Farmers and consumers market bulletin, 1946 September 11

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TOM LINDER

_ WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER n, 1946




















towne telegram seni i act



Anderson, under | date of Sep-
(61946:

e country is face to face with a
of cotton, cottonseed and cot-
products. Since
ave been general rains over the
These rairs came too late to in-
elds except in small areas.
eaused heavy boll w eevil in-





















cotton in the fields.



across the belt, including Texas
orgia. The Southeast section
orgia will produce about ten per-




fifty percent -
Southwest Georgia will produce
wenty to eivhty. percent of last
crop, being very spotted. Mid-
reia shows very substantial re-
on from last vear and North Geor-
vill produce ten to fifteen percent

an last year.












be sixty-five to seventy percent of




misiana will. produce less than
reent of last years crop.

as crop will be around one and
alf million

2 cotton, if gathered at all.














med is Mississippi. Ceiling there
be n set at two dollars and sixty
er hundred pounds :
Ts eighty cents per bale. This
a cost of around sixty dollars




\ rarehoused, e

rop generally has deteriorated
ugust 1, and cannot exceed eight
bales. Cottonseed Oil Mills
ot buy eottonseed because of ceil-
cottonseed products. There is
ng on cottonseed themselves.

ttlemen and ranchmen in Texas
















per ton for cottonseed for feed. Be-
the nineteen forty-seven
in this country will be paying
tant prices for foreign fats and
will be completely out of spin-
mn for the first time in many












Agriculture, Honorable Clin--

and have damaged the grade

ave checked the general situa-

ss than last year with ginnings
completed. Ex:

total production in Mississippi.

ear with boll weevil infestation |
g as high as one hundred TE

bales with much low

only state having a ceiling on the |g
yt cotton picking insofar as [ am |f

or forty |

ale by the time cotton is ginned

August J, |



ing as high ag eighty-two dol- |

erop |

in Thomas County |



aoe gin around seven handued bales

this year against three thousand bales

last year, and ginnings in his territory

are eighty percent completed.
Se

| After Ronee the above telegram eS
contacted nine more ginners en dif-
ferent sections of the Siate and I asked
each of these ginners for an estimate

on how the. 1945 crop in. his section
would compare with the 1946 crop.
Out of the nine one said about the
same as 1945. One ginner estimated
about ninety percent of the 1945 erop.
One estimated eighty-five percent of
the 1945 crop. Three estimated eighty

percent of the 1945 crop and three esti-.

mated seventy-five percent of the 1945
erop.

The average of these estimates on the
1946 crop is eighty- two percent of the
1945 erop.

At the meeting, in Washington Wed-
nesday, September. 4, it was agreed by
the Department of Agriculture to raise
the ceiling on cottonseed oil, cottonseed
meal, cottonseed hulls and linters.

Action to actually raise this ceiling
was left to the OPA. Mr. Porter, of

OPA, now takes the position that it is
up to Seeretary of Agriculture Ander-
son to issue a directive to put higher
ceilings into effect. .

Mr. Anderson. could not be veaehed
and his office declined to take any ac-

DANGER--Red eem Cotton
Before October | Deadlin



Farmers in Georgia who still have
1945 cotton under Commodity Credit
Corporation loans should take immedi-
ate .teps to reclaim this cotton for if it

| qs not redeemed by October 1, 1946, it

will be pooled, as provided in the loan
agreement, and sold. :

Failure to redeem this cotton will
mean that title will pass from the farm-
ers? hands and will be sold at a great
loss to them.

Toans matured July 31 and cotton
still in the loan is being carried in a
past-due status with producers having
the right to repayment any time prior
to October 1.

Based on the present market, farm-
ers should be able to dispose of this
eotton at prices that will net them sub-
stantial profits above the joan and
charges against | the eotton,



: Hon in un ARAB

| -ed.

pound for oil in Argentina.
~ price. the oil out of one ton of cottor
- seed is worth $94.50. Prior to June 30,
1946 cottonseed meal was selling fo

- $45.00 for the meal out of one ton of
cottonseed. If we throw in the linter
and hulls for $11. 00 this would mak

produets. out of a ton of
worth $150. 50.

: $150. 00 for cottonseed and yet it:

gress very unwisely dug it up and 1
dertook to breathe life into it. B
like other dead bodies it remained de

stumbling block in the paths of th
who are still alive.

take over and represent the farmers a
the Labor Depariment represenis la-



extra profits for yourself.



Producers |











The: re esult
of today, September 6, that everyth g
is: completely. disorganized and cont




The. Government is paying: of
At







$100.00 per ton or 5 a pound. a











cottonsee



No one has even Soe a price

seem that oil produced by farmers
the United States should be worth
much as oil products in Argentina,

On July 1, 1946 OPA was legal
dead, respectably buried and sleepin
in the cemetery. The National Co:

















even when dug up and is_ simply



The Secretary of Agriculiure- a








Ss





bor. He should see that the farmer

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may either sell their enuities or they,
may redeem the cotton and sell it in the
open market. Georgia farmers should
give serious consideration to market.
ing the loan cotton before it is placed
in pools and the title passes from them

No payment will be made to cotton
producers at the time their cotton
placed in the pools; and after October
1, 1946, producers will not be permitted
to order the sale of the abo: cot-
ton whieh was placed in the pools.

This is a serious matter and means
many dollars in cash to Georgia far
ers pro ovided thev act without delay.
you have cotton held under Commodity
Credit loans, then redeem it today. Se
it in the open markets and make, the



































. TOM LINDER,
_ Commissioner of Agri



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SECOND-HAND

Sey FOR SALE



clipse 12 H. engine, portable,
sed for Grist Mill, Cannery,

for sale at my place. W. C.
ouer, Dacula.

fay Baler, No. 15, belt driv-

400 00;. ' Mouldboard plow,
Little. Genius No. 8, with 2 row

nut harvesting attachment,.

$300.00; 2 row, vertical Corn

Binder, $575. 00. All I H.C.

ke and on rubber; other

equipment, . all excellent

., FOB Farm, 1 mi..So. Val-

E ta Murrell Holderby, Val-
osta, P.O. Box 863.

1-hor: eeu:

a. tnreahout in good

for. sale cheap, R.. L.

nlow, Atlanta, 2613 New
uford Hwy. VE. 8835.

D. power Hay Press, used

1 season,. good cond. Priced
reasonable. See, 4 mi, W. Po-
a off Hwy. 41; also want

ie off junked tractor for a

al No. 20,000 to 60,000. M. C.
Huguley, Griffin, Rt. A.

One F-30 Farmall - tractor,
2>w moior, on good rubber, 10
c Bush and Bog Harrow 6
ae Athens make, used
ile. Contact. Thomas
Athens, c/o Arnetts
udio.

