Farmers and consumers market bulletin, 1943 July 21

AGRICULTURE
COMMISSIONER



, JULY 21, 1943.







oes Tom Linde





Toe ay, on the pages of every newspaper, on every.

program, on almost every statement from the White __

and from the pages of the Congressional Record, we
eC. continued chant, inflation, inflation, onion. :

Ve have been told repeatedly that the erisis through
h this country passed following the last World War

due to inflation and high prices during and soe

atter that great conflict.

a es from $3.0 00 to 606 a pughel Show real shat
ea drug on the market, when thousands of our best

le became beggars, it was not due to high prices or i
on that: had pre evailed. on account of the war from 1914.

S the close of the first World War, the powers
e in this country decided to contract currency. That
; decided to Se under, burn up and throw it in the

F money es hoses about by the destruction
money and a reduction i in ine volume. of money that wa
j lable to carry on the business of the country. This
5 rtage of money caused an inflation of commodities

. the Sod Hee The socile was high cca money
ow priced commodities.

Th 1933 when we plow ed under ues, turned the

ote to apply to farm pvaduels the same eneeie
had been applied to our currency following the World
- twenty-five years ago. It was simply the s same _prin-
ple applied 1 in reverse gear.

On the floor of the Senate of the United States on

gust 5, 1921, a Senator from Georgia was speaking and

want to quote a portion of what Tom Watson said at that





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~ No. 1 hogs at the Livestock Auction Markets named:

July 12 (Monday)Sylvester __ - 14.45
Fuly 14 (Wednesday)Albany

July 8 (Thursday)Augusta



Livestock Sales, Georgia Auction Markets
a Reports received at this office show following average prices paid

July 15, 1943 Per. CWT

July 6 oS eae 1s 3 -$13.65
July 8 (Thursday)Valdosta _ = a 18.45.
July 9 (Friday)Cordele - 14.50.











TOP FED CATTLE



$14.50-$16.75
12.00- 15.60
12.00- 15.70
- 12.00- 14.50

12.00- 15.00

8 (Thursday Valdosta __
9 (Friday)Cordele
12 (Monday)Sylvester
12 So













amie with regard 46 deflation to currency following er

wal.

MR. WATSON, . eae Allison s history of Ene ope

- consult Browning s Modern Times, books easily accessib!
~ to anvone who eares to know, and you will discover tha

after the wars were over the paper money which paid.

~ goldier for his service, which fed him on the march and i
the camp, which clothed him with his uniform, which sup-

plied him with a tent, which gave him his gun and am
munition,, was destroyed. Why? Because the man wh

had the gold wanted his own price for it; and that is v~
Is happening now; the same thing happened i in France,

same thing happened in Germany. Bie gk gs gt es
These men of the Federal Reserve Bead : say, Ww.

will have peace tomorrow; everything will be settled to
_morrow. Yes; it will. I stood on the seacoast in Flori
once and I. witnessed a great equinoctial storm blo

across the Atlantic to the Gulf. I saw the waves r
higher and higher, until in the distance they looked li

Tange of mountains, and one trembled, for fear the ne:

rise would take them over ee ground upon which 0

aa! str eaming behind them, like: so many of N eptun :
_ horses at full speed, bent. upon furious destruction an
a grander sight, a sublimer sight, a more terrible sight,

never saw.

But during the night the storm lulled, the wind ceas
ed to blow, breezes came from the land side, and the >
morning when I went out to the ocean there. was an u
rippled surface, amber hued by the rising sun. =

The waves were lipping the beach as softly and as in
nocently as a child would move its rosy lips when askin
its mother for a kiss. But all up and down the coast, as
far as the eye could reach, there were wrecks, vessels with
everything gone except the mast that stood above: the

ters, and when you saw apparently struggling: monsters 0

the deep raging a few hundred vards from shore, it did

need a very lively imagination to tell you that a School oO

oe on Page Two)

FT

ATLANTIANS, KEEP INFORMED
About vegetables for canning. = CHANNING. COPE

gives ap up to the minute report on the fruit and vepetanh.
situation at the Georgia Farmers State Market and Can- :
ning Plant over WAGA (590 on your dial) each more :
except Sunday, 6:00 to.6:30 A. M. (CWT).







reek Fruits nad Vepctabie.

July 15, 1943 _ Atlanta ~
Beans ey bulk, per bu. s _.-$5,20-$1.50- =
Beans (Snap), per bu. hprs. : 00= 226 2
Cabbage, bulk, per cwt OG oe
Cantaloupes, bulk, per bu. : 1.00- 2.00 |
Corn (Green), per doz. ears : .25-- 40
Cucumbers, per bu. bkts. | _ 1.00- 2.00
Okra, per bu. hprs. 10=- 2.35
Peaches, bulk per bu. 2.50- 5:00
Peas (Field) bulk per bu. __ 15- 1.00-
Squash, per bu. hprs. _ 50- 1.25
Turnip Salad, per bu. __ 2.35- 2.50 |
Watermelons, each ee =











Wednesday,





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Published Weekly at
(114-122 Pate St., Covington, Ga.
By Department of Agriculture
= Tom Linder, Commissioner,
_ Executive Office, State Capitol
: Atlanta, Ga.



a Publication Office
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State Capitol, Atlanta, Ga.



Notify on FORM 3578Bureau of
_-- Markts, 222 State Capitol
Atlanta, Ga.



Entered as second class matter
August 1, 1937, at the Post Office
pt Covington, Georgia, under Act
of June 6, 1900. Accepted for
mailing at special rate of postage

rovided for in Section 1103, Act
ef October 8, 1917.

loice from The Grave
(Continued from Page One)

: harks were convoying some human victim out to
the greater depths beyond.
Ves: we will have peace, but where will be
the men and the women who have been ruined by
he storm that has been brought upon us by the
Federal Reserve Board? Who will put back up-
on the ocean of business the vessels that have
been wrecked? Who will call, back to life the
mien and the women who lost everything they
had, inchiding their hopes, and who then took
heir own lives? N ot until He who made us all
et to sound will any-
body kiew just what has been the wreckage
nade by the contraction of our dene s now

i of dollars.
ee whole ae had adjusted itself to

oe name ahd apparently poo sceuity Buel
Hess Was Hiever better. But all at once, when this
life blood was let out of the arteries of commerce,
what happetied? It was the same thing that
would happen to your physical body if a lanzet
should open~ your arteries. It weakened, it
languished, it fell, and it is still prostrate; and
this man, Gov. W. P.G. Harding, now has the
effroritery to say that times are good. Food for
him, no doubt... It is one of the sad; deplorable
hings about human nature that if you or I be
well placed in position and drawing a good sal-
ary, having nq need to fear for the dread of to-

Orrow, having no terror lest the wolf approach
the door, we are inelined to forget those who are
not so fortunately placed. The men in high)
places, drawing large salaries, are the very last

en who ever mix with the people or who ever

know anything about their real condition. Usual-|

ly they are surrounded by a camarilla of design-

n men, a human palisade, a human fence, which :

Da. not be penettated by the ordinary outsider,
and eveh when some with the privilege of going.
nside does get in, he cannot talk without some-
one hearing what he says to the big man to whom
he wishes to talk.

