Farmers and consumers market bulletin, 1941 October 22

DEPARTMENT f
TOM LINDER



AGRICULTURE ~_
COMMISSIONER











Se

OUME 24.



WER as: OCTOBER 22, 1941








De. TOM LINDER











Last week I appeared before the Banking and Currency
Committee of Congress to oppose giving to one man the arbi-
y power to fix prices on farm products.

The Committee has been holding hearings for the last Ha
2onths.
ide of the picture.

: While in Washington I heard other es before the
Committee testify. Those witnesses favoring the enactment of
he present price fixing bill did not seem to have any conception
of what this bill involves in respect to farmers and farm prod-








.

In the first place, the real trouble with the farmer today is






commodities which the farmer buys.
I made every effort to impress on the Committee the ne-







None of the other witnesses had given the agricultural 5

10t only the price that he receives, but the biggest trouble is
he discrepancy in the price of farm products and the price of







| fetal Sales and Georgia Aucteu Markets

2 Reports received at this office Show following average prices paid
_ for No. 1 hogs at the Live Stock Auction Markets named:

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October











































October 17, 1941 Per CWE

October 7Augusta $ -$10.50
October 8Rome - 10.95
October 9Bainbridge - 925
October 9Valdosta - 9.40
October 10Cordele - 9.75
October 13Sylvester 2 - 9.30
October 14Arlington = 9.20
October 16Americus - 8.50

TOP FED CATTLE

October 7Augusta $ 7.00-$ 9.00
October 8Rome 6,00- 10.50
October 9Bainbridge 8.00- 9.00
October 9Valdosta 7.00- 8.00
October 10Cordele 8.00- 8.50
October 13Sylvester 8.00- 9,00
October. 14Arlington - 8.35
October 15Alibany 9.00- 10.00
16Americus 5.05- 9.00











cessity for an equalization of wareuliaral prices with induat
prices before any price fixing was attempted.

ae

Honorable Paul Brown, Congressman from Georgia, ing

member of the Banking and Currency Committee.
made every effort possible to see that the farmers side of th
picture was presented fairly to the Committee. me
I want to publically thank Mr. Brown for the many cour.
tesies shown me while in Washington, and especially for hi
able work in making it possible for the agricultural side of the
picture to be presented without interruption to the Committee

Mr. Browt

While in Washington I attended a meeting of Commission-
ers of Agriculture and other agricultural leaders- from thirty:
It was most encouraging to find that these farm

seven states.
leaders were so much in accord as to the problems of agricultur

I believe that the agricultural sections of the nation are al

last beginning to realize that their interest and problems in
broad way are the same.

*

It was agreed at this meeting that the basie troubles of the

cotton farmer are the same as the basic troubles of the wheat
farmer, the cattle grower, corn grower, hog grower, the pro.
ducers of dairy products and the producers of all other basie
farm products. .
- The meeting adopted the following resolution:

(1) We oppose any price-fixing or price-ceiling
legislation with respect to agricultural commodities
that does not simultaneously control prices of indus-

' (Continued on Page Two)







F RESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES

Prices prevailing at following State Farmers Markets:
October 17, 1941 .

Apples,
Beans (Lima), bulk per bu.
Beans (Snap), per bu. hampers _..
Collards, per doz. bunches
Eggplant, per bu. hampers
Okra, per 8 qt. baskets

bulk, per bu, ....-



ATLANTA _

$ 50-$ .75
1.80- 2.00
1.75- 2.00
60- 90
1.00- 1.25

4,







.75- 1.00



Peppers, per bu. hampers
Squash, per bu. hampers

Sweet Potatoes, bulk per CwrT.
Turnips (bunched), per doz. bunches
Turnip Salad, per bu. hampers

1.00- 2.00



2.00- 3:00



15- 150
75-908
50. 65:

































































































MARKET REPORT OF GEORGIA PRODUCTS





















Prevailing Wholesale Prices (FOB Points Mentioned) October 17, 1941 Always subject to variation.
Eggs quoted below are for GEORGIA, GRADE A, WHITE EGGS. Grade B and Grade

C eggs are quoted 2 to 5c below these quotations.

Atlanta Augusta Macon Savannah Valdosta
Eggs, Large, White, Grade A, doz.| ss 38-40} RR a AA BBS 40 5230 Z
Eggs, Medium, Grade A, doz. 2 be 8] = 8071 << S61 36-8 -. 34 ex
| Eggs, Small, Grade A, 102 cee ee = 251 30e B F =f So: an

Hens, Col., 4% lbs. up., Ib. Bi bee 901 = - 18} = 201 18: - To
Hens, Leghorn, ip: > Sele ok = bd: ~ 30}. .16- .18 | - - 16 Planis for Sale ee
Roosters, Ib. Sl Se 3 ee ~) d0k ee 0 Te 2 - .10 Seed for Sale 2
Stags, lb. Ae 14 | w 151 2 ee es ee Corn and Seed Corn for Sale __ 2
Friers, Ib. Ag. 184 Qin eke ae ee BO IE eas pecade a a
uae Ib. 08- 12 |__ = den et Ms Oe 4" Qolees for Sale ce 2

eese, Ib. 2 OR=) 10 a - . Se asta
Turkeys, Ib. ao. aati ee ae a ee and Peas for Sale _____2
-Capons, Ib. Oe ae ee = Pecan and Other Fruit Trees
Country Butter, best table, Ib.__ | ___ 35. 30). ~ get: ao OT a O80 es SoS Por Sales SSS ae
Field peas, mixed, bu we LOT oe eee oe ee = .85 | ---------------- Grain anid Hay for Sele | Beanie ee
Field Peas, not mixed, bu. ee = = 90 | Peaik ona Buter tor Gale 2
Ear Corn, (80 Ibs. to bu.), bu. fs 65- - -70 | = 604 - 60) - .70 60- 70 ais eba hacia tc Seis 2
Shelled Corn, bu 75- 80} a Tepe = 4b ~ .75 .60- 70 : SSS
Oats, bu. eg a oe '52- 55 | Miscellaneous Wanted ____. 2-3
Wheat, bu. = Ih = 5. 10 1.20= ha Rabbits and Guinea Pigs _ 3
Sweet Potatoes, per 100 he 10072 NO 1.00- 1.15 Catile-for- Sale 2 peg
Cabbage, (Green), per 100 lbs. | __-____---___ Sf = 2.00} - 3,50]. 2.75- 3,00 | . 1.60- 1.65 Horses and Mules for Sale 3
Cabbage (White). per 100 Ibs... |__| ve tet 29001 3.7953 00 | _ | Sheep and Goats for Sale 3
-Peavine Hay, No. 1, per ton. | ----- 16-00-1708 | Shoe 16.00-16.50 } 2. ate ~46.00 Hogs for Sale 22 2 So 3
Peanut Hay. No. 1, per ton. | -- 1.0051900 |. 57004 S04. 2 te - 8.00 Turkeys, Ducks, Guineas, Geese 3
Spanish Peanuts, No. 1, per ton Livestock Wanted: 3
- (Del. Shelling Plant.) err ee 300,00 1) et Spee -90.00 } ___90.00-92.00 | - -90.00 Poultry: for Sale* 2 ee ia ceey
Cottonseed (Prime) -55.00 | ~5G,00.) 2 235 5 Ee -50.00 Poultry Wanted o-oo
Cottonseed Meal, 8 per cent_______ | --- 39.00-40.00 | s -45.00 | - ~40.50 | _ -42.00 | -44.00 Farm Help Wanted _ 4 fe

ottonseed Meal, 7 per cent_____ | --36,00-37.00 | ___ -43,00 | = -37,50 | ~39.00 | - -42,00 Positions Wanted : 4 =
Peanut Meal, 45 % . ae ee -37,00 i at





























MARKET BULLETIN

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Under Legislative Act the Georgia Market Bulletin does not
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ulletin.
Published Weekly at

14- -122 Pace St., Covington, Ga.
By Department of Agriculture

Tom Linder, Commissioner

a ecutive Office, State Capitol,

Atlanta, Ga.



Publication Office

: eae Pace St., Covington, Ga.
ditorial and Executive Offices

_ State Capitol. Atlanta. Ga.



Notify on FORM 3578Bureau of

_ Market, 222 State Capitol,
Ee _ Atlanta, Ga.

ap

oa

ed as second class. matter

gust 1, 1937, at the Post Office
ovington, Georgia, under Act:

: June 6, 1900.

Accepted for

ailing at special rate of postage
jvided for in Section 1103, Act S

October 8. 1917.

TOM LINDER



ss RSE Demanded

(Continued From Rage One)



e trial products and urban wages in an equit-
ie relation to farm commodity prices.

