Farmers and consumers market bulletin, 1956 October 31

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Phil Campbell,

Commissioner

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WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1958


































orgians Are Named
ecan Committees

ittee and the Handlers Advisory
operate under the marketing

pecans. grown in Georgia, Ala-
rida, Mississippi, and South

i during the 1956-57 season has

1cunced by the U. S. Department

Be

of the Committee and Coun-

t and selected to serve in the
crop year. However, it was neces-
uspend program operations dur-

id the: members were not given

rtunity to serve. Therefore, they

reappointed to serve through
: :

itral Georgia (alternate to be
1 at a later date); J. B. Wight, Cairo,
rs. Evelyn S. Gee, Blakely, to rep-
outhwest Georgia; W. H. Smith,

ar, to represent Southeast Geor-
Wilson, Fort Valley, and
Peavy, Byron, to represent
Peeetag sella
vians selected to serve on the
and their respective alternates,
is Adler and S. K. Simon, both
Howard Thrower, Cairo, and
Continued on Page 7)





Sales Slated
ennville Also

on to weekly pecan auctions
ele and Vidalia Farmers Mar-
re will also be a weekly pecan
at the Glennville Farmers Mar-

-ordele auction will be held
afternoon as will the Gnnville

Georgia
ATE OF THE SOUTH

ion of the Pecan Administrative _

nt and order regulating the han- |

commended by the groups they

ar because prices exceeded.

esboro, and C. B. Blount, Sr.,



NITIS ON

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Agricultural
CALENDAR

Noy. 14, Experiment Station, Griffin *
_ Peach growers meeting.

Nov. 15, Ft. Valley Peach growers

meeting. :

Nov. 18-21, Atlanta Annual conven-
tion, Georgia Farm Bureau Federa-
tion.







n= er

Conservation Reserve -

Deadline Extended

ATE EAST OF THE MISSISSIPPI



Final date for farmers to enter into
Conservation Reserve contracts under the
Soil Bank for this year, 1956, has been ex-

tended from October 15 to November 30,

1956.

At the same time, all Conservation Re-
serve contracts, including those for tree
planting..will be limited to 10 years, ex-
cept when seedling trees are not available
to a participating farmer. In cases where
seedlings are not available during one or
more years of a Conservation Reserve

(Continued on Page 7)

Two. Peach Meetings
Slated In November

Two peach-growers meetings will be
held in Georgia in November.

The first will be in Griffin at the
Georgia Experiment Station on Novem-
ber 14, and the following day a similar
event will be conducted at the courthouse
in Fort Valley, :

George Firor, horticulturist, and W.
C, Carter, marketing specialist, both with
the College of Agriculture Extension Ser-
vice, said the meetings will deal with pro-
duction and marketing.

The Griffin meeting will get under-

(Continued on Page 7)



NUMBER @

INCREASE IN STATE

Cooperation of Farmer
Needed To Halt Spread

By PHIL CAMPBELL
Ccmmissioner of Agriculture

Rhinitis, a swine disease, is becoming
more widespread in Georgia and particu-
larly in South Georgia.

The disease costs hog farmers thou-
sands of dollars annually in swine weight
losses and wasted feed and the coopera-
tion of farmers is needed to halt its spread.

We are enforcing regulations requiring
that all afflicted hogs sold at auction mar-
kets must be consigned to slaughter. At
the same time diseased swine must be
penned separate from other swine to pre-
vert spread of the infection.

But regulations on the markets will
not solve the problem entirely. Hog farm-
ers must do everything they can to keep
the disease off their farms and to clean
up the disease when it is discovered.

Farmers must watch their hogs, and
particularly new animals, closely for the
disease symptoms which include cough-
ing, sneezing and in the latter stages, a
twisted snout. If the disease is suspected
a qualified veterinarian should be called
to correctly diagnose the disease.

If the disease is found to be present
there are three steps that may be taken
by tee farmer to halt its spread and pre-
vent its re-occurrence.

1. Dispose of all swine on the farm for
three to four months with disinfection of
buildings and plowing of hog lots. The
lots should be left fallow so the sun can
help kill the disease producing organism.

2. Dispose of all young stock and place
sows in separate lots that are pig tight
so the baby pigs from the different sows
will not mix. Keep the young pigs sepa-
rated by litters until weaning them and
select future breeding stock from those
litters that have shown no symptoms of
coughing or sneezing.

3. Take the pigs from the sows when
they are about 24 hours old and hand-
raise them in complete isolation from the
other stock. This requires separate han-
dlers for the adult sows and the young
pigs. 2

Farmers should keep close watch on

(Continued on Page 7)

Georgia, First:

e PEANUTS
BROILERS

e PEACHES
e NAVAL STORES

* PIMIENTO PEPPER
IMPROVED PECANS









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Ailanta 3, Georgia C

SECOND HAND
MACHINERY FOR SALE

2 D-7 Caterpillar tractors, one |

both in A~1 cond. One $3,000, one
$3,500. S. M. Dudley, Box 462,,
Ringgold. .

Jahn Deere B model tractor,
planters, cultivators, . harrow,
tiller, grain drill, mower, and
rake, All in good cond. Do not
write, come see. Cary M. Davis,
Rt. 2, Danville. Ph. 3331. -

1952 Ford tractor, 2-disc plow,
Collins harrow, dirt pan, lime
spreader. Tractor used 475 hours.
All for $1195. Luther Fain, Cog-
burn Ra., Rt. 1, Alpharetta.

Two A. C. 60 combines, good
and fair cond., $300 and $200."
Jack Welden, Hwy. 16, Griffin.
Ph. 5896.

Farmall C tractor with culti-
vaior, planters including cotton
hopper, fertilizer attachment,
tandum disc harrow, bottom
plow, and 10-1/2 ft. floating
tracter weeder. All in good cond.
See at farm 5 mi. W. Hawkins-
ville. T. J. Holders, Hawkins-
| ville.

Allis-Chalmers B tractor, cul-
tivators, 2-dise plow, 8-dise har-
row, and sub soil plow. Thomas
Nash, Norcross. Ph. 3620. :

1955 Pacer Massey Harris trac-
tor with power take-off, harrow,
disc plow, planters, cultivators
and manure spreadr. Priced
reasonable. See at my farm 5
mi, N. Alpharetta on Francis
Rd. W. Adell Moss, Rt. 1, Fran-
cis Rd., Alpharetta. :

. Farmall tractor, Traylor, heavy
plow, mowing machine, rake an
lots of farm tools. Barbain. S. H.
Gresham, 448-50 Peachtree Ar-
cade Bldg, Atlanta 3. Ph. WA-
6761.

Golden 3-roller horse-drawn
cane mill, good cond., $25. C. E.
McGlaun, RFD 1, Box 58, Buena
Vista.

1950 Massey Harris Pony
Tractor with PTO, hydraulic lift,
disc harrow, buldozer blade,
turning plow, and 4 ft. tary
mower, $1000 cash or exch. for
Ford or Ferguson tractor or
equal value in beef cattle. W.R.
Ruppersburg, Rt. 1, Milam Rd.,
Fairburn. :

Allis Chalmers combine, 7 ies



SALE EVENTS SECOND HAND



November 12-13 (Monday-Tues-



MACHINERY FOR SALE



day) Cordele, Shetland
_ pony auction sale... over
- 500 ponies, both Reg., and

Grades. At Sale barn, by L. L.

Williams Pony Farm.



SECOND HAND
MACHINERY FOR SALE



town.

One 24 in. cut-off saw and
frame with pulley, one subsoiler,
terracing blade, all for Ford
Ferguson tractor. D. V. Ross,
-1200 Mt. Vernon Hwy., Dun-
woody.

One Intnl 6 hammer mill, | Ph. Lenox 4-9839,
$125; one Intnl 9-B, 8-1/2 ft.
bl. section harrow, $175. James
A. Butts, Rt. 1, The Rock. Ph.

Thomaston 3760. of

planters and
cultipacker, Taylor bush and
bog harrow; John Deere grain
drfil; hammer mill. All in good
cond., priced to sell. Charles
Spearman, Rt. 1, Felton.

Ph. 1743-M2.

4-dise tiller and tandem disc
harrow, 3-point hitch for Ford
tractor; Also, heavy duty roller

. type stalk cutter. Located at
farm, Bostwick, Morgan Co. Tap
Carey; 2090 Howard Circle, N.E.,

SE. ets 4; ;
Atlanta 7. Ph, EV-5759 nights. Bee ar one



One 2-row mounted Allis-
Chaimers Corn Picker fits, WD
and WD-45 tractor, A-1 cond.,
$500: E. C. West, Jr., Pinehurst.

Drag harrow and other farm
tools; also, wagon, harness, bri-
dies and leather lines. See at
farm near Colbert. Mrs. L. H.
Sanders, Colbert. Ph. 4371.

1951 Farmal) tractor, cultiva-
fors, planters, distributors, pow-
ey take-off; Also, 4-disc tiller,
used very little, and S/well
pump, 250 ft., 3/4 in. pipe, $2,000
for lot. L. A. Goodroe, RFD 3,
Buena Vista.

224, Senoia.

merce.

to be mounted on



Lexington.

Farmal) H. tractor; 52 R. H-I
pcombine; H-I 3-dise plow; H-I
23-V mower; Taylor sub-soiler;

Set of Hillside breaking plows
to fit on Super A Berit tae
tor; also tobacco setter to fit on
back of Super A Farmall on
drag type. Gordon Hamm, Cobb-

1951 Model WD Allis Chal-
mers tractor, A-1 cond., good
tires; One set of Taylorway bush
and bog harrows with hydrolic
ram, one Taylorway sub soiler.
J. C. Parker, Rt. 3, Gainesville.

Farmall A tractor with new
motor; 4-E mill; 2-disc plow; set
u cultivators;
smoothing harrow, 2-wheel farm
trailor; mule drawn mower. Sell
all or part, reasonable. R. C.
Duncan, RFD 2, 98, Newnan.

Allis Chalmers B tractor, in-
cluding cultivaters, dbl. hopper,
corn planter, fertilizer, distribu-
tor, 18-in. single disc harrow.
All good cond. See at my farm
4 mi. S. Baxley. J. E. Herndon,

Farmall Cub tractor, planters,
cultivator, fertilizer, good tires,
one rear new, engine. rebuilt.
Will steam clean and paint and
deliver to you ready. for work,
$625. M. H. Elder, Jr., P. O. Box

One square faced John Deere
G tractor in good cond., $750.
Mrs. J. O. M. Smith, Rt. 4, Com-

One row Dearborn corn picker
tractor.
Bought last fall, used very little.
Bargain. C. L. Wheless, RFD 2,

can be repaired for about $100,

849, Cedartown.

Allis-Chalmers, 60 combine
with 4 cyl. A-C motor, need
some repair to combine, motor
in good cond., $250 or will trade
for cattle. L. E. Akins, Powers-
ville. =

One Ford tractor, 59 model,
and equipment, good cond. Come
see, do not write, live 10 mi. E.
Hawkinsville. D. H. Simmons,
Sr., Hawkinsville.

One 1951 Model H Farmall
tractor in. good cond., planters
and cultivators. Located W. E.
Wards, Lee Pope. Calvin Ward,
Pecan St., Rt. 1, Cordele.

One model 1950 Ford tractor,
made only 3 crops, idle since, 8
pieces-equipment. E. G. Morris,
415 Third Ave., Decatur. Ph.
EV-5311.

One John Deere, 2 dise plow
for M John Deere tractor, Gor-
don Wilbanks, Rt. 1, Nicholson.

/One 1951 Ford tractor and im-
pliments, fair cond., reasonable.
Also large size cane mill. and
some mule drawn farm imple-
ments, reasonable. Shellie D.
Branch, Rt. 1, Glennville.

One John Deere crawler trac-
tor. J. Hubert Adams, Rt. 1,
Barnesville.

New Simplicity Garden
Tractor, 3 HP, Briggs and Strat-
ten engine, 6 speedy forward
and reverse, complete with 10
in. turning plow, 6 ft. cultivator,
laying off plow, hillers, weedvs,
planter with fertilizer attach-
ment, Priced to sell. George W.
Howard, Rt. 2, Cedartown.

One DC Case Tractor, A-1
cona., new rubber; one 1954 MM
69 Combine w/motor; one Rome
Tandem Disc harrow. George
Allen, Rt D, Box 76, Griffin. Ph.

sell for $250. James Young, Box



SECOND HAND

cond., Ford cultivator, used 1

ton planters and distributors,
one Dearborn rotary hoe, used
10 days, $900 for lot. E. W.
Youngblood, Rt. 3, Ashburn.

One Cockshutt tractor; also
1 ea. McCormick, 64 Combine,
12-row grain drill, mower and
rake, tractor drawn, 10-dise har-
vow and farming tools, all good
shape. On New Hope Rd., near
New Hope Church. No letters.
H. F. Black, Rt. 2, Lawrenceville.

1955 Allis Chalmers tractor,
WD 45, 3-dise plow, 20 disc.
smoothing harrow, planter and
cultivator outfit, and tractor
wagon. Located on Duluth-
Lawrenceville Hwy. W. H. Gar-

P.M.

Intn] TD-9 Bulldozer, first
class cond. $4,000. D. G. Harri-
son, 956 Deeatur Flat Shoals
Rd., RFD 2, Decatur.

1952 Ferguson tractor, newly
overhauled, good cond. Paul
Griffin, RFD 2, Colquitt.

52 Model Ford tractor, A-1
cond., good rubber, $700. John

beville. _

D-40 Caterpiller Diesel with
angle and tilt blade in good

ert A. Eavenson, Ri. 1, Dewey
Rose. Ph... Elberton 1883-M4. :

1948 Ford tractor, excellent

dj cond., lights, hydraulic lift, etc.,

bush and bog harrow, drag pan,
furrow plow, drag harrow, hay
rake, all work on hydraulic lift,
$650. W. H. Johnson, 521 Hair-
ston Rd., Rt. 1, Stene Mountain.
Ph. 43-5170.

