Farmers and consumers market bulletin, 1947 June 25

speaking, socd peat de-
ate on tke soil. from whieh ~













































ae he finest =

he re son that - we are warn-
ot fresh, uncooked
Y - and, in some. |

ell ioe prineiple among
ie diet of all cooked
2 healthy adult. It

f all cooked ey would be. s- 4

ilds io resistance
the greatest safe-guard
ease; sIt is practicaHy im-_
prevent contact with germ
i therefore, follows as a-
a sense _ that _ the

not milk a ; not x

_theoretically to
centimeter. If milk
tion contains 200, 000
centimeter and past:
ation reduce this to 30, 000, then

deficient - and = our

cause deficiency in |.

sona le to suppose that |








_ milk,

on this subject. It is not-my purpose

a5 industry, First we must realize the in-



past eurization
from

bacterial count

the
200,000 down to 30 000, we have
reduced or destroyed Vitamin C in the

- Vitamin Cis the factor of re-
sistance to certain of , these Se
_that are in the milk. The result,

~ that in pasteurized milk we have 30, 000
germs without Vitamin , while in raw
milk we would have 30, 000 germs with
- Vitamin 6 to counteract those germs.

Of course, books could be written

to attempt to cover the subject fully.
_ I am simply trying to get our minds
away from technicalities and down to
common sense thinking on the subject.
Dr. F. M. Pottenger, Jr., Pottenger
Sanitarium and Clinic, Monrovia, Cali-



fc i

statistical study of incidence of Undu-



oe, is. one of the leading medical

RETAIL H

The- followi ing article is of. particular
interest and was referred to in the ed-_
torial on Page-I,. with regard to milk:

By Vergil N. Simmons, Dairy Specialist,
Oregon Department of Agriculture

_ Before discussing specific. items in

marketing fluid foil and milk pro-
ducts it is well that we keepin mind

some basic facts related to the dairy

. dustry is complex i in. its entirety, en-
gulfing economics. public health,
sanitation, esthetics, semi-public util-

ity and enforcement of standards.
The never-ending struggle in this in-
dustry is requiring sound and practi-
cal laws, reasonable and intelligent
enforcement and constant education
in the best methods and procedures

So hor keeping -: an excellent food whole-
seme, from its raw production,

_ through its processing and to its ulti-
mate consumption. In a competitive
business, the normal trend in market-
ing a product is. toward maximum
qualities and standards.

The consumers are showing a wider
intrest in the milk problems and are
becoming more aware of factors in-
volved in the milk industry. _For in-
stance, at the end of the government

milk subsidy, a survey showed that
three of every ten consumers realized

. that the government subsidy had paid
2 cents a quart on the consumers
milk bill, And again, it is well for the
consuming public to know that a,
days wages of an industrial _ worker
in the United States would buy more

_ milk in January 1947 than 10 years
ago.

QUALITY DEMANDED

To be more exact, a days wages

would buy 31 quarts in 1927; 32







: : a> :
authorities in- the country,

haa
been particularly interested in stutiys

and

ing Undulant Fever. He has made tka
statement that as a result of careful



lant Fever in California, he found. that
there were more eases of Undulant fey-
er per -thousand _ population among
the people in the areas where :
milk was all pasteurized than in the ~
areas where ~no pasteurization was
done. His explanation for this was

that, although pasteurization may kill .
most fever germs in milk,
_ ance of the consumer is so much lower %
where pasteurized milk is used that he ae

the resist=

is.more likely to become more infected -
and develop the disease, if. he does

(Continued .on page four)

-quarts in 1937 and 40 quarts in 1 1947;
the latter figure is on the basis .of -
the increased retail prices after re-_
moval of subsidies. Everyone is keen-
ly interested in seeing more ahd more iS
milk and dairy products made avail- oe
able, but at the same time those prod- _
ucts must be of high quality to mean
satisfied customers and consumers.
As milk and milk products go into
the packages the real job of retailing
- begins. The American consumers are
demanding more convenient packages .
and services, to make the serving of ak
such products more pleasant and ap-_
petizing to the family and to guests
- This phase of retailing cannot be
overlooked by the manufacturers as
it could during the war years.

TEMPERATURE VITAL POINT

Some basic rules must be followed
to maintain quality during storage
and retailing of milk and its prod-
ucts. _First, the temperature is a
prime factor in keeping quality. _The
following table gives the effect of
temperature and time upon milk qual-
ity and indicates a general effect on
milk products. _The two samples of
milk are of different quality.







jet a

Milk , Sample Bacteria per cc
Temperature Number Present
at Storage After 24 hrs. After 48 hrs.
42 degrees___1 2,600 3,600
42 degrees___2 43.000 210,000
46 degrees _1 3,100 12,000
46 degrees __2 42.000 360,000
50 degrees. 1. 11,600 540,000
50 degrees___2 89,000 1,940,000

The story or lesson to be found in
the above figures is that milk and its
products must be kept cold for proper
quality maintenance.



on th

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-5ECOND HAND MACHIN-
ERY FOR SALE

J..D..5 Pan Tiller, 6 ft: Mc-
Cormick Harrow, Marvil Lime
Spreader, No. 10 John Deere
Hammer Mill, F-20 Farmall
Tractor on good rubber, 3 disc

direct plow, No. 1 -cond., $1250.=

00. Frank Tedder, Blakely, Rt.
L }

John Deere Tractor, Model B,
complete with starter, light,
cultivators, planters, and disc
plow, also some extra parts,

# exc. cond. W. T. voneet, Bar-
tow.

McCormick-Deering Combine,

size 42, Ist class cond., $350.00.
- Raleigh Joyce, Jumber City.

John Deere 12 A Combine
with motor, ready for use, J.
D. Tractor, model B, planters
and cultivators complete. Can
be seen 2 mi. So. Sycamore.
James Denham, Cycamore.

Stahmer Fertilizer Spreader,
4 disc Athens Tiller on rubber,
new planters and cultivators for
H or M Farmall, 6 row Tractor
Cotton Duster. For Sale. H. Ke
Malcom, Monroe, Rt. 1.

Planters, cultivators, and fe--
tilizers for F-12 Farmall, jor
sale.
2, Heath Rd.

~Corn Mill and Shelter,

rock, good cond., for sale, $225 00

"cash. Come see. Mrs. C. M. Mills,
Buford, Rt. 2.

Allis-Chalmers. Combine No.
60, reconditioned, $500.00 del.
J. D. Hancocks Farm, 6 mi.
N. . Adel. H> P. Hancock,
Adel, Rt. 1.

i

No. 81 Papec Ensilage Cutter |

mounted, H. M. 250 two lisc
plow for H Intl. Tractor, 150
H. P.Steam Boiler used to puil
engine for cotton gin. W. R.
Howard, Stephens.