(2) We favor

minimum guarantees

of 7 Brces for agricultural pees as a part
of the defense program.
ECS) We favor parity, or its equivalent
as the standard of minimum Brices for all
agricultural commoditis.
(4) We ask that it be made manda-
tory for the government agencies to use all

ailable funds for loans or purchase

in

such manner as to sustain both minimum
prices and such above-minimum prices as
may be determined to be necessary during
the present emergency?

- (5) A new conception of price parity
: for farm commodities. .
(6) No loan stocks held by the Com-
modity Credit Corporation to be sold until
Congress works out a formula for their dis-
posal without depressing farm prices.

ECT) Opposition
farm commodities.

to oe ceiling on

The session closed with the es aporntmedt of a
ecial committee to work with the Senate Committee

\griculture and other Committees of the

Congress |

eveloping plans for attaining parity for agricul-|
The Committee was as follows:
Yharles W. Holman, Chairman, Washing
retary National Cooperative Milk * et nkes ducers
eration; Fred Brenckman, Washington, DS Gis
ngton. Representative of National Grange; E.

heets, Washington; D.
tock Association; E.

C., Secretary United States.
E. Kennedy, Washington,

. Vice-President. National Farmers Guild; Tom

_ Atlanta, Georgia,

Commissioner of Agricul-

and E. H. Everson, Pierre, South Dakota, Com-

ion er a Agriculture.

TOM LINDER,

Commissioner of Agriculture.



PLANTS FOR SALE.

bb Be splenic. well rooted

rs. | for 2 sacks. -

Gainesville.

W.. frost-proof cabbage |
00: 75c: $1. 10 M. del.

h and green plants.
ipment. R. Chanclor.

rdy oak proof plants. for
ettings; All Season and Co-
agen cabbage: Ga. cabbage
d; Italian Green sprout
20c Ca 5006s (9c;

- Moss packed in ven-

d cartons, del. W. T. Luck- |

ithews, R. 2. Box 47.

as lenis: Prose ech
Early J. and Chas. W..
ady. 500. 70c: $1.00 M.
id a ship-=
Stokes.

if: cababge_ and
> uda- onion plants.
EW, aS oe

rooted oe: 3.
00; Sage cuttings. 10c:

aoe $6.50. Ne

ES
qk

PLANTS FOR SALE

Nice everbearing strawberry
plants, 20c C. Exc._100 plants.
Postage paid. Mis.
clans Grindle, Cleveland. R. 2.

Extra Eariy Jersey Chas.,

| Flat. Dutch cabbage plants. 500.
Postpaid. Prompt | -

55c: 90c M.
del. I. L. Stokes. Fitzgerald.

Mastodon and_ Klondike
strawberry plants. 35c C.- 500.
$1.10; $2.00 M. Full count. all
Amos Garrett. Gainesville.

Kondike strawberry plants.
$1.50 M. Mrs. Avis Crowe.
Gainesville, R. 2. ieee.

Large Early Imp. Klondike
strawberry plants, 15c C.; Large
Indian Peach seed. 25c doz.:
Dried peaches, worm free, 13c
ib. Add postage. Rosie Crow.
Cumming, R. 1.

Klondike strawberry plants,
20c C.: 75c. 500: $1.50 M. Mel-
rvin Crow, Gainesville, R. 2.

' Lueretia dewberry and large
rooted Kudzu, Semesan treated.
$1.00 C.: $7.00 M.; Celestial.
white and brown turkey figs,
$1.25 doz.: Cyanthiah grape
cuttings, 50 doz.: Postpaid. J.
W. Toole, R ee Burton Ave..
Macon.

ne Everbearing ae ~ Madison
strawberry plants. 5 C.. $1.00;



Cea Gainesville: - R. ae

$1.75 M. All del, ao Gar-

Swain, Alma. ERED

PLANTS FOR SALE



Everbearing strawberry
plants, $1.25 M. del. Exe. J
M. for Dark Cornish cockerel.
Mar. and Apr. hatch with large
yellow legs; no culls. purebred,
or. pullets of Same age and
breed. Mrs. Arbie Skinner.
Bowdon. R. 3.

Red Gold strawberry and
Thornless raspberries, 50c doz:
3 doz. $1.00: Premier Early
strawberry. $3.50 M: asparagus
crowns. 75c doz: dry peach seed,
3 pecks. $3.00. Mrs. W. B. Al-
lan. Alt.o Rt. 2.

250,000 Chas., Drum Head
and Savoy cabbage plants. $1.25
M. postage paid. Julian Mc-
Duffie. Rochelle. :

Cabbage plants: Large. fresh
extra early Jersey and Char.
W. Now ready. 500. 6 90c M.,
del. postpaid: 5M. $3.75 exp. col.
Heading collard plants, same
price. Prompt shipment. Sat.
guar. F. F. Stokes, Fitzerald.

Frost proof E, J. and Chas. W.
cabbage plants,
60c, 500: $1.00 M. Del. in Ga. S.
C. Rowe, Fitzerald,

Chas. W. cabbage plants, now
ready, 500, 75c; $1.15 M. adel.
Prompt shipment. W. O. Wal-
drip, Flowery Branch, R. qT

SEED FOR SALE





Old fashioned onion buttons

-| (not shallots). very prolific, 50c

qt. buttons: 30c gt. onions, Mrs.
Ed. Chalkley, Columbus. 1701
10th Ave.

Nest onions, old Schienca red
ones, prolific, 10c Ib. at. house.
Add postage if ordered by mail.
Frank Hames. 168 Howard St..
S. E., Atlanta.,

Crimson clover seed in chaff.
$5.00 per Cwt. sacked. P. R.
Sims, Rayle.

-White Ga. cabbage collard.
60c lb.; 2 lbs., $1.00; Plants
ready about 15th of Novy. at 30c
C.: $1.50 C. $2.50 M. etc. New
seed. C. O. Sikes. Sylvester.

1 1-2 Ibs. straight leaf mus-
tard seed, $1.20. for ot--P P.;
1 pint of Hanover turnip seed.
50c lot, p. p. Mrs. R. C. Taylor.
Arlington, soe

Collard seed, 30c lb.; 4 lbs.,
$1.00; 10 Ibs., ee 25 Ibs.,
$5.25, postpaid.
Whigham. ;

Bur clover seed, B5c measur-
ed bu., seived, dirt to inncculate.
FOB. ae & Reid, Hogansville.

Genuine Ga. collard seed; 30c
Ib.; in large quantities, 25c Ib.
T. N. Bussey, Thomasville, R.
4.

wkcellent unhulled Crimson
clover seed. Write for price. S.
L. Thornton, Dewyrose, R. 1.

_ Everbearing English pea seed
for fall planting, 17 lb. Miss
Sarah Daughtry, Allentown.

_ Frost-proof garden pea seed,
25c Ib. Purple Top turnip seed,

|.30c lb. Postpaid. No orders less

TS Jb irs:
Chula, Rt .1.

The Govt imp., Seed cane
and also P.O .J. seed cane. 75c
and $1.00 C. at the patch:
Cheaner, if take the whole
patch. M. A, Johnson, Face-
ville.

CORN AND SEED CORN
FOR SALE

125 bu. 1940 corn in shuck.
some weevil, 50c bu. FOB. J.
W. Gholston. Comer.

50 to 60 bu. first class What-
leys prolific ear corn in shuck.
Mrs. J. S. Collier. Barnesville.

PEANUTS AND PECANS
FOR SALE :

Hurshel ; Roberson,









Pecans seedlings, 10 Ib.; Van
Deman, Delmas, Columbis,

at parn. W. S, Norton, Edison.

New crop pecans, seedlings,
10c Ib; Stewarts, 15c lb. FOB.
All well filled out. Samples on

Mrs. W. B. Hester, Blakely, R. 3
Turkeys, Guineas, Geese, Etc.



TOBACCO FOR SALE



Good grade whole yellow leaf
chewing or smoking tobacco 7
lbs. $1.00 del. Prompt shipment.
L. D. Lightsey, Screven.. =:

year and some old stock. chew-
ing. 8 lbs.. $1.00: smoking. 11
Ibs.. $1.00: No orders for less
than $1.00. Postpaid.
Mack Harper. Surrency. = _
Good tobacco. Ga.
long leaf flue cured. red and

TDs:
shipment.



' postpaid. . M. 'B.
Box 91;

coy et
aay

fresh grown,

A. . eS

Stewart, 15c lb.; Schleys 20c Ib.

request,if party sends postage.

o chks.

raised.

yellow. 10 Ibs. chewing $1.00: }
smoking. $1.00. Prompt



- BEANS AND PEAS
FOR SALE



Lady peas~ 10c Ib.: White
blackeye crowders. 8c Ib.: Black
walnuts, 25c gal. Add postage.
Tamar Teen, Talking Rock.

