Taylor County to elect nine member board of education
Georgia Taylor County proposes a constitutional amendment to divide the county into nine school districts and elect a nine member county board of education by district. The measure outlines eligibility terms, voting by district, and officer duties with public elections to ratify the change. It includes publication and ratification steps and notes related bills and approvals.
Georgia Proposal to Elect Officials by County Unit Basis
A constitutional amendment proposal in Georgia would replace current governor election procedures with a county unit system. It details how returns are published, county vote weights, and nomination processes by political party for offices including U S Senator governor lieutenant governor and others. The measure outlines primary procedures, run over rules, and ratification steps for 1950 referendums.
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Georgia amendment to include county boards of education for loans
Senate Resolution 18 amends Paragraph 4 of Section 7 Article 7 of Georgia’s Constitution to authorize counties, municipalities, political subdivisions, and county boards of education to incur temporary loans between January 1 and December 31. Loans are capped at 75 percent of last year’s gross income and must be approved by a governing body resolution. The measure moves to voter approval at the next general election.
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State of Georgia
County Board of Education
General Assembly OF Georgia
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Board of Education
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Georgia constitutional amendment ratified by electors in 1949
The text notes that electors qualified to vote on General Assembly amendments shall vote on ratification, with returns consolidated by law and sent to the Governor. Upon declaration of adoption and proclamation, the amendment becomes part of Georgia's Constitution. The document is dated February 10, 1949 and signed by Marvin Griffin George D D Stewart Red Hand S R G.
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Georgia
S. Marvin Griffin
Senate
George D. Stewart
Fred Hand
House of Representatives
Joe Boone
Herman E. Talmadge
General Assembly
State of Georgia
Marvin Griffin
George DD. Stewart
Executors Sale in Taylor and Muscogee Counties Georgia
Executors of M T Gaultney Sr announce sale of estate lands on first Tuesday in October 1950. Property includes 135 acres across Taylor County lots 18 19, south half of lot 16 in 14th district, 186 1/2 acres of lot 14 with 10 and 6 acre exemptions, and Lot 10 in Rose Hill Heights Columbus Muscogee County fronting 50 feet on 15th Avenue. Sold to pay debts and distribute.
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Taylor County
Court House
Rose Hill Heights
Muscogee County
M. T. Gaultney
E. M. Gaultney
Butler Company Notice of Personal Obligation Limit
L. L. Minor Sr trading as The Butler Company states he accepts only obligations he personally contracts and excludes all agents or representatives. Public notice dated September 1 1950 urges readers to govern accordingly.
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L. L. Minor, Sr
Butler Company
Notice to Non-Resident in Taylor County Court
Charles C. Stone files against Ralph T. Dunnaway in the Superior Court of Taylor County Georgia. An order for service by publication dated September 1 1950 requires Dunnaway to appear by October 30 1950. Judge T Hicks Fort presides. Thelmon Jarrell Clerk.
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O. E. Cox
N. P
Thelmon Jarrell
Taylor County
Fred Hand
House
Yse Boone
S. Marvin Griffin
Senate
George D. Stewart
Chas. C. Stone
Ralph T. Dunnaway
Georgia
Quialimet
T. Hicks Fort
Application for Letters of Administration
J Lunsford, Ordinary, issues notice that T Whatley has applied for permanent letters of administration cum testamento annexo on the estate of Peter Mitchell. Creditors and next of kin are cited to appear at the office within the legally allowed time to show cause why permanent administration should not be granted. Witness appears dated September 4, 1950.
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Georgia
Taylor County
T. Whatley
Peter Mitchell
J. R. Lunsford
Guardian resignation cited in Sam Peterman guardianship case
Mrs. Martha P. Yongue guardian of Sam Peterman resigns and the ward's next of kin select C. F. Peterman and Ione P. Garner as guardians. The Court of Ordinary of the county is urged to require show cause why Yongue should not resign and why Peterman and Garner should be appointed.
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Georgia
Taylor County
Martha P. Yongue
Sam Peterman
Ward
C. *. Peterman
Jane P. Garner
Court of Ordinary
C. F. Peterman
Ione P. Garner
Guardian
Trespass Prohibition Notice Issued by J T Winters
Posted notice forbids trespassing on lands possessed by J T Winters including the John Bloodworth place. Violators will be prosecuted unless in possession of written permission. Dated August 21, 1950.
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John Bloodworth
J. T. Winters
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Thomaston, Georgia