"Tt is the misfortune oe one in powerfor

instance, the PFesident of the United States

hat he never really comes in contact with the
people. He sees those whom his private secre-
tary wants him to see, and the private secretary
ants him to see whom somebody else waiits
him to see. The very men whom he ought to see
to become acquainted with real conditions he
never sees.
- Post War Plans ~
Our Congressmen and Senators shotild be-

now for post war planning to pay any

|| deflation after the close of this war.
| who control the money supply are permitted e

Te ioe

deflate our currency after this war, we will have
a situation s bad that Tom Watson never

dreamed of it.

Not only the farmer but very pHtinesaman,

every industrial worker, every white eollar man.

and woman in America is just as vitally mterest-
ed in this matter as the farmer. |

Tf you destroy th erops and food animals,
you create a food shortage afid famine.

If you destroy the money, you Greate panic,
deflation and economic destruction.

Let us resolve now that after this war we
will not permit the destruction of food or the
destruction of money. The lives and welfare of
the people will depend upon how we handle these

two great problems.

Commissioner of Agriculture.

TOM LINDER,



SECOND HAND
MACHINERY FOR SALE



A 24 in. Meadows Grist Mill,
$40.00; hand cane mill, $25.00;
also want a Feed mill that
eut up corn stalks and shucks,
H. J. Hart, Tnomasville.

A 2h. p. Goldens can mill,
good cond., also feed mill.
| Write or see at onc. Mrs. J. C.
ay Barnesville, 814 Green-
wood St.

One 42/10 McCoinitek-Der-
ing grain drill also lime spread-
er (trailer -type on rubber),
usd 2 sasons, both in excel-
sh cond. W. A. Wages, Stat-
am.

1 power syrup mill and cop-
per can in good conds for
se AC. Smith; Nicholson.
Rt 1.

Large 2 Roller No. 13 Syrup
Mill in. A-1 shape, also 10 ft.
copper pan, almost. nw. $75.00
FOB. Mrs. L. V. Brown, Roys=
ton. ( Rod.

2 Mill Rock top runners, 42
in., 1 corn and 1 wheat. offer-
ing at bargain, $65.00 cash
for both: other equipment for
as Cc. D. Gunter, Marietta.
Rt: 2.

A 25 h.p. Muncie engine

perfect cond., for pulling Grits

and -Feed Mills, Gin, et. for
sale eheap for cash or trade
for cows, hogs or mule. D.
Roach. Ogeechee.

New Case tractor and 4 disc
Tiller usd part of this seas-
on, tractor on rubber x type.
for sale. Come see. West
Villa Rica at Hickory. LeveL
*phone Villa Rica 6103 or
teas Harold Brown, Temple,
R 1;

~ Lilliston imp. Self-Fed Pea-

4 Int] Side
rake, $800.00:
Farmal] 20 tractor, with & Row
Planter. Guano. Distributor,
Cultivator attachments: 2 bot-
tom 14 in. plow, 6 ft. tandem

nut Picker: No.

Delivery hay

disc harrow, mowing machine,-
Excellent cond..

8 ft, blades.
$1,320.00. 7 percent disedount
for cash. FOB. Murrel Holder-
by. Valdosta. Box 863.

4 Gullet 80 saw gins,
all convyors, separators, etc.
also Dies] engine. J. H. Steph-
ns, Social Circle.

Sears cane sealer with all
parts working. Make very best
| offer in first letter. None an-
swered unless. price accepted.
Wirs. Ny oP. Maples, Doerun.
ReE=25

A 1940 Ford tractor on rub-
ber with dual. wheels and 1
Athens Disc hess good eond.,
et sale. W.. . Reed, Conyers,

a

One peanut picker, bought
new last season, for sale. J.
W. Clark. Stockbridge.

J] dbl. box friction type cot-
ton press and Jacobs mchan-
ieal tramper. Inis M. Cole,
Sharpsburg.

1 Frick. Feanut Pieker on
steel, 1 power hay baler_on
rubber, usd part of 1 season;
practically new, for sale. M.
H. Callaway, Bishop.

Robidean cotton scales. cap.
700 lbs. for sdle. Mrs. L.
Brown, Jonesboro.

Jd; DB; 2 -H.. mower,
Thomas 2 H. 3 speed mower,
runs in oil, nearly new: $65.60;
Cole combination 3 disc grain
drill, $20.00. I. H. C. Endgate
Seeder, $9.00. Cyril M. Bran-
nan, Columbus.

Internationdl 1 h. hay baier,
Pea Thrash and 2-70 saw gins,
all in good es for Sale. Jd;
P. Bailey. Turin.

Ford Ferguson 2 aiae plow,
94 in. disc, in good cond.. $116.-
00. wiley Barrett, Cleveland.



Rt.

in good cond,,

with:

$20.00;



Lt 2.

SECOND HAND
MACHINERY FOR SALF



1 Meadows. Corn Mill com-

plete with sheller, etc. also }t
Daviq Bradley Hammer Mill
and 1 pr. floor scales, all good
running cond., $250.00. G.

(2 mi. West of Powder Springs)

{ imp. 3 rollr Chattanooga

Can Mill. used very little.
A-1 copper Syrup pan, both
for $50.00. A. G. Stepp. Blue
Ridge. Rt. 2, Box 32.

Big 4 J. D. mowihgs machine |
-with 6. ft. blade;

A-t cond.,

used only to cut about 40 acres.
$95.00. M.. L. Shealy, Ogle-
thorpe.

1-2 blade plow suitable for
tractor. for sale. D. E. Clark,
Atianta, 920 Glenwood Ave.,
S. E.. ~phone Ja 3184.

9-4 dise Athens Tillers on
rubber, A Farmal] tractor on
rubber with cultivators, 2 pick-
up hay balers with power take-
off, almost new.
peanut picker, all in xood cond.
No letters answered. Paul Pra-
a Good Hope.

Sugar Cane poiler, 60. gal.
cap.. 1 Chattanooga Cane Mill.
for sale 12 mi. Southwest
Milln. Bartow Burke, Millea.

Dixie Can Sealer. practicai-
ly new, $10.00. Add. shipping
chgs. Aubrey Owens, Riverdate.
Ri. 1.

SECOND HAND
MACHINERY WANTED



Wait to buy Pea Thrsher to

fun by. hand. power, eheap for
Pulliam, Toceoa. 706.

eash. P.

| Broad St.
Want Stump puller, Skidder 4

or any good land clearing
equipment, also a Hammer
Mill. R. E. Pittman, Atlanta.
Rt. 9, Box 282. Ja 5446.

Want a 10 or 15 h. p. boiler
to be used by.