-Ford Ferguson Agricultural
Mowing Machine, bought new,
used only 1 day, $155.00. No
Jetters or checks. See at Post

. Office. M. C. Parker, Point
Peter. .

Dairy Ba aacseni: 4 Spout
Bessire Filler,. two 3 Brush
Washers (Gir(ton), 3 Confp.
Sink (18 Ga. galvanized), 100
Gross 8-o0z. Cleveland type bot-
tles, 15 wire baskets for steri-
lizing bottles. J. I. Tode, Co-
Jumbus, 2403 Gould St.

F-20 Farmall Tractor. on steel
(can be changed to rubber),
Bush and Bogg 10 Disc Harrow,
00d cond., $550.00; Peanut
Picker and 1 Belt Press, -runs
under own power, Needs slight
repairs, $450.00. Samuel L. Fitz-

- gerald, Drayton. Hwy. 27.

Farmall H Tractor, late mod-
ei, new paint, good mechanical
cond., for sale. Walker McGar-
ity, McDonough. ;

M. B. Welsh, Macon, Rt. |

392n

SECOND HAND
Mee! FOR SALE

2

7 VAC Case Traetok 1947 mod-
el, Sico 2 Disc Plow, 10 Disc
single sec. Intl. Harrow, prac-
tically new, used to prepare
only 35 A. Come see. Will -not
sell separately. William. Pick-
ett, Richland, Rt. 2.

grain and long hay racks for
farm trailers or trucks, $125.00.
OO: E: Norton, Fairburn.

eee Link Belt. Flo, Cap.
4000 s day, for feed mill,
peanuts or grain. Cost $4000. 00.
Sell $200.00. Glen Norton, Fair-
burn.

Turner Peanut. Picker, used
part. last season, mounted on
rubber, good cond., with 60 ff.

| belt, $750.00; Also Peanut Plow,

attachments for 1 row Farm-
all A, ,$20.00. You pay. freight.
No. checks. Marvin Lillman,
Glenwood. Phone 3820.

Corn Mill Outfit consisting.
1-42 Cole Mill, Hammer Mill,
2,15 HP Elec. Motors, 1 large
Corn Sheller, Floor Scale, Line

~ | Shaft, Pulleys and Belts com-

plete, now in operation, priced
right. Write. J. H.Garrison,
Toccoa, P. O. Box 282.

|F-12 Farmall Tractor, new mo-.
tor, good cond., new Dbl. sec.
& ft. harrow, trailer plow, 2,
12 in bottom plows, new Fair-
| panks Feed Mill, all at bar-
\gain. J. A. Harrell, Nashiville,
REE 2:

Oliver #70 Tractor mounted
Mower, 7 ft. never used, for
sale.. J. H, Wilson, Thomas-
|willt, Rt. 4.

W. C. Allis-Chalmers Trac-
tor for sale, A-1 cond., reason-
able price. J. S. Ball, Jackson.

1847 Ford Ferguson Tractor

| With equipment for sale. See S.

|K. Payne, Acworth. :
| Model B John Deere Tractor,





/1943 make, good cond., with
| planters and cultivators: Dbl.
\Dise Tractor Harrow, Mower,

| Ptanut Weeder, for sale. K. M. |

| Yowell, Wadley, RFD.

Bradley Garden Tractor, Disc
|Harrow, Cultivator and Turn
| Plow, $245.00. Write or see.
| James C. LawsonyBall Ground,
Rt ds

| Wind Mill with parts, $200.
in A-1 cond. for sale or exe.
{for Grain Drill. J. E. Critten-
}den, Royston. )

| Model B. John Deere. Tract-
{or with starter and lights, 41
year model, good rubber, pow-
| er lift, new motor, planters,
fertilizer attach., cultivators,
new, No. 44 Bottom Plow>andad

Mower with 7 ft. blade, reas-:.

onable price. H. W. Graham,

McRae, RFD. y

eA Pirkdess Atlanta,

.nuts, $500.00;

Hay Dump Hoist, makes dump if

we 1 CO
AACHINERY FOR



8 ft. Lime and_ Fertilizer
Spreader on iron wheels, $40.
W. H. Adams, Madison. se

- John Deere Model B.Tract-
or on Steel, 4 disc J. D. Tillex,
20 disc J; D. Harrow, and 11?
A Commbine, Avery 2H Mow-
er with 4% ft. blade -and

|bunching attachment. All good

cond. For sale. James Burson,
Carrollton, RFD 2.

1944 Model Ford Ferguson
Tractor with 2 disc _ tiller,
Athens make, 8 disc King Har-
row, good cond.,
price. Bill D. Wilkinson, Dewy
aes Phone Elberton 650-Ji.

Dairy equipment: Complete
Refrigeration, Hinman Milking
Machines, Washing Vat, 20
Automatic Drinking- Fountains
with pipe and fittings, for sale.
Rts 2,
Ve. 0460.

_ Lilliston Peanut eee
cond., picked less 50 tons pea-
-Lilliston ~ Hay
new cond., $250. Come
ely Barber, Cairo, Rt.-2.5

Model A Farmall Tractor,
lights, starter, side mounted
mower, J. D. Hay Baler, self-

peta
see.

seven ft. Mower, fits all farm
tractors, all practically new.
J. P. Sweat, Alma, 412 14th St.

2H J. D. Mowing Machine

Blade, for sale. Freddie .
Ray, Manassas. ;
Fertilizer Distributor ~ "Lor

Walking: Cultivator,
blunt cultivator, hopper holds
6 gals. $15.00; 3, Roller Cane
Mill, complete outfit. $45.00.
Eugene Snider, Mitchell.



SECOND-HAND
me WANTED,



Want 1 heavy duty dbl. sec.
Tractor Harrow. with 20 or 22|

discs, preferably scalloped on
front section. C. D. May, Pel-
ham.

Want a 3- 5H Garden Tractor
on rubber. State model,

. Hardly, Young Harris.

Want Tobacco Sticks. Advise
what you have and price by
thousand. Marvin H. Darley,
._Willaceochee. . 77
good cond.) Riding Sul:ey, of
wheels, seat and frame, ' adjust-
able, to carry an ordinary wa!lk-
ing turn plow. -
State price. N. C. Rosene, Law-
renceville, Rt. 2.

