Farmers and consumers market bulletin, 1945 August 8

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"WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 8, 1945



ion Grop

ITORIALBy Tom Linder

year Ss. cotton acreage is the
since 1885. It is the smallest
Yop. in sixty years.
ddition to the small acreage the
prospect i is for a very short crop
e Extreme rains which have

our flood stages in the Mississ-
er this year have substantially
-eotton crop in that area.

ughout most of the cotton belt
weather has caused enormous
nd boll weevil infestation.

iding for hundreds of miles
ut South Georgia I have no-
ewest blooms on cotton at the

ar that I have seen since the

evil first came to Georgia.
the first years they prac-

press
Bae
vere - >
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ae Rt ni



A
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moved the erop in South |

The Price of Cotten

on is now bringing sont one-

much as it should bring.

: parity on cotton under the
uiural Adjustment Act is thirty-
forty | cents per pound, .
mn is cheaper today under pres-
s of production than it was ten

the same cee power that
oe the base a that is,

d eels sont per er tae his
For the cotton farmer to haye
e purchasing power in 1945 that

luring the base period, his cotton
ave to bring at least three to four ,

much as the price average dur-
hase season.

the farmer received an aver-

welve cents during the base per-

would have to get from thirty- ?

riy-eight cents per pound for a
crop. to. have the same buying
that he had during the base per-
he farmer received as high as
ents per pound for some years
ing the hase ae tod wen crops

rt a crop any year Bae ihe z

od oe Ag will have this year.





cents per hour.

sonable for the farmer to expect fifty
cents per pound for this years | Crop of

~ cotton.

If the farmer receives fifty cents per

pound for this years crop of cotton he-

would then receive little more, if any,

than twenty- five cents per hour for his
labor. . =e

I know that a lot of people will throw

up their hands in holy horror at the idea.

of a farmer getting fifty cents for cot-
ton.
nothing of a labor wage of sixty- five
Sixty-five cents per
hour is two and one-half times as much

as the farmer would get if he should re-_

ceive fifty cents per pound for this
years cotton crop.

_ Cry Of Inflation

There are those who, parrot like, cry
inflation whenever there i is a sug ggestion
of the farmer getting a ane. price for

his crop.

These people who Sas ery infla-
_tion about priees do not know what in-
- flation. is.

I noticed the other day a cartoon in

a newspaper with a dam across a river.
and the water backed up behind the
dam was called *

The dam
itself was called charlieg prices.
The idea of the cartoon clearly was that
you could prevent Saas by controll-
ing prices.

inflation.
6c

This was a most childish idea. Prices

do not and cannot cause inflation. High

prices can bea result of inflation but not
the cause. Inflation can be the cause of

high prices but inflation can never be

the result of high prices. Inflation is

simply an extreme increase in the

amount of money and credit that is
made available. Ses

We already have flan. We have

_ had five hundred per cent inflation since

1932.. In 1932 there was a total supply,
in round figures, of six billion dollars of
currency and coins. Today there is, in
round figures, a thirty Dillion dollar
supply of currency and coins. Any
school child can see that we have a five
hundred per cent inflation.

If you undertake to hold prices down
arbitrarily when you have inflation you
simply aggravate a bad condition.

In the cartoon referred to above, the
thing that was needed was to move the

dam and let the flood waters roll out to

the sea.

These same people, however, think

without raising prices,



ac to the amount of money that i
available. See :

I am not only talking about

prices, I mean prices of everythin
mean labor scale prices, [ mean salarie

for white collar workers, professiona
people and others, I mean prices of

dustrial products, [ mean oe

ere ene a

The national debt continues to
erease. Congress is preparing to la
a tremendous Unemployment Wor
Program to cost billions of dollars.
of this means necessarily a further
inerease in the volume of money whi
will be more inflation of currency

When you have arbitrarily low p
with inflation, it amounts to deflatiot

on all commodities including labor

services.

Increasing the ae of
anlage
wages has the same practical effect
you cut prices, wages and salaries w

| out reducing the amount and volw

money in circulation.

~ Hold This Years Cotton ever

of It.

Congress is now in recess but t.
nave to. have money for your cot on
not sell it but put it into the G
ment Loan. If you put cotton ~
Loan you will have until next Jun
redeem it. In the meantime there
be a cotton famine unless a cot 4
is imported.

There has been a lot of Ge al |
great surplus of cotton on hand. T
truth of the matter is that nearly al
the cotton in the warehouses has }
picked over time and again in search
for spinnable cotton.

If the cotton farmer begins s

this crop as he gathers it this will lai

ly destroy the effect of the ho
movement.

Tf the cotton farmers general

refuse - se co a wi :

years ; crop.

If you have old cotton thas vor :
been holding, now is the time to h

tigher than ever.

if the farmer does not get ap i







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SECOND HAND ~

_ MACHINERY FOR SALE

Cole Pea Planter, $12.00.

A 18, without motor,

SECOND - HAND
MACHINERY FOR SALE



eth es

Also a
Come
Elli-

1 Can Sealer, $10.00.

gee, Chas. Holverstott,

jay, Rt. 5.

1 used J. D. 3 disc Tiller for
gale, Alvin Harrison, Dearing.

Turner power Hay press, 16x
first class

cond, just baled 600 bales (all

has ever been used). |
M. L. Clay, Monticello. |

See, dont
write.

+ 8 H. Int'l gas. eng., and 1 cyl-

dnder Sears Corn Sheller. Jack

Milford, Gainesville, Rt. 1.

8 Continental -Gin outfits.

ready to go; 2 power, three 70
and three 80 (run last season),

power.
offer or trade for anything can

$250.00.

and other three 70
-Accept any reasonable

All Jtters ans. O.

cotton tractor
- dusting machine to fit Farmall
tractor, $50.00; also 1 old 2
-eight-row grain drill, $50.00.
homas M. Tillman, "Athens,
Sunset Farm.

One R2 Caterpillar Crawler
Type tractor, in good cond.,
ith power take off and belt
ulley, $1;250.00. Also Hardy
ach Spraying machine, power
take off, 200-gal. cap., good
eond: . Ideal for small orchard,
FOB, J... Brown,
_ Manchester.

1. New model Golden 3 roller
Can Mill, Rollers just been
frued up, and new bearings in,
$40.00, FOB. Geo. W. McDon-

ald, Vidalia, Center Dr.

oF

~ One No. 3 Golden Cane Mill,
end 1 copper pan, 3%2x9, $50. 00
a my farm. J. L. Pitts, Thom-

Le

Farmall tractor, model B,
with complete planting and cul-
ating equipment, 1 4-disc Til-
der, and 1 7-foot mowing ma-
Herbert Moss, Madison,

: A 12-f:. Wind Mill and Steel
OW. P. Elder, Culloden. |
I Cider, Mill, large Studebaker
INetor and feed cutter. H. EH;
Bowman, Buford, Rt. 2.

