Hugh G. Cheek declares candidacy for Taylor County Representative
Hugh G. Cheek announces his bid for Taylor County in the Georgia General Assembly, seeking renomination in the September 10, 1958 Democratic Primary. He pledges continued effort for health and education improvements, welfare benefits, better roads and markets, veteran services, vocational rehabilitation, and industries, thanking supporters and asking for their vote and influence.
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Hugh G. Cheek
Business Opportunity in Butler Area for Wholesale Accounts
Advertises a paid business opportunity in Butler area for handling wholesale supply accounts with no selling or soliciting. Starting monthly profit about 700 and potential yearly income around 25000. Requires responsible person with good credit and a reliable car, plus 1450 to 2900 cash. Superior Placement Service, Inc. Hopkins Minnesota office, 6-26-3b)
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Butler
Superior Placement Service, Inc
Taylor County Democrat Declares Candidacy for State Senate
A longtime Taylor County resident announces candidacy for Georgia State Senator in the 23rd District. He has 54 years in the county and 32 years public service. He pledges to boost education, roads, health facilities, and industry while seeking efficient government and tax savings.
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Taylor County
Candidate for State Senate from Georgia’s 23rd District
The speaker announces a bid for Georgia State Senate from the 23rd District comprising Taylor Crawford and Peach Counties. He aims to boost lagging farm income, attract new industry to Butler and Reynolds, support road, education, health and welfare programs, and oppose further tax increases while pursuing prudent state government practices.
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Taylor County
State Senate
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Peach Counties
Butler
Reynolds
Georgia Taylor County Will Sale Under Deed Powers
Legal notice states a deed from Travis Albritton to Jim Walter Corporation dated October 27 1956 transfers to Mid-State Investment Corporation and sale is set August 5 1958 at the Taylor County courthouse. The property is a defined tract along US Highway 19 near lot 249 in the 12th district. Default occurred for April May and June 1958 installments. the entire debt was declared due and payable.
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Georgia
Taylor County
Travis Albritton
Jim Walter Corporation
Taylor Superior Court
Mid-State Investment Corporation
Court House
William K. Buffington
Macon
Executor's Sale of Frances Sparks Estate in Butler Georgia
The Executor James Sparks, under a will dated December 6 1926, will sell at public auction at the courthouse door on August 5 1958. The property is one half acre in Taylor County lot 34 in the 14th district, southwest corner of 25 acres deeded from Thomas Griggs to Mitchell Webster, known as the Lee Sparks place in Butler. The sale is to the highest cash bidder.
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Frances Sparks
James Sparks
Court House
Taylor County
Georgia
Thomas Griggs
Mitchell Webster
Butler
Lee Sparks
Georgia Candidate Seeks State Senate Seat in 23rd District
I announce candidacy for Georgia State Senate from the 23rd District covering Taylor Crawford and Peach counties. Sept 10, 1958 primary under Taylor County Democratic rules. Campaign focus includes improved state government education farm to market roads health welfare and veteran affairs.
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Taylor County
Democratic Executive Committee
Georgia
State Senate
Taylor
Crawford
Peach Counties
Fort Benning to Host 6500 Reservists for Summer Training
Fort Benning Georgia will open the 1958 Army Reserve summer training program with about 6500 officers and enlisted men entering Sunday. Nine units totaling 681 Reservists from Georgia South Carolina Alabama Florida and Tennessee arrive for training and stay until July 20. The group includes 254 commissioned officers 29 female commissioned officers and 12 warrant officers.
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South Carolina
Alabama
Florida
Tennessee
Sheriff Sale in Taylor County Ga for Neal Allen Property
Public auction of a triangular parcel in Lot 102 14th Land District Taylor County described as beginning at State Highway 137 Beaver Creek and Kit Branch with Beaver Creek boundary. Levied to satisfy a fife in favor of Mrs J T Cochran against Neal Allen. Sale July 1958.
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Taylor County
Court House
Butler
Towit
14Th Land District
Beaver Creek
Kit Branch
Fife
J.T. Cochran
Neal Allen
Superior Court
Charlie J. Wright
Notice of no administration in estate of Clem Waters
Court of Ordinary Taylor County GA informs creditors and interested parties that Mrs Clem Waters J W Waters avid and Louise Waters Hinton heirs have filed to declare no administration necessary. Hearing set for Monday August 4 1958 in office. If no objections an order will pass saying no administration necessary. June 13 1958. P B Childs Ordinary
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Georgia
Taylor County
Clem Waters
Reynolds
J. W. Waters Avid
Louise Waters Hinton
Jme
P. B. Childs
Taylor County Tax Levy Approved July 1 1958
Taylor County Georgia Board of Commissioners of Roads and Revenues met July 1 1958 to levy taxes for 1958. Total property value 1 913 800 after exemptions with a 25 mill county rate apportioned to sheriff coroner jurors court expenses poor relief health and more. A 15 mill school levy and 4 mill for school bonds plus 1 4 mill state tax were approved.
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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
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