief, 2.75 for other charges, and 15 mills for schools. Also 4 mills for school bonds and 2.5 mills for forest ranger expenses. Tax base: net value $1,905,335.
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Board of Commissioners of Roads & Revenues
Taylor County
Georgia
E. H. Bazemore
Walter Wainwright
Lewis Watson
Emory Harris
Board of Commissioners of Roads and Revenues
Commissioners of Roads and Revenues
Taylor County Farmers Urged to Order Pine Seedlings
Georgia Forestry Commission expects a surge in demand as the Federal Soil Bank program begins. Commission Director Guyton DeLoach says about 150 million seedlings must be grown for 1957-58, prompting expansion of nursery facilities. Ranger Austin Gunn urges Taylor County farmers to order by October 1 and notes storm damage at Horseshoe Bend Nursery necessitating faster action.
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Georgia Forestry Commission
Federal Soil Bank Program Commission
Guyton DeLoach
DeLoach
Commission
Soil Bank
Austin Gunn
Taylor County Forestry Unit
Torseshoe Bend
Taylor County
Death of F. D. Kirven Prominent Columbus Man
Frank D. Kirven 74 longtime Columbus figure dies after two day illness at St Francis Hospital. Funeral set for 4 30 p m at Linwood Cemetery. Kirven helped found Phenix Girard Bank and served as senior VP Manhattan Life Insurance longtime store leader and community listener noted for Hi Neighbor program and city goodwill.
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Columbus Enquirer
Frank D. Kirven
Kirven
Chattahoochee Valley
Linwood Cemetery
Mr. Kirven
St. Francis Hospital
Columbus
J. A. Kirven Co
Phenix Girard Bank
Manhattan Life Insurance Co
New York City
Separate Dove Seasons Set for North and South Georgia
Georgia wildlife authorities maintain two dove seasons, September 15 to 29 in the north and December 7 to January 10 in the south, totaling 40 hunting days statewide. The plan reflects migratory patterns, with doves moving south after September.
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North and
South Georgia
South
North Georgia
U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Game and Fish Commissioners
Georgia
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