Oliver, 70 Tractor, 1942 mod-
rubber, 3 disc plow, 10

sc larrow, power tractor mow-
Grainmaster No. 2 Combine,

ow Superior Grain and Fert. :

rill, and 1 Turner Hay Baler.
ll good cond. W. V. Pendley,
nesville, Rt. ob

One 6 ft. Case Combine, ond
nd. Write or see. Reuben M.
, McDonough, Rt. 3.

ton Caterpillar for sale at
ome. J. R, Haney, Rock-

Row Cotton Duster in good
. $45.00. Riley C. Couch,

Hoosier International

8 disc, .horse drawn,
- Drill, good cond., $90.00;
Drawn Hay Press, run-

mpost Spreader, needs
i vepairs,- $4000 5, -P.
u; College -Park, Rt. 2.

used very little, in
oA. J. Wages, Stat-

recently

. Keond.

SECOND HAND



Lespedeza Combine that will

E. Aycock, Mon-

00. FOB. R.
Foe!

One Aero Motor Wind Mill
for sale. I. R. Berry, Louisville,
Rt k

New (never been used) Clip-

screens, Clean . without treat-
ing, or treat without cleaning,
or both at same time. Takes
3 H. P.. motor, $900.00 without
motor. J. E. Caudell, Athens,
P. O. Box 169.

New Holland Plant Trans-
planter, mule or tractor drawn,
ee priced and in good
cond, J. M. Gill, Woodbury.

Qne 4 or 5-H. P. Upright
Boiler, suitable for dairy, good
mer ee L. Bramlett, Marietta,

t. 4.

. Model 1.B; can use any with! John Deere 2 H. Wagon, good

cond., $85.00. Harold M
Norcross, ma \

. Steele,

good cond.,
Canton,

ner, French. Burr,
$50.00. S. W. Reece,
Ri 2.

One set WC Allis Chalmers
Planters and Cultivators com-
plete, power lift; Also Hester
2 disc side plow. Both used a
little this Spring. Reasonable
ae John G. Williams, Carnes-
ville

row for sale or exc. for 10 to 11
disc John Deere- Grain Drill.
W. E. Parker, Covington, Rt. 1.

Lilliston Peanut Picker, com-
pletely overhauled last season,
John Deere Hay Baler, motor,
automatic packer, on rubber,
ready to go, $1000.00 for out-
fit; Also 1]: Case disc Tiller, 4
dises, on rubber, and seeder
box, good cond., $200.00. Harvey
Roughton, Sandersville.

One 6 Roller International
Corn Shreader, H. C. Mitcham,
Durand,

Chattanooga Cane Mill,
13, 3 roller, worn very little, a
little rusty, but not used late-
dy. Cannot ship. Andrew J.
Jones, Whigham.

Ond Heavy Case Harrow,
Bush and Bog type, ist class
except discs are Worn.
, Newman Evans, Commerce, Rt.
ae

$40.00 ea. E. M. Wright, Na-



coochee,

'2. Skimmers,

| Harrow, $50.00:

|/L. Permenter, Macon,

MACHINERY FOR SALE

fit any mowing machine, $112.-

per Cleaner No. 502 with Cere-.
san Treater attached, 17 extra.

for

~ Grist Mill, 30 in. Bottom Run-:

J. B. 5-ft. John Deere Har-

No.

igood condition. R. Meyer,

SECOND HAND
MACHINERY FOR SALE

- SECOND HAND
MACHINERY WANTED



2H Wagon, Cutaway Harrow,
Chattanooga Hillside disc Plow,
and Grain Drill, Jamie Smith,
Gainesville, Rt. 1.

2 Roller, 16 in., Syrup Mill,
horse power, 10 ft. Copper Pan,
30 ft. Piping, all
good as new, made 900 gals.
syrup last fall, $100.00. L. J.
Ellis, Cumming. .

'T-20 Track Type Tractor, In-
ternational make, track com-

pletely overhauled this season,

motor perfect cond. $750.00. R.
N. Estes, Gay.

One Hay Baler, powered by
gasoline engine, just recondi-
tioned, $75.00. FOB. A. F. Col-

ley, Grantville.

One 1946 New International
Side Delivery Peanut
only raked 40 acres, guaranteed
to be as advertised: Also. one
Myers high pressure Tractor
Spray, 100 gal. press. tank, 600
lb. pressure, on rubber tires,
$250.00. W. H. Morris, Baxley.

5 HP Sears Handy Man Gar-
den Tractor, cultivating equip-
ment and 16 in. Turn Plow,
$250.00; F20 Farmall Tractor,
good rubber all around, $450.00;
One 20 in, 12 dise "Band B
4 disc John
Deere Tiller, $100.00. All above
in good cond. FOB. my ferns 5

3

Bloomfield, Drive.



SECOND - HAND
MACHINERY WANTED



Want Farmall A Cultivators,
Mowing Machine and Hay Rake.
. S. Byrd, Harlem, Rt. 2.

Want io buy A or B Farmall

or H John Deere Tractor, with
all farming equipment, at reas-
onable price. J. F. Bryant, Ash-
burn, Rt. 1.

Want Seeder for 4 dise Ath-

-lens Plow or Tiller. Must be in

perfect cond. and complete. B.
ii

Want Heavy Disc Harrow, 10

ft. width, suitable for use with

a D-1*- Traek Tractor; ihe
heavier, the better. Guy H.
Shivers, Norwood. Phone 205
M2. :

Want to buy Farmall A Mod-
el 1 Row Tractor and equip-
ment, or trade pr. of mules for
same. Fred N. Lee, Metter.

Want Peanut, Corn and Cot-
ton Planter and Dbl. Section
Harrow for Farmall A Tract-
or. J.-. Tanner, Sr... Helena;
Rt

One No. A-147
- model A,
Tractor. H. D. Thomas,
cross, -P: O- Box 743.

Want to buy 1H Mower and
Rake. State make, cond.
price. Claude Eubank, Smyrna,
Rte 1.

> Want Grain Drill with ferti-
lizer attachment, 10 to 14 disc,
with tractor hitch. For cash.
Call or write. Rex Jackson,
Lovett,

Want to buy good 2H Wagon.
Pay cash or trade mule for it.
State name of wagon, shape,

2 disc Plow
International
Way-

and price. R. E. Maxwell, Mari-')#!me 11 -
tie Higgins, Dahlonega, Rt. 4.

etta, Rt. 5.

Want Hydraulic Lift for H
Farmall Tractor, and 5 disc
Tiller, John Deere, with seeder
box. Must be in good cond. J.
Curtis Branch, Enigma. .

Want one No. 147 Interna-
tional 2 disc Breaking Plow
for Farmall A Tractor. Within
30 miles Davisboro. State price
and cond. Eugene J. Jordan,
Davisboro, Rt. 2.

Want 16x18 Power Hay Bal-
er -with motor. F. B. Jackson,

Wrightsville.
Want Power Hay in
Sa-

Press

vannah, Rt. 4.