Community Canning plant;

which will. serve approx. 500
farmers in Twiggs Co. Thos. C.
Llewellyn, Jr.. Co. Ast: Jeffer-
sonville. 4

Want an International Dise

Tiller with 4-26 in. disc. Good

cond. Advise lowest price.
Howard Thrower. Cairo: .

Want J. D., ihe B or H on
rubber. W. . Mason, Jr., La-
vonia.

1-2 disc. tiller. plow, good
cond., for Model A Farme,'
tractor. Will pay cash or exc.
4 disc Avery Tiller. Hi:
McKinnon, Richland, Rt. 1.

Want Handyman or
tor, used. in goed eond., for

cash. Describe fully. R. A.
Calawll, Boston, RFD. 2.

Want Little Brown Hen Inc.

| State cond., and price del. John

Allen, Jr., East Point. 501 No:
Semmes St.

Want to billy at onc,. 1
powr Syrup Mill. Lawrence
Bray, Fayetteville, Rt: 2.

Want second-hand Interna-
tiona] Farmall H tractor, not
over 2-.yrs. old: and in good
cond.. J. H. Johnson, Marsh-

:} allville.

Want good. used tractor and
equipment. State complete de-
tails and best eash price: W.
. Carpenter, Tifton. Rt. 6.

Want J. D:.
mower, in food cond., reason-
able. Floyd Riddle, Rossville.
Rt. 1.

Want to buy Culiivator for a
1942 W. C. Allis Chalmers
tractor,

W..
Hardy, Powder Springs. Rt. 1.

re used Frick,

Poindes ter,

: other:
small riding type garden tra-

or McCormick

SECOND-HAN
| MACHINERY =



Want a Farm Tractor
en fF, Bcigices Aw
R

Want: to bay 1 Con Bin id
for cash. J. H. Summ
Winder. :



INCUBATORS AND
BROODERS| FOR. SA



100 ehick elctric br od
with hat control and r
Way, 3x10 ft. size $1
crated. S. M. Stout. Wi
Springs. 2 ae

Hot Water Incubator, 40
cap., with 3 automatic tur

trays. ker. of kind, $2
here. Tom Kittle, Carrol

Wewtowne 10,206 cap.
perfect cend.. for sale r
ably. Also. want a Bucl
Inc. No. 7 im good cond.
price, . B. Brown, H

Elec. 100 g
Master Inc;
moisture pan,-

$12.50. Used 3 times, in 5
cond. Weight Hudgins,
13 Poplar St. :

cap.,
thermom
candler

150 egg cap.,
perfect cond. a
Mrs. T. A. Carmichael,
son.

FLOWERS AND SEE
FOR SALE

*

20. fine Fes, veiled $
Have over 100 varieties: 4
fall bloomers, 10c ea.: 1
Iris free with $1.00 orders. |
J. G. Rebertson, Carrollt

CORRECTION: Wild (i
of white) aster lily
jonquils, daffodils and
narcissus bulbs, 15c doz.
C: magnolia. Sweet Bay,

ly, Crepe Myrtle, Tea-Oli
Mimosa. Umbrella China

5 ft., -40c. Plus posta

P. K. Womack, Dub

CORRECTION: Veviewat
lavender, ros, wine, pink,

verbenas, nice, well rooted,
doz: $1.65 C; $12.00 M. P
paid in Ga. No. chks. Mrs
MW. Combs. Washingfo: ce

Dwarf boxwood, smal, r
ea plants, 2 doz. $1.50;
C: perennial verbena, y
searlt red. deep pink, w
dark purple, 3 doz. $1.00: $
Cc. All well reoted. Mrs. E
Smith. Greenville. Rte Be

Oxalis bulbs, large. Shai
rock leavs and large. ro:
pink bleoms, 5c ea. 6 for 2!
wel!-rooted, verblooming b
gonias, red and pink, 3 for 2
7 for 5c. Postpaid. Mrs. os
Baxley.

Large gardenia bushes,
ft., wide spread, sell 50 or 1
cheap: field of 8-10 Box wot
fine sample dozen, $2. 00; r
and watermelon

$2.00 doz. Mrs.
son, Greenville.

Hardy hydrangea, 2 ons
pink or white, fine, well roe
ed, 20c ea: white spider
blooming size, 50c doz.
paid in $2.00 ot more
P. M. Hudgins; Flowery B

Grape begonias, white
petunias, mas cactus. cale
dium, red and pink conch oe~
ranium, all shades of red
raniums. 15 ea. 2 for 25c: pi
hydrangea, 30c ea. All po
paid. Miss -Fhe!ma
Gainesville, Rt. 1.

Parma violets, 40c doz:
ta daisies, snowdrop b
$1.00. C: pink Anemones
for $1. 00: yellow, pink
Tris ilies, 40e d6z; far
$1.00 C. Mrs. W. M. ee
Morganton.

Bay

abl. _petunias.
rooted, 2 for 25c;
Christmas caetus, rooted,
ea: pink verbena. 25 doz.
postpaid. No chks. Mrs. Egbe
ae Gaimesville, Rte, a

Dwarf boxwood, $2. 50. Ch
nandinas, $1.50 C: abelia, ii
gustrums, crepe myrtle, Cher-
okee foes, $1.00 doz: Vinea
Minor, verbena and ivy, larg
size. 50c doz. Lois . Woodruff, |
Greenville, Rt. 5.

Compact Sempervivum Ol
Eng. Dwarf boxwoods, 6
$6.00 : $50.00 M: 4-6,
ce: $30.00 M. or 1.000..0f
size, $75.00. Maud Ha
Greenville.

Aspasia Narcissi, $1.
Odorus Rugulosus Jo
$1.00 C: Giant Cc



T. Le Dozier, Blakely,

lilies, 40c doz. Mr
oe ae. Rt.




ay, and |
ame, atet violets,
tar of Bethlehem, all
+ pink hibiscus, Weeping

-y. Azaleas. 3 for 25c; red |

a. 2 for 25c. Exc. for print
cs. Add ee eS oye:

Tikes now ready to.
Postage prepaid on

rders. G. McKown, Ai-
ta, 406 Georgia Ave., S. E:

is, Happy Days, Calif.. Bru-
Frieda Moho, Ballerine. Los
ele Buchiey Ciant, Pres.

b atitnl, huge flowers: 2
labeled postpaid for $1.96.
: ce Atlanta, 621



State oe

e- eg sale and price.
Henry T. LaRoche, Sa-
A Ri 5, Garden City,





$ Fall
no mate buttons,
wu tiplying, the kind that
yed multiplying buttons
utton will make 12 to 15
ize onions). 50c at.: scal-
wttons. 45 Qt. Del.
Mrs. S. W. Sloan, Au-

planting,

u ifiplying- onions, $1.00

Plant in August for LE
en onie is in winter. Tamar |

Talking Rock.