Van Brunt 16 disc. tractor
rain adrill, $150.00; tractor 7-
ft. mower. for F-20 or 30, $100. 00.
D. W. Harp, Reynolds.

1 new Super 39 Clipper
Cleaner for all kinds Seeds, wt.
350 Ibs. - Sell at discount,

Chas. H. Fite, -Cedartown.

- Mule drawn 8 disc McCormick
Decring harrow, 1940 model, in
150d cond, used very little and
nas been stored under shelter.
Dr. H. E. Grigzs, Conyers.

3 Lammus 70-saw Gins, Air

fast and a dbi. box hydraulic
press in good cond., cheap. Mrs.
Jd. E. Letson, Jackson, Rta:

siae delivery rake, good
es cond., $75.60 ceth. Clif-
ford | . Jones, Benevcience.

arm hay baier, power

0, Ebson Fautkcnel,

without }

5S. $900.00:

lans,

1 rubber tired buggy, fine
cond., $150.00. Also David
Bradley No. 8 Feed Grinder,
complete with practically new
3% h. p. eng. equipped with
Wico magneto. Jack Reinstein,
Savannah, Victory Dri. and
Bee Rd.

J. D, 5 ft. dbl. sec. harrow,
bought new in May. W. E.
Parker, Covington.

Star Pea Huller, used 1 sea-
son, power driven, 600 r. p. m.,
like new. Repainted and tight-
ened all over, $75.00 cash or
trade for 2 H. wagon, boars,
cow, turkey or chickens. Hob-
son Brook, Stephens.

1 heavy duty Allis Chalmers
cultivator, complete with
power lift, used about 3 days,
i Intl power Hay
operates with belt, in
goed cond., -ready for use,
$200.00. Wee M: Clemones,
Rome, Rt. 3.

Allis Chalmers tractor, model
B, on good rubber, first class
cond., ready to go with cultivat-
ing and all planter parts; also
carry Cole planter parts (that
go with-it), has lights... A. W.
Barfoot, Dublin, Rt. 5.

1 Cane Mill and Evaporator.
B. A. King, Kennesaw, Rt. 1.

A J. D. LA tractor hatrow,
3 disc tiller, planting and culti-
vating outfit. W. B. Leverette,
Tifton.

Intl Ensilage Cutter,
|last season, good cond.,
\for trench silo, $150.00.
| Sparks, Soperton.

Oliver No. 2 Combine with

Baler,



fine
R. M.

in Spring, 1944, $500.00.
Snell, Snellville.

1942 model B Allis Chalmers
tractor, on good rubber, lights,
starter, power lift, motor in
A-1 condition, reeently rebuilt;
complete outfit with 20-dise
harrow, planters, cultivators
and 3 ft. combine. Mrs. Edw.
Johnson, Hogansville, Rt. 3.

Farmall,12 tractor, on gvuod
rubber, in good cond., at my
farm,.5 mi. East of Louisville.
C. H. Dawson, Louisville.

Four 70-saw huller
Lummus air-blast gins, consist-
ing of dbl. box hydraulic press
and pump; 75 h. p. elec. motor,
fans and everything complete,
$2,000.00 complete, or sell sep-
arate. W. A. Payne, Butler.

t No. 66 J. D. Hay Chopper
with Windrow pickup attach-
ment, $619.69. FOB. We =Cc.
McCranie, Miian.

Farmall A tractor with start-
er and lights; 2 dise plow, cul-
tivator, planter and _ harrow.
All No. 1 cond. See. No letters
H. L. Keadle, Forsyth, Rt.

E.R.

3.

Old model Fordson tractor, all
steel wheels, newly rebuilt, lot
of good service in it, Block
rebored, new-.rods and pistons.
Cp. Hall, Decatur, 124 Drexel



ne He 1713,

cl

'|Hay Baler, first class cond.

used |.

new: 6.00-20 tires; combine new |.

breast



SECOND - HAND =
MACHINERY FOR SALE |



An 8 a Sapebiex sanitary
church and some farm and
blacksmith*tools. See or write.
J. H. Butts, Mt. Airy, Rt. 1.

Fordson tractor in excellent
mchanical cond. 1 dbl. dise

harrow, practically new, 1 Oli-

ver dbl. disc plow, $428.00.
Harold C. Reece, Canton, Rt. 4.

1 {6-1 Comm =Mil--6 H.-P:
Witte eng,
$150.00 at my
Slater, Hinesville.

1 power Cane Mill, 3 roller,
name Jumbo 88, ready for
service, $95.00. Gus J. Evans,
Cochran, Rt. 3.

Golden No. 14x2 Roller SuTHP
mill with copper pan. Geo.
Watkins, Griffin, Rt. A.

1 used J.D. 3 dise Tiller for
sale. Alvin Harrison, Dearing,
Rt. 1

1 row hand Feeny Duster.
practically new, $7.00. Arthur
Owen, Barnesville.

A Melotte Separator, good
cond., a light hand operated
cream. separator, $20.00. Can-
not ship. Come see and try it
to your own satisfaction. Olivia

far, 1.7 2.

| Rustin, Mauk, Rt. 2:

_ Corn Binder, in. good mie=
chanical cond., $200.00. A. D-
Bagwell, Gainesville, Rt. 2.
1943 power
F,
Phone

model Turner

Ey Bentley, Roberta.

No. 29 or 54.

J. D. model B tractor on
rubber with all planting, culti-

vating, and guano distributors |;

and 1 8-dise Bush and Bog
Harrow. Pe Gs Jordan, Boston,
Rt, 1,

19380 model Fordson tractor,
excellent cond. If interested,
eall Ch.1114. Henry W. Der-
den, Atlanta, 3245. Nancys
Creek Rd., N. W.

A pr. Fairbanks-Morse scales,
in. good cond., $85.00 at my
farm, 5 mi, N. KE. Albany on
Phlima Rd. Jesse B. Stocks,
Leesburg, Rt. 1.

Ford Ferguson tractor,
fect cond., nearly new rubber
all around, cultivating attach:
ments, pulley, Ferguson bottom
ae C. D. Collins, Cordele.
it. 4.

-T-20 Int'l Crawler type trac-
tor and 5 dise tiller, both in
good cond., $800.00. T. W. Jim-
erson, Griffin, Rt. C.