8 lbs. striped half-runners.
1941 crop. free from weevils.
20c Ib. Plus postage. Mrs. Char-
lie Buffington Lavonia. R. 2.

Willets Wonder English peas
(will stand severe freezes). 30c
lb.- 4 lbs. or more. 25c.lb. post-
paid. R. B. Guillebeau. Lincoln-
ton. = <2.

Frost-proof bunch Eng. peas.
15 Ib: very smooth leaf mus-
tard seed .35c Ib.. asst. sizes
gourds, 8c each. No order fill-
ed for less than 25c. Add post-
age. Mrs. Fred Atkinson. Val-
dosta. Rt. 4.

PECAN AND OTHER
FRUIT TREES FOR SALE





Hazlenut bushes, $1.00 doz:
red and _yellow plums. musca-
dine vines. 10c each; May and
June cherries .10c ea. $1.00 doz:
Figs. 3 for 25c. Mrs, Leona King.
Waco. Rt. 2.

Black and white scupper-
nongs, brown Turkey figs. earlv
Rose and Yellow plums. hazle-
nut bushes. muscadines and
summer grape vines. $1.00 doz.
P. P. S. W. Huggins. Waco. Rt.
2. : :

Lead. var. apple, 1 to 3 vr.
trees, 10c to 20c ae: Peach trees.
June Bud and 1 vr.. 7 1-2 to
15c ea: 2 vr. grape vines. 10c
ea: pear. cherry. plum apricot
25c ea: papershell pecan trees.
75c ea. up. Lee Head, Cornelia.

Peach trees grape vines. lead.
var. $55.00 M; $6.00 C: $1.25

doz: plum and apricot. 2c per

tree higher: black ee $10.00
C; $2.00 doz, Mrs. E B: Travis.
Riverdale.



- GRAIN "AND HAY
- FOR SALE

100 bu Rust-Proof oats. Pure.
sound, bright. in 5 bu. or more
lots. 6c bu; 32: Ibs. per bu. net,
FOB. M. O. with order. H. W.
Steed. Sr; Statham, Box 28.

-100 tong peanut hay, $10.00
ton. FOB. J. S. Todd, Baxley.
R38: :

- Runner peanut vine hay. $8. 00 |

ton. baled oat straw, 48.00;

Hastings, var, seed oats, 60c bu..
FOB here. J. W. Lang. Omega.

Terruf Rust-proof seed oats.
very fine quality and heavy.
1st yr. from Experiment Sta-
tion, 65c bu. FOB. farm, W. V
Dickinson. Monticello.

Texas Rust-Proof seed oats.
heavy and recleaned. 60c bu.
M. A. Ramsey. Quitman.

3 1-2 tons No. 1 peavine hay.
$20.00 ton at barn. Exe. for
good corn at 50c bu. Oscar
Heath Soperton. R. 2.

Choice Kudzu hay. B. W.

Middlebrooks, Barnesville.

Lavonia. R. 2.
Some good tobaceo. some this| ~



ad

Pure recleaned Sanford seed
wheat. rust resstant. lst vr.
from Experiment Sta. $1.40 bu.
FOB. J. J. Oliver. Commerce

Rt. 3s

Sanford Wheat: Hasting 100
bu. oats for sale. Ist yr. from
breeder. Miss Annie M. Bran-
non, Plains. ee

Crokers pure seed oats, 50,
bu. at 50c bu. F. E.. McNair.
Vidette. : :

Coker Victor grain oats, $1.20

-bu.: Coker Fulgrain oats $1.00

bu.: Wintex barlye. $1.00 bu.
All Ist yr. from breeder. guar.
pure. Abruzzirye with about 1-4
vetch $2.70 per 100 lbs. Cyril
Brennan. Columbus.

25 bu. clean, Rye seed. $1.40
bu. FOB, Cash remittance. Ed
Pierce, Gainesville. Rt. 6.

Fulgrain seed oats. No. 1. new
crop, 65c bu; Appler seq oats.
60c bu. OB. Send remittance.
D,. C. Strother, Fort Valley.



FRUIT AND BUTTER
~ FOR SALE

Nice: clean, fe flavored old
fashion dried peaches free from
worms. 1941 crop. 20e Ib. del.
No chks. Mrs. W. H. Walters.



Nice sundried peaches. 1941
crop, 15c 1b. FOB.: Also 2 nure-
bred B Plymouth R. cockerels.
$1.00 ea. FOB. Mrs. Bee. Bene
Bishop, 3

About 40 bu. apples. hee

var.. 50c bu. here. Sylvester
Ritchie Tiger.

Apovles. by the truck Ageds at
my orchard. 50c bu. and less.
T: M. Gillespie, Blairsville. _

SK

Wednesday, October 22,1

FRUIT AND BUTTE
FOR SALE



Nice sundried peaches 19:
free from worms. 15c Ib. Ac
postage. Mrs. Flora Sams. Cun
ming. R. 4.

1941 nice bright ack
time peaches. free of worms. 2
lb. del. Mrs. A, F. OKell
Maysville. R. 1.

Sundried apples. 15c Ib
pears. 20c lb.: free from wor
1941 crop. Klondike and Mast
don everbearing strawhe
plants. 25e C.: $1.00 M. A
postage. Mrs. L. B. Frye. De
1as= R38:

Nice sundried appes. fr
core. peel and worms. 15
del. Herman Weaver. Mai

4 lbs.. good fresh butte
week in 4 Ib lots. 30c Ib. de
Ist and 2nd zone. Sat. &
Cows TB. tested. M. oO. w
order. Mrs. A. L. Garrison. A
land. Rt. ds se 194. i

MISCELLANEO
FOR SALE





HONEY FOR SALE

Sour wood chunk ho: ey
Ibs.. bucket, del.. 90c. J.
Lunsford Suches.

POTATOES FOR SALE:
500. bu. sweet potatoes,
sale. J. E. Lightner, Ide

SYRUP FOR SALE:

Honey Drip Sorghum syr
60c per No. 10 bucket
3. 4 or 6 to crate, Suga
syrup. 70c per No. 10 bi
Cash with order. K. Re
Thomson. Eas

Lackey. Daicisvile R. ys
139.

- Clean. new, white downy
thers: 50 162 lot--of 25
$11.50. Del. Sample free.

| Mary Collins, Cordele. R. 4

1 lot of slightly used fea
40c Ib. Write first. L. Se
son. Sparta. ao

rattle.

cherry bark, coltsfoot.
$1.00: Catnip. peppermint.
row. Spearmint. horsem:
Hoarhound. dbl. and single
sy, coltsfoot 25c doz.
Ga. Mrs: R. M. Holloyeay D
lonega. R. 1
2.000 or 2.400 stalks or
bon cane, 3-ft. $20.00 fo
patch at my farm. 2 mi. of
ner. -R. M. Corley Milner.
Yellow rattle. queen of
meadow. sassafras. 25e:1b.?
$1.00: Nice size garlic b
50e doz.: Peppermint. :
mint. horsemint. feverfew. hoa

|hound. .25e doz. bunches.

in Ist and 2nd zone. Miss L. }
White. Dahlonega. R. 1 Box 3

10 Ibs. extra nice new chi

Callaway Atlanta. 1696. Ri
Ave.. S. W.. :
Yellow roots, sassafras. ite
Ib.: Sweet gum bark. R
weed. queen of meado
lb.: Wild cherrv bark 15,
Add postage Mrs. Mvrtle Jack
son, Talking Rock. Rt. 2.
3 Ibs. nice hand picked had
cured dried sage laves..
best offer. Exc. for beesw:
ace M. ae Fairb

New crop. \dvied gourds
size, some up to 40 in, dia
ea. in lots of 100 or more. S:

3c ea Edwin Collins.

ana shapes. ao)
ee Emma L. we Ade

White feed sacks. Be ea.
SO, DE; Chamlee. Rome.

MISCELLANEOU
WANTED





FRUITS AND | as
VEGETABLES WANTE

Exe. good values for
fruit.and vegetables. Mrs. H
kins, 556 Decatur Strect, :
lanta.