Want large 3 Roller Cane
Mill and 60 gal. Boiler in A-1
cond. Write price and where-
abouts. Butler Watson, Gray-

; mont.
Good 1H Wagon, Buckboard, |

Want 300 gal. Peachtree
Spraving machine, good cond.,
equipped for power take- off

and pump that will maintain
= t :



Rake,

plying onions,

-prolifie
and hay.

| Wicke,

Morgan, McDonough, Rt. 1.

| Winter
and

ions,

: gal.

| Ford, ead 2:



Want F-12 Farmall, Ford
Ferguson or small John Deere
Tractor, disc plow and disc
Harrow for same. Pay cash for
bargain. Monroe Neal, Cherry
Log, Star Route.

Want one or two Killifer No.
15 Subsoilers. Must be. good
cond. Write price and condition.
F. M. Stewart, Jr., Gray.



SEED FOR SALE



Seallion Buttons, $1.25 gal;
Collard plants, $2 M; also Print
sacks, 45c ea. Del. No checks.
L. A. Crowe, Gainesville, Rt.
2

ae

White Nest Onions for eating
or planting, $1.50 gal; $10 bu.
Add postage. Mrs. Avery
Weeks, Dial.

Nice clean Red Nest Multi-
1946 crop,
Add postage.

planting, $1 gal.
Bowen, Smith-

Mrs. Annie L.
ville, Box 16.

2000 lbs cleaned, sacrificed
Junecea Lespedeza seed, more
than Serecea. in seed

C. .O. Maddox, Win-
der.

1946 crop Cannonball waier-
melon seed, $1:50 Ib.: $1 Tb. in
5 lb. lots or more. E. L. Hold-
er, Gordon, Rt. 2.

14 lbs. mixed [urnip seed,
Purple Top, Yellow Glcbe,
Seven Top, Yellow Globe, Sev-
en Top, Salet Turnip, 70c Ib.
PP. 1. D. Carson, St, farm-
ington.

Seven Top Turnip seed, 12
lb., 25c on 40c tb. Mrs.. W.
Elbjay, Rt 3.

_ White Nest Multiplying On-
ions, good for eating or plant-
ing, nice and clean, $1 gal. Add
postage. Exc. gal. onions for
3 print sacks, 3 of same color.
Each pay postage. Mrs. Bon-
nie Weeks, Dial.

White Multiplying Onions,
for Fall or Spring pianting, $1
gal. Tender White Half Run-
ner beans, 50c cup. PP. Mrs.
R. T. Bennett, Jasper, Rt. 2..

Blue Lupine, _ tested
clean, germ. 85 percent,
large quantities.
Rentz, Bainbridge.

White Multiplying
$1.25 gal; Scallion Onion but-
fans, 59c Ot. PPS Mre G. :
Taylor, Buchanan, Rt. 1. |

Good,. White Half-
Runner 45c cup;

and
in

sound,
bean seed,

also White Multiplying Onions,

stamps.

75e gal. ~No checks or
Jt.

Add postage. Lester Jones,
Gainesville, Rt. 1.

Dill, Catnip Seed,
Mustard, 25e-= cup:
50c doz: Black
Black Walnut

10c pkt.

Horseradish,
Has. 5bO0c-- 3).
meats, 1 pt.; Garden Cherry
trets, 25c ea. Add pystage.
Mrs. Presley Fowler, Diamond.

Large Red Multiplying On-
10c lb. at my heme; $4

pu. for lot. Mrs. George Siov-

er, Roswell, Rt.. 1.

Red Multiplying on-
Del. Plant any
No checks. Hat-

Large
ions, $1 gal.
time in Sept.

15 Ibs. mixed Seven. Top,
Purple Top, Salet Turnip Seed,
50c lb. for entire lot; 15c Ib.
for small amount; White Nest
Onions, for Fall planting, 75c

PP. = Earl Tibbitts, Dallas,
Rt. 3

Early Tender Speckled Half-
Runner Garden beans,
tender Half-Runner, 45c tea-
cup; also White Nest onions,
S195 eat PP. an -Ga. Ge J.
Brown, Ball Ground, Rt. 1.

1500 Ibs.
nip seed,
Make good price on lot.
H. C. Willams, Pinehurst.

Several tons Blue Lupine, high
germination and puity.. James
W. Smith, Fort Valley, Rt. 1.

Some very fine Tobacco seed,
saved from my crep, from seed
that cost $1 ounce, and pro-
duced. about 1200 lbs. per acre.
Lonnie R. Williams,

pure Shogoin Tur-
good germination.
Mrs.

514 1b. Ge Ou

enions, :

White |-

|
|

i Aug.-Sept.
i use, $1.50 gal;

for}.

+ Smith, Perry,

| sacks,

Rocky |



Wednesday, September

_SEED FOR S.

White Half Runner
beans, Old Time- Tender
Runner Garden beans, 45c
cup; also White Nest
$1:25 gal. - PP. in Gee
Brown, Ball Ground, Rt

Several hundred
Shogoin. Turnip -
germination, this yeai

Wire or write for best p
lot. Mrs. H. C. William:

planting

Black P
Ky. Wonder Pole beans
half pint; also nice eo
butter, .75c lb, All de
E. B. Mize, Alpharetta,

Between 40 and 50 bus.
and Crimson clover
$1.50 bu. FOB my farr
Crimson clover seed in

11945 crep, 8c tb: Ak

son, Marietta, Rt.. 3.

Scullion Buttons fo
planting, kind that sg
ground all yr. $1 gal
soda box packed full f
Prepaid. Mrs. B. F. E
Elberton, Rt. 2.

English Pea _ seed,
Wonder or Early Alaska,
A lb. or more; Mixed

Japanese Shogoin, 35.
fois or more; 5@c Ib.
i
lins, Whigham, Rt.. 2.

8 tons Blue Lupine
germination 9 percent;
approx.. 2912 percent.
P. O. Box
Halt

White tender

| Garden Bean seed, goo

der, colored besn, an
White Pole Bean seed,

| Add postage. Miss Evel

dington, Blairsville, Rt.

_ Purple Top White Glob

nipseed, 50c lb; also
Chicken Feed sacks, |
free of holes; 14c ea.; an
washed, free of
Yoe= tor 3: Sage plants,
es. Ellis, Cumming.

Colored Running Butte
seed, white bunch Lima
4 cups for $1.10; 6 wks.
Table Peas, bears 2
cups, $1: also white ne
ions, $1.25 gal. PP. Mrs
ence McMillian, Dacu

Tender . White Hal
beans, 1946 crop, 75 pi
Elbert Peach tree, 12 0
well rooted, 25c ea; Mt
leberry plants, bearing si
Fall. planting, 75c do
postage. Mrs. Nancy H
son, Ellijay, Rt. 3, Box 4

Red Multiplying Oni
ually ealled peck toh
time to plant, $1.50 gal
Ola Jones, Grayson.