A 200 gal. Hardie spray tank,
power take off operated, A-]
eond., full equipped. Cyp Bul-
loch, Manchester.

per-

2 H. wagon for sale at
farm, 8 mi. Northeast of
Alea and see me at my home
in Alma. Dorene Altman, Al-
ma. 4

Elec. motored peach grading
outfit, fully equipped, cap., 6
to 10 cars. Can be inspected
at packing house. Terms: Cash.
A. J. Perryman, Talbotton.

1 W. C. Allis Chalmers trac-
tor, 1941 model, starter, lights,
mower, 2 disc plow and harrow.
I. P. Prather, Monroe.

McCormick - Deering Corn
Binder, splendid running cond.,

cut last seasons crop, $125. 00.
- ie a on, College Park, Rt.

1845 model H John Deere cul-
tivator, 3 disc Tiller, starter,
lights, and power lift. J. B.
Prather, Monroe,

1 Athens 2 disc plow, 26 dise,
for C Allis Chalmers tractor.
Same as new. G. Robert Phil-
lips, Royston, Rt. 1.



CORN AND SEED CORN
FOR SALE



About 200 bus. good clean
corn for sale, shucked. Bargain
at my farm 2 miles west of
Fairmount. T. H. Keker, Fair-
mount; Rt, ;

75 bu. Good Corn in Shuck
at: my. farm. ao Owen,
Barnesville,

425 bu. Corn in Shuck, for sale
FOB my Farm. I. M. Gallow ay,
Grifan, Rt Ay

Corn for sale at the ia oi
Mrs. Ica Perdue on Hwy. 7, 40
or 50 bushels. Walter R, Har-

rel, Barnesville, Rt i;

both good cond.,|.

| Fall Planting, makes 12 to 15 oi

= tion, tested, 100% Collard Seed,

LL. M. Wooten, Camilla.







DAIRY AUCTION SA ae
A pete Auction Sale, without reserve
held on August 14, at 1 P. M. sharp, at the.
P Dairies, on Tilson Rd., off 2nd Ave. D
60 Holstein, Guernsey, and Jersey -cows, al
Equipment, Tractor Equipment and many oth

items to be sold. F. M. Holtsinger, Auctioneer
Patterson, Iv: Owner, Decatur, Tilson Rd. :





SEED FOR SALE

PLANTS FOR





Red Nest Onions for ne and

next, $1.50 gal; $5.00 bu; White
Nest Onions, $1.00 gal. Miss
Pearl Cheek, Lawrenceville,

Rt. A;

100 lbs. Recleaned, germina: |

$55.00. Not less than 100 lbs.
sold. No checks ps W.
N. Jolly, Kingston, Rt.

Red Multiplying Scallion On-
ions and Buttons, from same,
$1.25 gal; White Nest Onions,
same price; Striped. Half Run-
ner Garden Beans, 35c teacup;
White Half Runner Garden
Beans, same price. PP in Ga.



Miss Mattie Brown, Reek Ball,
Ground.

Red and White Nest Onions,
$1. 50 gal; Gourds of different
sizes and shapes, 25c.ea. Mrs.

200 Ibs. Seven Top Turnip
Seed, 1945 crop, 75 1b; 5. lbs,
for $3. 00. No order filled for
less than 1:lb. All PP. Money
Order only. J. Y. Davis, Mar-
fin, Rt. 2.

Pure re-cleaned Purple Top
Turnip Seed, 75c Ib. Del. B. F.
Mauldin, Lavonia, Rt. 2.

New Crop mixed Turnip Seed, |
just right for salad, 50c lb; Bee
Collard Seed, 104 ounces or %4
toe a0es 2d; N. Carson, Griffin, |
Rises

Purple Top Turnip, Rape and
Collard Seed, 75 lb; E. J. Cab-
bage Seed, $3.00 Ib: Cabbage
Collard and Tomato Plants,
$2.50 M PP; also four yr. old,
1,300 Ibs. Mare, Roan Color,
gentle, work anywhere, $200.00;
50 White Chicken Feed Sacks,
washed, free of holes, $10.50 PP.
Lad; Ellis, Cumming.

Purple Top White Globe turn-
nip seed, Collards and Mustard,
50 Ib. Del. W. W. Williams, |
Quitman.

1945 Large Red prolific mul-|
tiplying Onion Sets for Aug,
Sept. planting, $1.15 gal. in 5
gal. lots. PP in Ga. C. B. Biggar,
Haddock.

White Nest Onions, $1.25 gal;
2 or 3 gals PP, no orders less.
Exs. 1 gal. onions for 3 printed
Feed Sacks, 3 same color. Bon-
nie Weeks, Dial.

30 Ibs. Good Seven Top Tur-
nip - Seed, 75c.-lb. or lot for
$12.50. Mrs. Mamie Stone,
Adairsville, Rt. 2,

White nest or multiplying on-
ions (will keep through winter,
plant in August,) $1.00 gal. PP.\
OQ. E. Jackson, Stephens.



PLANTS FOR SALE



Leading variety Tomato and
Cabbage Plants, 35 per C;
$2.25 M: Collard Plants, 30c C;
$1.50 M. Azzie Crow, Gaines-
ville, Rt.: 2.

Wakefield Cabbage, 35e C; 300
for 90c; $2.25 M. Del.; Collard
and Marglobe Tomato Plant,
30 Cf 300 for. 5c: $2.00 M.
Large lot cheaper. Lee Grow,
Gainesville, Rt. 2; Box 148.

Collard Plants, now ready,
900 for $1.00; $1.75 M. Prepaid.
H. F. Seay, Ellenwood, Rt/ 2.

Missionary Strawberry plants,
$1.00 C; $9.00 M: Aromas, same
price. Mrs. Carl Kimsey, Hia-
wassee.

Old Fashion Ga. Collard
Plants, now ready, shipped
promptly, 300 for $1.00; $2.50 M.
Cash with order. M. O, prefer-
red. No checks. Major Crow,
RED 1, Gainesville.

Cas. W. Eapnege Plants, Ga.
Collard Plants, 20e C;'1 NZ
White Doe, 1 yr. old, from Ped.
Stock, $4. 00 exp. col; White
Feed Sacks, 100 1b. cap. washed,
free of holes, 20c ea. Plus post-

| $1.50;
! mail.

| making

Scallion Onion Bu
qt; Collard Seed, 10c t
Jonquils and Grape
2c ea. All PP. Mrs
lor, Buchanan, Rt. 1.

Red Gold. and
Strawberry Plants, 40
for Print Chicken F
free of holes. 400 pl
sacks, all of a kind.

postage. Miss - Bertha

| Williamson.

