Mississippi 2023 Regular Session

Mississippi House Bill HR183

Introduced
3/26/23  
Refer
3/26/23  
Engrossed
3/28/23  
Enrolled
3/28/23  

Caption

David Tadlock; commend outstanding career and contributions of.

Impact

The resolution highlights Mr. Tadlock's vital role in the success of the cattle industry and recognizes his induction into the Mississippi Cattlemen's Association Hall of Fame as a testament to his achievements. This recognition not only honors Mr. Tadlock's individual contributions but also serves to celebrate the broader agricultural community in Mississippi, particularly the enduring legacy of family-owned agricultural businesses.

Summary

House Resolution 183 is a legislative resolution recognizing and commending Mr. David Tadlock for his significant contributions to his community and the cattle industry in Mississippi. For nearly fifty years, Mr. Tadlock has been the owner and operator of Tadlock Stockyards, which stands as the largest venue for cattle purchasing in central Mississippi. His longstanding dedication to the business, which his family has operated for nearly a century, has had a vital impact on the local economy and agricultural sector.

Sentiment

The overall sentiment surrounding HR183 is one of admiration and respect. The commendation for Mr. Tadlock reflects a broader appreciation for community leaders who have devoted their lives to their work and the impacts they have made in their respective fields. The resolution's tone is celebratory, emphasizing the importance of recognizing individuals who contribute to the welfare and development of local communities.

Contention

While HR183 serves as a positive acknowledgment of Mr. Tadlock's achievements, it does not present any points of contention. Given its nature as a resolution of commendation, there are no legislative disagreements or opposing views indicated within the discussions surrounding the bill. The unanimous recognition validates a shared agreement on the value of Mr. Tadlock's contributions and the importance of small businesses in Mississippi.

Companion Bills

No companion bills found.

Previously Filed As

MS HR277

COMMENDATIONS: Commends Jeffery Craig Whittington for his outstanding coaching career

MS HR104

K.J. Wright; commend on outstanding Pro Football Career and express gratitude for contributions to Olive Branch.

MS HR530

Davis, Maurice; owner of J.M.R. Tires, Southeast Atlanta; outstanding contributions to the community; commend

MS HR800

Commending George David Scott III of Richmond for his contributions to the cattle industry.

MS HR157

Hamilton-Davis Mental Health, Inc.; commend outstanding contributions of owners, Dr. Marie Hamilton-Abston and Essie Davis-Florence.

MS HR733

Fowle, Dana; outstanding contributions to journalism and the community; commend

MS SC534

Recognize outstanding Track and Field career of Gentry High School and Florida State All-American Janet Davis.

MS HR109

Jimmy Carr; commend for outstanding commitment to community service, education and workforce development in the City of Jackson.

MS HR71

Commends Bridget A. Dinvaut for her outstanding career in criminal justice

MS SR146

Commends Coach Clay Bohanan upon the dedication of Clay Bohanan Field at Airline High School and recognizes his outstanding coaching career and his contributions to high school baseball in Bossier Parish.

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