Want 1H Mowing Meching
good cond. State price. J. .;
Burch Eastman. :



INCABATORS AND
BROODERS FOR SALE



Oaks 5 Elec. 5 Deck Start-
ers, $85. ea;
ing, $45. and $55. ea; 4 Inter-
mediates, $65. ea; 4 McC. 4
Deck Finishers, $30. Good. cond.
Wont ship. L. L. Wingate,
Kingsland. ;

100 Egg Cap. Elec.
tor, $12.50. Frank Ginn, At-
lanta, 1297 Metropolitan Ave.
S. E. Wa. 1116.



SEEDS FOR SALE

Recleaned Brown Top Millet
Seed, germ. 91 per ct.,-purity 99
per ct., no obnoxious weed seed,
$7.50 CWT. FOB. Lee R. Per-
due, Wrens.

New. Crop Collard Seed, 1947,
3 oz., 50c. Plus postage. Sam-
ue! L. Fitzgerald, Vienna.

Collard Seed, $19.00- CWT.
Exp. prepaid. Nw Crpp: W. W.
Williams, Quitman.

60 lbs. 1946 crop Ga. Collard
Seed, 50c lb. in 5 Ib. lots, 40c Ib.
for all. J. C. Henry, Carroll-
ton, Rt. 1.

Heading Collard Seed, 25c
cup; also 40 Burlap Guano
Sacks, $6.00. Add postage. Mrs.



P. R. Arnold, Benevolence.



reasonable | ;

feed, block setter, J. D. No. 5 bGeca. ita 200:

| Ga. Collard,

made for

$3.50 bu.

| burg, . Rt. 2.

and |
attachments; Also want Athens |
| Side. Plows "for. Fordson. James | ;

Want used (but must be in.

No war time.| Danville.

| StreakedwAnd Texas Blue Pole,

13-4 deck Finish- |,

Incuba-

thome, K. S. Price, Cleveland.



1947 Ga. Collard Seed, 30 t

cup,; PPo?aMirs.;o: Vo. Bivens,
Powder Springs, Rt. ee i seo

Purple Top uenipseed 1947
crop, 20c large cupful. F. 0.
Thomas, Crandali, Rt. 1. _

Brown Striped Halt Runner
Bean Seed, 25 cup. Alma Riess
nell, Gainesville, Rt. 1.

200 Ibs. 1947 Ga. Cabbage Cala
lard Seed, 99.8 per ct. pure as
per Ga. Exp. Station, no less
10 Ibs. shipped, 30c lb.
Martin, Griffin, RFD.

Ys, Yb. Collard Sect mises 3
Tbls.s 25c; Winter furnips, fine
mixture. _Mrs. Clyde Maffett,
Roswell, Rt. 1. - i

Calif. Beer Seed, 25c start, add
3c/stamp. Mrs. A. L. Dodd, Al-
pharetta, Rt. 1: \.

Purple Globe Turnip Seed,
Ga. Collards, % Ib., 30c; % db.,
50c; 90c Ib. Also print. sacks.
washed, 30c: ea. Add. postage. |
ene Duran, Cumming, Rt. 1.





Large. Red Multiplying Onions :

for Aug. and Sept. planting, |]
makes 30-40 to the nest, $1.50
gal.: $12.00/ bu.. Add postage.
Mrs. A ee Cheek, Lawrence-"
Ville, Rt. 2.

- Several Ibs. pure Ge Collard
\% Ib., 35c; 65
Ib.; $3. 00 for 5. Ibs.; Also nice

| Hickory Smoked Ham, 715 1b.)

2 Nice Shoulders, 60c lb. Mrs.
Re As Smith, Hampton, Rt. 1.)

Purple Globe Turnipseed, and
% Ib., 30c; % IJhb.,
50c; 90c lb.; Print. Sacks, 100 Ib.
cap., ripped and washed, 3, $L-
00. Gladys Duran, Cumming,
RE Ae ~

Winter Mustard Seed, 0c sp.
Add postage. Mrs. T. T.: Gane]
trell, Cumming, Rt. 1. - -

. 25 bu. Orange Sorghum Seed, |
FOB. H. eae Pierce, |
Aoccoa, Rt.. 3.) ae

1947 Ga. Collard Seed, aces
and sound, cupful, 75c; 15 tbl;
Pride of Wisc. Muskmelon, 50
teacup. -No stamps, or checks.
Mrs. Ida Mae Sullivan, ICES

Blue Ridge Mtn. Climbing To:

pee



Govt. Ansp. ;
Plants, $1.25 M. Del. |
Mullis, Screven. ea

Mar rglobe Tomato
C.; $250 M. J. om
| Flowery Branch, Rt.

: Marglobe Tomat
C.; $2.00 M. Pledgi
Flowery Branch, Rt.

Stone and_ Mar
Plants, $2.50 M
Gainesville, Rt. 1

sae Balti
Tomato. and Wa

bag
$1.35; $2. 35. M.; Gi
ing Collards, 500,
1M. Larger -

mato, runs to 15: ft., 100 Ibs. to| @,

vine, wt. up to 2 Ibs. 200 seeds
Colossal _Tomato. and instruct-
ions for 25c. Stamps accepted.
W. C. Smith, Rey.

<a

BEANS AND PEAS,
FOR SALE

40 bu. sound - meet Peas,

$5.75 bu. FOB. Edgar Maxwell,



Tender Half Runnex Broan 2

Beans, 3 cups, $1.10; Also nice
country smoked ham; 75 Ib; 1
sholulder, 45 Jb. Mrs. Lon
Ashworth, Dacula, Rt. 1.

Butter Beans for print sacks,
3 alike for:ea. cup. Pay post- |
age. Mrs. R. S. Simmins, Wash- |
ington, Rt. 2.

Green Peas for sale, hudred :
acres Purple Hulls and Browa |:

Crowders. Will begin picking |
June 20. For truckers. W. H.
Smith, Sandersville, Phone No.
38.

: FicndGiacl suri < Batter |
Butter Bean Seed, 28 lb. No
broken lots.: FOB. William W:
Pilcher, Warrenton, P. 0. Box |
324. =

6 bu. mixed peas, $6. bu.
Add postage. No __ letters,
checks. James Ashbury Puck-
ett,, Buford, Rt. 1.

Henderson Bunch Butter
Beans; 25c lb. Add Postage.
Mrs. Johnnie Mae Harmon,
Calhoun, Rt. 2.

Few bu. New Era Peas,
slightly damaged, $5. bu. at my

Gatin Soy. Beans, recleaned,
unmixed, lst. year from orig-|
inator, $6. bu; lots 30 bu. or
more del. Mrs. R. A. Besgens,
Arabi. :

15 bu. 90 Day Runner Vel-.
vet Beans, partly damaged, |
$2.50 bu. FOB. No less 2 bu.
shipped. A. E. Wommock, Ha
rison,

or |.



ae - Ruby King
lan

eee ee

Flat Dutch and
Wakefield Cabb
Baltimore, Stone

$11.70; Ga. Hi
lards, 500, s1 00: :
Full count. Large I

AC. Garrett, oe
i se

300, $1.00; 500, i

Ga. Collard,

Ruby King and
Sweet ree 5e

Plants, no wready,
Prompt shipment.