White Nest. Multiplyin
ions, for Fall. planting,
Del. Cash or M. O. Mrs.
er Murphy, Jasper, ate

Unhulled Dixie, hard.
Clover seed, 15c lb. S.
Thornton, Dewyrose, Rt;

Crowder field peas,
Small amounts shipped;

garden snap bean seed,

Aa Adams,
Box 53: A.

Large red putin
for September planting
25 to 30 to the nest, $1.
White nest onions $1.
Add postage. Ready
Miss Pearl Cheek, ae.
ville-. Rt: = 2:

Sycamore,



PLANTS FOR SA



Klondike Strawberry |
$3 M. J. D. Dyer, Gain
nt:

Large, well nok
plants, 8 for 70c; 12 for $
Mrs. Boyd Baggett,

ville, Rt. 1.

Collard. plants,

$1. 15, i
for 500. Del;

3 for $6. FOB.
lenwood, Rt. 2.

Cafletd plants 35c se



TS FOR SALE

Strawberry plants, |

fastodon, Everbear-
Raspberiy, Garden
Sage, 12 for $1.25;
oot, Red Sassafras,
he Meadow, 2. lbs.
OWL i: Eaton, Dah-

pW Me ae

Vy (large size ber-
BO; $1.25;- $2 -C.
es; aiso want 10.

Rica, Py. O. Box

ize Mt. Huckleber--
ry, Blackberry, 50c
und, 25c doz. Add
Stamps accepted.
a, Talking Rock.

rd Plants, 20c C;
Strawberry plants,
Indian Peach seed,
ie Plum and Cherry
doz; also 3 White
ay Drakes,

$5: Add.



jie. Crewe, Cum-

y plants,

er _Everbearer

Everbearer;

Bearer, $1 .

iP. Jd. W.. Toole,
urton avenue.

a Strawberry plants
. Money orders ac-
s. B. M. Kitchens,
Rt. 2.
ard plants, 40c C;
; also. print sacks,
vite sacks, '20c ea.
-No checks. mB.
Gainesviile, Rt. 2.
ane | Collards,
}; $2 M; Dutch cav-
r $1. 10: 500 for $2.

and

tt, Gainesville, Ri.

Everbearin eg Straw--

3, to exc. for 3 print
or 5 white sacks.
. Louise

certified Mastedon
Strawberry, the
est, 500 for $3.50;
.
Branch,

wery Rt.

iodaer Tops, $8
806. Ralph Lynn,
t. 1 (2 mi. Sandy

nford Seed Wheat,
eevil, $4 bu;. Coker
eed Oats, $1.35 bu.
uch, Turin.
ilerain Seed Oats,
ecleaned, $1.50. bu.
Watkins, Griffin, Rt.

antord imp. Seed
aned, good bags,
owing germination
tests, $4.50 bushel.
Aycock, Monrce.
bright 1st. and. 2nd.
Igrain seed
mu. . Coker
Barney Lightfoot,
3, Box 133.
eardless barley. ist
pure, ree of ob-
d, in even wt. bags,
mory ae Gog-
10ne 361M-2 Barn-
g00d clean Vie-
Oats, $1.35 bu.; also
s, shoats, wi. 30 to
Norris, Bogart.
ts, in new 5. bu.
for grazing or
pa FOR. EL: O;
Valley, Box 528.
avy Texas rusi-
evs; $1.70 bu. O.
Decatur, Rt: 3,

Lespedeza
70-80 Ibs.

Kelvin op E Whatley, Cuthbert, Ri

hgton, Rt. 4.
Peanut hay $11.00

pure Sanford seed,
bright and clean
in: drill, in new,

| AND BUFF:
. Georgias |

also" each.

eats;
Abruzzi

| $1.75. No less: than

ers),
Jackson, Box 52,



See ULLE

GRAIN AND HAY.
FOR SALE



1000 bu. Hastings imp. Seed
Oats, $1.50 bu.; 500 bu. imp.
Sanford Seed . Wheat, $3 bu;

/100 bu. Clemson seed barley,

$2.50 bv.
merce,

M. T. Sanders, Com-

New Sunrise Barley. se
Cert. seed, $3.00: Sanford
wheat, $3. 50> heaviest yielding
Ex. - Sta: Lega oats; $1.75;
Cokers Victory grain No. 5,
$1.75.. Recleaned:. also
quantity Blue Lupine seed, 8c

(4b: RR. D. Tatum: Palmetto.



POULTRY FOR SALE

x

BANTAMS: Bantams, Mod-
ern Game. Black Breasted Red
cockerels and pullets, $3 ea.: $5
Peo a Ke Stakely, Thunder-
bolt, Box 105.

BARRED, WHITE,
OTHER ROCKS: White
Rooster, 1945 hatch. $3.
J. E. Sorrells, Royston.

LEGHORNS (WHITE. BROWN

AND
Rock
Mrs.

20 yr. old Eng. White Lee-
horn hens, good layers, 1.50
Mrs. O. S. Grene,
Cochran, Rt.- 3.

| CORNISH, GAMES AND _

GIANTS: ,

25 large Dark Cornish hens
and pullets, $2.50 ea.;
Roosters, same breed, $2.75 Ca.;
20 broilers, $1. ea.;
size, 7oc ea. All same breed.
C. O. Sikes, Sylvester.

- yr. old Dark Cornish roost-
$3- 4 Dark Cornish hens, $2
eae Lot for $10; also Steel ee
rel. churn, holds 10> pals, $7.
with stand: and Light 2
pernongs, 60c gal. Miss Leona
Simpson, Sparta, Rt. 2.

25 or 30 nice Game Stags,
three-fourths Shawl and
Round Heads. very nice birds,
2 to 4 Ibs. Write er see me.
W. T. Lankford, Dallas, Rt. 1.
- 15 Game Stags, three-fourths
Shawls and % Round Heads,
wt, 2 te 3 lbs. Write or see
I. T. Holden, Dallas, Rt. 1.

2 yr. old Gum Gray Roost-
er and 4 hens, yr. old.-$18 for
lot. P, B. Phillips, Adel, Rt. 1.

REDS: 5 RI Red=hens,
related Ri rocster, $10.
for eek pis. Wf.
Rome, Rt. 2.

Dark RI Red cocks and cock-
erels, heavy laying strain,
ea.; also eggs, $2 for 15.
Mrs.

J un-
SG:
Rolen,

tee

46 Superior quality, 8 wks.
old, NH Reds, AAAA Grade,
pollorum treated, from 300 egg
layers, *$1.25 ea.
Donald Screen, Portal.

10 nice RI Reds: 7 puilets
and 3 roosters, pullorum treat-
ed. Pullets will scon start lay-
ing, $1.75 for pullets; $1.50 for
roosters. M. O. Louis Peacock,
Portal; Rt, 4, Screen.