Marglobe and Rutg
Plants, for sale, 3.00
must be. sent before :
shipped. J. B. Marti
ville, Rt. 1.

Ga. Collard. Plants,

Cash with o
checks. M. O. pref
C. Crow, Gainesville,

Mastodon, Everbear
berry Plants, guar
to. name, strong, we
free from disease, $1.

Pearl Hudgins, Flowery

Chas. W. Cabbage
Collard Plants, 20 C
Seed, 50c lb. Add p
Crowe, Cumming Rt.

Heading Coll

Chas. W, ee 500 f

Plants,
Wingo, Gainesville,
Tomato and Collar

E30G G3 $2.50 M; Red S
| Scallion. Butions, $1.

A. Crow, Gainesville,

FRUIT |
VEGETABLES FC

Several hundred
Bartlett Pears for
help in loading tru
Long, Quitman, Rt. 5.

35 or 40 bu. Pears t

| $1. 50 bu. for the lot

D. Young, Redan.

About 1000 bus.
Pears, for del. abi
15.. D.C, Strother,

ey Pineapple
and dry, 40c lb. Mrs.
| Cairo, Rt. 1; Box Tad

Pears, Ready Aug ist

output, $1.15 bu. in
mon Carter, Washing

Several bu. Dams
and several bu. Wild
jellies dhd= p
Now ready. Bring truck
them cheap. Mrs. Pat
tain, Talking Rock,
Farm, Rt. 2.

Apples for sale: A
ieties at Packing Ho
lywood on Asheville
M. Mathews, Hollyw

for Fall Planting,
gals. for $2.25. Del.
B. Murphy, Jasper; -

200 bu. Pineapple -
ready. Mrs. E. Childs,

Nice Dried Horse A Pp
35 Ib. Mrs. Lizzie Bu
ley; Rt..1. .

About 250, bu.
tree, 50 bu. at Om
Hattie Carter, Colt
100, Phone 5581.

Nice
worms,
Plus postage.
once. Mrs. i
Loganvill, Rt.
POTATOES:

50 bu. or mor
Bliss Trish a

age. Mrs. Otis Mashburn, oe $2.



ming, Rt. D







avy Cokers Victor|

d Oats, $1.00 bu; in

arm or $1.05 bu. sack-
-. CC. Pollard, 5Sr.,

Sandbar Ferry Rd.

2.40 per hundred

Jot of shucks, 75e per
lbs; cut shucked corn;
bu. Corn in shuck. All
my home; also Bleck"

%5e bu. Albert B. Mc-

and LeRoy, 2 distinct
y Ga. Experiment
absolutely pure, rust
proof; also Cokers
rain and Lee Victoria
p. Station Barley, San-
eat and Special Grain
for grazing; Barley
Oats, . and. Vetch,
and sound. R. D. Ta-
metto.
Fulgrain Seed Oais,
nd clean, 90c bu. FOB.
thers, Colbert, Rt. 2.

s Beardless Barley, $2)

OKelley,- Maysville,

SCELLANEOUS-
_ FOR SALE

eap. Feed Sacks, coarse
te, free of holes. anc
-ea. Better grade, 25c
Mrs. J. B. Gar-

dines, bronze Scuperr-|
3.00 doz. Well rooted,
ize, 50c ea; Himalaya
rong roots, same price.
. Robinson, Bowdon,

iD HERBS: =.
nint, Yellow Dock,
_ Sassafras, Queen of the
, Perennial Yellow Root,
Hazel Bark, Bearfoot
e Root, all 30c lb; 3
51.00. Vernie Stover,

BREES: .

Cherry and other trees

in if come after at my

ts. L. O. Mayo, Atlanta,
Ave.,.5. W. :

amount of Club and
nd Club Gourds, not
4 sold. No stamps.

ices. Mrs. T. B.

dif. sizes - and shapes.
Wooten, Camilla.

>

cap. White Bags, free

and mildew. unwashed,
No COD orders. Mrs.
, Gainesville, Rt. 2.

. Fill orders for
. V. Keith, Alvaton.

Hand pahered shade
crop, 1%. lb. for 60c;
lbs. or more 95c lb; 25

e lb; 50 Ibs. 85e Ib. All
ison T. Brown, Toc-

Ib. lots for 90c;
0 1b. All PP. J.C.
occoa, Rt. 2.

d trees, standing for
. M. Waggoner, Star
Stone Mountain.

> ground sage, 1945
0 lb. Del.
all orders; L.. A.

00 Ib; also}
| Must

| price per bu. Mrs. Ollie Pickett,

\Jarge Peanuts, 1 to 5 bu. lots;

| SEED WANTED:
Want 10 Ibs. Chufa seed for}

| Shackelford,

Cash - or}:

humbing ARI

although, for the moment,
due to war conditions.

Greensboro, N. C.

- Fuly 30, 1945.

Se

During the twelve months ending June 30

Federal Government collected a pilton dethins fa aces
on tobacco, most of it from three southern states. This is
an unfair tax and over the years it has rested heavily
on the tobacco farmer and he will feel its wi

S weight again

he is unusually prosperous

If tobacco had been grown most-

ly North of the Mason and Dixon line, it would never

porting the Government,

enport and Embree pretend

co

tell the story.

have been taxed as iteis today. This tax is based on a
fiction and was part and parcel of a much larger
scheme to exploit the southern statesvery much as
some of the European countries exploited their colonies
by shifting to southern shoulders the expense of sup-

L These northern publishers who go out of their
way to malign the South and their hired men like Dav-

to be thumbing their noses

at tobacco road when all the while they are in trath
thumbing a free ride for themselves. The half has not
been told and will not be told if you wait for them to

The wealth of the southern states today is greater
than the wealth of the entire United States in 1860.
Progress in the South has been truly remarkable con-

sidering the handicaps that have been placed in its

way.

Very truly yours,

JOHN W. CLARK.



MISCELLANEOUS
WANTED

BEANS WANTED:
Want 2 bu. White Colored
Haif Runner Green Beans. State

Dalton, 608 Oak St.

Want. 2 bu. Green Butter
Beans. Must he reasonable in
price and well filled out. Mrs..
Pat Serrells, Athens, Rt. 1.
SACKS WANTED:

Want Print Chicken Feed
Sacks, washed or unwashed.
Quote Del. price on 109 or 290.
Mrs. E. T. Almon, Columbus, 20
Brennans Circle.

