Georgia Supreme Court limits ballot decision on tax amendment
Dawsonville notes report that the Georgia supreme court ruled only Governor Maddog may decide if the proposed constitutional amendment granting the general assembly power to levy old age pension taxes appears on the November ballot. Also: Albert Batboni bought 680 pairs of army shoes for 15 dollars only to find size 14. Oranges in Atlanta surge to 1 dollar amid citrus demand. Georgia tobacco crop 1986 yields 86,565,298 pounds valued at 18,145,667.25. only 2,266,171 pounds from other states.
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Georgia Supreme Court
Talmadge
General Assembly
Albert Batboni
Los Angeles
Georgia
Estate Department of Agriculture
Dawson County Tax Collector candidate declares bid
A local notice states a resident announces candidacy for Tax Collector of Dawson County. He cites disability preventing labor and asks for voter support in the general election on November 8. He promises to perform duties to the best of his ability if elected.
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Dawson County
Georgia
Said County
Hunting licenses now on sale at Ordinary’s office
Notice states past season licenses expired August 31 and new hunting permits are available at the Ordinary’s office. A H Hethcock signs the notice.
State says bids open for Dawson County road project
State Highway Board of Georgia invites sealed proposals for a large road construction in Dawson County on the Dawsonville to Gainesville route. Bids due Oct 9 1936 at 10 AM CST. includes labor material and equipment for 12.176 miles of paving with multiple specified items and 200 working days to complete.
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State Highway Board of Georgia
Capitol Square
Atlanta
Dawson County
Dawsonville
Gainesville
Hall County
State Highway Department
State Highway Board
Georgia
East Point
Board of County Commissioners
United States
Notice to creditors of the estate of Thomas J Brice
All creditors of the estate of Thomas J Brice late of Dawson County deceased are notified to render their demands to the undersigned ace coraincy to law and all persons indebted to said estate are required to make immediate payment August 24 1956 Wm. C Cantrell Adm'r Atlanta Ga
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Thomas J. Brice
Dawson County
Sheriff’s Sale in Dawson County Georgia October 1936
Dawson County will sell before the courthouse door in Dawsonville on the first Tuesday in October 1936 between legal hours. Property described as Lot No 162 in the South half of the 13th district and 1st Section. Levied upon as the property of Boyd McKinney for 1935 state and county taxes. G A Hughes, Tax Collector. Cash terms. Dated September 7, 1936. C E Crawford, Sheriff.
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Georgia
Dawson County
Dawsonville
Said County
Boyd McKinney
G. A. Hughes
C. E Crawford
Letters of Dismission in Dawson County Georgia 1936
J. W. Helden as executor of M. A. Helden deceased filed for Letters of Dismission in Dawson County Court of Ordinary. The petition alleges full performance of duties and cites all persons to appear at the October term to show cause why the prayer should not be granted. Dated September 7, 1936 by W. Q. Vaughters Ordinary.
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Georgia
Dawson County
W. QO. Vaughters
Georgia to vote on tax limitation constitutional amendment
The proclamation announces a proposed Georgia constitutional amendment to limit taxes on property and classify intangible and tangible property for state, county, and municipal needs. It details submission at the November 3, 1936 general election, voting wording, and publication requirements, with officials Eugene Talmadge and John Wilson cited.
Moultrie Zoning Amendment Proposed by Georgia Legislature
The Georgia General Assembly proposes an amendment to Paragraph 25 of Section 7 of Article 3 authorizing cities including Moultrie to pass zoning and planning laws. The measure requires a two thirds vote for ratification and publication in newspapers before the next general election. Also includes 1935 signatures and proclamation details by Governor Eugene Talmadge. Announcements list Dawson County Sheriff candidates Andrew J. King, Charles D. Redwine, John W. Hammond for the 1936 election.
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Eugene Ft. E
State of Georgia
General Assembly
State of
Georgia
Stricker
Moultrie
Eugene Talmadge
East ‘Homaston
East Thomston
Atlanta
Savanah
Macon
Augusta
Columbus
LeGrange
Brunswick
Waycross
Albany
Athens
Rome
Jarien
Dublin
Decatur
Valdosta
Newnan
Thomaston
Sties
United States
Cnsus
Ivan Anh
Latrange
Athos
Darien
Fewnan
East Thomaston
Ime
Nhe
General
County Tax Levy Approved by Dawson County Board
The Dawson County Board of Commissioners sets a 14 mill county levy plus 3 mill school supplement totaling 22 mills for county taxes and 25 mills for Dawsonville School District. It notes a Sept 1 1966 date and lists allocations for jurors, jail, school funds, and public buildings. A separate note from Charleston, SC mentions prisoners paying $1 for patrol wagon transport.
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Georgia
Dawson County
Board of Commissioners
Board of Education
Board of Trustees
Dawsonville
H. &. Fausett
I. J. Evans
W L Martin
Board of Commissioners, of Roads and Revenues
Dawson Co
Evans Seeks Re-Election to County Roads Board
Road Commissioner L. J. Evans announces his candidacy for re election to the Board of Roads and Revenues. He states four years of service, urges road work needs in the county, and pledges to devote nearly all time to road improvement if elected.
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Dawson County
Board of Roads and Revenues
L. J. Evans
Vote for County Superintendent of Schools
Four years ago I earned your trust as County Superintendent of Schools and have served with dedication. I cooperated with county state and federal authorities to gain benefits for our schools and seek reelection on November 3rd without fear or favor.
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Dawson County
County Superintendent Campaign Voice Appeals to Voters
A Dawson County candidate for County Superintendent of Schools appeals to voters. He notes four years of prior service and promises to work with educational authorities to improve schools. He thanks supporters and solicits support for the General Election on November 3, 1936.
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Dawson County
Sam
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Apoura
Dawsonville, Ga
Ficial Orean
Georgia Press Asse Bion
A. H. Hethcock
Lawson & Poole
Jasper, Ga
Reob
Dawson
Department of Industral Relations
Kight
W. E Wilburn
Max L. McRae
Joan A. Heck
Wm. C Cantrell
Adm
Atlanta, Ga
Sheriff’s Sale
Gainesville, Ga
E D Rivers
House
Andrew J Kingery
Charles D Redwine
Senate
John W Hammond
John B. Wilson
Andrew J Kinger
Harles D Redwine
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