Goves insp. and
Plants, Pink and
count, $1.00 M.; 5 M
Del. Ready. Prompt
W. R. Lightsey, Sctev

sey, Berevee, Rt. 2.
Govt. insp. and
tatoes, Red and P:
mec $1. 00 - Me I
















Pp, R. suisse
Eat shipment.
and treated. E. O.
rrency, Rt. 2.

d Ponderosa To-
30c C.; 500, $1.25.
r Phillips, Roys-

ater Baltimore -To-
0 M. Add 50c per
el Post orders. Prompt.
nG: ee Bax-





tified P. as Plants,
* Cash with order.
peas. E. E. Car. |










ae zone insp.



, $1.00 M. Del. 4
with: order. L.
ey, Rt. 2

omato. Plants, 500,
M.; Calif. Wonder
Pepper, and Black
ee 500, $2.00;
7 RN Chancl mr,







ae Red and Pink
ts and count. Prompt,
: Cecil: Lightsey, Screv-

Bull, fa - good seca
1 _ service, 1 yr. old ||

ge to age, $100. J.









aleska> Ri. Ta
e i reg. Horn
Cattle, good

es at side, for

pss Pine

young: Milch Cow,.
ist... calf, very.
bad habits, for sale.

ope RFD

i ecee Bull Calf,
May 11, $25. Johnson
C te rsville. :

(ee Cow,
tai good milkez,
old calf, $100. 00;
old Guernsey Heifer,
Pat my place. Mrs: R.
Decatur, ~ 2 Cr,











- Cow, Royal Sus-

A yrs. 10 mos., will

fay ads James Nu
A ustell, ett.

Polled Hereford
old, son of 1943.
fational Reserve
a, $250.00 at
Acres Ranch.
\Ipharetta, Rt3.5

Jersey. Cow, 2nd Calf, 3)
ly, $125.00; also 2 Toil-
ESE, beginning to feath-
sale. Mrs. J. M. Walk-
5 a: Gordon Sts:

farm.
W. B:





ahd. 2 oe Poll-
+t Horn Bull Calves, 12-7-
Gra sired by Son of
rand Champion Bull,
eeding in State.
Re J cRae





sired oe Son a
Bern's Noble, one by Son

ail Wonder Volunteer: I:





sell 2 (along with 2
ie Cows, $115.00 ea.
md Calf, - $125.00.
ckery, Alpharetta,
ongham oe Hope-
y

alow.





| of Natl. Champions,

: | Sires,

Plants, 90c M. Del.|

them. Percy|-
$6282, Sire Atlanta Boy 28242,









unusually ell bred, 2 are sons
other 2
equally as good, from -famous
Price reasonable. John

F. Fowler, Maat ates \ Care

*| E-Z :
in Surreney, Re E- Mills, -

Se ae ack Cow. good
ond., good milker, $75.00 at
my pen Tazewell, Ga. Fred
Stubbs, Charing.

2 reg. young Red Poll Bulls,
one ready for service. Reason-
ath H. G. Vandiviere, Can-
on

2 good Milch Cows, 1 fresh in,
a-good milker, half Jersey, ist
calf. 3 gals. daily. ee L. Gill,

| Williamson.

Fine 2% yr. old ee with
fine heifer calf, 214 wks. old,
easily milked and gentle, $75. 00.

Bos ee Benntt, Powder Springs, |

Rt.

Le Jersey Cows. Heifers and
Bulls. Good foundation stock.
aah B. ea Thomson,

- OF Box 308.

A Bek Guernsey Male Calf. 6
wks. old, Riegeldale breeding
and ene Jersey Heifer, bred to
reg. Guernsey Male, freshen in

ed, '85c M. Prompt}|,Fall. -H. we Thurmond, Farm-
a2 McLeod, Baxley, ;7ton, Rt. 1.
= Several ney ea Milch |

Cows, Guernsey and Jersey for

sale. L. P. Singleton, Fort Val-

lTey, Rt. 3. 5
Young Cone and Heifer

Springers' for sale. Thomas

Brewer,, Loganville, Rt. 1.

Reg. Guernsey Bull, 2 yrs.
old, $125.00. CGR: Westbrook,
Roswell, Rt. 1.



HOGS FOR SALE



Litter. extra ~ ae
type: reg. Duroc Pigs, 5 males,
4 females, $25. crated. Ernest
-P. Carter, Baxley. \

3 Duroc reg. Male Pig, 2 yrs;
old, 250 lbs. or more, Carson
Acres, stock . direct; $50. at
jbarn. Wm. R. Swann, Newton,

eRe: iy:

Purebred PC Bee 250 lbs.,
no papers,$50. W. H. Jett, Grit
fin, Rt. 4, Box 18H

Hereford, Boar, G. L-Joe No.

well marked, 13. mos. old, 400
|Tbs.. $100.00; Also 20 Pigs, far-
rowed Mar. 31, $25. Will not
ship. L. R. Cheek, Palmetto.

7 reg. OIC Pigs, 9 wks. old,[

short nosed, Males, $18.00;
Sows, $21. or entire lot, $125.
1 reg. OIC Male, 9 mos. old
ready: for service, $60.00; reg.
Gilt, bred, 10 mos. old, $65. 00.

All with papers. Will - Ship.
Giles M. Cheek, Lawrence-
ville. PN

Pigs, 9 wks. old. $12.00. ea.
at my farm. R: G.. Hicklin,
ee ee poe Jonesboro
4781.

8 nice fat pigs, White Chest-

-er crossed with Berkshire, 6

wks. old June 19, 4 or each sex,
$10.00 ea. -here: or $22.50: pr.
shipped by exp. R. L. Albea,
Washington, RED 3.

Purebred OIC Pigs, imp. short
nose blocky type, inoculated

| and reg. in, buyers name, $25.00
(ea. Furnish unrelated

and ship anywhere. J. W. Gat

rett, Sarah.

' Nice Blocky rio pare Pigs,
2 males; 3 females, 9 wks. old,
45-50 lbs.,
ers name, $25. 60 ea. . Will

ae W. Cc. Berryman, Comer,

OIC Pigs, from prize winning
stock, 8 wks. old, reg. in buy-
ers name, $25.00 ea.
unrelated prs., males, 4-6 mcs.
old, $50. 00-$75.00. W. H. Nix,
Alpharetta.

Five 3 mos. old> nice blocky
type Duroc Male Pigs, reg. in
buyers. name, $24.00 ea. Exc.
one for 12 gal. A-1 syrup. Har-

"| vey C. Jordan, Buena. Vista.

