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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1956
Page
7
Charlie J Wright announces candidacy for re election as sheriff of Taylor County subject to the Democratic Primary on February 21 1956 He pledges a fair impartial administration and orderly respectable duties and asks voters for their support.
The candidate seeks re-election to the office of Ordinary for the term starting January 1, 1957, subject to Taylor County Democratic Executive Committee rules, with a primary set for February 21, 1956. He pledges conscientious and impartial performance and asks voters for support if deemed qualified.
To the People of Taylor County I announce my candidacy for the Office of Ordinary of Taylor County subject to the Democratic Primary on Feb 21 1956 I pledge to serve citizens to the best of my ability and will meet as many voters as possible between now and the primary If not seen in person please consider this a personal appeal for your vote and influence in support of my candidacy
William H Neisler announces his run for the Office of Ordinary of Tay lor County under the Democratic party rules for the February 21 primary. He pledges impartial, businesslike conduct and to reach out to voters before the election, asking for support and influence.
A candidate announces for Tax Commissioner of Taylor County to succeed himself in the Democratic Primary on February 21, 1956. He pledges to serve the public to the best of his ability and seeks voters' influence.
Thelmom Jarrell announces candidacy for re election as Clerk Superior Court Taylor County subject to Taylor County Democratic Executive Committee rules. He appeals for votes in the February 21 primary and pledges efficient courteous service if re elected.
W H Elliston announces candidacy for re election as County School Superintendent of Taylor County under Democratic rules for the upcoming primary on February 21, 1956. He pledges full time effort to provide the best educational opportunities for Taylor County children and solicits voters support.
E H Gene Bazemore announces candidacy for re election as county commissioner for Butler Cedar Creek and Carsonville districts in the Democratic Primary on February 21 1956 He will meet voters when possible and urges inspection of Taylor County books showing income and expenditures under the current administration.
EWIS WATSON announces candidacy for re election to the Board of Commissioners of Roads and Revenues of Taylor County from the Austin Howard and Daviston Districts. He asks for votes in the February 21 1956 primary and pledges honest economical administration and open books for public inspection.
Walter Wainwright runs in the February 21, 1956 Democratic primary for re election to the Board of Roads and Revenues in Reynolds Panhandle Potterville. He pledges to reduce debt, improve roads and bridges, run the county on a business basis, and invites public inspection of spending.
The text outlines contest grounds for a political race with a $40 deposit and requires the Chairman to convene an Executive Committee meeting after three days’ notice. Contesting candidates have five days to gather illegality evidence, may submit sworn affidavits or oath testimony, and each side may employ counsel with a 30 minute limit for attorney arguments.
The document outlines contesting illegal votes, deposit requirements for contesting results, and declaring nominees by legal votes. It mandates the use of the secret Australian ballot system, strict precinct conduct, and timely reporting to consolidate results. It also requires the Tax Commissioner to post qualified voters seven days before registration closes.
William H. Neisler 38, son of Benjamin H. Neisler and Ruth Neisler of Butler, announces for the Democratic primary for Taylor County Ordinary. A World War II veteran and local civic and church member, he says neighbors urged his run. Also note a San Quentin escapee waived extradition and returned to California prison.
The committee outlines election procedures for Mauk and Austin Districts, governs precinct primaries, and sets registration deadlines. It bans adding names after February 4, 1956 6 p.m. and requires per meeting stipends of four and five dollars for members and secretary respectively. The session adjourned January 9, 1956 with Zack R. McCorkle as chairman.
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