_ okra, castor
upful: cuumber, 30c cup-
ustard, 40c cupful. Exe.
pip seed. any. kind x-
Mrs. Jonn

Vv Market ( ee alee

srown: ripens in 60 days
planting). Trial pkg. sed,
ere bag, $1.50 prepaid.
M. Thornton, Jesup, Rt. 2.

je Fop turnip seed. 25}

arge teacupful. Mrs. J. O
aris. Canton, Rt. 3.

ie shallot. sets, 7%5e.- dal.
ard sed, 25c cupful. Post-

; paid. Mrs. LL. DD: Eltott,
ia, Rt. 1.

rple and Seven Top turnip

-50c pint a postpaid.
No pee DS: . W. Til-
Jasper, Rt.



BEANS AND PEAS
FOR SALE



6 wk. Crowder peas,

pS accepted. Walker

Hiram, Rt. 1.

u. a., mixed pas, Red.

peckled. White with

ye, also limited amount.

eas. Will not ship. T.
Swainsboro, Rt. 1.



ANTS FOR SALE



akefield and Dutch cab-.

Jants, 30c C.: $2.00 M;
nd Marglobe tomato,
). BLICE: collard plants, 20c
if - Lee Crow, Gaines-
Rt. 2. Box 143.
ard . 300. BBC:

$1.25 M. del.: 5 M. up. $1.-
xp. Col.: 90c M. at the

E s Wetherford. Gaines--

es plants, 15 cS
also jonquil
Add postage.
ore Cumming. Rt. 1.

$2, 60 M.: Ze Ga. pee

Obie
Ww, GE oinesvile. 502 Mee. Main

cabbage and tomato plants,

-rady, prompt shipment, |

Ss packed, leading varieties.

75: $2.00 M. Mailed: $1.99:

Exp. ollect. Any amount.
A. Williams, Gainesville. Rt.

t

. Fresh grown Marglobe to+
mato plants, $1.75 M: 500, $1.00:
A old fashioned collard, 300, 45c:
$1.10 R. potato, 50c M.
35c Exp. eollect. -C.. W:
h. Gainesville. Rt. 2.

Marglobe tomato plants, 300.
$1.65 M: Collards, 300, 40c:
m15-M: PR. potato, 500, 35c:
65c M. del: 5 M. $2.00; 10 M..
3.50. Exp. col.. Noe chKs. Bon-
Smith, Gainesville. Rt. 2.

arglobe and New Sione to-
ito plants, 500, $1.00: $1.75
Del.; $1.50 M. at my home.

Mathis, Se peruis. RE



| postpaid:
lect;

| Ever.
for 300: $1.15 M. del.

: Roy

\ $1.25; $2.00 M.

| seed, 500,
| Crow.
$4.50)

it

bean, |

509,

) |) Will fresh in December.





Weretone mate. Ce now

ie $3.00 M.: Blue Ga. coi-.

lard plants, $1.50
postage. J. Ls
Flowery Branch, Rt. 1.

Marglobe, Stone and mixed
(all kinds) tomato plants, 40c
C.: 506. $1.50- $2.66 M. Wet.
packed and postpaid: Special

M.. Add

prices on 10 to. 50 M. J.-C.

Turnipseed, Griffin.

Collard plants, 300, 55c;
Se: $15 Me delky 10 M.

508.
up,

$l. 60 M. Exp. collect: tomate
potato.

$2.00 M. del.:
plants. 3 M.. for $1. 60. Exp.
eolieet BE. Be Wwe therford,
Gainesviille. Rt. 2.

plants,

Marglobe tomato, Flat Buteh i

500. $1.06: $1.75 M.
$1.50 M. Exp. col-
Ga. collards, 500, 75t:
$1.25 M. postpaid::

Exp. Collect. Moss
Prompt shipment. W.
Gainesville.
Collard plants,

cabbage.
packed.
W. Me-

55
or

25 ..
5 M.

$1. 0G M. Exp.
Wetherferd, F lowery
Branch, Rt. 2.

Plenty old factiioned eollard
plants and tomato, plants. 500,
Mailed Pre-
paid: ee tomato plarits
from N. J. Cert.
$2:00: $3.50 M. pre-
Major

more,

paid. Cash with order.
Gainesville, Rt. k..

Collard plants, ig S308.
a 500, 75c: $1.25 M. del.- 5

$1.15 M. 10 M.. $1. 00 M.
ne eollect. No chks. Ne
COD E. G. Wetherford, Gee.

| ville, Hie 2:

Marglobe and New Stone to-.
mato ee 500. $1.00: $2.00) FO:
cna

Del.: -10 M- lots, $1.15 MM:

Exp. Roltect. Now ready.

: C. Waldrip. Flowery Branch.
Ret See ee



CATTLE FOR SALE





AUCTION SALE OF -
CATTLE -

Auction sale July 23rd,
reg. Aberdeen-Angus cat-
tle, bulls, cows and heifers
with ealf.at side, open and
bred heifers, at the Live-
- stock Auditorium, Moultrie.
| Everyone invited. W. E.

ith 2nd
pHovhoe by

66 ea., at my home.
5 Thompson, pelaetians oe
ry

barn. 5 mi.
| Griffin Highway.
Harp. Fayetteville, Rt. 3.

50 Black Big Bune Guinea. :

for quick sale.
nor

$1.00 M.
1; 2

collect.

in the Ga. Duroc

and treated| life treatment against hog chol- |

for sale at my place.

i} mos. old, wt. 300-350 Ibs..
| tra good quality.



Ayeock, Meuttrie.

oF good ate. cow, good cond..
calf. Mrs.
Floyd, Rockmart. Riz -2)

4 Duroc 6 wks. old pigs, $8.-/
Wirs. Hi.

2-fine: On. ikea hogs, -
3 mos. old, $15.00 ea. at my
Y So. Fayetteville on
John B..

pigs. 6 to 8 wks. old, $6.00 ea.
Will net crate
Darden,

ship. Seals.

Sharon.

1 black Pp. G7 boar,
arouhd 300 Ilbs.. 18 mos.
$50.00. F.| F. Strawn.
fit Ric Ae =

Fine, reg., S. PE
mos. old,
breeding. $25.00.

old,
Grif-

. mate pigs,
Gates farm:
Ge Rs Mor-

| gan, Americus. u

10 purebred OL 2 re pigs, 5
gilts and 5 boars, all the same
litter, $12.50 ea.. at 8 wks. old
July 28th. Well grown to age
and purebred. M. L.
buckle, Grayson, RFD IJ.

Some blocky type Duroe
male pigs, reg.. in buyers name
Assn.. with
stock
Bax-

era, $15.00 ea. Fine
males. H. L. Williams,
ley.

\.25 or 30S. P. C. feeder pigs,
wt., 60-70 lbs. Cholera nee
Ge &,
Wilder, Musella.

Black African Guinea pigs. 6
and 8 wks.
shipped. $12.00 and $15.00 ea.