PEACOCKS, PIGEONS,
PIGEONS, QUAIL. eTC:
Common pigeons, anostly
white, 2 pr. for $1.25; 3 Dr.
2 pr. sold;
young Modenas ready
O- ra oe We Oe Curtis
Branch, , Enigma, Rt. 1.

ee GUINEAS,
GEESE, DUCKS, ETC.

BB Bronze Turkeys, babies,
75c ea.; 5 wks. old, $1.50 each,
also strong work mule, $50.00.
Mrs si Carter; Atlanta, Bt.
4 (McMurray off Childress Dr.)

Beltsville White Turkeys,
March hatch, stock direct from
Clemson Agricultural College,
very pretty birds, trio (Tom
and 2 hens) $25. Come, get
them. E. D. Griffith, Stock-
bridge, Rt. 2, Box 119.

17 Turkeys, 5 mos. old.,. wt.
to 10 lbs., 50c Ib. Cannot np.

c/o Ben

also pr.

Mallard ducks, $4 pr.; Geese,
$7.50 pr.; Mutant Pheasants,
$10 pr. Racing Homer and
White King pigeons, $3 pr.;
Bantams, $2 pr. M. O. only.
No checks. Mrs. Helen R.

Street, Atlanta, Rt. 2, Box 564. |

11 Guineas (8 hens,

$i ea. Mrs. J. S. Ball,

2 ea, Write

small

4 voung |.

40 smaller.

Va

$3.

Don Donaldson, Decatur,
| De. 2405.

M. O. Mrs..

3 rocst- |

POULTRY FOR SALE

| CATTLE FOR SALE



Pure | Mammoth
Geese, $4 ea. Sold only in trios.
Hos Fred L. White, Buckhead,

os



POULTRY WANTED



BANTAMS WANTED: Exc.
Blue Andalusion Rooses, DV
old, purebred, for ' pr. Jap
Silkie Young Bantams or Pr.
Eng. Guinea pig cavies. Both
pay express. Bey Tyler, Tal-
lulah Falls.

GUINEAS WANTED:
White. African Guinea hen.
Could use young one but pre-
fer old. Mrs. C. A. Black, The
Rock, Rt. 1, Box 44:

WYANDOTTES WANTED:
Want to buy 2 Rose Comb
White Wyandotte Roosters,
must be Feb. 1946 Hatch and
full blooded. Louis A. Petty-
john, Summerville, Rt. 3, Box
84.



CATTLE FOR SALE.



- Purebred Horn type Here-
ford Cows, Heifers, and Bulls,
in good condition, Bey Here-
fords for sale. L. Coker, Deca-
tur, 1200 Candler Road.

Fine gentle Jersey Bull, 19
mos. old, $50. G. S. Davis, Law-
renceville, Rt. 1.

* Jersey Milch Cow, 7-yrs.
with 6 wks. old calf, 3 gals.
daily, $95. Mrs. Annie Cream-
er, Hazlehurst, Rt. 3.

_ Guernsey Bull Calf, - mos.
old; also Purebred Poland
China sow. 10 mos. old. M. F.
Peterson, Decatur, Rt. 1.

Registered Guernsey heifer,
18 mos. :
old, (three-fourths Guernsey,)
bred to reg. Guernsey Bull,
freshen last of Dec.; also good
plug mule, wt. 800 Ibs.
Thurmond, Farmington.

old: 8 bulis and 12 heifers, well
bred, well fed. High priced. A.
kK, Chamblee, Sparta,

Extra fine black Jersey Cow,
5 yrs. old, freshened with 3rd.
Calf, Aug. 24. E. F. Seabolt,
Locust Grove, Rt. 2. :

' 5 Purebrd Polled Hereford
Male calves, 6 mos. old. H. .
Waldrep, Forsyth, Ri. 1.

Reg. Jersey cow, bred to 4
Star Son of Superior Sire. J.
M. Strickland, Jr., Moreland.

6 heifers, 6 to 12
and: buil- Ad reg.
J. E. Cock, Coch-

13. cows,
/mos. old

Black Angus.
ran. =

. White Face Hereford Male, |
wt. 825 lbs., gentle, 2 yrs. old,
$300. Charlie Glass, Atlanta,
1076 Simpson St., N. W. Ka.
0042.

Black Heifer l

2 gals. daily, freshen again
April 6, 1947, $85. Jessie My-
ers, Clermont. .
. 2 fine stock Bulls, one Black
Angus, one Jersey, wt. appr.
800. lbs. ea. $90 ea. See W. A
Hightower, any afterncon aiter
2 o'clock at Stockbridge.

Large Jersey cow, 4 gals. on
good feed, good quality, $100;
also 3 bulls. W. W. McPher-

son, Villa Rica.

Reg. Guernsey bull calves,
from high milk preducers,
price reasonable. F. H. Bunn,

Midville.

2 milch cows, now
freshen again April 1947.

with: Ist; Calf.

Jer-
Fat Hereford Cattle, 1 very
nice Hereford Male, out of
Domine. Want avoid of in-
breeding. Dr. Chas. Floyd, Lo-
ganville.

Fine Guernsey bull with one
of best pedigrees in state, ex-
cellent cond., $5000. C.S. Col-
ley, Grantville.

Several fresh Jersy
Guernsey Milch Cows,
stock, and several heifers.
ee Singleton, Fort Valley,
3. 7

Fine bull, mixed with ae.
insey and Jersey, also 3 milch
cows, $400, at my pl es the
highway, left hand side of
ROE 3 mi. Sparia from Greens-

At

and
good
L.
Rt.



Toulouse

Want |~

or more ea.,

per.

old |

old, 1 heifer, 2% TS:

H. W.}

Reg. Polled Herefords, 6. 1mos. |

bloodlines.

r Mare.

| bred pigs and 1
milking;

sey breed. B. B. Morgan, Cylo.



|-Yrs,



Black vas eter calf, 10
days old, 2 Jersey and Holstein
to freshen in 75 days, bred
heifer, one smaller, large maie
and 2 smaller about yr. old.
All in nice shape; also 2 Shoaits
(pigs). Mrs. Pearl Smoak, War-
we



HOGS FOR SALE



| 18 SPC pigs, 8 to 19 wks. old

rat a place. Cannot ship. R. E.

owe, Alvaton. -

20 fine OIC pigs, scme cross
bred, $200 for lot; $25 pr.; also
good pr. Work niules, owt. 1200
$200 pr. or exc.
for 4 heifers, nice size. M. M.
DeBardelaben, Ellenwood, Rt.
a = g

Some nice reg. Hereford male

shoats and male pigs. Satisfac-
tion guaranteed. Ship COD. J.
Corrie Sanders, Bowersville, Rt
ig !

Re.-Hereford pigs, 4 mos. old,
from National Grand Cham-
pion bloodlines. Frank P. Sin-
gleton, Fort Valley, Rt. 3.

- Duroe _ boar,

type, wt. 300 lbs., 17 mos. old,
$100 at my barn with reg. pa-
H. G. Bramilett, Winter-
ville, Rt.d, Box 14.