CANE POMACE WANTEI

Want large quantity of
cane pomace, ground or
bed with an ensilage cutt
Write J L. Hoffman, Forsyth
POTATOES WANTED:

Want old time white sk
white meat potatoes, with
of tar. (Used to be called
potatoes). Anyone having. a@
write. giving price. Mrs.
Hughes, Thomasville, Ris

Would like to hear from 0:
ties having genuine old fashic

ts

GRAIN WANTED:

Would. like bids: on L5.ab
bu. oats, barley and ry



Ww. hae Soa, Se





ISCELLANEOUS
~ WANTED

NS WANTED:

nt 400 or 500 Ibs., good

pecans. Send price and
Pay; Conway. King-





AND HAY WAN TED:

500 bu. corn: 20 tons

20 tons velvet beans.

best prices at your barn.
Nahunta. os

me No. 1 Peavine or

anut hay. State best

ee or 10 Ibs. of clean.
< Quote price per pound
>. W. H. McLendon, Lin-

me white chicken feed
some printed ones.

sive 1-100 lb. cap. white
Ne J. W.

ad ike i hear from

-who has some - nice.
2 wool. spring preferred, at
asonable price. Mrs. G. W.
ghn. Williamson. :

AND PEAS WANTED:

t 25 lbs. of little white
pea for table use only;
y finger peas. . Clean.
- and. sound. Write first.
Isie Altman. Alma. R. 4.
NTS WANTED:
cabbage, heading col-
nm, beet plants: white
eam crowder peas, bunch
pole bean seed. Write.
J. L. Burk. Tifton, R. 3,



BBITS AND GUINEA
_(Gavies) FOR SALE



pr Ee ai N. Zz. rabbits. doe

3.00 pr: 2 pr. young cav=

S. a: 1 pr. grown cavies
ale wt. 14 oz: females heavv).
_ James Hatris. East Point.
ndrix Ave. =
ora bucks. $2.00 ea. plus
ing charge. Cash. No exc.
V Murphy. Jasper. Rt.



TLE FOR SALE



milech cows. with calves, 1
d 2 old $40.00 and $45.00
spectively. Also 4 milch cows
reshen within next 2 mo..
if s. Miss Clara Adams.
lock. R12 Box 145.

ersey heifer. 3 yr. old.
ine 3 mo. old male calf.
nd: Guernsey cross, easv
k, rich and over 1 1-2
no feed. $55.00. Also
of goats (only 1 Billy).
ea. All at barn cash. J.
nm. Summit R.1.
_ horn-type Hereford
ino Woodford breed-
mated and accustom-
ating Ga. grasses and
red. born. raised in

vy A. Price. Albany.
eford cows. 3-4 or more
bred to purebred bull.
ino blood line. Also 4 heif-
yes from these cows. Al-

r. old. Ready for serv-
. Bowdon or Carroll- |:
=A;

id eatich Son for sale. Em-
mith. Locust Grove.

Guernsey and Jersev
bull. 18 mo. old and free
< disease. $25.00 at mv

\ alter Reeves. Ellenwood.

$75.00 at my barn.

h. Chinley. R. 2.
ws and 2 wks. old calf.
ersey with 9nd calf. at
a, 7 mi. from Rochelle.
\. C. Graham. Abbeville.

Hereford bulls for Sele
ae J. J. Johnson.
ee
olled Hereford bull 4
extra fine well cond..
prevent inbreeding. H
eo. Forsyth. Rt. 1.
Guernsey bull 14 mo.
red col. Popular
$100.00. Marguerite

ion Dairy-Men, excep-
ne reg. Holstein herd
sale, 2 and a half yrs.
young bull calf, 4 mo.
urner, Decatur, Law-

Bey nisi 7 mo, old. |
300 Ibs., nice calf, $50.00,
xe, for sheep or calves.
Vellborne, Rock Springs.

2

Chambers.



CATTLE FOR SALE

ci
4
.

_2-3 yr. old White Faced Here- :

ford Domino bulls. Reg. Write
or come and see. Bona Allen.
Iii Buford.

5 or 6 young Hereford steers.
very fine animals. from $75.00
to $100.00. according to age.
Around 10 to 14 mos. old. J. A.
Cason. Barnesville.

1 good milch cow.. now giving
over 2 gal. day. Also 1 nice
heifer between 3-4 mo. old. Mrs
per L. Kimbell. McDonough.



HORSES AND MULES
FOR SALE



4 pr. mules, 4 and 5 yr. old.

mare and horse. wt. about 2100
Ibs. $325.00. Wagon and all.
$375.00. ae trade for cattle
and hogs. KR Chandler. Lu-
thersville. }

1 good old mule. cheap for
cash: exc, for anyhting can use.
Arch W. Anderson. Dahlonega.
Ro 4

4 yr old Daple Iron gray
{horse gentle and_ broke. wt.
about 1100 Ibs. $125.00. H. E.
Williams, Athens. 481 Ruth Ave.

Some young Ga. raised mules:
and horses for sale. R. S. An-

derson. Hawkinsville.

Good matured. 900 Ib. jack
for sale. Easy to handle. 6 mi,
S. of Blakely. R. E. Mills. Hil-
{One os

2 good brood mares, chest-
nut Sorrel, 7 and 8 yrs. old.
with 3 mo. old colts. 1 female
an dl male. A mare and colt.
$125.00. Aso 1 3-gaited well
trained. saddle mare. Weight
850 Ibs. 9 yrs. old with colt.
$125.00. F. C. Dumas. Hillsboro.

Good mare mule. healthy. full
of life, work anywhere, easily
kept. Sell cheap or exc. for anv-
thing-can use. B. Brinkley. War-
renton. R. 3.

1 good mare mule, 6 yr. old.
dwt. 1100 Ibs. Work anywhere.

| gentle: $225.00 at my barn. L.

T. aMddox. Zebulon. R. 2. 44-mi.
of Lifsey Springs).

-Good. 1.000 Ib. mule. $30.00
cash: trade for fresh in milch
cow. Can be seen at. M-- W.
T. Gardners. 3 mi. S. Forsyth
on highway 41. J.K. Ellis. For-
syth. R. 4.

2 mules 1- 6 yr. old and 1-14
yr. old for sale. Grady McCur-
ley. Acworth. Box 83,

j 1 large mule, 12 yrs. old, eats
good.. work anywhere. Bargain
for cash. Trade for values. Wm.
Middleton Buford R. 2. =

5 yr. old black horse. wt.
about 1100 Ibs.. work anywhere.
in good cond. for sale. Mrs.
Frank Carroll. Cleveland.

. 1 plug mule. $25. 00 or exc.
for Sprir ger heifer. or anything
can use: 2 bull calves. Holstein.
5 mos. old, $15.00: Jersey, 3.
mos.. $750: Also White Rock
chickens for sale. R. B. Young
Doraville. Rt. 1.

Pr. plug mules for sale cheap
or trade for tractor or anything
can use on farm. Y. M. Ander-
son, Williamson.



SHEEP AND GOATS

FOR SALE

;

1 farce white Toggenburg or
Saanen horniess Dill, (dont
know breed nor age) for sale
or exc. for calves. hogs. sheep
or what have you. Mrs. C.
Moseley, Keysville.

Nubian at stud. Renroh Am-
bassadors Nosdnarg. Breed
your goats for heavy milk pro-

| duction. to a purebred billy.

Lineage includes many AR rec-
ord holders. Post card brings
ped. A. S. Horner, Atlanta. CH.

6060.

t milk goat. 1-2 Sranen, 1-2
Toggenburg. giving about 1-2
gal. daily. 1 doe 3-4 Saanen.
1-4. Toggenburg. Reasonable
prices. Both goats bred. Mrs.
Guy Duncan. Douglasville. R. 4.

Milk goats, 3 nannies, one un-
related buck. reg.: Also 25 com-
mon goats. at farm Leesburg.
Dr. J. H. Douglas. Albany.

Res. vurebred Nubian sire.
Hatab 2nd, N-2397.. naturally
hornless: black with light trim.
Fee. $5.00 purebred does: $3.00
for grades. No shipping. No)
chks. F. E. Grubbs. Demorest.
(2 mi. West).

At Stud: Toggenburg buck.
purebred. reg. in the A. M.G.

iR. A. 63442. Dark chocolate col..

'hornless. -Son of the famous
El, Chiva Sir Patrice: Fee $3:00.
From a very heavy milking str.
J. J. Johnston. Waynesboro.

N



M. fo

| SBEEr AND GOATS|

FOR SALE

LIVESTOCK WANTED |



At Stud: Meiere Ss Siz Patrice,
Reg. Toggenburg. grandson of
both El Chivars Sir Patrice and
Mile High Chief Pokagon. 2nd
place at Kid show Mich. State
Fair. Fee. $5.00. Mrs. Nora
Smith. Arnoldsville.

Sir Roderick. the outstanding
Toggenburg buck of the South.
Reg. ped. naturally horniess.
Proven sire of high milk pro-
ducers, and large perce~tage fe-
male and hornless kids. Serv-
ice fee $5.00. John Hynds 93
Warren Street. be ee N,
De. 5140.