Want Print Feed Sacks, wash-

same pattern. Write and state
best price. Mrs. V. E. Tench.
Demorest, Ri. 1. > : =
Want 51 Print sacks and 2
ducks. Advise what you have
and price. Miss Helen Tobler,
Lumber City, Rt. 2, Box 40.
PEANUTS WANTED: .
Want Prices on med. and
also prices on Ribbon Cane and
Sorghum Syrup in 6 or 12 can
lots. John T. Stone, Thomson,
325 Gordon St. ee
PEACH SEED WANTED:
Want 500 old time press or
cling stone Yellow and White
-and Red Meated Peach Seed
for. planting. Makes prices. Et:
L. Williams, Baxley. -
Want to get in touch with
party who has old fashion Fluel-
len Yellow. Clingstone Peach-
Seed. C. B. Bigger, Haddock.

OATS WANTED:

Want 2000 bu. Feed Oats.
Quote best price. W. P. Elder,
Culloden.

BUTTER:

- Want 2 Ibs. nice country but-
ter ea. week of own personal
use, and not for resale. J. Ei
Wheeler, Atlanta, 2560 Tilson
Dr.,. S.-E.,.De 4637.

research purposes. Gordon Saus-
sy, Savannah. .
BITTERSWEET WANTED:
Want to hear from some one
who has Bittersweet. If in poor
cond. will probably do. Write
what you have. Mrs. G._O.
Jefferson ~ Rd.,
Athens. f
HONEY BEES WANTED: -
Want to buy honey bees in
box hives or log gums. Will
come get them. J. O. Hallman,
Blackshear, Rt. 1, Box 87.
ONION SETS WANTED: _
Want 4 lbs.-Bermuda Onion
Sets. State price in Ist. letter.

BEE HIVES WANTED:

Want some patent Bee Hives.
be reasonable. C. HE.

ed or unwashed: want 12 of the+

| gals.
/ Burnette, Whitesburg, Rt. 2. |

Mrs. B. H. Purvis, Helena, Rt. 1.)



Fowks, Atlanta, 1406 Lake ood
A: Ss. E i = eee



CATTLE FOR SALE



QJersev and 2 Guernsey mileh |

Cows, fresh with Calf. Good
sees L. P. Singleton, Fort Val-
ey.

1 Steer, wt. 900 lbs. If inter-

ested, see or write. G. C. Brown,
Butler, RFD 2. On the Old Nat:

Joiner Place.

Fine Jersey Cow expected to
freshen soon. Gives extra good
quality Milk and good, firm,
yellow butter. Fat. gentle. Wt.
800 Ibs. easy to milk, $150.00;
also Good Mare Mule, gentle,
fat, work anywhre, about 950
Ibs. $100.00 at barn. Frank
Cain, Buford, Rt. 2.

Purebred Jersey Bull, ready
for light. service, bred by Ga.
Experiment Station. Bull and
purebred Cow. No papers. Very
energetic and a beauty, $75.00
at barn. W. S. Mixon, Griffin,
Rec.

6 nice head of Cows and Year-

| lings, .5 Females and 1 Steer,

average wt. 425 Ibs. $215.00 for
quick sale. John G. Barrow,
Rhine.

Purebred White Face Bull, 2
yrs. old, for sale. Reasonable.
J. F. Chester, Atlanta, 38 Can-
dler Rd., S. E., De 6843.

4 Reg. Hereford Bulls, 2 yrs.
old, 6 Reg. Hereford Bulls, 14
mos. old 15 Reg. Hereford Bulls,
7 yrs. old. All horn type. Show-
ing 50% or more, W. H. R. breed
ing. Percy A. Price, Albany.

1 Good Milech Cow, gives 3
Milk daily, -$60,00. Carl

1 Jersey Cow with Second
Calf 3 mos. old, giving 2 gals.
milk, plenty butter, $75.00 at my
place. H. V. Branan, Austell, Rt.
He

1 Reg. Guernsey Bull for sale,
3 yrs. old, gentle and easy to
handle, from Trion Guernsey
Farm, Silver Cups behind him.
W. D. Watson, Forsyth, Rt. 2.

. Reg. 3 Star Jersey Bull, born
Jan. 23rd 1941, son of Long-
view Observer and Hall mark
Endowment-grandsire _ Raleigh
Primate Observer. Mrs. J. H.
Arnold, Sr., Newnan, Rt. 4.

1 fine Jersey Cow, giving 3
gals. milk daily, Calf, 1 month
old, $85.00. Mrs. -Curtis Stone,
Commerce, Rt. 2. =

2 reg. yearling Aberdeen An-
gus bulls, $150.00 ea. at farm.
W. R. Howard, Stephens. ~

Steer, 18- mos. old, will piow
or pull to wagon, for sale. Cleve-
land Lanier, Atlanta, 2654 Cas-
cade Ave. S. W., phone Ra
5070.

3 Reg., Polled Hereford heif-
ers. Battle Domino and Beau

Mischief breeding, also 3 Poll-

ed Hereford bulls of same breed
ing, old enough for service.

M. Biggers, C

| 20 Reg. OIC Pigs, 6 wks. old.}
| Male, $15.00 ea; Gilts, $18.00 ea.}

dis, Quitman.
,

F.
a



at my barn. ~W. R. Clower,
Brookhaven, Ch 5991,

6 SPC Gilts, 2 mos. old, $15
ea; 4 SPC Males, 2 mos. old,
$15.00 ea. All Pigs Cholera im-
mune, and have had Septicema
or Swine Plague treatment.
Will ship exp. col. on receipt
of Postal M. O. for $16.00 ea;
$31.00 for 2. R. A. Wright, Hil-
ton.

Nice Young Hampshire Male,
'8 mos. old, wt. around 100 lbs.
$30.00 purebred; also nice young
Hamp. Pigs, ready to wean. Exe.
for Baby Calves. Have 8 to 10
| head for exchange. Odis S. Dug-
gan, Chestr. ,

ea. Reg. in buyer's name. Be
ready Aug. 15. E. M. Cason,
Buckhead. :

; S
7 Duroc Shoats; wt. atound 50



rows, $24.00 ea. Mrs. M. F. Gad-

_ 3 Big Bone Black African
' Guinea Gilts, 6 wks. old, treat-
ed and shipped FOB, $15.00 ea.
Herman CGC. Brewer, Danielsville,
Fc s.

Reg. Essex Male Hog, wt.
about 300 Ibs. 2 yrs. old, thin
haired real. fine, $75.00. A. L.
| Moss, Lula, Rt. 2.

10 OIC Fine Pigs, from old
sow at $10.00 ea. Come get therm
Aug. 16: also some Hens and
Friers. Henry Duffey, Patter-
son Rd., McDonough, RFD 2,
Box 48.

