Taylor County to elect nine board of education members
Georgia Taylor County proposes a constitutional amendment to divide the county into nine school districts Each district would elect one board member for a nine member county board The measure sets qualifications term limits and district voting procedures and awaits ratification by voters.
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D. E. Byrd
Taylor County
Georgia
D. E. Cox
Butler Herald
Georgia adds county boards of education to loan authority
Senate Resolution 18 amends Section 7 Paragraph 4 of Article 7 to empower county boards of education to incur temporary loans from January 1 to December 31 each year. Loans must not exceed 75 percent of the prior year’s total gross income from taxes and require a governing body resolution. Approval by General Assembly sets the measure for a statewide vote at the next general election.
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State of
Georgia
County Board of Education
General Assembly
Georgia constitution amendment on loans for county boards of education
Proposal to amend Paragraph 4 Section 7 Article 7 to include county boards of education as eligible to obtain loans. If a majority votes For, the amendment becomes part of the state constitution. The governor to issue proclamation, and laws in conflict repealed. Senate President Griffin and House Speaker Stewart approve. governor Talmadge signs.
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State of Georgia
Taylor County
County Board of Education
General Assembly OF Georgia
General Assembly
Ic County Board of Education
Grand Jury
State of
Georgia
Board of Education
Allia of
Boards of Education
S. Marvin Griffin
Senate
George D. Stewart
Fred Hand
House of Representatives
Joe Boone
Werman E. Talmadge
U. S
State House
Supreme Court
Court of Appeals
United States
Representative Hall
Agriculture
R. G
Herman E. Talmadge
Georgia amendment for county unit voting in state races
A proposed constitutional amendment seeks to elect U S Senator Governor and other officials by county unit votes. It details how returns are published the basis for counting county units and the process for party primaries and nominating conventions. The measure sets ratification procedures and required ballot language.
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United States
State House
Supreme Court
Court of Appeals
General Assembly
Gid
State Committee
General Assembly of
Georgia
U. S
Commissioner of Labor
Executors Sale in Taylor and Muscogee Counties Georgia
Under court order the estate of M T Gaultney Sr will sell October first 1950 at the courthouse door to the highest bidder for cash the 135 acre east west strip across lots 18 and 19 in Taylor County the south half of lot 16 and 186 1 2 acres of lot 14 with exceptions and 140 by 210 yard dimensions plus Lot 10 Block X Rose Hill Heights Columbus Muscogee County 50 foot frontage 140 foot depth 38 5 foot rear line shown in Plat Book 1 folio 36 to pay debts and distribution executors F M Gaultney M T Gaultney Deceased
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Georgia
Taylor County
Court House
Rose Hill Heights
Columbus
Muscogee County
18Th Avenue
Superior Court
Said
M. T. Gaultney
F. M. Gaultney
Butler Company Notice of Personal Obligation Limitation
L. L. Minor Sr trading as The Butler Company states he assumes only obligations he personally contracts and excludes all agents or representatives. Public advised to be governed accordingly. Dated September 1 1950.
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L. L. Minor, Sr
Butler Company
Notice to Non-Resident in Taylor County Court
In the Superior Court of Taylor County Georgia Chas C Stone plaintiff versus Ralph T Dunnaway defendant an order for service by publication issued September 1 1950. Defendant Ralph T Dunnaway must appear by October 30 1950 in person or by attorney. Witness Judge T Hicks Fort September 2 1950. Thelmon Jarrell Clerk Superior Court Taylor County Georgia.
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Ralph T. Dunnaway
Superior Court
Taylor County
Georgia
T. Hicks Fort
Thelmon Jarrell
Georgia County Application for Letters of Administration
T. Whatley applies for Permanent Letters of Administration cum testamento annexo on the estate of Peter Mitchell, deceased. Creditors and next of kin are cited to appear at the Ordinary's office by law to show cause why administration should not be granted. Witness date: September 4, 1950.
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Georgia
Taylor County
T. Whatley
Peter Mitchell
J. R. Lunsford
Guardianship Change Proceeding For Ward Sam Peterman
Guardian Martha P. Yongue resigns and proposed successors C F Peterman and Ione P Garner are cited to show cause at the Court of Ordinary in October why Yongue should not resign and Peterman Garner be appointed guardians for Sam Peterman. Ordered September 4, 1950 by J. R. Lunsford Ordinary.
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Georgia
Taylor County
Martha P. Yangue
Sam Peterman
Ward
Peterman
Ione Pgarner
Court of Ordinary
Martha P. Yongue
C. F. Peterman
Ione P. Garner
J. R. Lunsford
Trespass Prohibition Notice at John Bloodworth Place
Public notice by J. T. Winters dated August 21, 1950, prohibiting trespassing on lands possessed by Winters including the John Bloodworth place. violators will be prosecuted unless in possession of written permission from Winters.
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John Bloodworth
J. T. Winters
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Chas. C. Stone
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Central Sash & Door Company
Macon, Ga
Green's Fuel Gas Company
Thomaston, Georgia