Farmers and consumers market bulletin, 1947 August 20

NUMBER 49



atly ead ate
"men engaged
sanitary milk
bviously pseudo
d a in imitation













MY u NIFORN

SERVICE





2



permit the milk racketeers

Beals and some prominent
male and female, in an effort to perpet-_

from a prominent lady, asking

these are oe te folks that
you refer to.

_ I dislike to see the fighting
soldier have to aecept the responsi-
bility for what the others have
done. I think the law ought to be
changed to put these folks in ci-

vilian clothes.

Vers very ny

P. M. Brandt, Head ae
Department of Dairy Husbandry.

Tt is obvious that the purpose of put-
ting army uniforms on employees of

: the: US: Publie Health Service was to.
deceive State, County and Municipal
Authorities into believing

. Army was requesting the lowering of
i milk standards during the war.

that

ai is now obvious that the lowering

of these standards was for the simple

purpose of permitting the Milk Trust to

_ arry on its racket under cover of the
L Army.

The real purpose, of course, being to
to make
millions of war-time dollars at the ex-

a pense of the health of babies, soldiers
and the civilian population.

Right here in Georgia and Atlanta

this racket was put over. They are now
seeking to perpetuate this racket in
| peacetime

naneces.

through municipal ordi-
None but a racketeer would under-
take by city ordinance to invalidate a

law of the State, passed by the Legisla-

ture and signed by the Governor.
Part of. the millions of war-time dol:

lars garnered in by this milk racket

- have been liberally expended to propa-.

gandize the people through newspapers,
citizens,

uate this war- time racket.

The. other day dT -received a_ letter
me to

give all the facts about: pasteurized

milk without slinging any mud. The

lady stated that she did not want any
publicity,just_ wanted the facts. The

Same day the same ladys letter was
a produced in the Atlanta Journal and
later in the
i from the same a was produced im

evening another -

the.

healthful milk.

letter



~the Atlanta Constitution, stating that

her executive board had adopted a
rsolution favoring pasteurized
- This made it self-evident that this
lady was employed by the milk racket
and her letter to me was simply a blind

to cover up her real activity.

Money is always dangerous when it
18 opposed to public health and Sa

tion. ; ze

As before stated in these columns,

the U.S. Public Health Milk Code is
the product of a national milk combine.

Local ordinances adopted from the

U.S. Public Health Milk Code always

state that they are adopted in the in-

terest of public health. .

The sad truth is, and everyone who

has studied the question must know it,
that they are adopted without regard
to public health and. their purpose is
to permit the sale of dairy products, in-

@ulding milk, which are a threat to the |
pubhie health.
Public Health Milk

The provisions of the .
Code are such that.
anyone who reads

stand that milk producers will ulti-
mately produce the kind of milk they,
| can sell to best advantage. If milk

plants are permitted to take low grade

an milk and pasteurize and sell it to the:
- public,

then the producers are going to.
produce low grade milk and no one can

blame them.

Tf clean, fresh,
not demand a premium, then no one ig
going to produee clean,

The State Law. provides for the full.
protection of the health of the ee

and, at the same time, for the. encour=
: agement of dairymen to increase the |
: production of good milk,

interested parties in the milk business

_of Atlanta do not want to abide by the
- State Law.

That is why they want a.
city ordinance to permit them to sell
milk in Atlanta which the State Tay
prohibits.

TOM LINDER,
Commissioner of Agriculture

milk.

wholesome,

That is why,

the provisions of ~
that Code is bound to see that there is
no protection of public health incorp-
- orated therein. Evryone should under-

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wholesome milk does -









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_ PLANTS FOR SALE

PLANTS ECR SALE



Certified iWarslobe Tomato,
Chas. W.- Cabbage,
Plants, $2.00 M. J. L. Strayhorn,
Flowery Branch, Rt. 1.

Dutch and large . W. Cab-
bage, Marglobe, Stone and Bal-
timore Tomato Plants 300, $1.00
500, $1.10; $200 M; 5 M. $8.00
Del, Prompt shipment.
Garrett, Gainesville, Rt. 1.
arly Klendyke Strawberry
' Plants, 50 C; large Red In-
dian Peach Seed, 50c doz.; also
country cured ham, about 30

- Ybs., 60c 1b. Add postage. Rosie.

Crowe, Cumming, Rt. 1

Marglobe, Stone and Balti-
more Tomato Plants, 500, $1.00;
$1.65 M;
and Wakefield (Jabbage,
Collard, 300, $1.00; $2.00 M; 5
MM. up, $1. 60 Col.: Sweet Pepper,
40e C. 6. W. Smith, Gainesville
Rte 2s : :

Short Stem Collard Plants,
30ce C4 500, $1.25. Prompt ship-
ment. Mrs. Leilar Phillips, Roy-
ston, Rt. 1.

Hot Pepper Plants, 25c doz.;
or exc. 4 doz. plants for 4 print
feed sacks. Add postage. Mis. J.
E. Sorrells, Royston.

Hot Pepper Plants, 50c C. Del.
W. C. Smith, Roy.

_Certified Harglobe Tomato,
Collard, C. W. Cabbage Plants,
$2.00 M. J. R. Strayhorn, Flow-
ery Bronch, Rt. 1.

Collard Plants,

Ga.