HORSES AND MULES
FOR SALE





A No. 1 Farm Horse fer sale,
1400 Ibs. Work at anything,
Plow Saddler, 8 yrs. old. Ga.
raised, sound in every way.
Come see 414 miles east of
Reidsville. W. 'S. Riggs, Manas-
sas.

4 yrs. old, 1206 lbs. and 1 horse
wagon, both for $250.00. G. E.
Farnsworth, Louisville, Rt. 1.

1100 lb. Black Horse Mule,
$85.00; also 1100 lb. Mare Mule,
-$75.00; and nice Rubber. Tire
Wagon, new -built 16 in tire.;
Use single-double as for trac-:
tor. H. G. Thompson, Atlanta,
Prayer Rd, Rt. 1, Box 215. Ca
6890.

1 Grey Mare, 9 yrs. old, in
good condition, wt. .1200 lbs
Work anywhere, $150.00. Exc.
for 100 good hens. Any kind
except Ba.sms or exc. for hogs.
Mrs. H. E. Redding, Fairburn.

riding, very gentle, Roan color
with white face and feet, $100.
B. L. Custer, Allgood Rd., Mar-
jetta.

1 Mare Mule, work anywhere,
wt. 900 lbs. Blind in 1 eye, 11
yrs. qld, good cond. $35.00; 1
Hornless Bull, wt. 350 lbs. 15
mos. old, crossed with Guern-
sey and Jersey, Blue type, gen-
tle, $40.00. J. H. Hurley, Pea
Ridge, Riverdale, Rt. 1. :

Plug Mule, will plow, work
in harness and very ;gentie.
Robert Head, c/o Hicklin Farm,
Jonesboro, Rt. 1.



RABBITS AND CAVIES
FOR SALE



Mixed Rabbits, 1 pr. White, 4
mos, Old. $1.25.,eat 1 Gray, =
white, 2 mos. old, $1.00 ea. FOB.
Aubrey Golden, Doerun, RFD
oe

2 NZ White Buck Rabbits, 3
mos. old, $3.00 ea. Purebred.
Mrs. C. H. Reese, Norwood, Rt.
oe ye

2 NZW Does, 1 NZ Red Doe,
1 NZW Buck. All for $12.00.
E. V. Barrow, Atlanta, 425 Page
Ave., N. E. De 7080.

4 Large Black and White Rab-
bits, 3 Does and 1 Buck exc. for
Goats, print Feed Sacks or
Heifer Calf; 5 lbs. Turnip Seed,
half 7 Top and half Purple Top
Globe, $1.00 lb. for sale or exc.
for Print Feed Sacks, 2 for each
tb. Lynne Whaley, Rock Spring.

2 NZ White Does, bred; also
1 Buck, same breed, $2.00 ea;
All for $.0u it taken at onde.

Purebred Hereford Pigs, -$20)

or 60 Ibs. ea; 3 Gilts and 4 Bar-|

Pretty Gray Mare, Draft type, |.

Stallion, 4 yrs. old, broke tor



NZ White Rabbits, 4 mo:
$1.25 ea. Giant size:
old NZ Giant size White
Rabbits, wt. about 915 Ib
ea. William Bradshaw,
i Box dis. :
NZ White Rabbits, S
Does, mon-pedigreed, but.
large animals, $5.00 ea;
covey Ducks, $1.50 ea.
stock quaekless type, he
fat. W. S. Carlos, Macon, Blee
field Rd., Rt. 2.



SHEEP AND GOAT.
FOR SALE



2, Tog. Nannies, 2 vrs. old
1 yr. $15.00 each; One N
Doe, fresh, 3 yrs. old, now
mg 1 gal. $25.00.. HD. Y
Dalton, 1108 May St.

2 yr. old Tog. Milk Goat w
2 Nannies 1 month old, $2
for the 3; 1 Long Haired Bi
2 yrs. old, ean pull wagon,
I Jersey Cow giving 31%
daily,. $80.00; Game Hens, $
'to $2.00 ea. Loeckard Bell,
Pharr Rd., Decatur.

Purebred, Ped. and Reg.
genburgs, exclusively. Qu
breeding for high milk pr
tion. Doelings and Year.
reasonably priced for these
ter class animals. John Hyn
93 Warren St., N. E. De 51:

2 Milk Goats: Nubian read:
for breeding; other Toggen
giving milk now. Bargain. h
D. G. Kimbrough, Red Oak.



LIVESTOCK WANT



/CATTLE WANTED:

Want Cattle to pasture at
per head per month: good fe
ing and plenty water. Past
will accommodate 12 to 15 he
Mrs. J. M. Waggoner,
Mountain, Royal Oaks
Hwy. 141. AGE ee

Want for Cash or will
a young Mule, for a good
of Work Steers, not 7 yrs
Yoke that will drive wit
lines. Jim Pierce, LaFaye
Rt. 4k. ae

HOGS WANTED:



|. Want reg. Duroc Jersey

large enough for light servie
also 2 reg. Duroe bred Gilts
related to male. Must be C
Red Blocky type. W. E
wick, Arlington, Ga,

SHEEP AND | oo
GOATS WANTED:
Want 1 Nannie Goat,
ever month old. Write
you have for sale. Earl Herri
Lithia Springs, Rt.

with reg. papers. R
service. W. T. O'Conn

Vaniar. ;



POULTRY FOR S.

BANTAMS: pee :

Exhibition Bred Dark Corni
Bantams, cockerels and p
in trios, $12.00 and $15.0
trio. Good heads, typ
color, all seamless band
vaccinated. Z. E. Lott, Augu
Box 916.

Modern Brown Red
Bantams, 5 Stags and 3 Put
8 mos. old. Stags now
enough to trim. Lot for
Chas. W. Flemister, Dalt
May St. : :

Mixed bantams, 1 cock an
hens, and 2 pullets, $2.50;
eons, cross White Kings
Homers, 50c ea; also 1 large
White doe rabbit, $3.00
Jolly, Decatur; 316 Meas
De 1960. ee e

10 mixed bantam.
(some are spotted) and 1
ted rooster $8.25 FOB -
also B. R. pullets and roo:
AAA, 1945 hatch, $25.00 FOB
for Rocks. Mrs. Cariton .$
Commerce, Rt: 2. ee
BARRED ROCKS:

16 BR pullets, 1 rooste

ae

*

for lot; 5 White Roe!
$10.60 for lot. All abo
old and purebred. B. C.
Chua, 2





Bremen





least ae Bact Bas White
ey hatch, a in

: 5 3A Imperial es Rock
illets, hatched May and June.
A greece eo Fats |

}
{

RB Bicodtested, Pullets and.
Roosters, 8 wks. old,
tch, $1 25 ea., at my home.)
Avs: J. L. Logan, Washington, |

20 GAMES
ND GIANTS:

Dark <oenistt May batched
thoroughbred:
r 12 pallets, $2.0 ea; or 6)
ets, 1 Cockerel, $11.00. Int
t crates. FOB. Mrs. R. T.'
atham, Acairsville, Rt. 2...