By ee Brewer, Daniels-

ville. /

Cc. hegs. bred dou
all bred to herd

20-O>
bred HS

boar and reg., and 14 pigs. ex- |

tra good, readv for -del. July
20th.) W. C. Denny, Decatur,
511 Wesley Chapel Rad.
out the Covington Rd.)

Sev. reg. Hereford pigs.

for sale. D. _G. Harrison. De-

' catur, Rt. 2. *phone De 8462.

J purebreq OI1. C boar, 18:
PX = -
with papers,
for quick sale at my
Wo NIX, Alpharetta,

$65.00
home.

| Rt. 3.

=

HOGS FOR SALE



4. Poll Hereford male. ag
wt about 1400 lbs., nearly
yrs. old, good natured, $200.60.
Sell to prevent inbreeding. W.
J. MeDaniel. Zebulon.

4 fine Jersey milch cow. wt.
over 1000 lbs., . still milking
good, freshen November
Perfect in every respect. $150.-
00) Ma Miller. Luthersville.

gal. milk day. 4 on good tec.

for sale at my barn near Les- |.
Mrs. Fannie.

ters Store. See.
Shealy. Tallapoosa.

Black Jersey cow. freshened:

June 14th, 3 to 4 gal.. rich
milk, very gentle. FOB. Wm.

| F. Allen. Stone Mountain, RFD }

Ped

Jersey-Guernsey mileh cow.
perfectly gentle, giving around
3 gal.. day, $65.00 without calf.
4 me So. Midville. No chks.
Joe A. Dickey, Midville. Rt. 2.

1 red Eng. cow. 4 gal., milk

and 114-Ibs. butter per day. No}
- faults.

Gentle and easy io
keep. Just off Bankhead High-

way just off Oakdale Rd. Come
Aus-_

see. Mrs. Emma Echols,

tell.

7 yr. old cow. freshen about |

July 25th. 3% to 4 gal. with
good feed. A. Y. Abercrombie,
Dahlonega. Rt. 2.

Jersey cow or heifer, both
fresh. for sale. J. B.. Alexan-
der, Cornelia.

Jersey: cow. 6 yrs. old and
ealf 4 wks. old by side, for

sale. Walt Beal, Fairmount, Rt.
Ge

Purebred Hereford bull, 236
yrs. old, good breeding, $150.00.
Ira, Pettigrew. LaFayette. Ri. 2.

Fine cow, 2 gal.. milk now,

-4 gal. milk and 1% lbs. butter

Never. goes dry.
FES Gr.
Gordon, Good Hope, Rt. 1.

Fine type bull, 1 yr. old,
Guernsey-Holstein, gentle, easy
to keep. Sell or trade for
heifer of good breed. J. M.
Thornton. Palmetto.

14 Ss. P. C. pigs, 10 wks. old,
75:00: = or $00.00: ea: D.
Gaulding. Concord.

when fresh.

4 sows and 23 nice pigs-)

ready to wean: 24 fine pigs, wt.
35-60 lbs. Sell all or part of
the 50 Il#ad. Sammie E.
Mimes. Rockie Creek Rd.
*Phone 3642. (Failed to state
name ef town).

> ) pigs, about 12 wks.

5th, | 2-

about 225 Ibs.,
| Mrs.
Nice yellow Jersey cow. 3% |





Red Berkshire mess
eld, ready.
Hazle-

Reg.,

for del. CC. B. Colims,

-hurst.

Duroes, the blocky type. 4.
males and 1 female pig, $20.00

young male, med. blecky. wt.
$40.00. All reg.
Lois Hamilton, Baxley.

Reg. S. P. C. hogs of all ages.
Re EE Burch. Eastman.
haven Farm.

Large! lot. P<... arid! Hamp-.
shire pigs, $13.60 pair. at my
farm. J. P. English. Milner. Rt.
1.

8 pigs 6 wks. old, O. I. C.
and P. C. mixed, good to age.
$5.00 ea. FOB. A. L. Duvall,

| Greensboro. Rt. 1.

15 purebred O,. I. C.' pigs.
$20.00 pair, or trade for heifer
yeariings or 1 reg., Poll Here-

| ford bull, 4 te.8 mos. old. P. P.

Gurley, Hartwelh-Rt. 1.

3 yr. old sow, Mixed breed,
375-400 lb. wt., Hfe treated,
$45.00 at mv farm only. Mrs.

wt: Pierson, Culloden. Rt. 2.



HORSES AND MULES
FOR SALE



1 good, gentle, smooth mouth
saddle and work horse, $75.00, |
on Hairston Rd., near Oakland
School House. Mrs. G. L. Mar-

tin. Stone Mtn., Rt. 1.

2 plug mules, $30.00 and
$35.00 at my barn. W. B. War-
then, Davisboro.

1 bay mare.-7 yrs. old, wt.
1400 lbs... (have owned her
since she was 18 mos. old),
never bred. Guar. to be per-
fect every way. See or write.
Jeff S. Crowe, Cumming. Rt. 1.

j good mule, $100.00 or trade }

for good milch cow. 'C. C. Cour_
son. Devereaux.

2 good farm -mares, wt.
1050 and 1150 lbs., 1 bay and
iron grey color with 3
colts, 1% and 2% yrs. old. for
sale cheap. W. P. Couch,
Luthersville.

1 aes mare mule, 11 yrs.
old, wt. about 1300 Ibs.. $200.00
at my barn. Only cash or a
certified check accepted.
Robt. (N. Farrar, Fayetteville,
Ri. : :

Sallie |

wt.

ore
cock. $9.00: - Black Game hens;
pee. 00t FE.

Rae Rt

2 bucks and i doe, mixed:
N. Z. Red and N. Z. Biack,. 3:
mos. old, $1.50 ea.
Per, Union Point.

White N. Z. buck, 7 mos. old,
in good health and ready for

Horn- |

old, treated~ and |

(6

: (not
| eattle) 8 wks. old Ausust 3rd, |

| disposing of

. Famous

Delivery August 5th: 1.

Bureh- |

Saanan cross,
pure YToggenburg without, kid,

mule:





lbs., healthy and strong,

Pala ees Phillips. Gav.

Large, young, black, plow
mule, wt. 1000 to 11007 Ibs.,
$300.00 cash at my farm. Come
see, No inquiries answered un_

less stamp or card enclosed.
Mrs.

Estelle Wilson. CNrnes-

ville, Rt. 1.

$125.00.
ville.



fest wna

op



6 White Game hens and

Bell. Atlanta, 264
| Alexander ms EW.

J laree INC Ze White buck
yabbit. 4 mes. old, nice and
fat, $1. oS Wiley Welch, Me-

Billy Turn-

immediate service, $2:00: Rob-

ert P. Counts, Haralson.

1 brown doe, bred to reg.,
Chinchilla ety healthy, I yr.
old, $5.00; 5 N. Z. does, pink-

eyes, 6 mos. old. $5.00 ea. FOB,

Ralph Skinner, Columbus, 3535,
River Road. -

SHEEP AND GOATS
| FOR SALE





2 Nubian does, 6 mos. old,
vealy to breed, from 6 at. does.

Butt-headed. R. B. Rowe, More-

land, Rt. 1.