_ 2 mos. old Pigs for sale.
Cc. Evans, Chipley, Rt se

P. C. Brood Sow, wt. 3000-350

H.

he. S7r be. Come after her.
A. . Brown, Jr., Scottdale,
Rear Woodland Ave.

Several Sows and Gilts, Py
and. Guinea crossed. L. Fo
uchanan, Conyers, Covington



| Ow Dbl. Satdard Polled: Here-
ford Bull Calves, 6-10 mos, old,

fleshy |.

pairs

treated, reg. .in puv-|

_Furnisn |






males, 10 wks. old, exc. blood-
lines, reg. in buyers name,
treated and crated, $25.00 ea.
FOB. Fred C. Seago, none
hurst.

Reg. Hereford Pigs, os
stock, from Ga. air Grand
Champion Boar and Sow, for
sale. L. P. Singleton, Fort Val-
ley,. Rt. 3.

4 Guinea Pigs, fey fat kind,
1 male, 3 females, 3 mos. old,
reg: insbuyer s name, $30.00 ea?
Reg M. Graham, Commerce,

Extra choice Hereford Pigs,
well marked, best of bloodlifies,,
6-8 wks. old, either sex, $20. 00
ea. at farm; $21.00 ea. crated
and shipped. FOB. Papers for
reg. furnished. .COD if -desir-
a os F. Brown, Covington,

ase

OIC Boar, Silver King No.
210917, 20 mos. old. wt. 450 Ibs.,
$125.00: 3 reg. Bull Calves, 1
yr. old, 2 Polls, 1 Horned, out
of Western Domino, Dom. Sir
Perfection, $150.00. Frank H.
Redwine, Jr., Palmetto, (Rt. 2

Purebred OIC Breaknose Pigs,
dbl. treated and reg. in buyer's
name. Ship anywhere. C. B.
Driskell, Douglasville, Rt. 2.

.Reg. Cherry Red Stay fat
Blocky type Duroc Pigs, some

unrelated. wt. over 400 lbs. at
12 mos. $20.00 ea. H. Li Willi-
ams, Baxley.



HORSES AND MULES
FOR ae





Bay Horse Mule, 4 yrs. old,
1000 Ibs., $225, Near. Sharor
School. W. J. aoe Su-
wanee.

Black Horse Mule, 1000- 1100
lbs., at bargain or trade ~ for
anything can use. 3 mi. Coop
Crossing Rd. . near
Store. L. F. Bing,
Rie & e : \
Mule 850 lbs. 13 yrs. old,

good -worker, $75. Or exc. for |:
cattle at 12c lb. Berry J. What-

jley, Fayetteville, RFD 1. Caee

85 at Starrs Mill.

BE, ond Palomino Stallion,
$300.00; 5: yr. old Palomino
Mare with Stallion Colt, foaled
June 7th, $590.00. Frank Bar-
ford, Atlanta, 1185 Moreland
Ave. S. E. Ma. 7036.

Red mare, around 7 yrs. old
'800 lbs., will saddle, wagon, or
plow or do any other

Clemon Brown, Sandersville,

*;/ Rt. 3, Box 170.

Pr. 4 and 5 yr. old Mules,
1000 lbs.. ea., good matches, to
trade for cattle or farm tract-
or or will sell. for cash, $400.

One 200 Jb. 7
land Stud Pony,

Ir. old Shet-
$300.00;

mos. old reg. Jersey Heifer,
$175. John D. Black, Gaines-
valle, 102<S, Bradford.

Red Mare Mule, around 1200
Ibs., trade for +2 yearlings or.
sell for $100.00. Olin A. Chap-
man, Hamilton, Rt. 2. (Pine Mt.
Valley).



SHEEP AND GOATS
FOR SALE

Horse Mule, 5 yrs. old, good
cond.,, work anywhere, 1000
Ibs., $200. 006 at my barn. Lee
Bennett, Tallapoosa, Rt. 1.

_ For Service: Nile Iron Gray
Stallion of Draft or Work type,
perfect quality, free service,
only $1.00 for my_ trouble. 10
mi, SW Trenton. R. B. Crane,
Trenton, Star Rt.

Sorrell Mare, 6 yrs. old, 1109
Ibs.; good worker, cheap or
-trade for pony or mule, 800-
900 Ibs,; not over 8 or 10. yrs.
old. Coy Booth, Bowman.

Nice, gentle 5 gaited sarrle
mare, about 900 lbs., 7 yrs. old,
and 4 mos. old Filly Colt by
good Tenn. Walking Stallion,
both $450.00. G. L. Garmany,
Hogansville, Rt. 3. >

Reg. mare, beautiful roan
and white markings, quality
and manners plus, priced right.
eae DasHeyy. oer Rt



Seb C Pigs, tials ae he :

Browns |:
Riverdale,

| Gainesville, Rt, 1.

farin |
| work, gentle for children, $65.

Dock Beard, LaFayette, Rt. 1.

15]

_$1.50 ea.; and Common Pigeons,
-mostly white, 2 pr.,

quality and type.

Bucks, 5-7 mos. old, $5.00-$7.00








oy SALE



Good Plug Mile, work any- |

where, . $25.00. Don't _ write.
Come get him. W..R. Garner,
Cordele, Rt. 2.

' Pr. Bay: Mare Mules, 5 yrs.
old, 1150 lbs. ea., perfect match,
work. anywhere, $500.00 for pr.
Sam Sommer, Hawkinsville,
Phone 220.

Gaited Pinto Saddle Horse,
very gentle for children to ride,
$75.00. Grady Richardson,
Stone Mountain, Lithonia and
Stone Mt. Rd, 4 mi. _ Stone
Mountain. 2

White Saanan Back over
15 mos. old, $12.00; 2 Saanan
Buck Kids, 4 mos. old, $6. ea.
at my fram. Garham Simpson,
Sparta, Rt. 2.

Tog. 1 fresh and> 3 kids,
cheap. Come see. Cannot ship
S. T. Humphries, Decatur, 313
5th Ave. De. 5880.

Fresh purebred and grade
does, 9-13 lbs. milk daily and
kids, $25.-up. Saanan reg. in
American Goat Society, all
hornlee. W. J. Sunlin, Atlan-
ta, 730 Grand Ave. N. W. Bel.
OSS) Ieee

a

Nubian Tog Does, one al-
ready fresh, others freshen
within few days. Sell cheap at
my barn. Mrs. Need Harper,
Ocilla. x

Nannie Mills Goat, 1. gal.
milk daily, 3 kids, \$70. Hutt
Owens, Barnesville. Z
_3 Goats, milk stock, (1 Nan-
nie and 2 Kids) around 4 mos.
old, mother gives 5 ats. daily
when fresh: Also 2 Geese and
1 Gander for sale. Write Joe
fOr eranG. Toccoa, Rt. 3.