5 fine SPC pigs, (4 males, fe-
male) best bloodline, 50-50
color, blocky type, easy fatten-
ed. Shipped. at 12.wks. old,
treated, reg. and crated, $20
ea. FOB. Fred A. Elder, Sr.,
Dalton, Rt. 4, Pine Breeze
Farm.

Imp. Short nosed, blocky
type, irioculated OIC pigs, reg.
in buyers name, 7 wks.
$25 ea. Can furnish male and
female unrelated. W. H. Nix,
Alpharetta, Rt.: 3.

Six pigs, three-fourths SPC
and % Hampshire, 8 wks., old
Sept. 4, $10 ea. at my place.
H. B. Shell, Palmetto.

breed. of
blocky type,
in buyers name,
$20 ea. here; also
sow, extra. fine, wt. 325 Jbs:,
6 (522 Td. Sharp, Commerce.

SPC male and gilts,
ene of Souths leading
W. B. everette, Tit-

imp. short
inoculated,
8 wks.

nose,
reg.
old;

Reg.
from

ton.

Hereford boar and sow pigs,
3 mos. old, with papers, $25 ea;
45 pr. FOB. J.-M.. Jones,
Grayson, Rt. 1.

65 Nice pigs, ranging in age
from 2 wks..to 10 wks, cheap;
also fine mare, 9 yrs. old, wt.
1000 lbs. H. L. Thomas, Ken-
sington, Rt. 1.



HORSES AND MULES
FOR SALE



Pr. work .mares, wt. i200 lbs
ea., 7 and 9 yrs. old, 1 has 6
wks. old fill colt. Mares work
perfect anywhere, any time.
Sell or trade for yard work
K. S. Price, Cleveland,

Kt. 4.

9 yrs. old, 1600 1b,- Stallion;
gentle and true, 3 times Blue
Ribbon Winner, State Fair, 2
mares (guar. bred), 2 colts: one
has one eye, little past 2 yrs.,
other lyr. old. Am disabled.
Must sell. A. H. Wilson, Fair-
burn, Rt. 2 (Hwy. 92.)

1 good mule, also 11 well
cow (giving
milk), for sale at my home, 3
mi. West Wiiliamson. See.

Richard Green, Williamson.

One or 2 young mules,
around 1000 Ibs. ea., for
Leonard Hanson, Buford.

Good blocky
old, gentle, work
with foal stallion, wt. 12390 Ibs.,
$200. Inquire at Adams Store
on Athens, Fla. Hwy. Robert
G. Cat cee Hy Cae eee &

i,

Good mile, $25. Exc.

yearling. Aiton Be

VIS SRE 2.
Tenn-Walker- Coit, 8

old, $40. J. F. Greenway,

esville, Thompson - Bldg.

wt.
saie.

H;

mos.
Gain-
Read
Black mare mule,

work anywhere, gentle, about
12 yrs. old, $75 on Union Road |

Carson Acres}.

old,.

: | the
Purebred OIC pigs, extra fine

reg. OIC

4
type mare, 6
horse.

for
Murray-

HORSES AND. MULES
FOR SALE -



wae pr. 4 yrs. old mares, wt
1250 hse $300: Re Sz Rudaci
Dalton, Rt. 5, Crow Valley ue
near Waring.

Bay mare, 11 yrs. old: wt.
1400 Ibs., good logging mare,
$150. Sell because am not able
to. work. Mrs. J. B. Jones,
| Dahlonega, Rt. 1. 2



SHEEP AND GOATS
FOR SALE = =



1 oe tare: fGen horn-
less, dark chocolate
burg buck, 2%.
fectly marked, thoroughbred
and reg. No. . T-5600. :
pet. 2 gal. day mother.

W. A. Roache, Savannah, Bo
Bed, LaRoach avenue.

At Stud: A $150, 100 percen ;
foreign pure Saanan male, Les-
ter of Sunnyslope, Reg. in A.
G.. Sj. S644), from 2 Wis.
State Champion miikers. .
of fine hornless kids: oe
W.. J. Sumilin; Atlanta, :
Grand Ave., 0 Woe 1985J.

Purebred Toggenburg buck,
naturally hornless, very short-
hair. Sire, Ginger T- 1473; Dam,
Recy T- 2143. Gave a: gal, milk
day on Range alone. $20 money
order. Ship FOB, buyer to re-
turn crate at my expense. Mrs.

French Alpine, Del
strain, at service.

ed. See. J. C. Oliver,

Sr., Atlanta phone DE 2510.

Nubian buck, 6
mother a two-gal.

old,
best

mos.
goat,

Tallapoosa, Rt. 1.

Stud: Reddys
Strike Son of the all-time
famous Sir Roderick,
-equally famous
Marcella. Proven sire
by appointment. Fee ~ $7.50.
John Hynds,
ren St: N. E. De. 140-

buck, $50.
E. Flanigan, Lincolnton,
Box 16. s

Ri 3,

leading herds, backed by 3

generations

ed.
3:

2 Nice Saanan
ist. milking, easy to milk and
of high class.. Will sell one or
both. D. A. Bagley, M. D., Aus-
tell, Rt. Box 2; Phone -3201. |

Tog. and Saanan milk goats,
now milking.
McConnell, Cornelia, Star Rte.

At Stud: Don Juan, young
son of outstanding Ssanan
buck - costing $150 and Com-
modores Daisy No. S2-1271-G
reg. heavy milking

T. E. Bunn, Decatur,

Ferguson Ave., just - below
Bethesda Heme for Boys.

V. Graham, Savannah.

50 good bleod crossed
Southdown and Hampshire) ~
ewe sheep. In good cond,
clean stock, $375 or $7.50 each,
H. W. Graham, McRae:

Fine Tog.
March, 4 ats.,

doe, freshened
fresh both, $45;

over 4 quts., fresh,
Free Del. Earl Smith,

Jesup,
| Box 3, Plum street.



RABBITS AND CAVIES
FOR SALE



does and
qualit Ny

NZ
buck,

rabbiis, 6
excellent

werking, $4 ea, O.
| Jr., Decatur Rt, 3, VE

N. Z. White doc, 15 mos.
| $3: 3 mos. old, $1.50 ea; 442 mo,
$1.75-ea. Ped= stock,
also Chas. W.. and Ga.
plants,..20 -C-- Add

Mrs. Otis Mashburn,





1402.

| does,

p lect;
lard

poe.
&

col-

good noe

white See pigs

ty pe, be 4

Lucky

Saanan-
Dam, Fee $3 at Graham Acres,

Black Nubian doe, fresh April;
both $40.