Pit Games: Sniders pure Ba-
. dorses, Pure Grist |,
radys kensas Travelers, 9. |
yn j eyS

>
gle
eaver,

Cocks. $15.00 ea. Tom |
Canon, Rt. 22

2 yr. old Pit Game Cock, wt.
4 Ibs, in good cond. $50; cy
e 1944 hatch Stag,. ready to
alk, $3.00. All best game. C.|
Griffin, Gainesville, 718 Oak |

Pit Gece Stags, 1945 hatch, |
sale. Gua gantecd. aoe

Pit eine ae and Pullets.
sale, 1648 hatch. Gameness |
> Winning Qualities.

ed, cesonenle price. J.

Pureb: ed es, Jersey Giant
ot 1945 hatch, $1.30

One, 3 yr. old Charlie Brown
hawl brood Cock, (1 eye) $10.
JB. Splendid individual: also
AV few ee $2.50 ea, J. W.
See, oo



also} Kings.

pullets
' Lumpkin.

hatch.

"| 4944 hatch. J. R. Gardner,



MISCELLANEOUS CHICKENS |
Several hundred broilers
"ready tor market August. 13.

, Stella Sizemore, Lawrenceville,
Pet 2. :

ee 7
30 Buff Orpington Pullets, 12

| wks. old, $1.25 ea. Money order

only. Stanley L. Bees Oco-

June nee.

PIGEONS:

Lope ai Pigeons,
Banded, ship by express.
old Griffin, Canton, Riek,

Pigeons: Silver
producers of Jumbo
fast feeders and fast
$4.00 pr. mated. Exc.
for Brown. Leghorns,
or hens. a He Barr,

$3.00.
Har-

2

Aristocrat

Squabs,
pe eeders,
Pigeons

White Kings, $2.00 pr;
rabbits, NZ.,

6 pr.
also 4 young

1945 Trio, $12.50, Whites, 8 wks. old, $1.50. Come
mae Bach br ced Old Trio, $205 taher

Cannot ship. Mrs. Julia

Varnedoe, Atlanta, 130 5: Can-

dler Rad.
(REDS CN. H.:&-R. 1)

30 NH. -Red Pullets, April
hatch, 1945, from U. S. approved
bloodtested flock with high lay-
Ing? record. Healthy. Will ship

'10 or more, $2.50 ea. PP. Money

order only. J. A. Davis, Martin,
Rt. 2:

400 NH Red Pullets, April
from U.S. approved,
bloodtested Flocks, $2.00 each.
FOB. J. C. Royal, Howard, Rt.
Ls :

25 Pure NH Hens, $2.50 ea.
-Lo-
cust Grove. . :

15 NH Red pullets and 10
cockerels, 10 wks. old, $32.50.
Wili not break lot. I will ship.

g Billy Craddock, Ellenwood, Rt.

mo

TURKEYS, GEESE, DUCKS,
GUINEAS, ETC::

@ White Pekin Ducks, $1.50 ea;
$12.00 for the lot. Willie Mor-

_gan, Buford, Rt. 3.

{

d Jarrett Cock

arrett y sendhcna Hens, $30.
the 4, 1 Blue Gray Stag and
Blue Gray Punet, Jan. hatch. |
$10. OD: H. Lb.
tk 8) Augusta, 2037 Ellis St.

HORNS:

40 Eng. Bleck Leghorn eock-
, May hatched, $3.00 ea., if
10W ; Speckled Ginnea
Suge ei Big Bone, Broad
viemmoth Bronze.

$4.00 - doz.. Del.

eget, Douglasy ille,

and |

Bred to > a
Kateh. Mrs. HA
RED 2 2

oe Wit not deliver.
yaileg from Carrollton
3 Rd. Mrs, On aN. ee

ede B. Li pullets,
s. old, beginning to lay.
. m lots of 25 to 59. Can

Now

Vest

Located ant.
2 Cobb-

iis Proctor,



Museovey Quackless Ducks,
voung stock, fine condition,

' $1.50 ea: also grown Drake, ex-

tra large, $3.00. W. S. Carlos,
Bloomfield Rd., Macon, Riise

Guineas: 3 hens, 1 male, 2
hens and male, or white, 1
speckied hen, price for lot, $4;
$1.25 eas also apples and grapes
for sale. Grace Roberts, ee
mauga, Rt. 1.

A bunch of small Turkeys,
Bronze, all ages and sizes, for

i sale, at. my place on McMurray

Rd. 1st house off Childress Dr.
Mrs. J. E. Carter, Atlanta, Rie
4, Box 453.

wy ANDOTTES:

2 Partridge Wyandotte Hens

, and 1 Pullet. All for $10.00 Exp.

col, A. R. Pickard, LaFayette.



POULTRY WANTED



CORNISH, GAMES, AND

GIANTS WANTED:

Want 1 White Conteh Cock-
ere!, State price and age. W.
Foy Fields, Albany, 492 Third

AVE anus,

west of Atlanta.

sheller and hammer mill.

| church, Atlanta, 4141







a Pit Gane Cocks Wanted: Not

over 3 yrs. old, wt. 544 Ibs. or

over, good eyes, plumage, feet.

and bill. Pay express and $1.00

lb. Dudley Price, Atlanta, 1678.
Emory Rd., N. E,

PIGEONS WANTED:
Want some White Kings and

White Runts, young, mated, and.

stock. Would - prefer
M. Mas-

working
them banded also. Jas.
seY. ao Rt. 4.



FARM HELP WANTED



Want Three-2H Croppers on
halves for 1946. Would like for
one in family to be able to drive
tractor. Ralph Jones, Athens,
Rta

Want several families
gathering crops of cotton,
and peanuts. Want sober, hon-
est, respectful people wanting
good location for another year.

for

eB: Jackson, Johnson oo

Wrightsville.

Want good Farmer to share
in - thousand acre Farm. Good
house with lights, also 2 other
houses for helpers. All modern
farm equipment including trac-
tor and pickup. Write J. M.
Kidd, Milledgeville.

Want large family to work 3
mules farm on halves. Near
High School bus route. Good
land, good pasture, 4 R house.
R. a: Johnson, RFD 3, Law-
renceville.