2 young thoroughbred goats
for sale; Also good goat milk.
M. S. McCurry, Atlanta; 358
Glenwood Ave. S. E.

RABBITS AND CAVIES
FOR SALE



/NZW Buck; 8 mos. old, papers,
furnished. Sell or exc. for

Guinea Pigs. Bill nee At-|

Janta, 886 Bake Ave.
9535.

NZW White Rabbits, 1 doe,
yr. old with 10 young 2 wks. old,
$5 .00 for lot; 4 does, 4 bucks,
6 wks. old, $t. 25 ea.; $2.00 pr.
No checks. . Ronald Roper,

_E. Wa.

Purebred, grown NZW Buck,

$2.00. No
less 2 pr. sold. M.-O. Gurtis
Branch, Jr, Enigma, Rt. 1. }

5 NZW Does, about 4 mos.
old, $2.75 ea.; also 1 buck 7 mos.
old, $3.50. Al ped. and of real
R. Lamar
Brantley, Wrightsville, Rt. 2.

Pr. Black and White Spotted
10 mos. old (Rabbits, $4.00. FOH.
July Ist. del: Exc. for 12. print
sacks, free of holes and mildew,
1007 Ib: sizes Dele PP. 7 H.C:
Ward, Junction City.

NZW and Hwt Chin Does and

ea. Will reg. when mature, Pa-
pers with all. das. A. Rosser,
Decatur, 170 Carter Rd.

NZW Juniors (Rabbits), $2.00
a.; $3.50 pr.; Purebred Flem-
ish Giant Buck, $3,00; few good
Woolen Angoras to sell in Au-
gust. Taking orders now. Ship
anywhere... Clyde Maxwell,
Marietta, Rt. 5.

NZW Rabbits, from ped.
stock, 1 seven mos. old Buck,
$3.50; Wooly 4 mos. old Buck,
$1.75; 8 and 11 wks. old Bucks,
$1.25. ea. Exp. Col.. Mrs./ Otis



Mashburn, Cumming, Rt. 5.

Several mixed breed Rab-|
bits; for sale. Charles A. a
Sharron, Rock Springs.

Ped. White Angora Doe, 8
mos. old and 3 Jrs., $7.50 for
lot. W. L. Sherrill, Rome, 2
Glover Street.

Pr. NZW Rabbits, 1 yr. ald,
doe already bred, 1 young doe,
3 mos. old, lot for $5. FOB.|
J. T. Roberts, Lincolnton, Ash- |
more Farm. tas

2 NZW Does, 1 yr. old, from

14 Jb. sire, $4.50 ea: $8.50 for
lot. FOB. Kenneth Pettit, Pike.

|horn Cockerels,
; from Schaffners for foundation

6 NZW Does, 1 yr. old 1 reg.
$5.00 ea; 2 large Virgin Does,
2 very large Bucks, 1 a old,
$6. ea; Trio Buck and 2
6 mos. old, $7.50 Mrs.

Sewell, Casson, Box 81.

White Giant Angora Rab-
bits, 10 wks. old, $4.00 for
doe; $2.00 for buck. Or exe,
for poultry. James H. Frost,
Blackshear, Rt. 2.

e064

_ Eng. Guinea Pigs,
mothers, $3.00; Adult Males,
$2.85. Exp. prepaid. Mrs. D. M.

Carter, Madison, Box 48.

i- White Doe, bred to
bits,

Warner Robins, Box 287.

White Female Rabbit with

pink eyes, about 2 yrs. old,

$2. or exc. Raleigh Pruitt, Tae x

vonia, Rt. 2.

Pr. = Giant Chinchillas,
Does 7 mos. old, $5.00; 6
Bucks, $4.00; Bucks, 31%
old, $3. .ea. All from
stock, B. H. Holsomback,
Point,.302 S. Harris St.

mos,
mce%,
pe
East



POULTRY FOR SALE.



BABY CHICKS AND
BANTAMS: . :

Purebred Golde n Sebrigiut

Bantams, $5.00 pr. FOB. Money |

Order.

_ Malcolm McMillan, Bar-
tow. __~ /

7 Brown Leghorn Bantam
crossed young hens, 1: Bantam
Rooster, 6 chicks, wk. old, $10.00
for lot.
ville.

BANTAMS. 9 Black Bantam
Hens, fine layers, now laying,
good setters, $10.00 FOB. Mrs.
T. T. McNelley, Turnerville.

BARRED, WHITE AND
OTHER ROCKS: :

1 White Rock Rooster, 10 none:
$2.00 ea. Come for. Mrs. Zora
Brown, Scottdale, Rear Wiged:
land Ave.

eae GAMES AND
GIANTS

Benet A Dark Cornish
March Cockerels, $2.50 ea. L.
G. Horne, * Augusta, os Glov-
er St.

10 Punirad Dark Cornish
Hens, $18.50 or $2.00 ea. Setting

Eggs, 16 for $1.50. Miss Leona

Simpson, Sparta, Rt. 2.

2 Large type Dark @ornich
trios, young, $6.50; older, $9.00.
Sikes, Sylvester.

Bull Dog (or short leg) 21%
lb. thoroughbred Cornish Cock-
erels, $3.00 ea. FOB; Also want
hear from party with- same
breed of Cornish but notre-
lated to mine. H. M. Moor-
man, Lovett.

2 lavpe Dark Cornish Cock-
erels, $1.75 ea.: 5 Pullets, $1.50
ea. Joe B. Youngblaod, Au-
gusta, 1503 Wrightsboro Rd.

10 Purebred Black Jersey
Giant Hens, 1% yrs. old, $2.00
ea.; 3 purebred Black Jersey

Giant Cockerels, 1 yr. o!d, $2.50.

ea. CaCsh or exc. B. H. Perv-

is, Helena, Rt. 1.

10 Cornish Games, $1.00 ea.
with 1 rooster free,=10 wks. off.
Mrs. A. T. Lee, Jesup, Rt. 1.

Pit Game. Chickens, tested
brood hens, early stage and pul-
lets, 1947 hatch, for sale. Guay,
Write for prices. Douglas Me-
Curry, Toccoa, Rt. 3, Box 92.

Pit Game. Chickens, quail
size, winners, for sale. Price on
request. J. Robert Westmore-
land, Totcoa, Rt. 3, Box 179.

LEGHORNS: WHITE,
BROWN AND BUFF:

25 White Leghorn Pullets, 3
mos. old, average 2% lbs., $1.25
ea. Won't ship. Mrs. J. Dz Ben-
nett, Dah!onega, Rt. 2.

6 Superior Grade White Leg-
3 mos. old,

stock, $3.50 ea. Mrs.. Clifford
Lavender, Flovilla, Rt. 1.

