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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1956
Page
6
Charlie J Wright announces candidacy for re election as sheriff of Taylor County subject to the Democratic primary in February He pledges continued fair impartial and orderly duty in office and asks for voters support and influence.
Candidate J R Lunsford asks voters to re elect him for the office of Ordinary for the term starting January 1 1957 with a February 21 1956 primary. He pledges conscientious impartial service if deemed qualified and asks for support in the Taylor County Democratic primary.
A public notice from a candidate in Taylor County declares candidacy for the office of Ordinary in the Democratic Primary on February 21, 1956. The statement pledges to serve citizens to the best ability and asks voters for support and consideration in person or by proxy before primary day.
To the People of Taylor County I announce my candidacy for the Office of Ordinary of Taylor County under Democratic rules for the Feb 21 primary. I will govern impartially and in citizens' best interests and contact each of you before the vote. Please consider this appeal for your vote and support.
Toethe voters of Taylor County I respectfully announce my candidacy for reelection to the office of Clerk Superior Court subject to Taylor County Democratic Executive Committee rules for the February 21 1956 primary. I appreciate past support and will strive to render efficient courteous service if reelected Your vote support and confidence are appreciated Thelmon Jarrell
A candidate announces for County Commissioner from the Austin Howard and Daviston districts in Taylor County. The entry notes a primary under Democratic Executive Committee set for February 21, 1956 and pledges to serve with the county’s best interests first, seeking personal outreach and voter support.
Walter Wainwright announces candidacy for re election to the Taylor County Board of Roads and Revenues from Reynolds Panhandle and Potterville district in the February 21 1956 primary. He pledges to reduce debt secure better roads and bridges and to run county affairs on a business basis with strict economy. The county books are open for public inspection.
Beer H Gene Bazemore announces bid for re election as County Commissioner from Butler District Taylor County inviting votes and urging inspection of county books to show financial use of funds during current administration He pledges continued service and county interests if re elected.
Lewis Watson announces candidacy for re election to the Taylor County Board of Commissioners of Roads and Revenues from the Austin Howard and Daviston districts. He pledges a county wide, economical administration and invites voters to inspect county books in the current administration. He files for the February 21 1956 primary.
To the voters of Taylor County, Tellie W Taunton announces candidacy for sheriff. He pledges impartial law enforcement and a conscientious faithful discharge of duties if elected, and asks voters to consider his personal appeal before the primary on July 21, 1956.
A 1956 سیاسی letter from R C Barrow appeals to Taylor county voters before the Democratic primary. He pledges to enforce state law impartially, avoid unfulfillable promises, and visit as many voters as possible or seek influence in his behalf.
The candidate W. H. Elliston announces seeking re election to the office of County School Superintendent of Taylor County in the February 21 1956 primary. He vows to continue full time efforts to provide best educational opportunities for Taylor County children and solicits votes.
By my own desire and the request of many friends I announce my candidacy for the Office of County School Superintendent for 1957 term to commence January 1 1957 subject to the Taylor County Democratic Executive Committee in the Primary to be held February 21 1956. I am a World War I veteran and longtime Taylor County teacher who has served as principal and as County School Superintendent for four years. I pledge a fair impartial and economical administration and ask for your vote.
To the voters of Cedar Creek District Roscoe Albritton announces candidacy for membership on the Taylor County Board of Education in the Democratic Primary of February 21, 1956. He pledges to serve to the best of his knowledge and ability for the people of his district and Taylor County.
The declaration pledges service to county residents and emphasizes improving school facilities. Harris asks for votes and support to join the County Board of Education from Butler District under Democratic Party rules.
Message from Mack Miller to voters in Butler District as he seeks membership on the Taylor County Board of Education representing Butler School District. He pledges to serve to the best of his ability and asks for vote and support before the primary.
Clifford H. Adams announces candidacy to succeed himself as Tax Commissioner of Taylor County in the Democratic Primary on February 21, 1956. He pledges to serve to the best of his ability and solicits voters’ influence and support.
A pledge of faithful service by Henry J Peacock if elected coroner. He asks for the people of Taylor County to vote and support him to fulfill the duties of the office to the best of his knowledge and ability.
To the voters of Cedar Creek District in the primary of February 21 1956 Jesse Bell pledges to serve on the Democratic Executive Committee and to put the schools first, promising effort and integrity in office.
A Georgia rural engineer designed a power ready wiring system for Jack Pirkle of Hoschton on his 560 acre farm. The plan supplies water pumps milking equipment aerator cooler heater brooders and other labor saving devices. Rural engineers assist Georgia farmers for 28 years without charge, helping plan wiring select equipment and adopt new electrical farm methods.
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