2 sheep. ram ee ewe. $6.00

for pr. at farm: C. R2 Williams.
Atlanta. 3104 Piedmont Rd. ~
At stud. reg., purebred Tog-
genburg buck. G-Man Joes
Confucius. T-3032 in A. G. S.
Quality breeding for high vro-
duction. Fee. $5.00 for pure-
breds. $3.00 for grades. War-
ren Rollins Atlanta 349 Mur-
ray Hill Ave.. N .E. De 6912.

At Stud. purebred Nubian

buck, reg.. N-2396 in American

Goat Society. with attractive
appearance and breeding. Fee.
$5.00 for purebreds: $3.00 for
grades. No shipping. Earl S.
Redwine. Madras.

HOGS FOR SALE

10 wks. old Duroc Jersey pigs,
reg. in buyers name, $10.00
FOB. Exp. office. G. W. Doolit-
tle, Sandersville.

3 big bone African Guinea
guilt pigs, 6 wks. old treated





and shipped, $8.00 ea. H. C.

Brewer, Danielsville.

Reg.. Black and S. P. C. male
Blue Ribbon - Winners. |

hogs,
from 4 to 7 mos. old. for sale
or exc. for other good
B. A.
ard St.. S. E.

1 big bone S. P. C. 18 mos.
old boar. $45.00. or exc. for
hetland pony mare. not over
6 yrs. old. David Medlock. ee
hth. Rte:

Big bone Black P. C. pigs.
from reg. stock, all nice ones.

$8.00 ea., $15.00 pr., $22.00 for

5B, Bailey. Sharpsburg.

Reg.. Duroc boar. a>out 18
oe old. wt. 200 Ibs. $25.00.
-. Wells. 'Fhomson.

e purebred Black P. C. male
pig. unusually fine individual.
Black Raven str. Reg. buyers
name. $15.00 FOB my farm: al-
so 6 nice Grade P. C. pigs. 8
wks. old. Thomas Bryson.

Greensboro. Rt. 3.

Litter of 11 fine O. I. C. pigs.
5 sows and 6 boars. sub. to reg.
7 wks old. $10.00 _ea.. $18.50
oair, at barn. 9 mi. East of Tate
on Tate-Gainesville Highway.
Donald Covington. Ball Ground.
RFD 3.

Durocs, April and May pigs.

Orion Cherry King breeding.

dbl. treated. P. C. Herod. Kath-

leen.

86) ) Cor piss: 1 wks. old.
$5.00 ea a 600 lb. O. I. C. boar.
$30.00: also mare mule. 12 yrs.

|} old. 1000 lbs. wt.. $35.00. Cash.
| John Foy. Oakman.

10 wks. old, reg.. Duroc pigs.
males and females. $10.00 ea..
reg. buyers name. G. W. Doo-
little. Sandersville.

Nice P. C. sow. wt 400 lbs..
$40.00 at my barn. es Smith.
Chipley. Rt. 2. .

20 pigs White Chester cross-

ed with Berkshire: 1 litter. 6

wks. old Oct. 21. 6 pigs. 6 wks.
old No. 4: 7 pigs. 6 wks. old
Nov. 28th. $3.50 ea. here. $5.00
ea. shipped. R. L. Albea. Metas-
ville

1 purebreft boar: Black PC.

C. | ent. to reg., wt. 120 Ibs.. ready

fo rservice 15.00: a 3-4 pure
Guernsey bull calf. weaned.

$15.00. or both for $25.00. Lloyd

Kinsey. Sharon.

2 1-2 yr. old, reg.. S. P. C.
boar. Some of best blood in the
country. M. J. venee Macon.

Rie 1:

TURKEYS, DUCKS, ETC.
FOR SALE :

4 black and white Muscovey
ducks; Mallard ducks and drak-
es, Buff Orp. drakes, $1.00 ea.;
Few mallard drakes, 75c ea.

Miss Roberta McCullum, Grant- |

ville.
Pure Northwestern broad
breasted, Bronze turkeys, Wa-
gon Wheel Str.; Toms, 18-24
lbs; Hens, 12-15 lbs. can fur-
nish unrelated stock for breed-
Trio $20.00 FOB. Lester Mc-
ers. Toms, $10.00: hens, $6.00;
Crary, Molena. ves
Purebred-Northwestern broad

breasted Bronze turkeys, Wa-

gon wheel:Str. Toms, 20-30 lbs;
i Hens 16-20 Ibs. 30 "B, FOB: C.
Thomaston, |

E. |

1 pi t f
pig (just weaned), the stay- zs eae oe oe ee

stock. |
Hasty. Atlanta. 33 How-.

Sea

CATTLE WAN a.

Want a fresh Blue or Yellow
Jersey. cow. with Ist or 2nd
calf, giving 3 or more gal.. dai-
ly, within radius 20 mi.. also
want 14 or more W. L. blood-
tested pullets. Joe Jackson.
Adairsville. RFD 3. Se

Want 1 reg. milking Short
Horn bull calf. wt .350-500 Ib.
State cash price. Frank. Pelz.
Pearson.

HOGS WANTED:

Want 1 Black Essex or big
bone Guinea sow, already bred
reasonable for cash. The block-
ey type pee T. A. Bowen,
Blakely, Rt. 4

Exec 4 little bone Guinea
male pig. 6 wks. old for anoth-
er one. or will:buy. J. B. Hand.
Atlanta, Rt. 7, Box 300.

Want gilt or sow, already
bred. State what you have. age.
when due to farrow and price
del. to me. Geo. E. Kelly. Rome.
RE22= (Calhoun Rd.)

2 sows and 1 unrelated boar. or
2 young gilts. Reasonable and
the best c. stock. Geo. W. Hard-
wick, Appling. :
Want 1 big bone Guinea gilt

kind. Write best price. P. P
Frank Owens. Jesup. Rt, 2.

HORSES AND MULES
WANTED:

Want 1 good mule: or horse.
also some Whiteface Cattle Exc.

Bremen.

POULTRY FOR SALE

BANTAMS FOR SALE: d

2 pr. Jap. Silkies, $5.00. Exc.
for Nannie goat, hornless, milk
stock. Ea. pay express. T. P.
Thornton. Chatsworth, REE

Prs. or Trios of Black-white |
crested Polish, Buff Polish. or
Golden Polish Bantams. Priced
reasonable, H. E. Lindsey. At-
lanta| 1474 Beecher St.. S. W.

Bantam hens or pullets. Mix
{ed with Golden. Sebright. 35c
ae Ladye Lord. Commerce. R.
-Dark Cornish Eantbens and
Modern B. B. red game ban-
tams for sale. Vinners in At-
Janta, Augusta. and other
shows. W. K. Herndon. Aufus-
ta. 1109 Adrian St. :
Purebred Golden Sebright
bantams,
sale. $1.50 Pr. FOB. Jimmey S:
Dean. Royston. R. 1.
8 mixed small type beniete
2 mo. old and mother hens.
weigh less than 1 lb.: 1 cock-
erel no kin. 4 mo. old. The lot
for $2.50. Will C. Smith, Roy.

BARRED WHITE AND
OTHER ROCKS:

2 Parks Barred Rock. vearl-
ing, ped. roosters, for sale. Mrs.
Pearl J. Hilliard, Bowersville.

1-1940 hatched -B. Piymouth
R. rooster and 2 Feb. 1941
hatched roosters of same breed.
$1.50 ea.: Or the 3. $4.00, All





Want 3 reg.. Hampshire pigs. |;

grade hens.

good Grist Mill. S. C.: Waddeil,

$1.00: ea. FOB
Athens. 7!

7 mo. old. For quick Ww



from prize winning stock FOB
our yard. L. E..Green. Conyers.
RED No:<3:

11 R. O. P. White Rock cock-
erels 7 mo. old State leg and
wing banded $.2.50 ea. William
T. Ellis Hephzibah.

500 U. S. approved AAA W.
4 1-2 mo: old. 95 ea. B. R.|
Woodliff, Flowery Branch.

6 Parks Str. B. R. cockerels.

ea. Also Apr. hatched Ped. B.
B: toms. wt. 25 lbs.. $8.00 ea.
Hens same Str.. $5.50 ea. T. W.!
Morrison. Winterville. P. O. Box

White Rock hens, 10 or 12
with 1 extra fine. early hatch ,

/cockerel all in one shipment. |

$1.00 ea. Pure Fischel strain. [
Mrs, Alma Scott, Concord.

|CORNISH AND GAMES:

6 Red Belgium game April
hatch roosters. wt. 3 lbs.. $7.00
or $1.25 ea. Cash with order. |

_|R. W. Adams. Nicholson. Rt. 1.