John Deere LA tractor, per-

fect cond., except old tires, 2
sets, cultivators, planters, bottom
plow, $400. cash. Mrs. Bo

Marks, Rt. 1, Box 303, Freeman
Rd., Jonesboro. :

Farmall H tractor with starter,
lights, ley, cultivators and
planters, bush and bog harrow.
J, L. Brewer, Buckhead. i



MISCELLANEOUS
EQUIPMENT FOR SALE
AND WANTED |



Deep well pump, 35 ft. -plastic
pipe, ft. valve tank, connecting
pipes, good cond., using now,
$55 and you pull up pipes, dis-
connect pump. Located 1/2 mi.
across tiver from county Air
Port. Mrs. Effie Smith, Gordon
Rd., Austell. :

2-wheel tractor trailer with
rubber tires, removable bolted
poplar crate body, for hauling
all farm crops, including cattle
and hogs, $90. W. H. Ivey, Rt. 1,

Want tractor grain drill, pow-
er pick-up hay bailer and side
delivery rake. Must be in first
class cond., and reasonable. E.
M. Landrum, Box 158, Adairs-
ville, :

ft. and clamps for Farmall A
cultivator. State number of ea.
and price. Paul Simmons, 502
N. Sylvan Rd., East Point. Ph.
PO-7-3549.

Reconditioned Hercules Diesel
engine and new 6 x 6 Gorman
Rupp pump, mounted on 2-
wheel trailer, low water and oil
controls, $2,500 FOB. Jack B.

MACHINERY FOR SALE |
One 8 N Ford tractor, in A-l|

yr., one new type Ford bottom |.
plow, used 1 yr., set of Coving-

non, Duluth. Ph. 3480 after 5 4832.

H. Johnson, Rt. 1, Box 235, Ab- |

cond., sacrifice for $1,500. Rob-

Box 12, Milledgeville. Ph. 7211.

Want Tiller discs, spring plow.
















































































Want good used |
S. P. Harris, 1019

32 ft. new Idea
vator; John Deere 5
rubber (can be ma
in. 10 disc King b

-harrow; Case field e
Intn1 stationa:
cutter. C, J. Steed, Rt.
ton. Ph. Roopville 4

One Homart deep
with 40 gal tank,
everything comple
well, good cond., $
Maxwell, Rt. 4, Sm:

6-can milk cooler
oil brooders good Co!
Clarence Mooney, Rt.
Ph. 7701.

1008 wire laying
cond. Can del. Pri
Ross Maddox, RFD

One Dearborn B
Harrow for Ford
Alton D. Brown, Tyro

One garden pf
cond. Sell or exch.
tiller in perfect co:
Koppe, 2694 Boulev
AGanta 97.23 =

144 back-to-back
used less than 1,
also, one cut-off saw
pulley for Ford tra
Alton D. Brown, Ty:

Mule drawn, 2
practically new, $40.
den, Rt. 3, Kenwood
etteville. ; Ate

One David -Bra
corn sheller, cylind
shelled about 100 b
at my home. Willis
1, hestery = 2%

rk ee
Want Bear Cat 4-.
with or without ;
must be in good
Callaway, Rt. 4,
Mode? A Farmall
all equipment, als
wagon. J. E. Elkins,
Phi 2-4% 2

One small grain
plows, used once for
Lawson, Rt. 2,-Trent

2 Farmall trac
Combine, Peanut
rake, planters, cul
tributers, and plows
tor, Bermuda plow,
weed cutter. Sell
cheap. H. B. Ware,
Box 49, Fitzgerald.

Oliver 70 tracto
and bog harrow,
cheap; Also, Floor
scales, draw to 1000
new. Mrs. A. O .

> a oe ae " * indiana adhd Si satiation 2 aiaigpns

Want 2-row trac
ing and cultivatin;
in good cond. and
or Henry Co. H. E.
Harding Ave.,
PO-1-9812. =.

Want large Diese
tor in good cond.
tires. Give cond.
first letter. Tyler
well. ee
_ 3-point hitch for
A Farmall tractor, fo
Lee, Red Oak.

_W. D. Allis Chi



Rigdon, Tifton. Ph. 517 day, 1574
night.

used 3 times, cheap.
Gentry, Rt. 3, Cal






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MISCELLANEOUS { MISCELLANEOUS
EQUIPMENT FOR SALE | EQUIPMENT FOR SALE |
AND WANTED AND WANTED
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wagon complete,
ew, $75 or trade for
mare. John E.

and

_bells, good shape, 1
id tone, other good but
$10 and $8; Also, 1

er cane mill in good
ze 13, Chattanooga and
Post, at my farm, $40.
elflower, RFD 1, Empire.

small Silage or hay chop-
cluding motor, used very

$65 at my place. H. J.
borough, 1653 Melrose Dr.,
Atlanta 10. Ph. PL-3-6360.

nt geed used tractor in
rd. located nearby. Pric-
mably. David C. Hill, Rt.
370, College Park.

garden tractor in good
ate price, cond., model,
Burson, Rt. 3, Hogans-

-good roping - saddle
r will exch. good, light
on.and some fine game

__Wellborn, Rock

1. Stainless steel (inside
t) Pasteurizer, $200; Fair-
_ well - pumps:
$80; 3-H $189;

azaway,
Rd., Rt. 1, Decatur.

portable milking ma-
) grain drill, all in good
Allen, Rt, 3, Box

Gravely garden tractor
miles Atlanta. W. A.
5260 Glenhaven Dr.,

EV-8025. phe

. M. Middlesbrooks,

power cane mill and
Buy or trade New

rn Shucker and
same. Hoke S. Lee,

John Deere ham-

10 x 28 in. tractor
_preaks, also used
ivator for Ford tractor.
ces on other equip-
Cl, Bex

ctor. Will buy seperate
. W. T. Kelley, Jr., Rt.

sound buggy wheel.

-and location. W. O.
, Dalton. =
cused Babson funnell
or for cooling milk,
\d. Woodrow Bryant,
6, Eastman.
1 (15 in.), rubber
also A-60 Intnl
ding and leveling
. and price for
White, Rt. 5,

Ferrelt seed cleaner,
0.



One Farm Bell mounted and
complete, $10 at farm; Also,
1-1/2 H farm wagon complete
with shafts and tongue, $60.
Luther Holland, Rt. 1, Byrom-
ville. ee :

168 layer cages, good cond.,
cheap. S. M.-Davis, Kathleen.

2 unused Butler 25 bu. profi-
matic hog feeders, $65 ea., locat-
ed at Roberta, or will deliver
both. W. M. Nottingham, 710
Peachtree St., Atlanta 8.

One No. 3-X Golden Cane
Mill, front roller and boxen new;
also, one cog. mill, practically
good as new. Heart Cypress
sweep, $75. Talmadge Courson,
Pearson.

Gould Jet fresh water Pump,
$75. Mrs. Chas. E. Sheppard, 203
Fulford Dr:, Mtn. View. Ph. PO-
7-6930 after 6 PM.

200 gal. stainless steel Pasteur-
izer, milk pump, sanitary pipe,
6 ft. cooler board, 500 gal. brine
tank, 1-1/2 H compressor. W: W.
Sheppard, Lithonia. Ph. 3971.

One 1953 Jubilee tractor mot-
or, complete with exception of

valves and rocker arms, $75. J.
i Armstrong, Rt. 2, Stockbridge.

Deep well elec. pump and 35
gal. tank. Mrs. Ida O. Tiesler,
711 Mayland Ave., S. W., At-

jlanta 10. Ph: PL-5-2750.
tools consisting of elec.|~ :

One mule drawn stalk cutter,
good cond., $30. Mrs. F. W. Fox,

~ | Rt. 6, Carrollton.

Big Dutchman automatic
poultry feeder, with 410 ft.
trough and chain, good cond.
J. B. Webb, Rt. 2, Carrollton.
Ph. TE-2-2394.

One Intnl Model A tractor,
new battery, lights, starter, new
9-24 rear tires, good cond., with
cultivator equipment. Sacrifice
for $425. M. H. Hardison, PO
Box 51, Byron. Ph. 903.

6 oil brooders with vent pipes,
$100; 560 gal. oil tank (for
brooders) $60; 50 feed- troughs,

| $50; Bradley hammer mill, $170,

2 H heavy wagon with tractor
hitch, $50. All good cond. FOB
my farm, 5 mi. S. Jonesboro.
Alex H. Stephens, RFD, Jones-
boro.

Large irrigation=system, 125

HP Cryslar Maker with Gould

pump, approx. 500 ft. 6 in., 500
ft. 5 in. and 1700 ft. 4 in. alum-
inum pipe, 25 sprays, all neces-
sary connections, motor on rub-
ber tires, fertilizer attachment.
Only operated 78 hours. Roy G.
Jones, 619 Clairemont Ave., De-
catur. Ph. DE-3680.

Want John Deere G. Model
tractor for cash. Give year, cond.
and asking price. No junk, and
worth the price asked. D. L.
Kidd, Rt. 1, Rayle. |

Oil incubator, $7. Mrs. J. E.
Carter, Rt. 4, Box 427, McMurry
Dr., S.W., Atlanta 11.

Want Ford tractor motor com-
plete with head and pan; doesnt
have to be in good cond. John
Michael, Rt. 2, Winder.

One 9 in. Hammer mill with
20 hammers and big elee. motor,
for sale. L. J. Dunlap, Luthers-
ville:

"2-H wagon, 6-row grain drill,

}2-H drawin cotton poison dus-

ter, 2-H hay rake, corn sheller,
Oliver 2-H Turner, single plow,
all in good shape, cheap. Mrs.
/R. L. Cline, Waleska.

5 deck battery brooder, $25.
W. H. Gazaway, Rt. 3, Alphar-
etta.

Massey Harris 3 bottom plow,
16 in. bottoms on rubber, Taylor
way subsoiler, single shank on

stee} wheels, Ford (Long) auto-"

matic twine hay bailer with Wis-
consin air cooled motor. All ex-
cellent cond. Contact: Jack Duf-
fel, Rt. 2, Perry. Ph. 241-J.

Want 3 deck poultry battery,
good cond. H. P. Johnson, Rt. 1,
Box 27, Louisville. 5

Want. feed mill with syrup
mixing attachment. Must be in



good cond. L. J. Callaway, Rt.
, Madison

Oe



|Box 662, Fitzgerald, Ga.

One set John Deere H planters
and all kinds plates, cheap. Only
used 1 season, good as new. J.
C. Chapman, Rt. 2, Colquitt. ~

One for 5 ft. mower, like new.
Sell or trade for Rotor mower,
pull type; one 5 ft. smoothing
harrow for sale or trade for B &
B harrow for tractor, pick-up;
type; 2-ply belt size, 6 in. x
35 ft. L. A. Powers, 221 W. Pop-
lar St., Griffin. Ph. 5170 night.

' New Sears Roebuck elec.
chicken brooder, 500 cap. $80
FOB. T. W. Bunch, Talking
Rock.

Want Farmall A tractor near
Atlanta, not older than 52 model.
Must be in good cond. and rea-
sonable for cash. R: K. Kirk, Rt.
4, Alpharetta.

Large size wheelbarrow spray-
er, $12. Will not ship. C. S. Winn,
Dunwoody. Ph. $7-2617.

Want feeding troughs for flock
of 2,000 laying hens. Dixon W.
Hall, 952 Blue Ridge Ave., N.E.,
Atlanta 6. Ph. TR-6-0859.

Want 3 point hitch, 2-disc
Ford or Ferguson tractor plow,
good cond. C. R. Nix, Hampton.

Want one A-151 plow for
Farmall Super A, in good shape
and reasonable. James Gower,
Rt. 3, Rockmart.

Want Portable hammer mill
mounted on wheels with PTO,
complete with screens, in fair
cond: Also, want ten, 10 gal.
milk cans. Must pass Grade A
inspection, State cond. and price.
Glen Nightingale, Rt. 2, Staple-
ton. f

/ Complete Gin outfit, down
pack press, three 80 saw gins,
Continental Dryer, now running,
$4000. H. E. Cooper, Loganville.

560 gal. oil tank, coffee piping,
$55. Alex H. Stephens, Rt. 1, Box
334, Jonesboro.

Model M John Deere, 18 in.
single turn plow, used only one
yr., near Bethlehem Church.
Frank Crews, Rt. 1, Nahunta.

One 2H wagon and one mule,
6 m. E. Sandersville. M. M.
Newsome, Sandersville.

FARM LAND
CORRECTION NOTICES

A ALN

363 A. more or less, 4 mi. W.
Bainbridge, 200 A. cultivation,
peanut and cotton allotments;
fenced and cross-fenced in 10
fields, good wire, 3 deep wells,
2 tenant houses, 2 barns, nice
6 R. house, bath, basement, in
setting of grown pines, good
paint inside and out, smoke"
house, pump house, garage, large
front and back porches, $20,006
(not $2,000 as printed in Land
issue). Clifton Griffin, Rt. 4, Con-
quitt.

96 A. farm land, 2 good 4 R.
houses, 35 A. open land, rest in
woods (not weeds, as stated in
Farm Land issue), lots of young
pine timber, some_ hardwood,
pasture, year round water for
cattle; 2 good wells, small store
house and plenty out-houses.
Reasonable. W. P. Colvin, Mil-
ner.
ee

PLANTS FOR SALE .