1@ Ewes and 5 lambs for.

sale. G. S.
phone 366. |

War conditions necessitate
Sir Roderick,
most. outstanding Toggenbur g
sire in South. Ped., hornless.
for high producing
daughters and sons of excellent
quality. Very reasonable.
John Hynds, Atlanta, 93 War-
rent St. N. Ee, De 5140.
2.reg.. Saanan bucks, 3 mos.
old, exclusive breeding, give-
away price, $12.50 ea. Joe J

Millsaps, Winder.

| Wilson, Decatur, = 3rd Ave

De 0354.

Purebred Toggenburg peeks,
naturally hornless and short
hair: } a proven buck. 15 mos.
old, $35.00: other 6 mos. old,
ready for service, for sale; also
buek Service, $5.00. Mrs. Rob-
ert Highland. Lavonia. Rt. 1.

2 Billies, Toggenburg-Alpine

ef0ss. <1 yr. old; 1 with and 1
without horns. Their mother a
5. qt.. milker.

East Point, 503 No. Semmes St.

| Disposing of my reg. 4ire,
Marcellas Gen. MacArthur

_son of Sir Roderick), of high
milk strain, 17 mos. old, very)

gentle, naturally hornless.
Miss Elise McArthur.
ville.

2 fresh in milk goats, 1 billy.
3 mos. old, $10.00: Toggenburg-
white: nannies,

$25.00 ea.
ond kidding.
Luthersville.

Color brown, sec-
M. J. Miller,

4 ihe ee wt. 900 or 1900 | We
r
sale or exe. for corn, cattle OF:
pigs.

agen pigs. $1.00 and $1.50

Russell Booth, |

Curry-|



LIVESTOCK WANTED



| CATTLE WANTED:

Want Jersey or Guernsey
cow, fresh with 2nd or 3rd calf.
Must be tested for Bangs, T.
B., and Mastitis.. Pay reason-
able price del. Redan. Write
or call. M. W. Edwards. At-
lanta, 303: Peachtree Si. Ne.
Ma 7337.

HOGS WANTED:

Want purebred red Jersey
fut. Chee): with prey. Ve od:
Clark. Barnesville. Rt. 1.
HORSES AND MULES
WANTED: :

Want to buy a young Jack }

over 2 yrs. old. Give price and
full description in first letter.
W. M. Cook, Monroe.

Want a nice, well trained
saddle. horse: OF.miare: ob AR,
Hobbs. Stapleton.

Want good plug mule, 15 or
20 yrs. old. one that can eat
and see good. gentle and able
work anywhere.
sey, Danielsville, Rt. 3.
RABBITS AND GUINEA.
PICS (CAVIES) WANTED:
_ Want some rabbits and cav-
jes to raise en halves, also
want 100 Dark Cornish chicks
to raise on the halves to 8 wks.
old. Will Smith, Roy.

Lester Mas-.



yranagts, 2

LS BE ge, for chi

Want reg. Toggenbur
ready for service. it
tails and price in first
Paul Riviere, Lumber



Good work horse, a yrs. old, . POULTRY FOR s
J. ES Penny, Clyatt-



_ANDALUSIANS:
RABBITS AND. CAV IES

14 Blue Andalusian
ere!s, wt. about 3 lbs.,

-pred.~3 mos. old. $1. 50.

G. Banks,: Clem, Bit

BARRED WHITE AND
@THER ROCKS: es
25 purebred W. R. ve
mos. old June 25th a
grade, $1.25 ea., shipper
Ne chks. M. O., order
Mrs. R. L. Pears, Flovi

160 AAA B. RB. ehicke
wks. old, av. 2.3/4 Ibs.

ea.: also 80 W. L., 1 yr. ol

cellent layers. now in high

/duetion, $1.25. ea., at my

Mrs. Custer Crawford,
head. (Morgan Co.)

8 April hatch AAAA
cockerels, $1.50 ea.
to customer. Mrs. |
Rae, Quitman, Rt. 4.

25 AAA White Rock |
erels, April 1st hatch. a
breeders, $1.00 ea. |
ae oy. Pe Ri Je
R pes

20 fine W. R.- from
bloedtested stock, pure Fischel

| str. pullets $1.25 ea.. cocke:

$1.50 ea. Will give 2: unrel
cockerels free with orde
pullets: also 8 fine hens;
hateh and cock, $12.00...
J. L. Waltace, Bowersvill

CORNISH. CAMES \
AND GIANTS: ae
Limited number of Da
Cornish eockerels. AAA qu
ty. February 1943 hate :
ea. Call or write. Joe
bins, Marietta. 222 Ea.
Ave. |

30 pure Cornish paitet
5 roosters, March and
hatch, $1.00 ea. No chks.
c. . Dominy, Eastman,

7 pullets and cock
March-April hatch, raised
heavy mixed hens (ne |
horns). crossed with ee

| $7. 00 MO. Expres

Prompt shipment. Mrs. -

| Sullivan, Whitesburg, Rt 9

15 purebred 2 Ih. s
game Claret stags. $2.00
$5.00 trio: Gray and Blue Trav
el'er mixed, Blue, Clipper. R
@uill cocks, $4. 00- ea.
Wade, Warrenton. ze

cockerels, $3.00 ea. 2
FOB. T. W. Forrester. Car
45 Edwards St.. (Rt 4).
LEGHORNS:

About 250 AAA W. ve
mostly 1 yr. if

Street. Atlanta, Rt.

from stock of 302 to
record for more than

erations.) 3 mos. old,

$5.00 a.. crated FOB
Jas. A. Tuggle, Atlanta, Rt.

Brown L pullets, Everlay str.
2 mos. old. Brooder rais
ea., 12 for $7.50- roosters,
ea.: oe $1.00 per 15 post
Mrs, . A. Wilson, Marti

40 W. LL. tee Mi:
breeding, 2% mos. old. $
ag Stanley L. Howard; Ocon

at

15 Brown Leghorn roost
ers. April 1943 hatch, fro
bloedtested hens, Everlay str.
$1.00 ea.. plus express charge
ie W. R. Richey. Lavonia

"Big type Eng. S. Cc. W.
pullets, 14 to 16 wks. eld, -
grade, almost ready to lay.
5Qea. FPOBS: 2): Beasle
vonia, RFD.

100 AAA W. L. 10 ris.
pullets, $1.00 ea. at farm. MM
George Vaughn. Baxley. : Rt.

9 very fine W. L. roosters,
wks. old, $5.00 for lot for in
mediate sale. ;
Matlett, Chatsworth.