Several large type vellow
legged. Apr. hateh Cornish
cockerels and pullets. 75c ea. !
Ed Bacon. Doerun. |

Nice purebred Dark Cornish .
cockerels. long yellow leg type |
$1.00 ea. FOB. James L. Brown.
Helena.

5 nice May hatched. Cornish
pullets and rooster $5.50 cash.
ps. J. C. Herron Martin. R.!

J 1-2 yrs. old. $1.25 ea. FOB. |
Mrs. Jesse Brown Helena.
Pure Dark Cornish pullets. 2)
and 3 lb. size. $1.00 ea.: Cock ae
arels. 4-and:5 lb. ea.. $1. 50: Nice
dried old fashioned veaches. lle.
tb. in 10 Ib. lots...del.- H.W.
Thurmond, Greensboro. Rei.-B.



| Mrs.

7 mo. old. bloodtested. $3.00 ea. for lot:* $1.25 ea.

|NEW HAMPSHIRE): |

| ea.

POULTRY FOR SALE



LEGHORNS:

25 B. L. hens. dV oyr. j
March molted and laying. $is
at my home. 9 Mi. W. of Gaines
ville on Brown Bridge Rd. M
Willie Allen. Gainesville. R

Purebred W. . cock
high grade. direct from b: e
er. oe and well develove
70 ea.: ao 75: 6. $3.00. Exp
col, No ~D. JoB. a
Bee :

AAA and > Gold band. 5
old. large to age, English 7
L. roosters. $1.00 ea.; 5, $:
Eexpe-paids J, J. Seay. Tate.

1, 6 mo, old. S.C. W. L. cack
erel. wing banded. ped.. $5.0
at my place. ae Jesse J ck
son. Austell. R. wees

- 50 purebred oe Str. Ww

L. pullets. 4 mo. old. will soo

be laying. $55.00. Purebred

I. Red vulets and hens. 95e e
Also ae nice R. I. Red frvers,
Mrs .C.L . Smith. Baxlev R.

1 extra nice B. L. rooster
Everlay Str., 7 mo. old. $1.25:
Also have 2 roosters. 6 mo. old.
B. L.. Everlay. str.. $1.00. e
Hoke A. Wilson. Martin. R. 2,

35 B. L. cockerels. 3 mo.
75 ea: 150 R. I. 3: mo. old chicks:
2-3 lbs. Mr
W. R. Henry. Stockbridge.

7100. -Lindstroms. W. L. Bes
2 Vr. old. 75e-eas
Advise what_vou have to offer
2 exc. W. L. Towns... Town
- ; em

$5 BL. pullets 7 ma: ok
now laying. no culls. 75c e

Wont sell under 10. H. P, Mal
com. Social Circle. R. 2.

165 W. L. hens. :2 1-2 yrs.
from Gaston Str.: 75 1 1- -2, yr
old, all 65c ea. Fine condition
W. Fe: Market. Cordele. es

: ORPINGTONS:

Pen-of prize ohne ae Or

| ingtons. 4 hens and rooster fo:

sale or exc. for turkeys or gee
Mrs. G. M. perenne Dun
woody. =

PEACOCKS, PHEASAN TS.

PIGEONS QUAIL. ETC.:

Ringneck oe

Pheasants,
tants.

Ringieckes
and Silvers,

Guinea pigs, and several breed

of Vantams and Jap Silki
tite. phone ez-call. L. M. M Mel-
ton Atlanta. 316 Kendrick Axe!
S. E. Phone Ma, 6143.

> White Kings and Carnea mat
red prs. Records show ea. 0:

birds produce not less than 12
pr. squabs ea.. ea. yr. Lowest
price for squabs. 50c ea. Exc
few for what have vou (farm
products). John B. Greene,

tlanta. R.. 6. Box 164.

REDS (NEW HAMPSEURES
AND RHODE ISLANDS): .

pullets. also 35 pigs. for sale
If interested. come to my home.
E. LL. Colston, Cornelia. Star Rt,

Donaldson Str.: Hens. $1.25

Cockerels $2.00 ea.: good c

and shape. Come select them.
Cc. S. Miers. Stene Mt
487 Redan Rd.. R. 1.

2 early spring hatched. R. 1

R. pullets. from 300 egg lavers. Rea roosters, same age and size.

$1.25 ea. Mrs. S. P. Kenney,

' Athens. R. 2.
| 200 R. I. Red pullets. $1.06

in small
lots. Vaccinated. wormed. G. N.
Strong Newnan. R. 1. | is

N. H. Red pullets. 3 mo. old
AAA from R. O. P. roosters,
well developed. make fine
_ breeders. 12 for $10.00: 1 roos-
ter free; Parmentor Str. Vee
Barnes Graymont.

Select. N. H. Red OS
! Apr 7tth. hatch, R. O. P. sired.
$2.00. S. R. Scarborough. Hawk-
insville, 633 Broad St. :
SPANISH:

Purebrde White Face Bid
Spanish cockerels, $1.00 ea. Mrs _
Frank Treadaway Adairsville

4-AAA N. H. Red cockerels
6 mo. old, $1.50 ea.: $5.00 for
4, Also 30 AAA R. I. pullets. -
11 wks. old, $25.00. Mrs. A
J. Cater. Newington. F

REDS (RHODE ISLANDS,

Dark. Red cockerels. heavy
laying str. $2.00 ea. Hens and

% purebred Cornish rooster. pullets. $1.50 ea.; Eggs. $1.50 per >

15 postpaid. Mrs. Don Donald- -
son. Decatur De. 2405. =
WYANDOTTES: .

Prize winning AAA Rosecomb :
mammoth . White | Wyandotte
roosters. far. ist. hatch. $1.75
oe Miss Wattie Jule
re Box 252.





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BABY CHICKS WANTED:

Want to raise chickens on
halves. Can rais. 2.000 at time.
Have experience. Write. W. R.
_Caudell. Danielsville.

BARRED. WHITE AND
OTHER ROCKS WANTED:

_. Want 50-75 B. R. edckerels.
from good feathering flock for
sreeders. F. D. Brooks, Wash-
ington.

Want Buff Rock pullets. or
any large breed of Buff color
with yellow legs aso Buff Co-
chin bantams. Write at once.
Mrs. Clovis T. Chandler.
Athens. Rt. 1.

CORNISH WANTED:

Want 2 Cornish March or
April hatch cockerels. purebred

-gnd priced right. Charlie Bailey.
~Nienna. Rt. 3.

Would like to hear from far-
ties having Dark and White
Cornish. also Silver Spangle
Hameurgs. Lakenilders. white
face. Black Spanish. Want cocks
or pairs or trios. All young
tock, no culls. Mrs. Florence
Fuston. Stillmore.

_ Want White Cornish cockerel
advise price. E. C.- Brannon.
Gainesville. Box 677.

FARM HELP WANTED

1



_ Want family of 3 or 4 hands
_to finish picking cotton and
corn and plowing. 4 R. ceiled
youse, wood, pasture free. Mail
-and school bus by door. Pay ev-
ery Saturday. W. W. McPher-
gon, Villa Rica.

Want good colored woman for
ight farm work. no field work.
Room, board and $10.00 mo.
Must be clean and honest. Mrs.
Margaret Holland. Atlanta. 1241
Arkwright Place. S. E. Wa 0189.

__ Want man with a Syrup Mak-
ing outfit to make about . 500
gal. of Sugar Cane syrup on
shares at once. H. S. Walker.
Macon. 349 Turpin St.

Want good 1 h. farmer for
tanding rent or shares. No chil-
dren. Or will reserve one room
and give 5 rooms, use of yard.
garden, pasture and part of
fruit for my board. Near Ma-
leton, on Cooper Lake Rd. W.
Abercrombie, Austell, Rt. 2.
Want unencumbered, white
woman or girl, 20-45. for light

rm work. no field work. Pri-
vate room in good home (2 in
family) and salary. Write at
once. Mrs. Wallace P. Thatcher.
Chickamauga. Rt. 2.
_ Want colored family that can.
handle a 2 or 3-h. crop, on 50-
50 basis. Good tobacco. peanut
and cotton allotments. Nothing
but colored need apply. Will
move from anywhere. See or
ite. J. T. Dampier, Moultrie.





_ Want middleaged white wom-
or light farm work. no field
ork milking nor laundering.
00 week, board and home.
ae J. Brownlow. Aragon.



Want man with sufficient help
4o work 10,000 turpentine faces
in 1942. Must be exp. workers.
eliable industrious, sober, Mis.