= DeLozier

Col- |

Ovalene. Highland, Lavonia, Rt.
: he

Norte |
Does board-
Ellen-

wood. Rt. 1 (near Atlanta.) Or
for information call Scott Lay, 5

bloodlines, $10 at my farm. Roy |
|G. Roberts,

and dam
Juniete
wi his
own right. Limited service and

=

Atlanta, 93 War- |

10 milk goats already bred, Nu-
bian, Saanan and Toggenburg,
crossed, $15 ea; 1 reg. Nubian
See at my farm. R.-

At Stud: Reg. Nubian buck
direct. from one of Americas.

milk goats,

old,

of AR does and _
sired by AR buck. Does board- |

Cheap. Richard ~

esse

with 32

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i

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PAGE FOUR |

gets a fair wage.

. hesitate to do it.

OPA has now rolled the

RABBITS AND CAVIES
FOR SALE

enlin

-, Quinea Pigs, mated, ped..
stock, in any size, $3 to $4.50
pr. J. W.. Mahaffy, Jr., Law-
renceville, 451 North Clayton
St., Call 196 J Lawrence.

aoe 4 ped. N. Z. Whites, 10 wks. |

old, $1.5 Oea., or 2 prs, $2.50
gas buck, 6 mos. old, $3. Mrs.
De ts Hayes, Blakely.



| se eee



ee HoGs WANTED: Want puy
2 bred, Reg. SPC gilts. Must be
treated. J. L. Pearson, Atlanta,
1212- 101 Marietta St. Bldg.

SHEEP AND GOATS WANT-

ED: Want 2 Reg., Nubian milk.
oes, about 2 yrs. old, 1 to
freshen around November Ist,
-. ether. around January Ist and
not Jess than 5 qts. daily. Ad-
vise. J. W. Cartledge, Colum-
a, Ayus, 2318 Lumpkin road.

CATTLE WANTED: Want 1!
Es teg., with papers, Angus
pull calf, for show,

os. old.

00 mi. Toccoa.

pu B. Yow, Jr.,

Preferably within
Write. Jones
Toceoa, Rt. 2.



FARM HELP WANTED



_ Want white couple for gen-
-as1oy JO oreo fyIOM UTIeZ [ere
_ ptock, etc, wife extra light
farm chores. Have tractor and

{mplements, 3-R. house, lights,

ood 12 mi. Atlanta. Good

: balary for services of both or
_ galary and shares. A. B. Okar-

ma, Dunwoody, Hy 1 CH 8953.

Want woman to help with
- jight work on farm for good
- galary; also someone to pick
eotton. Pay market price for
cotton picking. Mrs. Will L.

-_ Dunn, Woodbury, Rt. 2.

Want colored family (man
under 40 yrs. . old) to work
_. Vegetable farm. .Pay 60c hour.
_ Year around work, weather
- permiting. Good 4-R. house,
eeiled, electricity running wa-
ter. On paved road near school,
church, stores. W..T, Allen,
Decatur, Columbia Dr.

= Want large family to work
- on produce farm, including 2

= plow hands. Good pay for

~good help. D. J. McCorvey,

S _Pavo.
CORRECTION: Want good

farmer for good 2H. crop for
1947 on 8rds and 4ths. Good
house and outbldgs. So. of
- Dallas. Mrs. J. M. Davis, At-
danta, 890 Pryor St., S. W.

Want good white or: col.
woman to do light work on
farm, for home and salary. At
onee. Mrs. E. H. Underwood,
Covington, Rt. 5.

-- Want man for general farm
_ work, also to cut timber. Can
4 e employment. for next 4
_ Prefer party who lives on
Freee White or colored ac-
_ceptabie. Come, see if possi-
bie. W..L. Hogsed, Sr., Rt. 2,
Box 502 (Briarcliff road.)

Want col. family at once for
farm work. Day wages. Plenty
of work for all. Good house;

d we for sober, hard





(Continued from Page One)

He has authority to
do this under the law and should not

| ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
COMES TO HAND

_. Since writing the above, I have just

talked with Mr. H. L. Wingate who has

gust returned from. Washington.

During the first months of this year,
ithe linters from cotton seed were sell-
ing at 9 cents to 11 cents per pound.

Eetos ib





COTTON CROP [

linters back to 7 cents for number 1 cut
and 3.8 for second cut.
At the same time that ihe Federal
government in .Washington has rolled
the American farmers price back to 7
cents, the same government in Wash-
ington is paying 13 cents per pound for

linters



price of these

FARM HELP WANTED



a o



in Brazil.

The Brazilian linters are purchased
by UNRRA and will be given away to
people of the world.

It is mmportant to remember. that the
Anderson-Clayten Cotton Company is
getting this 13 cents per pound for lint- |
ers 1D Brazil while the linters from cot-. a

FARM HELP WANTED

ton seed here

tary of State

tary of: State.

"price is given



POSITIONS WANTED

held down to 7 cents by the OP
Tt is also important to remen
Mr. William Clayton i is assist

our dealings with foreign co
handled through the office of q

Tt is to be hoped that th
farmers of the United State
to submit to this kind of trea
hold their cotton seed unti
them.

Commissioner of Agric
















in the United a

in Washington

TOM LINDE

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Ge
Zz
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x



Want woman for work on
farm, for good salary. Mrs.
Roy Eaves, Dallas, ERE 2.

Want Manager for large Cat-
tle farm. Must be good tractor
driver and farmer. Write. O.
G. Skinner, West Point.

Want family with 2 men
or boy, to do farm work in
general;- would consider one.
Furnish good house with elec.,
and garden, Best wages paid to.
right man. J. os Land, Clay-
ton.

Want by Ocioher 1, middle-
aged man or woman who
wants a gocd horne on a farm
and. can drive car, for work on
farm. Write. J. H. ae Em-
pire.

Want. combination. Dairy and
Livestock man for Manager.
Must know power farming,
dairying, caring for livestock,
ete. Large house with water
works, lights available. Con-
\tact. H. Bard, at Beaverdam
Farm, Royston.

Want unencumbered womaui
for light work on farm. Room,
board and good salary. J: B.
Mosley, Austell.

Want white man ue fam-

ily to work large irrigated truck.
farm near Atlanta. Man drive
truck,. tractor and farm. Pay
man $3 day to start with. 7-R.
house, elec. wood, garden, pas-
ture. Year around work. R.
F. Sams,. Clarkston.
_ Want good man, furnish his
own stock and tools, for crop
on 3rds and 4ths. 4-R. house
and good land, on school bus
and mail rt. Jamie Smith,
Gainesville, Rt. 1.

Want farmer, prefer with
cwn stock, for good 2 H. farm,.
with big tobacco allotment. 50-
50 basis. Also, 12 bbl. stand
Turpentine on 50-50 basis. J.
D. MeMcDaniel, Hazlehurst,
Bite ds

col. woman to do light farm
chores on small farm. - Poultry
raised on halves or as desired.

Write. Mrs. H. E. Marshall,
Austell, Rt. 2.-
Want sober, reliable, indus-

trious family "for truck farm 3
mi. Roswell. 5-R. house, elec.,
telephone. Operate farm ma-
chinery and devote entire time
improving place. Small! salary
and half profit, plus free use
of food produced, on farm.
Robert P. McLarty,
909 Healey Building.