MINORCAS:

* 15 pure Buff Bincveae

hatche April 8, 1942. a
Linstrom cock, $25.00. F
Jas. A. Wood, LaFayette,

PEAFOWLS. PHEASANTS,
PIGEONS, QUAIL, ETC.:
Racing Homers and
Kings mixed pigeons, |
Mostly this yrs. hate
for $8.75. Jesse M. Ma
Raye, Chatianager =?





and ~3- hens. Ring- |

Dheasants, hens now lay-

1 .00: also 3 young Ring-
necks, 6 wks. old, 50c ea. FOB.
Ww. 0. Herndon, Canon, Rt. 1.

pr. Blue Peafowls, $30.69:
yrs. old, $15.00

lbs., Beeswax,
: So PHOS AS
Pcaves. Buford, Rt. 3.

Quail, $2.50 pr. Mrs.
Bast: Point]: 212
*Phone Ca

oe Davis.
La thorne Way,

-N. H. Red rooster, 18 mos.
2.002. Jas. C:. Bennett,
ik oe 161.

apse for
McMillan,

o

= : so-75"
ocks. March 1st hatch, for
J eS Atlanta,

et REDS WANTED:

'WYANDOTTES: <

SES Wyandotte 4 mos. Asian eee
lets. $1.00 ea... at my place, n
Peaton Rd. Howard ~Dorsey,
Atlanta, : Rt. 4. (Peaton Road).



PCULTRY WANTED



BRAHMAS:

Want 15 or 30 Light Brahma
pullets, wt. about a pound:
State - price. Claude Parker,
Sugar Valley, Rist

GAMES WANTED:

Want buy some first class
Pit game cocks. wt. 6 or 7 lbs.
R. H. Crawford. Tiger.

Want 12 R. I. Red March }
pullets. hen hatched. not In-
cubator... Mrs J.. S. Collier,
Barnesville. ;

Want 1, 1942 natch 4 or 3-A
grade ew Hampshire

_| rooster. L. H. Hutio, Register,

grown, $3.00 ea.; baby

from | ploodtested hens,

5.00 per C.: Eggs, $1.50 per

yostpaid. Mrs. Don Donaid-
Decatur. De 2409.

Parmenter Red pullets,
ares ea., at 10 wks. old. or

rely: Twiggs,

eno: Red Bullets April 30
eh; $1:00 ea. Mrs. Lilla_
hy. Cochran, Rt. 2.
IS (NEW HAMPSHIRES
IN RHODE ISLANDS): x
P rmenter Red baby chicks,
Pullorum tested. strong,
althy, from excellent laying
FOB Robert Sims,

uscovy ducks, day old, 250.

week or 10 days old, 50c

nd up to $2.00, depending.

You will like

: Nelson, Athens,

Wa care
3 Holman Hotel.

0 ea, EXp. Coiiect. Mrs. O.
le Cumming. Rt.

ray geese na gray and
te mixed goose, $12.00 for
wr exc. for reg. purebred
M att & ee

ed White Pekin sucka
. Collect. Mrs. Otis
Summing, Rt

: ra fare 1 yr. old Ae
rakes, $2.50 ea. or best
or 1 or for all 4. E. L.

en, Athens, P. O. Box

d
i

White Pekin ducies and
1942 hatch, $12.00 pr.
r Black or Blue Big Bone

nea_male Hog. Charlie Mal-

pure Mallard Gack. eit

-yr.-old and the rest

yr.s hatch, $25.00 for lot.
Shirley, Morrow. ;

B. turkeys, 6 wks. a6
15th, $15.00; also 7 will be
old July 12th, $8.75. Pay
gs. up to 100 miles.
s Bertha Prophitt, Chipley,

Suineas, 31.00 ea: also
roosters and pullets,

Broadbreasted, Avril
Bronze turkeys, finest
. Goldbank str. large

Sell or trade for

ae cow, fresh or one that

Bring cow and

Lewis Ses

vi ueki ings. ton ae at my
x - Ritz, Jad cae

ee oe Red eee
AS 250, Now Chks.
ilen, Rt. hee Box

Vhi Pekin ducks fond
black and white duck,
g Pekins about 7 wks.

speckled ducks, 8 wks.
.00 ea. for grown and

young. Miss LeRoy
_ Bolton, Fisher Ave.

rite ducks, Avril hatch,
a. or trade for hens. A.
tt, Atlanta, 223 Racine
W. Ra 0325.

hens), $1.00 ea.. or
r 2 White Rock hens or
am hens of good stock,
1. Griffin, Gainesville,

ea., at 12 wks. o!d: roost- }

-| ter,

, | and Poultry

| ensi.

Rte 1,

Want 500 Christie N. H. pul-
lets. State date hatched, price
and if direct stock. Will come
for them. H. L. wills. Cumming,
Rhy ee a

WYANDOTTES WANTED: :

Want 5 pullets and 1 cockerel,
dark color. Rose Comb Silver
ace Wyandottes. March 1942,
hatch, of high breed. Pay
eash. Willie Rutch Holsen-
back, - Ranger.



POSITIONS WANTED



Want large: -14.h.- crop. for
1944 with 4 or 5 R. house, out-
bildgs., 2-or 3. mi. Athens! Can
furnish stock and self. Lester
Massey. Danielsville. Rt. os

Want farm for 1944 on 50-50
basis. Must be good land. free
of Johnson grass. Good stock
and tools and house: near
school and church: large 1
horse or small 2 H. with Ford
or Farmall tractor. in Fulton
Co.
and corn. R. D. Wilson, Col-
lege Park, Rt. 1.

Man wants
driving. tractor.
cultivation and planting. Can
handle any type machinery.

job. om farm,

Rie2.

Married man, wife, 3 chil-
dren, wants job: poultry and

kinds farming, tractor and truck
upkeep. Reasonable wages,
home, wood, pasture, near

mi. Atlanta. 53 yrs. old.. All
letters ans. Seb Cantrell;
Atlanta, 439 Crew St.



FARM HELP WANTED

Want large family. white or
colored, to gather 50 A. cot-
ton. Would like one or 2 of
the family to operate tractor.
bane nouse)
water furnished. Near good
school and churches. Clay L.
Brown, Hartwell. Rt. 1.

~ Want white or colored couple,
no children, good. sober work-
ers, reliable, exp. in poultry
and hog raising. Have mule 44%
A. trucking, furnish everything

hot and cold shower,
etc. Reasonable salary.
out on Bus Line.

room,
lights,
Board. 9 mi.
Mrs. B.
76 Baker St,. N. E: Wa 8433.

ily, 38 to 50 yrs. old, to help
operate small Dairy and farm
work. Must be a hustler.
furnish house, wood water and
garden. State in first letter
ee expected and other de-
tails. Jesse B. Stocks, eess
burg. Put

Want reliable hard cooneae
couple, white, with son large
enough to do light. farming.
15 A. cultivation. 9 mi. Atlanta.
Must be familiar with Hog

with lights, also Cow furnished }
and good year round salary.

W.-C. Satterthwait, Alana.
115 Jackson St. N. E., Wa. 0131.