C. Goolsby. Ala. Rt. 2.







h. farm (130 A.) on 50-50 ba-
sis. Located in ,
Houses land, mule, tools, pas-
ures good. Prefer high school
graduate in vocational! azgricul-
re, interested in cattle. 1941
cotton allotment 14 acres. W.
4. Morris. Atlanta. 260 Miller
wed Ave.. S.:E.

Want good Christian man and
ife without children (Pente-
stal experience with ord
urch records) to live in home
ith me and grown son and
nd stock 13-14 A. land: go
50-50 in hog raisir7. vegetable.
n, etc. Mrs. Laura B. Tayio
yeross. Rt. 1. Box 15.

Want reliable, white man to
ive in home on farm and help
ith work. Board, laundry and
e wages. Must be all right
in every way. Ref. required.
Miss Jane Moon, Marietta. Rt.
Box 142. ee

ant 2 large families to work

e vegetables and tobacce on
es. Good houses and: wa-
_ See or write. R. L. Dixon.
garks. Rt 1.

nt at once a coundle with-
_ children to live with old
ple and work small crop on
es cr for wages. Seth John-
son, Jackson. Rt. 1.
Tant good. exp.. farm hand.
-40, good worker, honest, so-
er, for gen. farm and orchard
work; drive tractor. truck. etc.
12.00 mo. board and laundrv
ood home. At once. . G, Oli-
er, Barnesville. Rt. 2. ~

co



farm for wages. Can have

Want a middleaged heithy
woman to help with light farm
work. no field work. Room
board and $4.00 week. T. E.
Kemp, Lyons, R. 1

Want a strong, healthy mar-
ried couple (no children), to

for 1942. Willing workers, no
drunkards, nor cigarette smok-
ers. Furnish self, I will furnish
team, plows. Come see place be-
fore moving. Lee Jovner, Hines-
ville.

Want middleaged white wom-
an of good character. for light
farm work. no field work, nor
milking. Prefer someone who
needs home. No objections to
to having 1 child. Board. $2.50

Grantville, P. O. Box 103.

Widow, alone, desires woman
of good character to live with
her and help look after chick-
ens and other light farm work,
no field work, Ref. exc. Mrs.
rd. St. S. W.

Want man and wife to work
on farm for board and 1-2 of
20 A. vrop. Must u-derstand
farming in this section of state.
Mrs. Lillie W. Poarch, Cal-
houn. R. 3.

Want reliable white . family
with plenty help to work 2-h.
crop on 50-50 basis. Will fur-
nish stock, house, land. pasture.
etc. 1 mi. from town. must fur-
nish ref, Mrs. [Lula McRee,
Buckhead, Morgan County.

Want at once, woman of
good character for light farm
work, no field work, nor milk-
ing. Room, board and _ $3.00
week. Mrs. Thelma Harvey,
Douglasville, R. 4.

Want married man, white or
col., who can drive car or truck
ang care for yard, garden and
chickens. Good house, lights and
fuel furnished. W. G. Casteel,
Chamblee R. 1.

woman to do light farm work,
no field work, nor milking or
churning. Good home, board,

|laundry and small salary. See

or write. M. H. Brinley, Face-
ville.

Want coloted man, industri-
ous sober, trustworthy, no fam-
ily, about 40 yrs. old for gen-
eral light farm work. $6.00 wk,
2 meals. room. lights. - wood.
Ref. required. Mrs. J. B. Carl-
ton, Moult~ic, 803 2nd St. S. E.
_ Waut men with small fam-
ilies for dairy and farm work.
E. W. Cardell, Austell, R. 1.

Want man and wife to work
on farm. Capable and reliable.

| Someone that wants good home.

C. Langley, Stone Mtn. Rt.

Want at once, nice, white girl
or woman to live with man and
wife and do light farm work,

R.-E. Ellington, Fairburn. Rt. 1.
Want white woman of good
character, in good health, for
light farm work, no field work.
Room, board and $3.00 week.
Mrs. G. S Echols. Atlanta, 282
Parkway Dr., N. E. Ma 5998.
Want settled, white woman to
live as one of family and do
light farm work, no field work.
$2.50 week, private room and

board. Mrs. Robert Whitaker.
Hampton. RFD 22
Want middeaged. country

)raised woman for light farm

work, for good home and $2.50
week. No objections to 1 child.
_G. H. Roberts. Grantville. Box
103. :
Want man with = sufficient
force to work 2500 Turpentine
boxes and large 1 h. farm on
50-50 basis for 1942. O. A. Ir-

T ydowicl.

Want midaleagec. -~~

farm work no field work nor

milking. Room, board and $2.50

: week, rs. P. V. Pryor, Oli-
~

ee

Want unencumbered, single
man, white or colored. for gen-
-eral tractor and farm work.
Must be gcod mechanic. Give
ref.. and price ver day with
room and board furnished. H
;V. Franklin. Register.

Want unencumbered, clean.
white woman for light farm
work. no field work. $2.00 week.
room and board. Ref .exch.
Write. Mrs. C. E, Dunn. Jesup.
,e-o J. E, Killingsworth.

Want unencumbered moth-
erly woman, 40-50. to live as
ye of family (13 yr. old son
and self) and do light farm
work, no field work. Reason-
able salary. Mrs. Annie Dell
Howard Rockmart.

~ Want small family for 1 h.
crop. 3 R. nouse. near school
ous and church. Have work
oal. this year if wanted. G. T.
Wade, Austell, Rt. 1.





tend 1-h. crop on 10-50 basis.

week. Write. G. H. Roberts, [

Want nice. healthy, congenial

$8.00 mo. room and board. Mrs.

bered woman to help with light

TOM LINDER, Cemmissioner -

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

September 30th.
Inspections on feods and feeds

DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE De
State Capitol, Atlanta oe

I submit to you a report of the work of the Food and Feed
Division, Department of Agriculture, for the quarter ending

* W#ednesday, October 22, |

October % 1941

6,568













_Turnip salad destroyed,
Potato plants destroyed,

FARM HELP WANTED

Withholds issued on foods and feeds 287
Samples taken to be analyzed __ 150
Abatements issued to improve sanitary conditions _....._ 111
Feed withheld from sale, not stamped _..________-. bags, 398
Eggs withheld from sale, not stamped dozen, 1,638
Eggs destroyed, unfit for human consumption __. dozen, 178
Butter withheld from sale, not labeled _. _ {D535
Syrup withheld from sale, not labeled ....._____- _ gals., 148
Soft drinks withheld from sale, not labeled __ bottles, 88
Filled milk withheld from sale, sold in violation

of the law eans, 2,518
Flour withheld from sale, unfit for human

consumption 2 Ibs., 198,121
Canned goods withheld-from sale, not labeled __-.. _ eans, 42

Canned goods destroyed, unfit for human consumption cans 159

Jelly withheld from sale, not labeled ________-___ glasses, 39
Peanut butter withheld from sale, not labeled qts., 75
Extracts withheld from sale, mis-labeled ___.. _._ glasses, 328
Pickles destroyed, unfit for human consumption ____.. Ibs., 35
Sausage withheld from sale, adulterated __.._____-__-- Ibs., 175
Sausage destroyed, unfit for human consumption - ibS,, F35
Meat destroyed, unfit for human consumption Ibs., 914
Fish destroyed, unfit for human consumption _._. Ibs. 2,1 12
Chicken destroyed, unfit for human consumption ~~ Ibs., 217
Sardines destroyed, unfit for human consumption .. cans, 165
Peaches destroyed, unfit for human consumption _ cans, 173
Meat blocks condemned, insanitary condition ..-___-_-__ 15
Bananas destroyed, unfit for human consumption ____. _ Ibs., 10
Asparagus destroyed, unfit for human consumption .. Ibs. 38,237
Oranges destroyed, unfit for human consumption bu, 3
Apples destroyed, unfit for human consumption _..__.. bu., 206
Peaches destroyed, unfit for human consumption ___. bu,, 381
Pears destroyed, unfit for human consumption = bu; 13
Avacado pears destroyed, unfit for human consumption _ bu., 3
Cantaloupes destroyed, unfit for human consumption bu., 240
Beans destroyed, unfit for human consumption _. . bu., 98
Squash destroyed, unfit for human consumption ____ bu., 20

Cabbage destroyed, unfit for human consumption __.. lbs., 1,000

unfit for human consumption _.. bu., 2

having been drawn too long _ bu,, 37
Yours very truly,



A. D. HARRIS,
Chief Food Inspector

2

POSITIONS WANTED



furnish own stock and self. for
1942: raise cotton, corn and pro-
duce of 2}! kaunds, also ali kinds
of grain. Miss L. Strickland,
Duluth. j

- Want man to come to, North
Ga.and de farm work. $15.00

ing particulars about self. ;
L. Kusselhny, Culberson. N. C.
(Resident of Ga.. P. O. across
the line). i

Want woman for light farm
work, no field work. Must be
neat and clean and not mind
work. Write. W. Overstreet,
Lenox. 3

Want reliable white couple
for light farm work, no field
work nor laundry. Must be
healthy, clean. honest, sober.
willing workers, of good char~
acter. Good home, room, board
and reasonable salary. Mrs. J.
E. Lenning. Jasper.