400 White Leghorn Pulleis,
best grade, 15 wks. old, $1.25 ea.
in Jots of 50 or more; Also 266
N. H. Reds,-same age. C. E
Britt, Gabbettville.

Does,
at 2 Cage



reg.
/Chin. Buck, 6 half Chin. Rab-
10 wks. old, 4, four wks.
old $10. for lot. Grady O'Neal,

$8.50;



Bill Kenyon, Gaines- ;

























if



(Continued from page one)

eome-in: contact with the infectious
agent. This whole question revolyes

about one of the basic problems - of

health and ther rapeutics.

WHY ROB YOUR CHILDREN
OF HEALTH -

Is it not perfectly obvious, that there
is a place in our milk situation for
pasturization? Ts it not equally clear
that it is most important for us to pre-
serve a place for clean, healthful,
wholesome, raw milk?

The law of Georgia provides for

the-sale of two. kinds of milk any-
where in Georgia. .It provides for:
the sale-of pasteurized milk. It also

provides for the sale of raw milk. The-

Jaw-makers were? level-headed and
used common sense when this law was
enacted.

We have in Georgia many (apa

and sanitariums. Some of these are for
children and some are for those -un-
fortunate enough to be the victims of
tuberculosis. cy our tuberculosis .sani-

- tariums there is great need for whole-

some, raw milk. Nothing will contribute
niore to the chances: of recovery of tu-

can be enjoined by any interested citi- [

; Department of Agriculture,

wholesome, raw milk.

The same can be said*in
most sick people, and of ehildren and
babies, in particular.

IT am _ convinced, from talking with
physicians, that they only recommend

general of

pastetrized milk because of a lack of

supply of wholesome, safe, raw milk.
No sub-division of the State can

Therefore, any ordinance by any
municipality requirme all milk, re-
gardless of bacteria count, to be past-
eurized is invalid, unenforceable and

Zen;

I have before me the Agricultural
Bulletin for June, 1947, hice is the
official publication of the Oregon State
This -Bul-
Jetin.is devoted almost entirely to-
dairy products including milk, This
Bulletin gives many interesting and

make valid or enforce any ordinance ia 5
conflict. with the State Law. =

enlightening facts regarding require-

ments as to milk in that State,
In Oregon, Grade A raw milk must

contain not less than 3.2 per cent but-.

terfat and not more than 20,000. *bae-
teria. Grade A raw milk, for pasteu-
rization, must contain not Jess ~ than

| count.











~ again the. eee of my

ment that -pasteurizati
vides for the marketing of b
Even a child an unders
better to have milk with

with 100,000 bacteria and r
20,000, This would Dg tr ,

thar pacts Spee not
milk germs, but that it-simply ka
germs. bese if I had to dri

ing a SMOrE article by ee
Dae Specialist, of the Orego
ment of ene Ww ich



prevent ae inerease

; os 2m, nas

berculosis victims

POULTRY FOR SALE

LEGHORNS: WHITE, BROWN
AND BUFF.

20 AAA English White the
horn Pullets, bloodtested, av-
etage wt. 144 lbs., $15.00. or
75c ea. 2 cockerels free. FOB.
MO only. Mrs. Charlie Mal-
phus, Tusculum. Gi

_ 500 Fooremans Leghorn
Hens, 1 yr: old, $1.25 ea. for lot.
M. L. Ownbey, Waycross, 1107
Gilmore St.

400 White Paonoas Pullets,
15 wks. old, from matings 300
or more eggs per, year :
Christie N. H. Red Pullets $1.50
ea. Can ship 15 and up -~ at
$1.60. G. W. Woodliff, Flow-
ery Branch, Rt. 1.

3 Polish Hens and 1 Rooster,
$14.00. Mrs. Helen Street, At.
Janta, Rt. 2:

ee Ors Cc Hq ICK-
NS

-1 Rooster and 7 hens for sale.
Mrs. C.-L. OKelley, Barnes-
ville, Washington Park.

MINORCAS & MISCELLANE-
OUS CHICKENS.

12 Pullets, Golden Buff Min-
orcas, AAA Grade, 1 Cock, 8
mos. old, direct from Rush
Fatm, $1.50 ea. FOB. Omaha.
E. M. Lee, Omaha, RFD 1.

30 large fat hens, $1.25 ea.
cash. All letters. ans. ~ Mrs:
Rosa Lee Johnson, Alamo, Rt.
2. :

ORPINGTONS.

4 Yellow Buff
Roosters, 214% - 3 lbs.,
Mrs. Marie Holland,
RFD 2, Box 196.

- 1 Cockerel,
feet, but walks good) $3.00;

yr. -old- Cockerel, Golden Batt
and Red Leghorn crossed, $2.00.

Orpington
$1.50 ea.
Dalton,

8 mos. old {ne

Add postage. Mrs. - Presley
Fowler, Diamond.
15 healthy Buff Ophr. Hens,

now laying, 2 grown Roosters,
same breed, $2.00 ea. If all
taken will give 1 rooster free.
Ship if coop is returned; Also
1 can hog lard, 45c lb. Cannot
ship lard. I. H. Anderson, Al-
ma, Rt. 4.

PEACOCKS, PHEASANTS;
PIGEONS, QUAIL,
DOYES, ETC:

Adult Mutant and Ring-neck
Pheasants, few laying N. H. Red
Hens, 16 mos., and young and
adult stock mixed bantams, fot
sale. Frank Ginn, Atlanta
1297 Metropolitan Ave. Wa
1116,

and

than





plenty of

'SPOULTRY FOR SALE.

PEACOCKS, PHEASANTS,
PIGEONS, QUAIL, DOVES,
ETC)

2 Beautiful Blue Peacocks,
$20.00 ea; Extra fine Cornish
Game Basatams,, $7.50. pr.;:
trio. FOB farm.. George G.
Koch, Savannah, Rt. 3, Box 293

6 pr. Fan Tail ' Pigeons (4 pr.

Saddle Backs, 1 pr. White), for

sale, $3.00 pr. or exc. for some-}
thing of equal value: J.T.
Nash, Atlanta, Rt- 7, Box 115.

3 pr. purebred Racing Hom-
ers, 2 prs. mated, banded and
working, other pair about 2
mos. old, all seamless banded,
$2.50 pr.; $7.00 for lot. Terry
Avery, Covington. B

REDS (NEW HAMPSHIRE,
RHODE ISLAND AND
OTHER REDS)

R: I, Red Baby Chicks, dark
strain, blood tested, $3.00, 25;
$11.00 C; Jan. Pullets and Cock-
erels, $2.00 ea. Mrs. Don Don-_

aldsonville, Decatur, De. 2405.
25 ea. of AAAA R. I. Red
Pullets, 7 wks. old, $1.00 ea
Nancy McLane, Fort Valley,
Ri 2 Box 53. 4
2 Superior Quality N. H.
Roosters, 1 yr. old, $3.50 ea. L.