Want col. man and wife with
not over 1 child to do ligh}
farming. Feed hogs and chick-
Salary $10.00 week with
good house. water. wood fur-
nished. Will divide % profits
on all produce sold, Perma-
nent job and good chance to
make money. Located near De-
eatur. Give details first letter.
ee Day. Decatur, 242 Meade

~ Want 2 men for Farm and
Dairy work. who are able and
willing to work. 5 R. House,
electric lights, 15 ti. Atlanta.
J. P. Glore, -Austell,: Rt.



( Glore s SaeT

dart wish.

Red.

Want to plant truck stuff |,

12 yrs. exp. in

State salary paid in first let-:
-O. C. Foskey, Thomasville.

farm work. Life time exp. all |.

school and church. within 50

| Crop.
wood and good.

and give 1/4 of all sold. Large |

J. Rembert, Atlanta,

Want man with small fam- |

Will.

raising. Good house.

2,

farm work.
Vand home.
138 Fayetteville Road.

Want man with small. family
for gen. farm work. Work by
day. 25c an hour, with usual
things. furnished. Work every

W. M. Chester,
Rises: A

Want woman to live in hom?
with olq couple and help with |
farm work, one who needs. ay
good home. Mrs.
Dulvtin se Rel

Want colored couple to tive
on small farm near Chamblice.
Room, board, plus salary of
$85.00 mo. All modern con-

hw,

| veniences, Uniforms furnished.

*phone Wa. 0220. Baxter Mad-
dox. Atlanta, Ist Nat'l Bank.

Want 2 reliable white or:
colored families to work crops
on shares for 1944. Excellent
land with full cooperation. If
you. arent good, dont app-y.
W. H. Adams, Madison. P. O..
Box sil. s

Want at once, settled. unin-
cumbered woman to help with
farm work. No milking. Ne
snuff or liquor heads wanted.
Good home, live as one of ene
ily. Write at once. R.
Jones, Atlanta, 3044 Howell
Mill Rd. Ch 5501.

$20.00 week, house, milk. No
loafers need apply. Jno L. Por-
tgp Decatur, McAfee Rd. ~

- Want man with small family
on. stock farm. $12.00 weel
straight time. . House rent,
wood, vegetables, water and
lights, all free. Inside city
limits. Year round job. Wife
can work.at good salary if de-
sire to. P. L. Meadows, Vidalia.

Want colored family to pick
cotton and help gather crop at
onee. Give crop for 1944 if
desired. Geo. McPherson, Quite
man. Rt 5.

can- repair fences, do ~rough
carpenter work, etc. $2.00 day
plus house rent and firewood.
JaC, Cutter. DeSota.-

Want good family to gather
cotton and other erops, also

share. basis. H. Shepard,
Nashville. i

dleaged, without small children

with good house, meals ang sal-
ary. Attend to yard. poultry

car and tractor and have ail
round practica] experience.
Dont answer without good
ref. TR. Prerson,. Care
Geisure Ranch, Doraville.

- Want family to gather small
crop. Colored or white. Furn-
ish good house and conven-

Mrs. P. M. Johnson, Lovett.

Want 1 wage hand, white or
colored. Furnish house. Plen-
ty day work. R. F. Thompson,
Jonesboro. Rt. 1.

Want family to help gather
Have 25 acres in cotton,
25 in corn, and 25 in hay. Good
house. Can move now: J. T.
Wellborn, Madison. Rt. 4.

Want. good. reliable family
with: enough help to pick 500
.or 600 Ibs. cotton'a day. Furn-
ish house and wood and give
customary | Eyes and crop for
1944.5 W. : Couch. Luthers-.
ville. ;

Want small family. oe help
gather crop. Man above drait
age.s 3: Rie house. spring in
yard, 12 nfi. So. city. 1% mi.
East Ellenwood. W. C. Howie!
Ellenwood.

Want exp. Dairyman with 1
or workers in family. Must be
reliable and sober. House,
wood, milk and extra good '
salary. C. N. Roberts. Savan-
nah. Rt. 2, care Roberts Dairy.

- Want farm labor, ~ entire

}families, white or colored, for

gathering crops--at Piedmont.
eke ee Supt. . aBQ eae,

Want man to take charge of
small dairy and farm. near
Savannah, E. Starkey. Thun-
derbolt. Phone, QUT es

Care for hogs,
light farming. Furnish house,
wood, garden, 1 hog. Chick-
ens on shares. $10.00 week. C.
L. Bazemore, Savannah, Rt. 4.

_ Want caretaker for livestock
and 24 acres. 2 R. house. No
salary. Free rent, wo0d and.
water. Plenty work in neigh-
borhood. Elderly: couple or
bachelor, white or colored. Lo=

small. family,

Write. J. L. Mercer, Atlanta,
88 Walton St.. N. W. 4

crop, white or colored. Will
furnish house and wood. Write
or see W. - Patrick, MURR



or,

Want. white woman to dol
Reasonable sa:avy |
W. H. Lee, Decatur,



EB. Davis, :

| Witholds issued

-Want first class. Dairyman.-

Want 2 exp. farm hands ae

plant a full crop vegetables en |

Want col. couple. about mid-

to live on place, 15 mi. Atlanta,

and hogs: man must also drive:

jently located. Write at onc. |.

Want sober white man. with |

eation, near Stone Mountain. |}

Want family to help deteenk



Sad EF eed Division

eer 1948,

Honorable Tom Linder, :
Commissioner of Agriculture,
Atlanta, Georgia.

| Dear Mr. Linder:

I respectfully submit an itemized semi- ae

report of the work done by the Food and Feed

ion, Department of Agriculture, State of Georgia
ginning January 1, 1943 and ending . June 30,
Inspection on foods and feeds. si8,, 508
Byes
Samples taken to be sae ae 2241

Abatements 225
The following feeds aid feeds were with}

from sale being offered in violation. of the Feed
Feed Laws:

Eggs

Butter

Milk

Filled Milk

Cane syrup
Maple syrup.

Bottle drinks

Grapefruit juice
Coffee stretcher
Sausage

Soybean meal flour
Corn meal _

Sa Sothioce
Vinegar

Sh as a en eS SS ee

Flavoring

SS

See (short <a

~The following foods were. destroyedunfi e
human See : :
Meal

Flour

Mayonn aise

Fish anual

Sausage
Ham. .
Chicken

Bacon

Hog heads
Hog Maw

Cheese
Canned goods

Pineapple |
Limes
Avacadoes
Apples.

Bananas

Oranges
Lettuce

English peas

Irish potatoes
Cauliflower
Squash _.

Collards Giunches)
Pepper. 22.3 eC
| Radishes Spe ee
Spinach

Turnips

Turnip salad
Turnips (bunches)
Mustard greens

Onions

Cabbage
Asparagus

Cucumbers
Cantaloupes

The following plants were sno
planting:
Tomato

Yours very truly,
AD. HARRIS,

| Chief : Food Ir