Not Self. Others. A Moral on Generosity and Influence
Poem highlighting that domineering people lose in the long run while those who help burdened peers gain enduring friends. Encourages lending aid and restraint, predicting social rewards for kindness and cooperation.
Hogs urged to market at about 200 pounds
Bill Hays swine specialist of the College of Agriculture Extension Service advises hog producers to sell market hogs near 200 pounds. He warns feeding to heavier weights is costly and lowers price per hundredweight. He cites feed costs rising from 200 to 300 pounds and notes consumer demand drops for oversized cuts. Beckum notes many farmers feed to 250 pounds, few to 300.
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Bill Hays
College of Agriculture Extension Service
Hays
C. T. Beckum, Jr
Georgians Hope Williams Won’t Tax Again in Budget Plea
Georgians trust Revenue Commissioner Te Ve Williams to avoid new taxes as the state faces a record $285 million budget. Williams says levies will be unnecessary next year, easing the burden of last year’s tax hikes enacted by the legislature.
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Te Ve Williams
Williams
Heath Family Reunion Held At Robbins Home
The Heath family gathered Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Robbins in Wesley community for their annual reunion. Attendees included many named Heaths and in laws from Swainsboro, Statesboro, Belvedere, Dawson, Bronwood, Columbus, Atlanta, Butler, and Pensacola, with guests from College Park and Woodland.
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John A. Heath
T. A. Robbing
Wesley
J. R. Pound
David Bailey
John David
Archie Heath
Swainsboro
C. R. Pound
Linda
Bobby
Matt
Statesboro
John H. Pound
Mary
Belvedere
S. C
Ralph Heath
Derryl Heath
Barbara
Ralph
Glenn Heath
Johnny and Jerry
Dawson
Murray Heath
Roger
Claudia
Bronwood
S. T. Allen
Mary Allen
Jesse Allen
Michael
Elaine
E. G. Mize
Benjamin
College Park
Wm. H. Allen
David
Stephen
Curtis Allen
Atlanta
H. E. Allen
Edwin
Emily
Richard Allen
Butler
Barbara Allen
Columbus
Gene Allen
Pensacola
Fla
Carl Neisler
Carolyn
T. A. Robbins
Beverley
Tommy Bussey
H. E. Heath
Carlton Heath
Woodland
Betty Jo Jarrell
Taylor County Board Sets 1956 Tax Levy Rate
The Taylor County Georgia Board of Commissioners of Roads and Revenues met August 7, 1956 to levy taxes for current county expenses. Digest values show 3 096 565 total, exemptions 1 191 565, net 1 905 335. The 1956 total rate is set at 0.025 on all taxable property, with apportionment to follow.
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Board of Commissioners of Roads & Revenues of
Taylor County
Georgia
E. H. Bazemore
Walter Wainwright
Lewis Watson
Emory Harris
Board of Commissioners of Roads
Commissioners of Roads and Revenues
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