Two crop Gem. strawberry
plants, $1.25 C.; 500, $5; $8 M.
Also, Washington . Asparagus
plants, one yr. $1.25 doz. 2 yr.,
$1.75 doz. F. M. Combs, Wash-
ington. e

Field Dewberry and Black-
berry plants, 50c doz. plus post-
age. Mrs. Otis Mashburn, Cum-
ming.

Catnip bunches, sage plants,
muscadine and grape vines, root-
ed, Himalaya Dewberries, May
cherries, all, 6, $1. Add postage.
L. M. Turner, Rt. 6, Gainesville.

Fresh fall plants: cabbage;
Copenhagen, Chas. Wakefield;
also, White Bermuda onion

plants and Ga. collard plants,
506, $1.25, $2 M. Full count, ac-
cept all orders. E. L. Fitzgerald,





*

| plants,

PLANTS FOR SALE

PLANTS FOR SALE



Horseradish plants, 50c doz.,
Horseradish roots, 50 lb., Gar-
den gooseberry, Red raspberry,
25c ea. Blue huckleberry, 25c
doz., Old fashion Comphry, Gen-
tison, Queen-of-the Meadow, 3,
50c, Tanzy 25c doz. Add post-
age. Mrs. Presley Fowler, Rt. 5,
Ellijay. 3 .

Large Blakemore strawberry
S0eobs pl OU Cade.
prompt shipment. No stamps or
checks. Mrs. Elizabeth Allison,
Rt. 7, Gaimesville.

Strawberry plants. See at my
home near Colbert. Mrs. L. H.
Sanders, Colbert. Ph. 4371.

Mastodon strawberry plants,
$1 C. All young plants, Mrs. Clay
Bennett, Rt. 1, Gainesville.

Blakemore strawberry plants,
$1 C., $6 M. Del. in Ga. M. B.
Scroggs, Rt. 1, Alton. ~

New Era everbearing straw-
berries, $1 CPP in Zones 1 and
2; 50c at my home. Mr$. Zenas
es Dodd, Rt, 1, Box 223, Alphar-
etta.

. Fig plants, 50c ea. Add post-
age. Mrs. W: E. Wooten, Rt. 2,
Camilla.

Asparagus crowns, $1 doz.,
fresh broccoli, heading collards,
Wakefield cabbage, leek. 35c
doz.; Also, herbs: Lemon Balm,
Sweet Basil} Sage, Horehound,
Mint, 6, 50c. No less $1 orders.
Add 25c postage on ea. $1 order.
ae H. V. Franklin, Sr., Regis-
er.

Nice strawberry, grow large
berries, $1 C., 300 plants, $3, pre-
paid. Mrs. W. M. Bryant, 3415
Emory Dr., Savannah.

Watercress plants, $1.25 C.
Postage paid. Orders shipped
promptly. Mrs. C. C. Gentry, Rt.
3, Calheun. Ph. 4368.

Cabbage plants: Copenhagen
Mkt., E. J. and Chas. Wakefield,
500, $1.50, $2 M.; Also, White
Bermuda onion plants, same
price. Ga. collard plants, 500,
$1.25, $1.50 M. Mrs. I. L. Stokes,
Box 349, Fitzgerald. :

Myers and Rubel Blueberry
bushes, 3 to 5 ft., 2 to 3 yrs. old,
from Porterfield stock, $5 doz.
FOB. E. G. Nicholson, Allen Rd.,
Rt. 3, Macon. .

Charleston Wakefield and
large Jersey cabbage plants; 500,
$2, $3.50 M. Now ready to ship.
J. R. Strayhorn, RFD 1, Gaines-
ville. :

Mtn. Huckleberry plants, bear-
ing size, 85c doz. Hazlenut
bushes, 80c doz., tame Straw-
berry plants, 50c C., Red Plum
sprouts, 3, $1; also yellow root,
65c doz. Add postage. Mrs. Man-

da Henderson, Rt. 3, Box 126,

Ellijay.

Mtn. Huckleberry plants, bear-
ing size, 85c doz, Hazelnut
bushes, 80c doz., tame straw-
berry plants, 50c C., Red plum
sprouts, 4, $1; also yellow root,
65e doz., add postage. Mrs. Hom-
er Henderson, Rt. 3, Box 126,
Ellijay.

report.

conditions may a person



Big Gem everbearing straw-
berry plants, guaranteed pure
pure strain, large, well rooted,
$3.50 C. Postpaid: J. M. Miles,

Good Klondike strawberry
plants, $5 M. Mrs. Guy Crowe,
Rt. 1, Cumming.

Klondike strawberry plants,

90c C., 300, $2, 500, $3. Add post. -

age. Ethel Crowe, Rt. 2, Gaines-
ville.

Klondike strawberry plants,
90c C., $4.50 M., plus 20c postage
per hundred. Lonnie Bryant, Rt.
4, Box 22, Cumming.

Streamliner strawberry planis,
$1 C. Will not ship outside Ga.
Mrs. John Weaver, Rt. 2, Tem-
ple.

Nice sage plants, 6, 60c, 12, $i,
also nice dried sage, 3 pint cups,
60c, 6, $1. All postpaid. L. J.
Volbrath, Rt. 2, Box 200, Smyrt-
na.

Everbearing strawberry plants,
75c C. if come after at my home,
or $1 C. plus postage if to
be mailed. Mrs. A. L. Dodd, Rt.
2, Hampton.

Impr. Blakemore strawberry
plants, $1 C., $8 M. Postage paid.
C. L. Vining, Box 115, Nicholls.

Chas. and Early Jersey Wake-
field cabbage plants, $2.50 M.
FOB or $3 del. Grown in new
land, ready to ship. W. G.
OQuinn, Rt. 2, Surrency.

Sage plants, Black Raspberries,
May cherry trees, Blue Damson.
plums, 6, $1; Condons Giant
Mastodon everbearing straw-
berry plants, $1C. Add postage.
Mrs. Mae Turner, Rt.6, Gaines-
ville. :

Large impr. Klondike straw-
berry, $1 C., Impr. field Dew-
perry, 50c doz., Muscadine vines,
3-4 ft. long, rooted, 40 ea., Mtn.
Huckleberry, rooted, 2 doz., 75c;5
rooted Blackberries, 58 doz.
Add postage. Rosie Crowe, Rt.
1, Cumming.

Bradshaw, Crabapple, Reine
Claude, Royal plum trees, Wash-
ington asparagus, Boysenberry,
blackberry, scuppernong, muS=
cadine vines, Black Wainuts, 2,
$1; Mastodon everbearing straw-
perry, $1 C. Exch. for print
sacks. Also, best dried apples,
50c Ib. Add postage. Mrs. John
Myers, Rt. 2, Hartwell.

Ga. collard plants, nice size,
good roots, 60c C., 300, $1.25, 500,
$1.50, $2.50 M. Postpaid in Ga.
J.-H. Davis, Rt. 2, Box 299, Mil-
ledgeville. :

a light red firm berry, plants, $1
C., postpaid. Mrs. A. C. Holland,
Browns Bridge, Rt.
ville.

Ga. collard plants, 60c C., 409,
$1.00, 500, $1.50, $2.50 M., $4.25, 2
M., postpaid. Solomon Davis, Rt.
2, Box 299, Milledgeville.

Large size Blakemore Straw-
berry plants, 90c C., del. parcel
post, damped packed. W. KE.



| Notice To
Seed Adverfisers

All persons sending advertisements or notices to
the Market Bulletin concerning the sale of agricul-
tural seed must send the original seed laboratory re-
port or a certified copy of same. :

Upon receipt of this report a record will be made
of the test and the report will be returned to the
sender. Thereafter ads or notices concerning this same
lot of seed will be accepted without the laboratory

No advertisement or notice for the sale of agricul-
tural seed will be accepted for publication in the
Market Bulletin until the laboratory report or a cer-
tified copy of same has been received.

, Persons with seed for sale are also reminded that
they may offer for sale through the Market Bulletin
only seed produced by them on their farm. Under no

from another for the purpose of resale.

Barker, Rutledge.

advertise seed purchased

es





s
age hea

RFD 3, Alma. ae

Strawberry Tennessee Beauty,

2, Gaines-







PAGE FOUR

PLANTS FOR SALE



Ga. Collard plants for fall
setting, nice size, good roots, 60c
C., 300, $1.25, 500, $1.50, $2.50
M. del. D. W. Davis, Rt. 2, Box
299, Milledgeville.

Large Klondike strawberry
ie 75e C., add 25c\ postage.

rs. Luther S. Butler, 466 Page
Ave., N.E., Atlanta 7.. Ph. DE-
1846.

Large Missionary Strawberry
plants, $8 M., del. COD orders
shipped. V. W. Wilson, Rt.. 3,
Box 184, Savannah.

Thousands of nice non-stop
-@verbearing strawberry plants,
$1 -C., plus postage. No order for
less than 1000. Mrs. C. L. Estes,
_ Rt. 3, Lincolnton.

Garretts famous Streamliner
everbearing strawberry plants,
now ready for shipping, $2 C.,
$8 M. Postpaid, cash with order.
Cc. J. Garrett, PO Box 112, Bre-
_mnen.

Improved Mastodon straw-
berry (large berries) plants 65c
C., $5.50 M. Add postage, 25c C.,
$1 M. W. E. Johnson, Rt. 2,
Crawfordville.

Albritton. strawberry plants,
$1 C., plus 25c postage. (October
is correct time to put out ber-
ries for next year). L. E. Felder,
Rt. 1, Cordele.

Klondike strawberry. plants,
$1 C., 300 for $2.25. Add 30c
postage. Miss Lee Toes Rt, 2,
Gainesville.

Giant prolific delicious straw-
berry plants, $1.50 C., plus post-
age, at my home. Mrs. G. B.
Callaway, 209 Jefferson Ave.,
So., Eastonton. Ph. 3852.

Mastodon strawberry plants,
best of all varieties, large ber-
ries, long bearers, $3.85 C. Del.
Maude Hamby, Greenville.



HAY AND STRAW
(Wheat, Oats, Et.)
FOR SALE



Firm square bales Wheat and
Oat straw, twine tied, 35c bale
at my barn. Can load big trailer

. trucks. Felton Denney, Rt. 3,
. Carrollton. Ph. TE2-8198.

Johnson and Crab grass hay,
~ $20.00 ton; Bermuda grass hay,
$25. ton FOB. Wili del, in 3 ton
lots within 30 mi., at $5.00 per
ton extra. J. Lynwood Bentley,
Roz Z; Thomaston. Ph. 3697 or
3688.

Sericea Lespedeza, Rye grass,
_ Clover hay, $25. to $30. ton.
Cecil Travis, c/o..Pine Crest
Acres, Riverdale. Ph. Fayette-
ville 5581.

Baled oats, Fescue and Ber-
muda Grass hay, $1.00 bale,
or $30. ton, at my farm. James
H, Kent, Rt, 2, Powder Springs.

Hay per ton: Any amount
Millet, also Dallas grass and
Ladino clover, $32. ton baled
oats and 200 bales Alfalfa, $38.
ton; all new hay,
year in square bales, FOB my
farm Hwy 54. Norman Tram-
mell, Rt. 1, Fayetteville. Ph.
4144.

Arlington Sericea Lespedeza
hay, fine stems, new _ crop,
good green color, baled without
rain, bales average 60 lbs., $1.00
bale at farm. George I. Jackson,
Rt. 1, Noreross. Ph 3536.

200 square bales good Fescue
hay, baled without rain, 75c
bale at my home. Powell Ban-
nister, RFD 3, Cumming. Ph.
6545.

New crop Peanut hay, good
quality, $20.00 ton at my field,
12 mi. SW Reidsville. J. D.
Davis, Reidsville. Ph. Johnson
Corner 8595.

About 200 bales Jackson Oil
bean hay, 75c bale, $35.00 ton.
FOB farm located Gwinnett Co.
C. D. Hall, 124 Drexel Ave., De-
eatur,.Ph. DE 1713.

New crop Johnson grass, $25.
icn; new crop Brown Top Mil-
Jet, $30. ton; round bales Oat
straw, 50c bale, Rye straw, 40c
bale, square bales. All high
protein. FOB farm. Consider
exch. for good feeder steers.

ames Butts, c/o B & B Ranch,

homaston, Ph. 3760.

baled this +

HAY AND STRAW
(Wheat, Oats, Etc.)
FOR SALE



Clover, Fescue and _ Dallis
grass, all mixed, $25. ton at my
barn at Madras, or will del. in
3 ton lots at $30.00 ton. R, B.
Bowen, 316 Peters St., SW, At-
lanta 3. Ph. MU 8-1428.

Good peanut hay, $20. ton
at barn._P. B. Watson, RFD 1,
Mauk.



HAY AND OATS
FOR SALE



250 bales last cutting 1955
Sericea hay, average 70 lbs., per
bale, for sale. W. A. Estes, RFD,
Ellenwood. Ph. Stockbridge
3161.

100 bales Oats and Fescue hay,
cured without rain, $1 bale. T. N.
Johnston, RFD 3, Alpharetta. Ph.
3956.



SEED AND GRAIN
FOR SALE



Willets Wonder frost proof
English Pea seed=for fall plant-
ing, Herm, -97.>- pet. -60 cup;
$1.50 Ib.; also, Green Glaze
collard seed, germ. 88. pct., 15c
tbls., 10 tbls., $1.00. Postpaid.
Mrs. J. A. Wilson, Martin.

Victory grain sed oats, State
Test, 94/94 bright and sound, 5
bu. bags, $..50 FOB Whetstone
farm.--J. 8 Lowe, Box 528,
Fort Valley.

Whole pods of red Banana
Pepper for seed, decoration, or
seasoning, 50c lb. postpaid. Lee
Abernathy, Rt. 2, Barnesville.