Want help for gathering cot-
ton, peanuts, potatoes, etc., and
share crops, or wages for "1947,
F. B. Jackson, Wrightsville.

Want white woman to live as
one of family in home with

elderly lady with
around farm. Weekly salary.
Write. Mrs.- J. 4. LaBoon,
Good Hope, Rt. 1. :

Want white, unencumbered
woman to live in hame on live-
stock farm and help with gen-
eral light farm work. a cS
R. Hunt, Lithonia, Rt.

- Want family to a abel
2 AH. erop of cotton and corn.

| ence.

Want unencumbered white or

Atlanta,

modern conveniences and help}
light work








Small 4-R. house, elec., on

paved school route. See at)
-| once if interested. OD. Cc. Burns,
| Con R





Want 3. good: famailies to work

Jarge farm on share basis. Good

land, houses, pasture. 9 A. To-
bbaco allotment. On school bus
rt. 1% mi. stores and school.
R. W. Head, Moen: 416 oth
Ave., 5. E.

Want family with 2 plow

hands, for bal. this year and
cropper for 1947, nice 4-R.
house, with lights, wood, pas-

ture; mail and school bus by
door. says WW. McPherson, Villa
Riea.

Want white. farmer for 1 or
2 H. farm on. paved _ road,
school bus practically by door.
Farm has been built up by

sowing; 18 A. branch bottoms. |

2 good mules. J. cow, all farm
equipment. Good house, elec.
B B. Barnett, Doravilie, Rt, 1.

Want family for farm, 7 mi.}
|} Eastman on Sugar Creek, good
trip.
to town: bus for white school}

house, water, "Trick for:

to Chauncey. Straight time pay

|for at least 2 in family. Write

or see. John J. Brown, East-

man.



POSITIONS WANTED



World War I I Veteran de-
sires work. on farm with good
farmer. Interested in chickens
and general farming.
on farm. Receive compensa-
tion but want permanent home.
No bad habits. Write at once.
A. M. Steen, Atlanta, 595 Bou-
levard N. E., Apt. 1. :

Want | job. running peanut
picker and probably farm for
another year with right man.
Am well experienced with
tractor and. cattle. Must be
good pay. J. L. Troup, Albany,
Rt. 3, Box 464.

Want place as miller,
corn or wheat, 20 yrs.
Give reference.
Costley, Eatonton, Rt.
100.

Veteran: wants job on farm,
age 34, wife is 18, no children.
Can furnish equipment but
must. have good house. Her-

either

1,

Raised |

experi-.
Harry}
Box |'

- Man and wife wants
2H farm on halves for 1947,
with good. house and water.
Come;- see. Cleveland Baldwin,
Blakely, Rt... ise =

Want position - as farm over-
seer or tractor. and truck driv-
er. 18 yrs.'a farmer. Want 4 or

school. Can move,
John J. Edge, Bishop, Rt.

Want small farm for stand-{

As

ing rent, good house, barn, and

pasture, near. school. 3 in "fam-
jaly, self, wife and 10. yrs. old
boy. Have,ewn stock and tools.
G. S..- Davis; Lawrenceville,
ale

White man, 52 yrs. old, wants
light general farm work oras
handy man at dairy, caretaker
of estate.
gle. M. C. Eunice,
PO. Box 21k.
Man and wife want job on
chicken farm. No field work.
J. W. Sorrow, Danielsville,
Pe

White

Waycross,

man, 32 yrs. old,

-| wants job on farm, lifetime ex-

-periienee in farming and tur-

| pentiine, can drive any kind of

trucks or tractors, can handle
Jabor, run dairy. Go anywhere
at any time. Reference fur-
nished. J. E. Meadows, Macon,
Box 77.

good

5-room house with lights, near |
any time.*

_Sober, | reliable, sin- |

Rt.,| rent. Have






























Exp: farmer
standing rent for 1
Janta. Write Walte
Roswell, Rt. 1.

rent.
county.
Rutledge.

White man, 44 yr
stock man and farm
chard man; wants }
ary or. salary and

penter.
Dale.

and feed. I-furnish
elec. to run same, a
broiler or. frying si

Sic barrysss A
LaFayette Street,

Want 2H. farm.
3rds and 4ths or f
own
equipment. Want
land, with wood,
ture and barn. P
or DeKalb Co.- C.
Lithonia, Rt. T Box

north Ga., prefer
rent, but consider ;
Must be good Jan









} Apples, per bu. bkt.

Sectors Il, 1946



Beans (Lima), per bu. hprs
Beans (Snap), per bu. hprs.:
Collards, per doz. bunches
Corn (Green), per doz. ears.



Eggplant, per bu. bkts.



Okra; per bu.~ hprs.



Pears, bulk, per bu.
Peas (Crowder), per bu.. sack





Peppers, per~ bu. bkts. _

Sweet Potatoes, per bu. bkts.
Tomatoes, per 8 gt. bkts_

Squash, per bu. hprs: 2





Turnip Salad, per bu. hprs.





Watermelons, ea.







man. Bryan, Dudley, Rt. 1. -


































SEPTEMBER pe?
HOGS . Albany | Sylvester Moultrie Nashvilla
eee Ao a, 4th 2nd Ath 3rd
Good to choice 180/240 :
Good to choice 245/270
Heavies 275/300
Heavies 355/400 5
Lights 155/175 No ~~ 15.50 - 15.50
Lights 135/150 Hogs
Lights -130/DN 16.00- 22.00; 18.00- 25.00) 16,00-
Roughs _ 180/350 es
Roughs ~ 350/450
Pigs
CATTLE
: PER CWT.
Choice Strs & Heifers as a = oes ee
Good Steers & Heifers 13.00- 14.00; 14.00- 15.00) 14.00- 17.00 | Soe ee
Medium Steers & Heifers 9.00- 13.00} 12.00- 13.00} 11.00- 13.00} 12.00-
Common Steers & Heifers 8.00- 11.00]. 9.00- 1060} 9.00- 12.00; 11.00-
Fat Cows -11.00- 12.00; 11,00- 12.50; 11.00- 12.00 9.00-
| Common Cows | 8.50- 9.50 7.00- 8.00 8.00- 9.00; 7,00-
Canner Cows 6.00- 7.00 5.50-. 6.50 7.00- 7.50 De
Yrivs. & Light: Bulls 9.00- 12.00; 8.00- 10.00 9.00- 1200 8.00-
Shelly Cows 5.00- 6.50 5.00- 6.00; 4,00- 559 5.00-
Bul 10.00- 12.00 9.00- 10.50; 9.00- 12:00; 9.00
rood Calves | 17.00- 19.00| 14.00- 15.00| 14.00- 17. Ot
Medium Calves ; ne ae .00- 13.00; 12.00- 146
Common Calves _ - 12.00' 9.50- 10. 00 10. oe 1.00