Splendid 3 H Farm and Dairy,
3 Mules, 2 tractors, silos, elec-
tric milkers, 2 houses, 15 miles
Will | rent on
shares or wages. Must be sober;
able and willing to work. John
P. Glore, Austell, Rt. 2.

Want a reliable Farmer for

100 A Crop Land, 200 A pas-

ture, extra good Farm for stock,
plants and regular crops. 2
Houses, (11 rooms). Farm tools,
no stock. E. E. Bishop, Thom-

asville, Rt. 1.

Want Sraadt family for farm
work and poultry raising. Have
new Fordson Tractor and equip-
ment. Also 2100 egg electric in-
cubator with poultry runs, corn
Ex-
cellent opportunity for reliable
party. House has electricity. H.
R. Wagar, Marietta, Rt. 2.

2 H Crop for Rent 50-50 basis

for 1946. Good 4-Room House}.
{and outbuilding. Good bottom

land for corn and good upland
|for other crops, cotton,
Must be competent, no liquor
head need apply. C. E, Jett,
Kennesaw, Rt. 1.

Want man to take over ma-

chinery farm (all kinds) able
to drive any make, Prefer one
with force enough to work 2
cS crop. Ralph J Ones, Athens,
ted 2

Want Middle aged man and
wife to work on farm. 5 R house
with Lights and water furnish-
ed. Write or call. W. F. Up-
Wienca
Rd.

Want middleaged, sober, con-
genial White Couple to live on
Farm in home with owner and
do farm work.

woody, Rt;

furnished. G. W.

corn |

: School.

etc.} |

For full parti-}
-eulars contact. Otis Davis, Dun-



right Pos J. B. Mosley, Aus-
tell.

Want ain Family to work
on large irrigated fruit berry
and . vegetable farm near At-
lanta. Year round work, $2.50}
daily. to start. Good house, |
wood, garden. Res Sams,
Clarkston. 3

Want reliable man and wife
to*work on small farm, grow
vegetables, raise poultry, etc.
Good separate wages to both
man and wife. Living quarters

Fleeger, At-
lanta, 2825 Peachtree Rd., N. E.

Want a small family to help
gather 1945 crops.
wood furnished, 30 miles east of

Atlanta. N. A. Jacobs, _Gray-
son.

Want good man for 2H. rap
on new Buford and Cumming
Highway, 1 mi. from Sugar Hill
W. M. Porter, Buford,
RFD.

Want 1 to 4 helpers to work
at Dairy. Good pay. Have elec-
tric milkers. Guy Jones, New-
born.

Want Young Single man, good
mechanic, for operating farm

machinery, Peanut Picker, Hay

Baling, tractors, etc. $3. 50 per
day, board and lodging and
$200.00 bonus at end of 1946.
Answer at once with reference.
H. V. Franklin, Register.

Want white, woman to live in
home and do Farm Work. Must
be clean and respectable; no
bad habits. Must be sober. Send
references in Ist letter. Will
pay $6.00 per wk. and board.
Near churches. T. L. Beasley,
Sale City.

Want colored married man to
look after poultry and hogs.
Small acreage to tend. House,
water, wood furnished. Good
salary and commission on every-
thing that is sold. Located 12
miles from Atlanta on good all
weather road. D. B. Dukehart,
Decatur, Phone De 7653.

Good 2 H Farm for rent on
halves, near church, on school
bus line, good upland and plenty
good bottoms on creek, 242 miles
Lawrenceville on Public Road.

|sBuildings in 1st. class cond. C.

W. Powell, Lawrenceville.

Want: Middleaged woman un-
encumbered to do light work on, |
farm. Board and good salary for

House and|.

lotment requ ed
sonable; also
pentine boxes
Burkett, Thom ton,

Middle aged Lad:
on farm. Can do
of farm work. Have |
Write. Mrs. Iona :
Del., Station A, Atl

Want job on |
farm for rest of 194
Prefer South Ga. H
ence in farming

jing, also tractor o

good house, water,
on school and mail

RED 1.

Want Small 1 H Cr
Work res of time
Am an experience
truck driver. Want to
someone who _ ha
work todo. Ja
Dacula, Rt. a:

Man and wi e-
children . want job
Farm or: fractor
good man and for
Am reasonable, sobe
ing to work wi
Can move any ti
come see. Albert
lanta, RFD 2, Bria

Want job overse
Farm. Well experie
furnish best of r
W. McKinley, Ss
Box 190.

Man wants 1 H
50 basis for 1946, 3
all large enough

land, 4 R. house. Jac

ton, Lawrenceville, 4

Want 2H Crop
1946, near school, r
7 in family. Gooc
water, lights, good p
C. O. Robertson, B

I veteran, with x
wants job_ on fe
caretaker. Goo
Must have good hot
water, garden, reasor
ary. Ready td move
or see. Gilbert: Green,
Ri 6. 26 =

Man with aa wa
Poultry Farm on
Route. Give full p



Ist. letter. Walter

(6/0 J. i, = Stor





Anois Golden Delicious, per

Beans (Pole), bulk, per bu.
Beets, per doz. bunches

August 3, 1 945

bu. bits,

Beans (Lima), bulk, per bu. __ ee eee
Beans (Snap), per bu. hprs. 2.



Cabbage, per 50 Jb. sack



Collards,
Corn~ (Green), per doz. ears

Cantaloupes, bulk, per bu. Salmon Meats
-per doz. bunches _-



Eggplant, per bu. hprs.



Okra, per bu: hprs.

Peppers, per bu. hprs. _.

Peaches, bulk, per bu., Elbertas ee
Peas (Field), bulk, per bus Crewders: => 42 as



Squash, per bu. hprs.

Potatoes, white varieties, per 100 Ib. sacks. dl



Tomatoes, per % bu. bkts.
Turnip Salad, per bu. hprs.





Sweet Potatoes (Porto Ricans), a bu: DRis =

Watermelons (Mostly oe each









GEORGIA AUCTION MARKETS. LIVESTOCK SALES

one
aS - July and August
R GS LBS.

Goud to Choice 180/240
Good ts Choice 245/270
"| 275/350
355/400
bby 175
- 130/DN
425/150.

180/350 -
- 350/450

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: Soft



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14.50-
14.00-.
14.00-
13.00- :
13.60-. 13.50
-13.00- 13.50
None

Albany
Aug. Ist.

Soft Hard
Per Cwt

Feeders



15,60 |

15.60

14.50.

11.00 |

12.00 |

10.00 |

7.50 |

3.59 |

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Per Gwt

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