Ornamental gourd seed, 50,
50c, also Black and White scup-
pernong vine cuts, 20, $1. Add
postage. Mrs. G. Collins, Rt. 2,
Cobbtown.

1000 bu. bright, clean Cokers
victor grain, 48-93 seed oats,
pure seed 98.55 pct., germ. 96.00
pet., 85c bu. bulk, 90c bu. bag-
ged. L. E. Akins, Powersville.
Ph. Macon 5-7981.

Ky. 31 Fescue Seed, Germ.
93.00 pct., Purity 98.76 pct., 15c
lb. C. D. Wood, Bowdon. Ph.
alist,

Fescue, Tall, Germ. 94 -pct.;
Purity, 99.44 pct. 20c lb. L. W.
Little, 273 The Prado N. E.,
Atlanta 9.



PECANS AND PEANUTS
FOR SALE



1956 crop nice Schley and
Stuart pecans, mixed, 50c Ib.
plus postage. Mrs. J. M. Jones,

| Grayson. 7

New crop No. 1 fancy Stuart
pecans, 50c lb. postpaid. L. B.
Millians, Newnan.

Good grade Stuart pecans,
45c lb., by Parcel Post Zone
5, minimum 10 Ibs. Discount in
quantities. John F. Lindsey, Rt.
6, Tifton.

Fine large red peanuts, .3-4
in hull,
Also, 1956 White Rice pop corn
in 20 lb. lots, $2.50. Add post-
age. Mrs. Marie Holland, Cooger
Rd., Box 14, Dalton.

Selected best size and quality
Schley pecans, 60c lb. plus post-
age. Good quality field run
size, 45e lb. Sam W. Smith, Rt.
1, Hazlehurst.

Large Stuart pecans, No. 13
size or bigger, 70c lb., post-
paid in Ga Lee Abernathy, Rt.
2, Barnesville:

Stuart pecans, thin shell,
easy to crack and filled with
rich, sweet yellow meat; 40c lb.
del. by Parcel Post. H. M. Moor-
man, Lovett. :

Best grade Stewart pecans,
1956 crop, in shell 40c lb, shell-
ed in halves, $1.50 lb., mixed
halves and broken meat, $1.40
lb. Postage extra or shipped
Expr. Col. Cash with order J.
H. Gordon, Nashville.

Big red Spanish peanuts, 15c
lb. plus postage. No COD ord-
ers accepted. Gerald veer



Rt. 2, Cordele.

$10.00 bu. Will ship;



MARKET BULLETIN

PECANS AND PEANUTS
FOR SALE



MEATS FOR SALE ~



Highest quality all new crop
Schley pecans, shipped 10. lb.
lots, 50c lb., plus postage. Full
money back guarantee. F. C.
-|Garrett, Ft. Gaines.

Spanish peanuts, 15c lb. Lo-
cated in Cromers Mill com-
munity. Charles Smith, Rt. 1
Royston. = J



PECAN AND FRUIT
TREES FOR SALE



Walnut sprouts, 1-3 ft., 18-1/3c
ea. J. F. Wellborn, Rock Springs.

Peaches: Dixie Red, Hiland,
Elberta, Cardinal, Red Haven,
Red Free; Apples: Yates, Yel-
low, Delicious, Summer Queen;
Pears: Orient, Douglas; all in
Tey Ty,
grafted, in. pected and certified,
25 to 50c according to size.
Order for $4.00 up prepaid. A.
J. Willowghby, Waco. .

3 yr. old Quince trees, $1.50
ea., 4, $5.00 including postage.
Also, bearing size fig bushes.
Cannot ship. Mrs. C. J. Koppe,
2694 Boulevard Dr., N.E., At-
lanta 17. t

Small size seedling Chinqua-
pin trees, 12; $1.50; large, $3.00
doz; Muscddine and Scupper-
nong grapevines, 6, $1.25; also,
red and tlack Raspberry, -12,
$1.00; red Gold strawberry
plants, $1.25 . All moss pack-
ed. Mrs.-M. L. Eaton; Rt. 1,
Dahlonega.

Apple and Chestnut trees,
also Grapevines. Write for list
and low prices. T. M. Webb,
Ellijay.

Govnt insp. Pecan trees,
guar. true to name: Schley,
Stuart and Money-Makers, 2-3
ft., $2.00 ea; 3-4-ft. $2.25 ea.;



4-5ft., $2.50 ea. FOB. Calvin
Harmon, Stovall.
FRUIT ;
(FRESH AND DRIED)-
FOR SALE



_Nice sun dried old fashion
fine flavored unpeeled peaches,
free from worms. Mrs. W. H.
Walters, Rt. 2, Lavonia.

Nice dried apples, free from
peel and core, 50c lb. plus post-
aeer sy Mise ay (Carter ih, oils
Whitesburg.

1956 sun dried apples, bright,
no peel or cores, 50c Ib. in 5 Ib.
lots and up. Add postage. Mrs.
Fred Franks, Hiawassee.

1956 nice sun dried apples,
free of cores and peelings, 50c
lb. plus postage. Mrs. Claud Ed-
monds, Rt~2, Toccoa.

Sun dried apples, good cook-
bing, no peeling or cores, 50c Ib.
plus postage, in 5-10 lb. lots.
Mrs. Alfred Moss, Rt. 1, Box 34,
Hiawassee.

1956 crop nice peeled sun dri-
ed apples, 5 Ibs., del. to Zone 3
by Parcel Post, $3. Money order
or currency, no checks. Mrs, L.
A. Sanders, Rt. 3, Carnesville.

Nice 1956 sundried apples,

50c lb. Add postage. Mrs. Jim
Maxwell, Rt. 2, Carrollton.

Nice dried apples and dried
peaches, 50c |b., plus postage.
Mrs. Charlie Sosebee, Rt. 2,
Cleveland.

Sundried apples, free of core
and peeling, 65 lb. Add post-
age. Miss Bessie Martin, pe
5, Gainesville.



WALNUTS AND WALNUT
MEATS FOR SALE



Large quantity black Walnuts,
75c peck, 2 peck, $1.35. Add post-
age. A. C, eee aE ReO. a
Marietta.

Nice size, 1956 Black Walnut
Meats, $1 pint. Add 15c postage.
Also, dbl. and single tansy, cat-
nip, balm, yarrow, 50 doz.
bunches. Miss L. M. White, Rt. 1,
Dahlonega.

Fresh Walnut Meats; $1 pint,
plus pone Mrs. Presley Fow-
ler, Rt. 5, Ellijay.







2-4 ft. high, al. budded or 4

ERt 2; Cickamauga.

"10-15 to hill, $1.65 gal.; scallion

free of worms, peel and core, |



Walnut Meats, Shelled out nice

and clean, 1-1/2 pints, $1. Add}

postage. M. M. Cochran, Rt. 5,
Ellijay.

Walnut Meats, $1 1b. Add post- |

age. Lillie Albertson, Rt. 1, Dah-
lonega. Be

Approx. 25 bu. 1956 crop un-
hulled, large, meaty Black wal-
nuts, for sale. Col. Walter L.
Wheeler, Rt. 1, Norcross. Ph.
Clarkston 3-6887.

Black walnut Beats, $1 lb. plus
required postage. Send money

order or cash. Mrs, Kittie Nic-4

hols, Rt. 1, Box 89, Hiawassee.



ONTOS FOR SALE



Large red multiplying onions:
for fall planting, $1.25 gal. Add
postage. Mrs. Marie Holland,
Cooger Rd.,. Box 14, Daltor om,

Yellow nest (potatoe) onions,
$1.25 ga. Cora Mae Hammontree,

Red scallion onion buttons, $1
gsl., Postpaid. T. E. Eason, 1182
Gunclub Rd., N.W., Atlanta 18.

White multiplying nest onions,
$1.25 gal. Miss Emma Dugger,
Oliver.

White multiplying oni ons,
$1.25, yellow onions, $1.50. Add
postage. Mrs. Pledger Strayhorn,_
Rt. 8, Gainesville:

Scallion buttons, little vebite
nest onions, $1.35 gal. plus post-
age. Mrs. W. H. Belk, Sr., Rt. 2,
Box 160, Danielsville. ~

Large red nest onions, make

buttons, makes fine Spring on-
jons for table use, $1.30 gal. No
less than 1 gal. sold, no checks
Mrs. Lon Ashworth, Rt. 1, Da-
cula.



SUGAR CANE
FOR SALE



One acre Goy. Green cane,
2c stalk, for chewing or making
good syrup, good seed cane.
About 5 mi. N. Enigma. Mack
Alexander, RFD 1, Enigma.

Several thousand big Ga. pon
cane, 5c stalk at farm. Odis O.
Berry, RFD 1, Millwood.

Approx 500 stalks
impr. green sugar Cane, oe
stalk for 500 or 2c stalk for en-
tire patch FOB, 2 mi. S. Mo-
lena: seize G: Davidson,
Molena.

Green Ga. Sieae Cane, 6 Le
long, 4c stalk at field, to be
banked with the root for plant-
ing next spring. Also large old
Fashion soft cane, 8c stalk with
root before we have freeze, at-
my place Hwy. 67 at Denmark.
S. J. Foss, Brooklet.

2 acres seed cane, improved

Red, 5c stalk or $40 M. Come |.

at. once Oertell Hamm, Cobb-
town. ;

Old time soft green chewing |
cane, $10 C. Limited amount |}

available. Frank Simmons, Reg-
ister.



SAGE FOR SALE



Nice shade dried sage, 30c qt.,
$1 gal., sage, catnip and pepper-
mint plants, 10c ea. del., also,
dried catnip leaves, 40c qt., $1.25
gal. Mary Ruth. ERD Rt. 4,
Royston.

Dried sage, $1.25 ib. plus poe
age. Mrs. N. N. Skinner, Rt. 1,
Waco.

Dried sage, 4 lb. lard box, 75,
also, big bed sage, sell bed $4,
come and get it. Nellie Fain, E.
| Ellijay.

3 Ib. sage, 1956, ne gathered,
washed and dried in shade.
Want to sell all to one person,
$4 postpaid in Ga. Enclose
stamped envelope for return or-|
der. Mrs. L. A. Wood, Sr., a Os
Martin.

Sage, $1.50 1b. Add postage.
ried amie King, Rt, Eastan-
olle. ee ; >

1956 washed shade dried

sage, $1.50 lb. plus posieae. Mrs. ||

WALNUTS AND WALNUT]

| peer tered a




son, RFD 1, Mauk.



Gov. |- :

Riese

i Corpesa ee ae

in home-made boxe:





































































~ New. crop Of 2
sage, $1.25 Ib

~ Ground Sage, 50
5e additional postag
P. B. Brown, Rt. 1

Print sacks, 1-
of holes and
and ironed, 45c
Dugger, Oliver.

30 nice clean print
feed sacks, washed 2a
no holes, dif. color:
like, 45 ea. Postpaid.
Stone, Rt. 2, Adairsvi

Pieced print feed
cap., good cond.,
$22. 50 C. plus postag:
Hulsey, Rt. 1, Alto.

50 Print sacks, 100
washed, free of ho
45 ea., or $21.50 for
paid. J. H. Fortson,

3 extra nice print
of a kind, $1.50, o:
3-nice large white sack
2, $1. Postpaid in Ga. |
Summers, Rt5,: Ne

- Clean, unwashed,
100 lb. chicken feed
of holes, mildew and
ea. Add postage. No ch
Viola Stover, Rt. B, E

: Sacks, 100 Ib.

(not scallions),
makes 18-20 to
planting. Mrs. C. W.
1, Box 151, Talking

Good print sacks 5
a. plus postage. -

"Chicken toed sack
of odd ones, 25c ea. i
Add postage. Mrs.
966 Crew St. S.W

a nice, print sa
alike, 4 odd ones.
paid. Cash only.
Clifton, Millen.

HONEY BEE:
SUPPLIES O

5 toe aL S165"
to Zone 3; six 5
Exp. Col. $6, 24
prepaid by freight
or sent collect. $2
Walker Rt. 1, Adri

Several Ibs. ni nic
Mrs. Raymon La

Fancy
honey, 1956 cro
lb. big mouth jars,
case, 30 Ibs., $6.50. 2
cases, $6.00 case: Eli
rin, Nahunta. P

40 hives Italian be
in partitioned g!



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FOR SALE




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MISCELLANEOUS
FOR SALE






oe FEATHERS:
party to| Goose feathers, $1.50 Ib. Mrs.
hicken house, J. F. Tillman, Rt. 2, Glenwood.

d Rosville CHESTNUTS: az
near Earney

McClure, Rt} Ga. grown | chestnuts, large
eo Phi eeipbate tts and small lots. G. S. Hatcher,
Ae dies Box 156, Macon.
























































ee CABBAGE ISHICH IN|
NUTRIENTS, ESPECIALLY

VITAMIN CY AND LOW IN

5 CALORIES: ON LY 95 To. ALB.




1S B st COOKED QUICKLY
OPEN LE... USUALLY A HEAD
JIRES. NO MORE: THAN 20 MIN. B'

TREAT YOUR FAMILY TO A
GOOD OLD FASHIONED NEW

_ ENGLAND BOILED Bute

OF CABBAGE, CORNED Bi

POTATOES AND OTHER a TECETABLES

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F SOME IMPROVED VARIETIES
GF FORAGE CROPS*

Alfalfa Smooth Brome

op Varieties released









Ranger " Achenbach
ew years include AEA Fischer
: neoln
resistant alfalfas, two|| Narragansett* Hisberry
Williamsburg* Manchar
pee. = Lancaster*
ada a Lyon
S. it. Monee. Boe seadens
: : aliv
G re a nematode-|} Chilean 21-5 eee
n wiaewel three anthra- pear Tall Feseue
iL
Nomad Ky 31
Rea Clover Goar
enlan - Sudangrass
Midian 3
, Pennscott* nope poe
. Crimson Clover iper
ss, a high-yielding sorgo, epee 3 ace 1
roved selections from Autau . Greenieaf*
alladega
Wheatgrass
euite Clever < Intermediate
Sweetclover Nebr. 50
i 2 |}. Madrid Blender
eriment stations, || Evergreen. Frimar
seedsmen. __ | illamette ee Brome
many of these is now || Huban 46 :
Others will be after Cia Sen
he cto: ee Towa 6
+ 45 Rowan* Switchgrass
Birdsfoot Trefoll Ee
Empire i
Gran ere males
ontinuous research program || Saseade* oe
sing varieties is|] Mansfield* _Bermudagrass

Coastal (veg.)
Vetch Midland (veg.)*
Auburn Woolly- Field Pea

iets Romack

(*) Seed of new varieties
marked (*) is available only

of - production. |] in yery small quantities.

improved vari-







Certified seed of most improved
varieties is the safest to use.
However, the limited supply oi
| certified seed of some improved
varieties makes it necessary still
to depend upon high quality un:
certified seed for many of ow
forage seedings.