G. Watters, Atlanta, 1243 North
Ave. N. E. De 9916.

100 fine Tripple A New Hamp-
shire Red Pullets, nearly 4 mos.
old and soon to lay, $1.75 ea.
Bring or send crates. No exp.
paid. Mrs. .C> T. Lavxender,
Flovilla, Rt. 1.

10 young N. H. Red Hens
laying, $2.50 ea.; $20:00 for lot;
Also. Glaze Collard Seed, 1947
crop, 2 thbls., 25 10 Tbls. $1.00.
Del, Mrs. J. A. Wilson, Mar-
tin.

Two Hundred 10 wks. old R.
I Pullets, best grade, $1.00 ea.
W. W. Smith, Decatur, Rt. 1,
or Glenwood Rd. Phone De.
2611
TURKEYS, GUINEAS, DUCKS,
GEESE, ETC,

6 Geese, 3 young, 3 old, for
sale. H. D. Ellis, Atlanta, Rt.

Pr. Black and White Muscovy
Ducks, $3.00; 7 Indian Runners,
$1.25 ea.; Sebright Bantams,
$2.50 pr.; Mixed Bantams, 75c
ea.; 4 Hens and Cock, 18 mos.

old, White Hackle Games,|}
$20.00. H. M. Adams, Doug-|"
lasville.

last years

No chks. T.

Mallard Drakes,
hatch, $2.00 ea.
P. Price, Lavonia.

~ 100,000 bacteria.

$10.00.

| burn, Rt.



| = : iz S
POULTRY FOR SALE

TURKEYS, GUINEAS, DUCKS,
GEESE AEC eZ

2 large. Muscovy Ducks, and
1 Drake, Hens, now laying,
$1.50~ea.; Also large Muscovy.
Ducks, already feathered, : $1.50
ea.-or trade for other poultry.
Billy Durden, Rt. 1, Odum.

6 Bronze Turkeys, last years
hatch; hens, $6.00 ea.; Toms,
$7.50; also. 20 or more chicken:
hens, and 2 roosters for sale at
market prices. Cannot ship.
Mrs. J. H. Chafin, McDonough,
Rite 2-

1000 B. B. Bronze Turkeys, 4
wks. old,. $1.10 ea. eae ee
shipment July 2nd. S. G. Hul-
sey, Care Hulseys Tharkeo
Farm, Gamesvile, Rt. 6.



POULTRY WANTED

PEACOCK, PHEASANTS,
PIGEONS, QUAIL

Want-1 Pheasant Rooster and
2 Pheasant Hens. Describe and
state price. Tom Frazer, Fair-.

Want Blue Peacock or will
buy a pair; also want pr Green

Java Peafowls. Mrs. C. R. Mor- St

gan, Americts, Rt. 4.

REDS. (N: #H.; R. ie
OTHER) WANTED
Want 1 or 2 hundred day
old Baby Chicks, New Hamp-
shire Pullets preferred. Will
exc. equal value for same.}
Write what you:have. Mrs, J.

AND

E. Stone, Adairsville, Rt. 2.

TURKEYS, GUINEAS, DUCKS
GEESE, ETC. WANTED
Want Quackless Dark Green
Flying Drake. State ~-price.
Mrs. E. Hopson; Macon, Rt. 7,
Rock St.

PEACOCKS, PIGEONS,
PHEASANTS, QUAIL, DOVES
ETC. WANTED

Want-to buy 50 prs. mated
giant size squabbing pigeons,
Silver or White Kings, White
Carneaus or what have you.
State price for lot. J. B. Woot-
en, Macon, 301 Park -St.



POSITIONS WANTED



Want-job on large truck farm
near Atlanta with good man
and good house, on school route,
4 old enough to work. Julia
Daniel, Carrollton, RFD &

You will nels here :



POSITIONS WANTED

Want oe: as dans manaeer
30_yrs. exp., am 59 yrs. old, have
small, family.
living conditions. Will have to
be moved. J. G. oes Alley,
Rt. 2. ;

Want job doing general farm ||
work, 10 yrs. exp. Julian. Reed,
Lawrenceville, Rte2; Carel Mrs.
& els Langford.

ey unseen ee Sidous
well educated, desires: work on
farm looking ~ after poultry,
gardening.

ern conveniences. Mrs. E. Pen-

Ave. N.E. At. 3750.~

. Want job doing light work on
farm, a little aged but can.
work. Come or write. Mrs.
T. BE. Wright, Moreland, Rt. 1.
Care James Elder on Colic
Farm.

| gusta as caretaker and gardner- |.
er, light truck farming. Do not
drink. Have own cottage, furn-
iture, just myself and wife. Can
do carpenter, elec. and~ ~plumb-
ing work also. Robert. J. Da-
vise, Augusta, 1026. Reynolds

-X Vet.,

er,
also help gather crop, lifetime
exp. on farm. Want good hous
on school bus Rt. Dan eh
Copeland, Marietta, Rt. 5.

_ Want 15-20 ie not over 1 mi.
off hwy., and 20 mi. Dalton,
with house, pasture, barn, mail
route, 50-50 basis. On school |
route. Sherman F. illiams,
Tunnel Hill. Rt. 1: _

- Young married man, no child-
ren desires work on plant farm

35 yrs. old,~ and. fath-

or-nursery as Mgr. or Super- |"
visor. James H. Davidson,
Egan. x

Want day labor until crop
gathering time, 7 to work, ages
8-18,-5 boys, wife and self, old-
er son can drive tractor. Want
5 or 6 R house with elec. R.
D: Percill, Lithonia, Rt: 2.>:~

FARM HELP WANTED



Want 3 white families for
general farm work, tractor or
mule experience, good pay,
good houses, elec., running wa-
ter, school and mail rt. 2 mi,



Want place in or en Au-|-

want job-on peach farm |.

from town. T, E. Roberts, Don-|P



) eoriile,

State salary .and; driv:

Prefer with small | ab!
nice family. in home with mod-|a

dell, Atlanta, 732 Bonaventure | V1

ine work on
-and do garden wor
of family. G
and state sala
Harvey C
Welcomeall Ra,
Want single 5
willing-to work o
Kalb: Co:7Can~
and will pay wi

and forage
good- house
plumbing, -
furnished by own

Smith, - Columbus;
Raymond Co.

Want white +

and do.light

my family. MM:

fith;~ Atlanta, 1
Want small fam

to work on farm, |

lights, water, and

ish wages and p
J. Moon, Rt. 1, i
Want man t