Want family that can work a
2h. farm, also 1 family to work
a lh. farm. Good land. White
or colored. 10 A. allotment to
plow. Must be sober. upright
and good workers. 50-50 basis.
Can furnish work when not in
crop. H. V. Harden, Hogans-
ville. Rt. 1. :

Want unencumbered - white
woman. 25-40 to stay in home
and do light farm work, no field
work. Small salary. Mrs. Ray
Woffard, Atlanta, 475 Hill St..
S.-E. Ja 1330.

Want white girl.
light farm work, no field work.
Home and $4.00 week. H. W.
Ferrell, Hapeville. 3361 Stew-
art Avev

POSITIONS WANTED







Want job as Caretaker or
Supnt. general farm for 1942.
Experienced and best of ref. P.
C. Reid Mt. Zion.

Unencumbered. white wom-
an wants iob light farm work.
no field work. with good, re-
liable people (prefer man and

|wife or small family) $2.50

week and room. Mary Lou Hut-

to Chauncey, Rt. 2. Oe]
Want

farm,

_job helping around
light work for small

Rt. 4.

Good old) .Miller and Mill-
wright, can do any kind of re-
pair work to a Mill. also car-
penter work run Gin. also oth-
er farm machinery. wants job.
H. C. Neal. Atlanta. 1043 Cor-
ran St. as

Man and wife want place as
Caretaker. Consider raising
chickens. or a 1 h. farm with 5
A. cotton allotment. Prefer with



Christian people. Dave Mott.
East Point. oe



Want-a 2 H. farmer who can |

mo. and board. Write first giv-

sober man who will furnish

Write full

18-20 for,

wages. J. W. Partee. Cumming.

{ enough

Uinencumbered woman wants
light farm work no field work.
with elderly couple for room.
board and $4.00 week. No milk-
ing nor laundry. Transportation
to be furnished at once. Mrs.
Mamie Wells. Cobb.

Married man. 34, wife. no
children. wants 1 h. farm on
50-50 basis or small dairy iob.
or as overseer of small farm.
5 Yrs. exp. in each. Also drive
truck. A.B. Brinkley. Calhoun.

Want 2 h. crop with honest.

good stock, tools and seed: good
land, barn pasture for cow. Can
run self. No drunkard need an-
swer. Write at once. J. E. Meeks.
Greenville. Rt. 1.

. Want. good 1 h. farm on 50-
50 basis. with man can furnish
stock and run bill and also
would work 1500 Turpentine
boxes on halves and raise hogs
on halves. Have to be moved.
Good ref. Lonnie Trowell. Ha-
ziehurst. Rt. 3.

Want to rent or make repairs.
or as Caretaker of small acre-
age. near RR station for 1942.
information. A. J.
Adams. Ashburn. Rt. 1.

Job wanted by man past mid-
dleage. tending stock. hogs and
chickens for board laundry and
salary. W. O. Battle. Pelham.
RED 2. - -

Man with large family wants
small crop on or near car or
bus line, with pasture. well or
running water house. outr
bldgs also near school or bus
line. Fulton Co. preferred. On
halves. T. J. Walker. Roswell.
Tt 2k

- Want to look after place.
raise poultry, 1 or 2 cows, 4
or 5 acres vegetables etc. No
cotton. Within 25 mi. from \.-
lanta. I have 1 cow and 1 mule.
3 in family. W. E. Wilbanks.
Buford. Rt. 2:

Single man wants job on farm
for bal. 1941 and 1942. C. R.
Holloway. Edison.

Want job overseeing farm, 35
yrs. exp. farming alone. Refer-
ence. Home and salary. J. FH:
Johnson. East Point. c-o Gen.
Del :

28 yr. old married man wants
job on poultry farm or any-
thing. Experienced. No bad hab-
its. Must be with good peo-
ple (no children). and _ near
church. Richard McMullon.
Rossville. c-o Shady Lawn
Dairy.

Want 2 or 4 h. farm for 1942
on halves. 6 in family. all large
- to work, and good
workers, No drunkards in fam-
ily. Have to be furnished. Noah
Troup. Ashburn, Rt. 3.

Want job as Caretaker of
farm. O. B. Sullivan, Atlanta,

| g00d 4 or 5 R. house |

jand small salary. Ligh

}after. Need work at once.














































































POSITIONS WANTED



Want a good 1-h, crop
1-3 1-4 basis, Must have
house, wood, water, near
ston or Carnesville. Write

once. Fletcher Briscoe, RB
ston. Re dy
2 refined, christian

want light farm work. or
or poultry farm work. Mu
have room or house for fy
niture Send stamp for rep
Mrs. Francis Powell, Maco
Gen. del. \ a)
20 yr. old white girl wan
job doing light farm work.

field work. $4.00-$5 00 wee
Miss Nellie L. Meeks, Gree
ville RL 1. : :
Want 1 h. crop with.

party. Must be good lan
work. Best of ref. In Cobb
Fulton Co., 4 R. house} close
school. J. A. Boynton. Aust

Want job as Flour and)
Miller. 25 yrs. exp. Can
in good repair. Best of ref.
ried, perfectly sober. W. A.
gill, Bowersville. Box 1
Boy 17, wants job on
for home and small salary.
drive truck. James Casey,
anta_ 365 Washington St., S.
Want farm with ie
50-50 basis. 3 or Fats
water in yard, wood;
mail route. 5 or 6 acres in .
ton and corn. Landlord to
with fertilizer and some su
plies. Or will work for was
Ref. Dont drink. James Tr
ter. Dewyrose. RFD 1. ~_
Want job plowing. Am eat
ped with model H Poa
tor and heavy duty 16 disc I
C. Bush and Bos: harrow.
car Damron. Chipley.
Want to operate a Bro
Plant on salary or percent
basis. or Caretaker of Co
place and raise poultry and f
stuff. M. D. Wood. Macon
Cherry St. sey
Want 1 h. crop for 1942.

bidgs. B. M. Wise. Mariett :

2 refined, christian wo
want work for room (or hot

work. no field work. Mrs. Fr.
a Powell. Macon.) c-

. Girl, age 20. wants job
farm work. no field work.
week, private room boar
field work nor washing.

No. Carrollton. Miss Pau

Key. Bowdon Junction.
Middleaged _woman_ wal

light farm work. no field

Mrs P. W. Thomas. Atlanta.
Gen. Del. g Z
Want place on farm as o
seer. (Am now overseeing
farm). Honest strictly
and know. how to handle la
J. F. Adair. Monticello. Rt.

Want custom plowing. _
equipped to plow and see
one operation. Prices reaso
ple. John Deere Model A>
tor. available for any kind tra
tor work. R. E. Baunton.
ver. es

- Man wants job on far
ing tractor. 7 yrs..exp..-in |
tivating and planting. Can wi
any type machinery. 40 vr
no bad nabits. State salary
first letter. O. C. Foskey Be
ton. Rt. 2. Ce

family: go anywhere. G
Burnett. Royston. a

Young man with small
ly desires opportunity ;
foreman or overseer. |
school education. 4 yrs.
ing in agriculture. horticu
and animal Husbandry.
exp. on farm. Handle labor
nachinery. Ref. Woodrow
ders. viens?

Single man. 30 yrs. old. w
job operating Grist Mil
exp. do anything about a
State salary. Advance tran
tation (repay out of first pai
L. P Ross Barnesville. Rt

Woman, 42, will do ligh
work. no field work f
home with small family and s
ary. Ref. exch. Mrs. F. A. M:
Atlanta. c-o Gen. D

Want job on gen. or pO
farm. Exp. i }
hearing but does not inte!
with my work. Do not
nor use tobacco. nor drink w
key. Want with christian
ple. Charlie T. Yancey. A
Rt. 2. c-o J. S. Yancey.

Want good 1 h. crop on
50 basis. good tobacco all
ment. 1 extra for wage
family, 4 grown childre
exp. hand for . Riding
Good ref, Want by scho
route, near church.





302 Lucky St. N. W.




cox, Hazlehurst. Rt.