All these steps are vital in
producing food for our growing
population. And the plant scien-
tist and~field seedsman are the
ones who are on the ground floor
of these exciting discoveries, ob-
taining great and lasting personal
atisfaction in aeicultaral de-
velopment. .

Prior over
aaa te a few.



|for print sacks.
|Mrs. Jehn-- Myers



GOURDS:

on tin and dipper aes 25

, larger sizes 50 ea., smaller

iaiked sized, 5c and 10 ea> Add

postage. Mrs. W. E. Wooten,
Rt. 2, Camilla. .

Small gourds; 10 to 20c ea.
Mrs. John Weaver, Rt. 2; Tem-
ple.

MEAT:

Country cured Hickory
Smoked meat: Hams, 10-20 lbs.
85c lb; Shoulders, 8-16 lbs., 55c
lb.; Sides, 10-18 lbs., 50c Ib.
Shipped COD. Mrs. Louise T.
Pope, Box 5, Dexter.

ROOTS AND HERBS:

Yellow root, Queen of the
Meaduw, Wild Cherry Bark, 4
Ib. lard box, $1.50 Noel Crump,
Bis oy Talking Rock.

7

Sarsaparilla, Elder, Spice-
wood, red Sassafras, Yellow
Dock, Blackberry, Poke, Red

Alder, Persimmon, Sweet Gum,
Red and white Oak Barks, 50c
lb.; Mullein, Pepsiswa Wipsi,
Rabbit Tobacco, 50c lb. Evch.
Add _ postage.
(Addison)
Rt. 2, Hartwell.

Yellow rooi, 4 lb. lard box

\full, $1.50 PP in Ga. Mrs. Abe

Goble, Rt. 2, Talking Rock.
TOBACCO:
the

_ Burley tobacco, cured |
old way, Virginia Gold, have a
limited amount, not less than
2 lb. order and not more than
5 lbs. 35c Ib. at my house, or
if shipped, you pay postage. J.
L. Crone, Rt. 3, Carnesville.
VEGETABLES:

Fresh

vegetables, acres

| Black eyed peas, 3 acres crow-

ders. Will be ready around Oct.
15. Would like to trade with
some trucker. I. C. Clements,
Rt. 1, Box 23, Lumber City.

One half acre of purple top
Turnips and greens now ready.
Will sell on ground, on Hwy. 129
1 mi. S. Cleveland. J. E. Under-
wood, Rt. 2, Cleveland.

Some nice Cabbage for sale at

| my house, 9-E Hwy. Mrs. R. H.

Whelchel, Rt. 3, Dawsonville.
CANE (SUGAR).

Approx. 500 stalks Gov.
Impr. green sugar cane, 3c
stalk for 500 or 2e stalk for en-
tire patch | FOB, 2 mi. S.. Mo-
Jena.-H. GC: Davidson, be 2:
Molena.

Green Ga. Sugar Cane, 6 ft.
long, 4c stalk at field, to be
banked with the root for plant-
ing next spring. Also, large old
Fashion soft cane, 8c stalk with
root before we have freeze, at
my place Hwy. 67 at Denmark.
S. J. Foss, Brooklet.

2-acreS seed; cane, improved

|Red, 5 stalk or $40 M. Come

at once. Oertell Hamm, Cobb-
town.

Old time soft green chewing
cane, $10 C. Limited amount
available. Frank Simmons, Reg-
ister.

CORN: About 4 acres of White

corn, Hastings Prolific, in field.
Come see and make offer. Mrs.
O. J. Marks, Rt. 1, Box 303, Free-
man Rd., Jonesboro.

PEANUTS: -

Bib red Spanish peanuts, 15c
Ib. plus pestage. No COD ord-
ers accepted. Gerald | Fendley,
Rt. 2, Cordele.

Spanish peanuts, 15 lb. Lo-
cated in Cromers Mill com-
munity. Charles Smith, Rt. 1
Royston. >

PECANS:

Highest quality all new crop
Schley pecans, shipped 10 lb.
lots, 50 Ib., plus postage. Full
money back guarantee. F. C.
Garrett, Ft. Gaines.

Best grade Stewart pecans,
1956 crop, in shell 40c lb., shell-
ed in halves, $1.50 Ib., mixed
halves and broken meat, $1.40
lb. Postage extra or shipped
Expr: Col. Cash with order. J.
H. Gordon, Nashville. -





sand spurs.

rnings,





MISCELLANEOUS
WANTED



CORN, OATS AND SHUCKS
STRAW OR HAY: ;

Want 100 to 200 bu. yellow
corn or oats del. Also, want 10
to 20 tons shucks, straw, or
cheap hay del. M. T. McDaniel,
Jr., Box 514, Scottdale. Ph. DE-
9135.

Want 25 bu. yellow corn and |

100 bu. Oats, for feeding (tur-
keys) purposes, at reasonable
prices. Mrs. J. E. Carter, Mc-

Murry Dr., Rt. 4, Box 487, At-
Janta 11.
QUINCES:

Want some _ old _ fashion

Quinces. Please advise. Mrs. J.
H. Davis, 479 Capitol Ave., SW,
Atlanta 15.

ROOTS AND HERBS:

Want to buy Mullien leaves
and Poke root, 1 lb. ea. State
price.. Mrs. W. K. Shaw, 318
Cooper. St., S. W., Atlanta 3.

SEED:

Want start of California Beer
Seed at once. Mrs. J. E. Sorrell,
Royston.

Want California Beer Seed.
Give price for one tablespoon or

*/one cupfull. J. M. Aldridge, Rt.
|2, Box 330, Blackshear.

SYRUP:

Want 50 gal. old syrup, any
kind tto use as feed. T. H. Hend-
rix, RFD 1, Box 9, McIntyre.

HAY: .

WNT good, clean Hay, no
- State what you
have and price. David T. Jen-
PELOs
cus. %

SEED (Oats or Wheat):
Want trade shoats (hogs) for
seed Oats or Wheat. Contact.

Omer J. Pulliam, Jr., 1202
Mark Trail, Decatur.
GOURDS: :

Want nice (vari-colored)

small assort. gourds. A.

C. Reynolds, Marietta.
Want 15 smal! and 5 large

Mrs.

ones. Mrs. F. H. Nicholson,
2096 W. Cedar Lane, S. W.,
Atlanta 11.

PECANS:

Want 1 or 2 Ibs. ea. Desira-
ble, Elliott and Farley pecans.
Bennie Chambless, Lutkersville.

Want to exch. print feed
sacks for 20 lbs. large new
crop pecans. Mrs. B. F. Blood-
worth, Rt. 1, Douglasville.

SEED (Pumpkin):

Want 1 lb. Pumpkin seed.
State price postpaid in Ist.
letter. Tom Kittle, Rt. 5, Car-
rollton.

Want Honey Dew and Indian
Peach seeds or sprouts, also
Balson seed. Jesse H. Maddox,
Rt. 2, Box 732, Augusta.

VEGETABLES:

' Want 5 lb. English peas or
garden bean (the kind that
grown tall with purple bloom)
medium to large pod. W. W.
Powell, Rt. 2, Harlem.



CATTLE FOR SALE



Reg. Hereford bull and heif-
er calves of finest strain. Og-
den A. Geilfuss, c/o Melody
Brook Farm, Windy Hill Rd.,
RFD 3, Marietta. Ph. Smyrna,
5-7385.

3 fresh fine milk cows, for
sale. 8 mi. N. Marietta, just off
Hwy. 5. J. W. Weaver, Jamer-
son Rd., Marietta.

Holstein dairy heifers, fresh
and springing, one choice reg.
Holstein bull ready for service.
All cattle TB and_ blosd-test-
ed E. L. Rogers, RFD !. Plains

Reg. Hereford cow; 3125; one
Jersey-Guernsey, crossed milch
cow. $85. S. P. Sanders Comer.

Milking roan short horn bull,
from high producing bloodline,
18 mos. old.. $150. Leon Ehr-
lich, Swainsboro. Ph. 2051 or
8351.

Seven White Faced steer
feeder-calves, average Wt. 260
lbs., thrifty cond.; also 2 steers,
White Faced, average wt. about
350 Ibs. See at farm. Bargain
price. D. F. Ogden, Rt. 1, Odum.

Box 84, Ameri- |

CATTLE FOR SALE



One full
cow. with 6 mo.
calf; giving 2-3 gal. milk day,
good cond.. every way, $100.
Might deliver close by. W. -L.
Wilson. Sparta.

stock Guernsey
old fourth

Commercial cattle: Bred Here-
ford cows, calves at. side,
steers, Shorthorn cows, steers,
calves, six young bulls. W. C.
Denny, Danielsville. Ph. Com-
merce 3-6606.

Holstein. heifers, fresh and
elose springers, TB and blood
tested, vac. E. L. doe RFD
1 Plains.

Young reg. Angus bulls and

heifers, also few grade heifers.
See by appointment. J. :G.
Purvis, Rt. 2; Millen. Ph. 321-
Js:

Reg. Guernsey bulls: 8 mo.
old to 7 yrs. old, Dam out: of
cows giving 6-8 gal. per day,
dehorned, ring in nose, good
color, priced to sell. F. H.
Bunn, Midville.

Two top calved in March,

Reg. Angus bull calves, Bond-
olier-Eileenonere breeding, $250
ea. James Young, Box 849,
Cedartown. j

Fine Holstein Heifers,
to freshen with second calves,
pasture bred, tested and bangs
free. M. G. Keese, Rt. 5, Cuth-
pert.

Hereford bull, 2 yr. old elig-
ible for papers, my place. 3
mix. |S: -B. > Louisville: BoP
Johnson, Rt. 1, Box 27, Louis-
| ville.

Reg. horned Hereford bull, 30
| mo. old, Wt. approx. 1100 Ibs.,
| dark color, blocky type. Pur.
| chased from Ga. Experiment
Sta., selling to prevent inbreed-
ing, $200. Del. within 30 mi.
Contact after 5:30 PM. James
Slaughter, Sunny Side. Ph.
Griffin 4857.

bull, Blackbirdmere, finest of
bloodlines, gentle and halter-
broke; also several heifers
bred and open, also reg. E. C.
Cox, Rt. 2, Aipharetta. Ph.
2165.

Reg. dbl. standard polled

Hereford bull, calved 1951,
grandson of EER Victor Dom-
| ino 2, $200; sellmg to prevent
| inbreeding. J. Bert Poole, War-

renton. Ph. HO 5-3526.

Nice Guernsey Cow, first
calf, heavy milker, $100. Mrs.
Ralph Carr, Riverdale Rd., Rt.
3, College Park. Ph. Jonesboro
6324.

One Hereford heifer 8% mos.
old, reg. Dam and high grade
Sire, good markings, $100. Also,
one corn fed barrow hog, $35;
11 pigs,.OIC and SPC _ breed-
ing, 8 wks. old Nov. 25, $10
ea. My farm ~ Koweeta and
Duncan Rd. A. P. Smith, 218
West Walker Ave, College
Park. Ph. PO 1-3439.

Purebred Santa Gertrudis
bullf 7 mos. old. J. W. Mecrris,
c/o Dbl. M. Farms, P. O. Box
119, Carrollton. Ph. Terrace 2-
2852.

Reg. Angus bulls, bred cows
and bred and_ open heifers,
$150 ea. and up. Louis Lind-
sey, Silver Creek.

Real nice Guernsey bulls,
very docile for sale. J.
Wellborn, Rock springs.

Several weaned and yearling
bull and heifer calves of best
reg. Angus stock. Sell or trade
for hay and grain. W. T. Tor-

gesen c/o Wistle Top Farm,
Cornelia.

Dbl. standard polled Here-
ford bulls, 6 mos. to 3. yrs.,

old; heifers, 1 yr. to 2 yrs: old;
cows with calves by side. Fin-
est bloodline and gvod color.
priced reasonable. Reg inibuy-
ers name. Roy Goddard Rt. 2,
Lithonia. Ph. 2672.

Reg. Jersey 10 mos.
hiefer, Cream of the Pines, No.
2110262, $80; Reg. Angus 24%
yr. old cow, Blackbird Adu No.
1950922 $200. F. M. Gaines,
3889 Vineville Ave., Macon.

old,



due.

Extra fine reg. Angus herd

































PAGE six.

~ Chemicals Will Help.
* Destroy Weeds

By J. R. JOHNSON
Extension Agronomist



Chemical Weed Control offers a good

means of control of weeds and small
grains, Such weeds as Ragged Robbin,
Vetch, Crowfoot, Mustard, Blessed
Thistle, Corn Cockle and Ragweed may
be controlled with 2,4-D.

From :5 to 1.0 pounds of 2,4-D in 15 to
40 gallons of water per acre should be
used. This materiab should be applied on
the small grain after it is fully tillered and
from 4 to 8 inches tall. Do not treat be-
fore small grain is tillered or after joint-
ing has started.

Use only the amin and low volatile es-
ter forms of 2,4-D. Volatile esters are dan-
gerous and should never be used. For good
weed control the following suggestions
are made:

1. If using 2,4-D for the first time, treat
only a stnall area and make observations
for a few days.

: Z. Calibrate the sprayer and be sure
of uniform coverage.

5. Spray when the air is as still as pos-
Sible.

A

4. Follow manufacturers directions.
All weeds are more susceptible when
leaves are in active growing condition.
6. Fer information on cleaning spray
equipment see your County Agent. ~~



Research Worker Cites
Sorghum Midge Control

The sorghum midge severely damaged
approximately 24,000 acres of grain sorg-
hum in Georgia during 1955, according
to H. B. Harris, assistant agronomist at
the Georgia Experiment Station here.

The midge is a small insect which at- :

tacks the developing seed in the seed
heads of grain sorghums, Sudan and John-

son grasses, Harris explained. The insect

feeds in the larvae stage by attaching it-
self to the developing ovaries, thus pre-
venting further development of the seed.

Harris said that farmers who grow
grain sorghum should take steps in the
early spring for control of the sorghum
midge. The insect winters in the form of

cocooned larvae within the chaff of the

host plants and emerges in the spring in
time to infest the first crop of Johnson

grass heads.

The best control, according to USDA
entomologists, is the prevention of emer-
gence of adult midges in the-spring, since
insecticides have not proved too success-
ful against the insect.

This may be accomplished by the

following practices:

(1) In the early spring, cultivate or
burn old fields, road banks, and fence
rows where host plants have grown to de-
stroy hibernating midges before emer-



Pullets lay

feed when fed

their ration, according to poultr
M. Scott of the University of IL
says results of an experiment by
nois Experiment Station shows t!
lets probably cannot eat enough of
bulky diet to Keep. up a 2 fa

of lay.

The Illinois research also sho
pullets fed a corn ration, a wheat
and a mixed ration did about

well, although

ate slightly more for each egg I

the others did.

Those getting the corn and wh
tions both produced .294 pound of
each pound of feed eaten comp
.273 for pullets on the mixed rati
oat-fed birds produced only . 162 P

eggs per pound












ou eggs a
oats as the onl

sae

those fed a mixe

.

ob feek = :



gence occurs;

as far as possible from outsid sol

of infestation;

uniform variety and prepare a good
bed to aid uniform emergence and 1
ity; (4) space plants to produce -
est number of tillers; and (5) preve
productior of heads on host plants
- near the sorghum field prior to the bl
ing of the crop.










ty te ae

(3) plant pure s



CATTLE FOR SALE

HOGS FOR SALE

HOGS FOR SALE

HOGS FOR SALE



Two Holstein milk cows with
second calf heavy milkers. See |
at my place. Deen Boatright, |
Rt. 4, Alma.

15 Angus, grade sows, 4 pure-

bred, 2 have calves now: otha
ers calve from now until Feb-
ruary all bred to Reg. Angus
bull, and good age cows, $85
ea. J. P. Simpson, Rt. 2, College
Park. PH. PO 1-6859.

Reg. Black Angus bull, 3 yrs. \
old, approx. wt. 1200 Ibs., gen-
tle, halter broke, sure breeder,

$165. John W. Stokes, Stock-
bridge.
8 reg. Brahman cattle: 2

cows with young calves; 2 bred

heifers; 1 open heifer: and 1
bull. . J. Steed, Rt. 3, Car-
rolltor!: Pr. Roopville 4158.



HOGS FOR SALE



Purebred Berkshire pigs, $10
ea. up. -Also gilts ready for
breeding, $30 ea. up. D. L. Big-
gers, Rt. 3, Cleveland.

20 big bone Block African
Guinea pigs (stay fat kind), $10
ea. at my barn. 6 wks. old Oct.
20. Hubert W, Daniell, Winston.

Purebred Durocs, bred gilts,
sOws, any age and size, medium
type, foundation stock, papers
furnished in buyers name; Also,
Guernsey milk cows, fresh. One
mi. E. Sandersville. M. M. New-
some, Sandersville.

SPC gilts and bodrs, 12 to 16
wks. old, wormed and treated,
reg. in buyers name, Champion
bloodlines. 2-1/2 mi. E. Camilla
on Moultrie Hwy. H. F. Mce-
Cahee, Rt. 4, Box 150, Camilla.
Ph. 6956 and 8088.

Bred gilts, bred to purebred
meat type Yorkshire boar, $40
ea. up. W. L. Brown, 416 Lake
Ave., Griffin. Ph. 5197 Nights.

Reg. SPC hogs, bred sows,
sows with pigs, proven males,
also some pigs 12 wks. old.
Will guarantee bloodtest. D. A.
Law, Chula. Ph. Tifton 1716-R-2.

3 little bone Black African
Guinea brood sows at my farnt
6-1/2 mi. S. on Hwy. 19. Wilson



Carson, Box 371, Rt. C. Griffin.

Purebred red Duroe pigs from
best strains, both sexes. J. J.
| Waters, Louisville. Ph. 3271.

Pigs and Shoats. No shipping,
no letters. Come and get them.
Reasonable. J. Paul Higginboth-
am, Rt. 1, Bogart.

Tamworth, SPC crossed, 7 wk.
old pigs, $10 ea. or $18 pr., at
farm. Will not ship. W. G. Lon-
ard, Rt. 1, Lawrenceville.

Reg. OIC gilt, 8 mos. old, Wt.
about 225 lbs., $40 or trade for
reg. purebred Hampshire gilt
from > to 8 wks. old. William
Landress, Rt. 1, Lilburn. Ph.
Lawrenceville 2910.

Reg. Hampshires, 4 sows and
30 pigs; if take lot will sell for
$15 ea. Elzer Harris, Rt. 4, Cum-
ming. Ph. 6813.

Pigs, $8 to $10 ea; also 5 yr.
old Grey saddle mare. George
Steffner, 1 to 11 Peachtree Ar-_

cade: Building, Atlanta 3.

. Purebred Duroc male, Wove-
master breeding, Wt. approv.
160 lbs., excellent quality. James
Rivers, RFD J, Stapleton.

15 purebred OIC pigs, 8 wks.
old, male and female,. $10 ea.,

can be reg. in buyers name for

$1 extra ea. Cannot ship. 6 mi.
S. E. Buford. Jerry Masters, Rt.
2, Buford. Ph. 3060 Day, 3646
Night.

Reg. Berkshire boars, Lock-
smith breeding, ready for serv-
ice, $50 ea. at farm on Hillcrest
Rd., Norcross. J. B. Brooks, Rt. 1,
Norcross. Ph. 2846.



6 block type purebred reg.
Duroc pigs, both sex, ready Nov.

10, 1956. Edgar Howell, Rt. 2,
Box 467, Waycross.
Big boned Block African

Guinea pigs, 6 wks old Oct. 20,

for sale. Hubert Daniell,
ston.
Reg. New Hampshire, gilts,

boars, barrows, 10 wks. old, 70-
80 Ibs., vac. for cholera and
wormed; Ist. farrowing, mother
and pigs Ist Blue Ribbon win-

ner, father nine ist Blue Ribbon |

winner, father nine lst Blue Rib-
winner, member FFA. See. Bob
Putman, Jr. Rt. 1, Box 285,
Warner Robins.

Win-



2 reg. Duroc boars, 12 mos. old,
wt. 350 Ibs., 4 boars, 6 mos. old,
wt. 200 Ths., $40 ea.: also wean-
ed pigs, $20 ea., and some open
gilts. Ernest P. Carter, Baxley.

15 mos. old reg. Hereford Boar,
ideal herd boar, $50 at farm;

nine reg. Hereford bred gilts,

best bloodlines, $50 ea at farm.
Leonard Fleming, Reed Creek
Road, Hartwell. se

SPC gilts bred to a son of the
1955 Indiana grand champion,
grandson of the 1955 Nebraska
grand champion. Reg. in buyers
name. Located 4 mi. SE Pine-
hurst. M. J. Blackmon, Pine-
hurst. Ph. 730.

12 wk. old reg. Tamworth

meat type boars and gilts, for

sale. Orville Sweet, C/O Wind-
sweep Farm, Thomaston.

Choice OIC pigs, about 12
wks. old, $10 ea. Located near
Possum Lake. W. L. Goss, Rt. 1,
Lilburn,

*15 SPC pigs,sub. for reg., also
one White Face Fereford Boar,
good colar, 2-1/2 yrs. old, good
cond. Reasonable. Mrs.. H. W.
Simmons, 4131 Riggins Mill Rd.,
Macon, Ph. 21334.

Reg. young Hampshire boar,

Blue ribbon winner at South-

eastern Fair also Hampshire
pigs, 8 wks old, for sale. Mickey
Clower, Snellville.

Reg. fast growing long, lean

/ Tamworth gilts, ready to breed;
-boars, ready for service; also,

young gilts, 3 mos. old. John
P. Dempsey, C/O Belfair Farm,
Rt. 2, Bells Ferry Rd., Rome,

25 extra fine shoats,
blood line, reasonable.
Strange, 602
Hartwell.

Poland China boar, 200 lb., 1
yr. old, subject to reg., $32.50
at barn. A. J. Durden, Rf. 3,
Fayetteville.

Purebred Duroc boar, dark red
type, 10 mos. old, 175 Ibs., $45
at farm. J. L. Armstrong, Rt. 2,
Stockbridge.

SPC. reg. sow, Wt. 450 Ibs.; 2
gilts, about 125 lbs. ea. Entire
lot, $125, or seit separately. W.
LB Worthy, Gordon, Ph. 1972.

pure-
Spencer
Savannah St.,

take and raise on halves. Mrs.





2 hogs, $35 ea., 12 pigs, $12.50)

ea. Mrs. Stone

Mountain.

Yound Spotted Poland China
sow, had 2 litters of pigs; want
someone near Swainesboro to

Lizzie Ergle,

Henry Bell, Rt. 1, Swainsboro.

25 purebred Berkshire pigs, -6
wks. old Oct. 6, also some good
shoats. Reasonable. Vannie Grif-
fin, Rt. 2, Lula. :

Several PC, OIC, and Duroc
pigs, $7.50 ea. at farm, at DeKalb
and Clayton Co. line. J. B. Whit-
field, Bouldercrest Dr., S. _E,
Atlanta 16. Ph. MA-7- ATT,

Hampshire pigs, boars and
gilts, reg., vac., and dewormed,
$22 ea. Dam, B. S. Model Lady,
Sire M. Zato Packer, grand
champion of Ala. S. W. Chap-
man, P. O. 106, Coosa.

OIC breeding stock: boars,
ready for service, $45 ea. reg.,
treated and crated; Pigs, $20 ea.
From fine pure reg. stock. Paul
J. Cain, Rt. 1, Commerce.

Purebred African blue Guinea
shoats, also pigs of cross Blue
Guinea and Hampshire. Can
ship, but cheaper at barn. W. J..
Weldon, Rt. 2, Woodbury.

Reg. purebred American
Landrace boars and gilts from}
imported Norweigian and Swed- |
ish bloodlines, meat type hog.
W. R. Loflin, RFD 1, Bete 149,
Augusta.

Purebred Hereford fence:
The Farmer packer type, ready
to butcher in Dec. Mrs. W. A
Ward, Jr. C/O Ward Meade
Farm, Paper Mill Rd. Rt. 3,
Marietta. Ph. 8-8772.

5 reg. SPC male pigs and 4
reg. SPC gilts, all 6 mo., old.

| Sire and. Dam came from the;

Late Cobbtown Hensley breed,
Ga. Challenger and Ga. Queen,
$25 ea. with papers, at farm. |
Harry Hamm, 8 2, Cobbtown.



HORSES AND MULES |
FOR SALE



One pr. mares, Wt. 1300 and|
1400 lIbs., excellent for logging
or farming, $100 ea. John B.

boar. All at my place.

-| well trained, 3 yrs.





Davis, Rt. 1, Clarkesville. *




























10th, 1 heifer, 1 buil,
1 Te cote
bridge. Ph. ae
53-7738.

its, $150 or trade for
Reg. Tamworth pigs a

Coose Valley fairs),
prices. Chas. H.
Bluff Rd., Rome. :

Good, gentle, 9 yr. f
Ib. saddle mare (with sadd
wanted), easily kept, ;
where; also Reg. SPC
hogs, best bloodlines,

Ferguson, Rt. 1, Cave

HORSES AND M

old, halter broke
Roger S. Cobb, =
etta.

Good oe mare
suitalble for farming | .
no plug. A. J. Johnson,
Ph. Lawrenceville 387

3 large and 3 m
farm mules. P. E. |
Abbeville.

Red, 38 in. Shel

but gentle, reasonable;
in. Silver Dapple WMT
at Stud, very fine, $25.
Mann, 507 Benson oe
Ph. 239-J. ~

One pair rence
yrs. old,-Wt. 1000_
good, for sale or 2
large, matched e
Geo. Lawson, Rt. 2,

Good mule, 8 yrs.
1000 Ibs., $100. S. C
ery, Junction City

Good mare
or exch.
post, 8
Bethune








Someta oun Ge far as trends
ieties are concernedwill be pre-
ake. Gibbs, Rocsmenlbaris: for




i G6.
+ ree Fort Valley. This will
followed by a talk on borer and scale
rol by Dr, Oliver I. Snapp, entomolo-
gricultural Research: Service, Fort










mid scab control when Dr. Earl
horticulturist, Georgia Experi-





t ra talk on chemical control of

Station, speaks on cultural prac-

- Conservation Reserve





Continued From Page 1)

contract, the contract may be extended
at the option of the participating farmer
for a like number of years, In no case may
a contract be extended so as to cover a
total of more than 15 years, nor beyond
- December 31, 1974, the oo em-
phasized.

To participate in the 1956 Conserva-
Oe Reserve, a farmer must have eligible
land which has not been
grazed this year. He must also have re-
duced production of Soil Bank base crops
this year to qualify for an annual pay-
ment at the regular rate.

cropped or

The final date for signing Conserva-
tion Reserve contracts to begin in 1957 is
March 16, 1957.





weeds in the orchard by
Knight, plant pathologist, ARS, a panel
composed of the speakers and led by Firor

Glenn Kent

will conclude the morning session.






















Geis hs Ne

(Continued From Page 1)

Abe Pincus, Quitman; Olin W. Thompson,
Wavcross, and Howard Dasher, Sr., Val-
dosta; Sam Sommer, Hawkinsville, and.
Wallis Hardeman, Ft. Valley; Sam A.

_ Pierce, Cairo, Ga.

The pecan agreement and order was

established in 1949 and provides a method

of regulating the minimum quality of pe-
cans shipped from the five-State area for

inshell distribution.



Cooperation of Farmer

(Continued From Page 1)

the swine herds at all times and particu-
larly on avimals purchased recently. Good
management can often prevent disease

outbreaks and help clear up these out-
breaks when they do occur.






5 - AND MULES
FOR SALE








18 mos. old, black

RABBITS, CHINCHILLAS,
AND GUINEA PIGS
- _ (CAVIES FOR SALE)





stallion, blaze face, '2 white
socks, almost 14 hands, well

, saddle broke, gentle. Will
~ Ann a. REST

White doe,



about grown,




od ee genile, also, wag- ship unless

on Dodd Rd. off old /3, Dublin.

Hwy. I live 2nd house

Dodd Rd. Mrs. R. H.
a; Riverdale.



breeding stock






ase Shetland pony
bout 8 to 10 mos. old,

oul white, about 37 in. sya Sate

4-6452.




4390. i



d pony, a inches high,
avidle and saddle, $175.
English, Rt. 3, Douglas.

white | real gentle
horse. pony. Clifford
Rt. 4, Baxley.

y Mar mule, around 12 yrs.
anywhere, Wt. approx.
, on farm near Gresham-
House, Madison.

Rt. 1, Buford.
Pedigree and











old. strawberry roan

Walking horse, $150.

Odum, Sr., 922 N. pony
. Ph. 2773. :

; = mules, wt 1100
ea., 8 to 11 yrs. old.
E. G. Penny-

Pt. 2, Ellenwood.
Teg.
Sell -or
Brown,

Ham

ery Pacers Tenn.
allions. One 3-yr. old,
bs.; one 7-yr. old, Wt.
., (favorite riding horse
jes), gentle, tractable,
spirited. Ralph
). Box 814, Columbus.

anan - Nubian

bred Saanan kid

white regular Tenn.
Stallion, 4 yrs. old, sir-
olid white colts, gentle,
0, 2 young gentle brood
to above stallion,
. A. L. Freeman, C/O
ink Farm, Yatesville.

3-7393,

Four nice

addle stallion, 16 mos. Bee eee,

rtly broke, very gentle, E
ow white, 5 gaited filly,
$150 ea. Can del. or
il Christmas. Mrs.
ailey, Rt. 3, Box\4,
ndy Hil Hill ee Waynes-

ing Meadows
old, Tennessee
es, under saddle
prospects, 2 geld-
; come -4 and



tle, give qt.



merce.

Approx. 200 ewes,
\culled and-in excellent cond.,
acclimated to Ga. for more than
2 yrs. R. T.. Gundy, c/o Roll-
Farm, Rf,
Sharpsburg. Ph. Newnan 186Q.

One Saanan White milk goat,
butt-headed, asy to milk, gen-
a milk day.

*|freshen Nov., $10 at my place.
-| Cannot ship.. Silas Snipes, Com-

2 white bucks
about grown; 3 brown rabbits,
about 6 mos. old; 1 brown doe
1 white about
z 6 wks. old} $1.25 ea. Will not}
the buyer pays
m tools, $130 for lot. chgs. Miss Shirley Brown, Rt.

N. Z. White rabbits selected
excellent
quality, does bred, $5 to $8;
bucks, $3 up. Also, young stock
2-mo. to 6. mo., $3 to $5. Can

of

Page, 149

Ave, N.E., Atlanta 8 Ph. TR

5 at old rabbits, $1.50 pr.
Bp ialso Guinea pigs (cavies) $1.50
ee : pa. Lockard Bell,
Ra.,-NE, Atlanta 17. Ph. CR.

7 grown White rabbits, young
nice size doe and bucks, $2.00
ea. plus postage.

reg.



SHEEP AND COATS
FOR SALE



Saanan white nannie goat, 18
mo. old, mother gives 3 ats.

daily, $15, FOB. H. F. Seay,

pshire

doe, 17

s 4 mos.;

$15; billy. castrated, $10. Mrs.
Emerson R. Baker,
ett Rd., Tucker. Ph. Clarkston.

young fat goats.
T. J Coker, Rt. 141, Silver: Hill
Rd., Stone Mountain. Ph. 6863.

25 common goats, most all
very prolific,
$75. Come for them. Mrs. Wm.
,punchy itt.

Helena.

Fine Saanan buck, 2 yrs. old,
$5. Cannot ship.. Mrs. G.
Burriss, 1980 Niskey Lk, Rd., S.
W., Atlanta 11. Ph.

2677 Pharr

Roy Pruitt,

. rabbits,
New Zealand White and Black
English spots. Paul Candill,
QO. Box 371, Rome. Ph. 2-4196.

sheep.
trade for cattle. Fred
Norcross. Ph. 2052.

Purebred Saanan doe, 17 mo.
old, 2 qts. milk daily, $35; a2
mos.
old, 4 qts. $50. Both $75; Pure-

3328 Brock-

PO 7-9738.

17. rams,

N.

Ee

doe,

tT,

1,

Will

Phillips, Stonewal

burn 7117.

ton. |

RFD 1, Stockton.

Sharpsburg.

farm on

Barnesville.

Cousins, 1091
Rockmart.

Rt. 1, Damascus.

N. Marble St.,

SHEEP AND GOATS
FOR SALE



Two milk goats, now giving
14% gal. per day, ce ea. Joe
Ph; Fair-

22 good fat sheep, $9 ea. at
my farm. Glenn Wooten, Den-

Milk goats with papers, also
other goats for sale. Bob Hill,

3 young milk goats, all bred,
come from 4 aft. stock.
cheap. W. C. Boswell,

42 sheep: 38 Ewes, 2 bucks,
2 baby lambs, $400 cash, at my
Hwy. 441.
Ricketson, Broxton.

Homer

40 White Face sheep for
sale. J. Hubert Adams,

4 reg. Corriedale rams,
pecially for cross breeding, or
straight bloodlines. All corres-
pondence answered. Dr. W. K.
_S. Marble St.

Reg. Nubian buck,
Special price, $25 a place or
trade for pigs. R. B. Phillips,

7 yrs. old,



POULTRY FOR SALE



Bearded Mille Fleur bantams,
$5 pr., Trio Buff Brahmas, show.
birds, $10, Black Cochin Cock-
erels, $2 ea. Fred Copeland, 227
Rockmart.

POULTRY FOR SALE

POULTRY FOR SALE



well.

Sell
Riek,

at 1;

es-



Dark Cornish ieee show
winners, few good breeders, $5
ea.; also 3 pr. Black Cochin ban-
tams, $10 pr., all purebred. ,J.
Homer Morgan, Rockmart.

Bantam chickens of fine lay-
ing strain,
Myers(Addison), Rt. 2, Hart-,

Golden Sebrights, Brown Leg-
horn and Black Breasted Red

Old English Games, $6 and up
per pair. Bob Clark, 372 Spring.

Pure White Lace Red Cornish
pullets weighing up to 7 lbs.,
roosters and smaller chickens.

Will ship at once Expr.
James A. Bennett, Rt. 1, Jesup.

Hatch Claret Roundhead cross
pit game stags, $5, pullets $3.50,
trios $11.50, or 3 pullets $10. Few
pure Claret pullets, $4. Excellent
well bred fowl. M. H. Schuman,
322 Lawton Ave., Savannah.

One White Hackle cock, one
1/2 RH White Hackle cock, $4
ea., Wt. 5-1/2 - 6 Ibs. ea. Good ;
shape. C. .L. Griffin, Oak St.,
Gainesville.

2 Carolina Blue hens,
bred, 1 cock, $8 for lot; Also, |
have some half Carolina half
Bantam pullets, April hatched,
$2 ea., 6 full Bantams, $1.25 ea.
Will not ship. Mrs. C. W. Fricks,
Rt. 1, Box 151, Talking Rock.

$1. pr.

Two purebred. Dark Cornish,

18 mos. old cocks, $5: some 1956
hatch cockerels, $2 ea., in lots
of 2 All large big bone, long
legged type. H. W. Thurmond,
Farmington.

2 Dark Cornish pullets, 4 mos,
old, 1 reoster, 5 mos. old, $4: 1
pr. Silver Necked games, 5 mos.
\old, $2.50; 3 pit game pullets,
1 rooster, $3; 5 Roundhead game
hens, 1 rooster, $7: 5 bantam pul-
lets, 1 rooster, $2.25. Lockard
Bell, 2677 Pharr Rd., N.E., At-
lanta. Ph. CR-4390.

Mrs. John

Macon. Best, purebred Game cocks,

dif. kinds, Champion white War- -
CORNISH, GAMES AND horse, Nicholson Blue Ridge
GIANTS:

Blue Grays, of young stags and

Nicholson, Blairsville.

| MINORCAS AND MISCEL-

col, | LANEOUS CHICKENS:

ing stock, ready for service.
Ceckerels. $5 ea.; laying Hens,
$3; Trio, $10; hatching eggs, $3
per 15. L. B. Millians, Newnan,

One rooster and 20 hens, now

ders, Colbert. Ph. 4371.

|PEACOCKS, PREASANTS,
PIGEONS, QUAIL, ETC.:

Bob White quail, 10 wks. old
and -Ringnck Pheasant breed-
ers. H. Tonsgard, 5289 Lamar
|St., Decatur. Ph. CR-3775.

pure- |

Utility and Show Type Silver
King Pigeons, $5 to $7 pr. Lewis
Lindsey, Silver Creek.





Last Weeks Livestock Sales Report







































matured cocks, $6 to $10. ie

Giant Black Minorca breed-

|laying, for sale Mrs. L. H. San-"














































































) Atlanta Rome Athens Thomaston Atlanta
10-23 10-24 NO 10-22 10-25
STEERS & HEIFERS 1350 859 REPORT 95 403
Good & Choice 17.75-19.65 - = : : :
Standard 13.25-18.25 14.00-15.00 A 14.75-16.00 14.00-17.00
Utility 11.00-14.50 10.50-13.50 ee 11.50-13.25 10.00- 13, 50
Vealers 15.00-24.50 15.25-23.50 : : 16.00-25.00
Stockers & Feeders 11.00-16.75 _11.00-14.50 z 10.50-15.00 10.75-15.50
Feeder Calves 10.00-18.00 10.25-18.25 a 10.75-16.06 10.50-16.50
cows: :
Utility & Standard 10.00-11.50 10.25-11.00 *10.50-11.25 10.25-10.59
Canners & Cutters 7.00-10.25 7.00-10.00 - 7.00-10.75 7.60-10.25
Springers os 60.00-118.00 3 59.00-71.00 Es
HOGS: 96 474 : +
No. 1 Meat Type . . . =
No. 1 Others - - - 16.00-16.49 -
No. 2 f p : 15.75-16.00 :
Ne. 3 : . = 15.50-15.75 Z
Feeders . - - 12.00-16.50 -



























PAGE EIGHT

POULTRY FOR SALE

1 olf and 1 young pair Pigmy
Ponter pigeons, both $7.50; Sil-

ver Duckwing, Partridge Wyan-
dottes_and modern Brown Red

Bantam fowl, $4.50 pr. Fred
Blaylock, ~515 Crescent Dr.,
Chickamauga. ;

7 pr. Bob White quail, 15 wks.
old, $17.50 also, eleven 4 wks.
old, $5. W. H. Gazaway, Rt. 3,
Alpharetta.

Finest large Northern Bob
White quails, (bred and improv-
ed 37 years), Wt. near 1 to 1-1/2
ounces more than average, $3.50
pr. William A: Thomas, 421
Mark Bldg., Atlanta. Ph. MU-8-
0866. -

Fantail pigeons, splashed col-
ors, nice fans, young birds, $3
pr. Will ship. R, Lamar Brant-
Jey, Rt. 2, Wrightsville.

Quail: Northern Bob White,
improved Red, Blonde Bob,
White Gambels, Calif. Valley,
Blue Scaled, limited quantity.
Coturnix Quail: Ringneck and
Silver Pheasant, few Jap Silkie
bantam pullets. Richard H.
Barry, 220 Ridgeland Ave., De-
eatur. Ph. CR-3048.

Northern Bob White quail, all
ages. R. P. Johnson, 901 Delmar
Ave., S.E., Atlanta 16. Ph. MA-
7-3080. : :

8 varieties pheasants and Sil-
kie Bantams. Letters answered.
J. F. Ginn, 451 Metropolitan Pl.
S. E., Atlanta 16,

Pedigree Racing Homer Pig-
eons, best bloodlines in Tofts
and Millers, reasonable. Answer
all letters. E. A. Fennell, 1351
Springer St., Columbus,

White King Pigeons, -Ameri-

-eans finest breeding strain. Og-

den A. Geilfuss, Melody Brook
Farm, Windy Hilly Rd., RFD 3,
Marietta. Ph. Smyrna 5-7385.

Quail, Ringneck Pheasants,
Golden Pheasants and few
Splash Guineas, good breeding
stock birds, reasonable. Claude
L. Foster, 161 Copeland Rd.,
N.E., Atlanta 5. Ph. EX-5698.

_ 30 racing homer pigeons, will
finish 300 mi. race Nov. 4, 1956:
also purebred Rose Comb Se.
brights Bantams, $3 pr., at my
home. Pigeons, $2-$4 pricisE,
Stowers, 5365 Lawrenceville Rd.,
P. O. Box 204, Tucker

Pigeons, mated and working:
Common, $1 pr.:; Red Carneaux,
$5 pr.; Hamburg (chickens),
cockerels, $1.50 ea.: Bantams:
Sebrights, $3 pr.: white Black-
tail Japs, $3 pr.: Muscovy ducks,
$3 pr.; young white African
guineas, $1 ea. Starling Yawn,
Byromville.

EDS: N.H., R.L,
ARMENTERS:

R. I. Reds, show stock; 2 pul-
Jets and one rooster, raised last
year, $5 FOB. Silas Snipes, Rt.
2, Commerce.

20 R. I. Red hens, 4-A grade,
March 1, 1956 hatch, healthy>
Jaying well, $2 ea., or $40 lot.
Will not ship. Come after and
furnish crates. Alex Barfield,
Louisville.

200.4-A grade N. H. Red pul-
lets, 9 wks. old, 65c ea. Cora E.
Tipton, Rt. 1, Stockbridge. (Con-
tact after 6 PM).

TURKELS, GUINEAS, DUCKS,
GEESE, ETC.:

10 White Pekin ducks, $1.25
ea. my place. Mrs. J. E. Carter,
Rt. 4, Box 427, McMurry Dr.,
S. W., Atlanta 11.

19 Guineas, 50c ea. at my
place, will not ship. Write be-
fore coming. All letters answer-
ed. Mrs. Daisy Crook, Rt. 2,
Jasper.

Pair Blue Geese, $6 or 3 for
$8. Miss Evelyn Moore, Rt. 1
Cataula.



Genuine Broad Breasted
Bronze turkey gobblers, hatched
April Ist, Wt. well.over 20 lbs.,
will make excellent breeders,
shipped Expr. Col., $7.50 ea. Wm.
J. Stele, Rt. 2, Eastman.

Pair big Blue Geese, crated
Neht Ash. FH; Wellborn, Rock
Springs,





POULTRY FOR SALE

Purebred - African Guineas,
white with yellow skin, $5 pr.
Mrs. Lowell Long, Rt. 1, Box
113, Bremen.



POULTRY WANTED



CORNISH:

Want 12 or 20 Cornish game
pullets, 6 to 9 mos. old. State
price. B. H. Samples, Dublin.

LEGHORNS:

Want 150 or 200 Leghorn pul-
lets, or would consider other
good laying strain. Contact. A.
J. Johnson, Grayson. Ph. Law-
renceville 3874. %

REDS:

Want 1 purebred Rose Comb
R. I. Red rooster. State age,
price and if will ship. John W.
Harrell, P. O. Box D, Lakeland.



LIVESTOCK WANTED

rnin ec re
CATTLE: eee
Will swap 2 good-blooded

dark red, young, 700 Ib., Santa
Gertrudis Bulls, for 2 good-
blooded, reg. 2-5 yr. Hereford
bulls. W. M. Easterlin, Monte-
zuma. Ph. 3211.

Want 10-15 heavy Springer
Jerseys, Ist or 2nd calves. Must
be from heavy producers. Pre-
fer ones with calfhood vac. Give
full information. Roy G. Jones,
619 Clairemont Ave., Decatur.

Ph, DE-3680.

GOATS:

Want good milk goat. State
price and kind. L. E. Morgan,
Rt. 4, Waycross.

Want good milk goat; prefer
one freshened June, July or
August. P. D. Hearn, Rt. 3, Mari-
etta. :

Want any number lambs, 6
mos. to 1 yr. old. Describe fully
first letter giving number, aver-
age wt., breed, and if been shorn,
Will pay full market price. R. B.
oe Farmington. Ph. Madison
2603.

HORSES AND MULES:

Want Shetland or larger pony,
mare only, bred or unbred. Also,
want pony cart, harness and
wagon. Harvey Brown, Dillard.

Want big brown- black Mare
mule, 8-10 yrs. old, 16 H. high,
Wt. 1200 lbs., sound and gentle,

not too high. J. F. Wellborn,

Rock Springs.



FARM HELP WANTED



Want woman, 55-65 to live on
farm and do light farm-work, no
milking, for room, board and
small salary, with man, wife and
3 small children. Mrs. R. M.
Powell, P. O. Box 288, Valdosta.

Want experienced dairy fam-
ily, could use more than one
member of family. Prefer man
used to milking parlor. Farm 8
mi. N. Cartersville, on Hwy. 41,
with school bus and mail by
farm. House with bath. J. A.
Shropshire, Rt. 4, Cartersville.
Pheri: Z

Want good Christian woman,
middleaged to live in home on
farm, doing light farm work for
room, board and reasonable sal-
ary. Must furnish reference and
health card. Mrs. Louise Dover,
Hollywood.

Want good farmer for 100 A.
farm, located 4 mi. Danville,
Twiggs and Wilkinson Co., on
School and Mail Rt. all fenced
in, for standing rent basis.
Joseph Nobles, Danville.

Want good reliable farm fam-
ily for 1957 on 50-50 basis for
general farming and _ raising
broilers. 5 R. House, mail and
school bus route, Ga. Power
line, good water, wood and pas-
ture. John A. Wilson, Rt. 2,
Martin.

Want young man or~- young
White woman (single) from
Country to help with work on
chicken farm for room, board,
and salary. Mrs. Helen Street,
RFD, 2956 Buford Hwy, Atlanta
6.

@ARKET B

FARM HELP WANTED

Want reliable white. woman
for light farm work on farm,
for board and reasonable salary.
Davis French, Rt. 1, Buena Vista.

Want experienced dairyman,
must be sober and capable of
driving tractor and truck. Prefer
man with boy 17 or 18 yrs. old.
Roy G. Jones, 619 Clairemont
Ave., Decatur. Ph. DE-3680.

Want Christian couple (mid-
dle-aged) as house parents for
24 teen-age boys; man to do
light farming and maintenance
work. Salary plus free mainten-
ance. Rev. G. Pagel, Director,
Boys Estate.

Want Christian white woman,
40-60 yrs. old, to live with eld-
erly couple on farm and do
light farm work, for board and
$15 wkly. All letters answered.
Mrs. Doyle Tatum, Mansfield.

Want farm labor, 35-45 yrs.
old, married, sober, used to liv-
ing in country, not over 5 in
family. Good house on mail and
school bus route. References
necessary. Write only. George
Varn, Box 205, Folkston.

Watn middle age white wo-
man to do light farm work on
farm for room, board and $12
wkly. Needed at once. All let-
ters answered. Ralph H. San-
ders, 560 Center St., Macon.

Want reliable- middle age wo-
man to live in small farm home
with lone woman and do light
farm chores. Mrs. Joe Powell,
RFD, Lakeland. fee

Want nice White woman, not
over 40 yrs. old, to live in home
on farm with widow and son,
and do light farm chores. Pri-
vate room, board, and salary.
Need at once. All letters ans.
Mrs. Nancy Skinner, RFD 1,
Lakeland.

Want middle age white or
colored woman to do light farm
work on farm. Pay $50 monthly,
room and board. Mary Sue How-
ington, Rt. 3, Jefferson. Ph.

Married, White woman 33 yrs.|_

of age, 4 children (oldest 10
yrs. old girl), wants job on
farm with reliable people near
Cedartown or Rome, doing
poultry or other light farm
work for good home and re-
asonable salary. Mrs. Ruby
Holman, 150 Ga. Ave., SE, At-
Janta 15.

29 yr. old man wants jobs
on dairy or chicken farm, with
room, board, laundry, and $15
wkly. Come after on Kilgor
Road. Junior McDaniel, Rt. 2,
Lithonia, ; 4

61 yr. old. White man and
wife wants job on poultry or
hog farm. Experienced. Need
place to live and reasonable
salary. Prefer near Atlanta.
Jesse J. McWhorter, 1575 Ches-
nut St. NW, Atlanta 18.

Want job as helper on gen-
eral farm. Am single, white,
39 yrs. old, sober and honest.
Can drive tractor. Need room,
board, laundry, and- $10. wk.
Would like to live as one of
family. J. M. Reed, 503 E. Wol-
cot St., c/o Wendell Johnson,
Thomasville. :

Woman, 6 children, age 5
to 14 (2 boys old enough to
work) wants job tending to
poultry for monthly wages.
Prefer close to Dial. Mrs. Vi-
ola Brawley, Dial. a

Man, wife, 3 children wants
job on farm. Experienced with
all. kinds of machinery. Can
give. references. L. D. Wilson,
Rt. 4 c/o W. E. Waldrof, Smy-
rna.

28 yr. old single man wants
job in dairy for room, board
and laundry, wkly. salary. Ex-
perienced. Available now. Mel-
vin McKibbon, Rt. 1, c/o Ralph
Cheatwood, Felton.

White woman, alone, 52 yrs. |
old, wants job at once on farm,
working with poultry or- any

ences. |
|wages or -
Clyde May,

Lithonia.

farm or other light f
for wkly salary, room
Had some experience
work. Can give referen
McKibben, Rt. 1, Felt

noy, Rt. 1, Williamso

want job day work
Life time exp., Ready

ville, Adairsville but
where. C. H. Edmon
Chatsworth. ee

W. C. White, Rt. 1
MA-7-3442 after |

job on milk dairy
farm. Had 4 yrs. experien
dairy. Must be close to
|bus and mail route. Hav
moved. Carl Bowman, Avi
Estates: case

work right away.
farm. Well experien
furnish self but prefe:
on Shares. Ref. if
George E. Freeman, 322.





742 after 6 PM.

kind of light farm work Mrs.
Roland Cine, Waleska. E

St..S. E, Atlanta 12


















55 yr. old man, si
health, wants job o

White, sober man, 2 i

Man, wife, 4 chil



The complete report showin
through 1955 is carried below.

Farm Income Report Shows Growth c
Of State's Broiler, Egg Industry =

The report on Georgia farm income for 1958, issued just recently. by the |
porting Service, shows the tremendous increase in cash farm income from poultry .
in Georgia during recent years. - ree

The report shows that farm income from eggs has jumped from $17,922,00
to more than $40 million this past year. At the same time
from $45 million to more than $128 million.

g Georgia cash farm Income from all product






Pee

income from broi



CASH FARM INCOME FOR GEORGIA



CROPS 1949





1950 1951 1952



1953

(In Millions of Dollars. Add 000 to Each Figure)



Cotton Lint .... 99,077 101,630 151,556. 154,321 125,005

Cotton Seed ei PTB 14,092 22,133 17,996 14,153

Cotton, Total - 109,055 115,722, 173,691 172,317 139,158

Peanuts _..... 60,788 69,257 56,295 42,838 55,397

Tobacco _...... 49,083 50,669 64,760 62,924 69,407

Fruits & Pecans 9,420 15,718 19,358 19,785 18,855

Truck Crops * 15,074 15,774 16,638 16,726 17,128

Corns a 10,409 10,075 8,929 8,765 9,160

All Other Crops... 37,898 ~ 57,076 61,041 72,115 75,358-

TOTAL CROPS 320 ee 291,727 334,291 400,712 395,470 384,463 312,602

*" Excluding Irish and Sweetpotatoes and minor truck crops, which- are included in all other crops.



























LIVESTOCK oe
Hogs a ee 41,021 43,896 35,707 52,749 57,830
Cattle & Calves _ 22,658 32,441 36.903 35,354 27,298
Dairy Products _ 33,454 ~~ 36.836 39,556 41,977 43,819
Com. Broilers _. 32,977 45,433 68,530 88,610 _ 93,826
Other Chickens 3,838 3.872 3.693 3.858 3.964
Turkeys... 1,820 1.971 4.188 3.514 2.316
Eggs .... 17.499 17,922 27,038 25,606 30,883
2,677 1,556 2.315 2,061 1,838
TOTAL LIVESTOCK ee
& PRODUCTS 155,944 183,927 237,930 253,729 261,774
GOVERNMENT PAYMENTS. 5,903 10,580 8,634 7,589 AGE
TOTAL CASH INCOME ae oe ena
ALLSOURCES 1 = 453,574 528,798 647,276 656,788 450,956 593,136
HOME CONSUMPTION ; %
Crops 40,071 35,791 36,6065 36,921 52,624
| Livestock 85.038 65,390 78,761 74.236 75,613







TOTAL INCOME INCLUDING HOME CONSUMPTION BUT NO GOVERNMENT PAYME











1/ Revised. . 2/ Preliminary.



Drops) cA aah genes 331,798 370,082 437,318 = 432,391 += 437,087
Livestock . 240,982 249,317 316,691 327,965 337.3
All Commodities ._. 572,780 619,399 754,009 760,356 77:
TOTAL INCOME, ALL COMMODITIES, AND St ee
GOVT, PAYMENTS ... 578,683 629,979 762.643 767,945 7;