$2.00 M. Pled-

. ger Strayhorn, Flowery Branch, |

ie:

Strawberry Plants, ready for
Sept. planting, $4.50 M. Dollie
_ Person. Dahlonega, Rt. 1.

Fresh
mato, Wakefield
' Cakbage Plants,
25 M; Stone and_ Baltimore
Tomato, Ga. Collard Plants,
500, $1.00; $2. M. Del. 5M up,
$1.60 M. Exp. Col. No checks.
Tom Smith, Gainesville, Rt. 9.

Large C. W. and Dutch Cab-

grown Marglobe To-
and Dutch
500, $1.25; $2.-

_ bage, Marglobe and Stone To-
mato Plants, 300, $1.00; 500,
$1:35; $2.30 M; 3M, ..6.00; Ga.

and Heading Collards, 500, $1.,

$1.90 M; 5M, $8. All del. Lea
Garrett, Gainesville, Rt. 1.
Sage plants, % doz., $1. PP
Lillian Hardin, White, Rt. 1,
Box 62:
Wonderberry, Imp. Gibson,
Red Gold Strawberry Plants,

75c C; Garlic,
mint, 24, 25c;

40c doz; Pepper-
Red Everbearing
Raspberry, White Iceburg
Blackberry, rooted Sage, 75c
Jb. Add postage. No checks.
Mrs. Willis Grindle, Dahlon-
ga, Rt 1.

Collard}

PAG Gz ee :
| Cabbage and Bermuda Onion

5 M. up, $1.40 M; Dutch |}.

his, Martin, Rt. 2.

Sage Plants, $1. doz. PP. sip
J. Ellis, Cumming. -

Mastoden Everbearing Straw-
berry Plants, $1. C; Rooted
Sage Plants, Catnip, Horse-
mint, Hore Hound, 20c ea: Mrs.
Mae Turner, Gainesville, Rt. 6.

Cabbage Collard, E. J. W.

Plants, fresh and green packed,
in moss, 50c -C; 500, $1.50 PP.
Buford Lindsey, Baxley, Rt.
3. ;

Chas. W. Cabbage, White
Bermuda Onions and Cabbage,
Collard . Plants, fresh,:
packed, 50c C; 500, $1: 50: $3.
M. PP. Leroy Lightsey, Bax:
ley;> Rt. 3.

Early Jersey Giooiee: White
Bermuda Onion and Cabbage
Collard Plants, fresh, wet moss
packed, 50c C; 500, $1.50; $3.

M. PP. Mrs. Lillian Lightsey, |
Baxley, Rise 3,
G. and Heading Collard

Plants, 30 C; 555, $1.00; $1.50
M. PP. Moses Davis, Milledge-
ville, Rt. 5, Box 126.

culture inst. 25e.

enna, Rt. 1.

4 postage.
Joann Smith, Hampton, Rt.

son, Valdosta, Rt.

-mOss *j

ee N.





EED
Few gals; Red Multiplying
Onions for Aug. and Sept.

planting, $1. gal. Del. Mrs. *

F,. Eavenson, Elberton, Rt.
Collard Seed, $19. CWT. os

paid. W. W. Williams, Quit- |.
man.

White Multiplying Onions,
75 gal., mixed Turnipseed, 75c

Ib. Add postage. Earl pease
Dallas, Rt. 3.

Plant for Fall crop in Auz.
Blue Ridge Climbing Tomato
Seed, 200 seed with 200. seed
colossal, the largest grown,
W. C./ Smith,
Roy.

Red Sweet Nest Onions, $1.
gal. exc. for 4 - print sacks
alige.. Nice for fall planting.
Will make a crop before cold
weather. Mrs, A. M. Lane, Wa

Red Multiplying Onions,
grows in clusters, for fall plant- |
ing, $1.25 gal. Add _ postage.
Mrs. Marie Holland, Dalton,
Rites 23

- Pure Ga. Collard Seed, 75c:
lb; % Ib., -40c; (25 -% lb: 3
tbls. for 10c; $3. 50, 5Ibs. Add
No stamps or check.

4

re

1947 Crop Purple Top Turn-
ip Seed, 35c pt., $2. gal. Add-
postage. Fred Thomas, Crand-.
alle crutes le ;

Large Red Multiplying Nest
Onions for Aug. planting, $1.25

gal. Send MO. Add postage.
Mrs. A. D. Keloge, Flowery
-| Branch, Rte :

Purple - Globe Turnip, Ga.
Collard Seed, % Ib:, 30c; % Ib.
50c; 90c Ib; Also -
sacks, 30c ea; $3.50 doz.
postage: Mattie Duran,
ming, Rt. 1.

6 wks. Brown Crowder Pea |
Seed, new crop, 25c lb. Plant
now for Fall crop. No less than
4 Tbs. sold. Mrs. Fred Atkin:
4.

Large Red Nest _ Onions - for
Fall planting, . $1.50 cal. Add.
postage. Mrs. Guy - Burton, eo:
ganville, ee



SEED ee



Want Old Fashion Cale. : eer

Seed. Mrs. Ai Steele, Blakely,

Ritz oe
Want Rye Grass and Clover

Seed, also White Dutch. Clover}:

Seed. N. W. Langley,
6th St.

Want Purple Hull Speckied |

Giffin;

Pea Seed. State price per pound. |.

Mrs. R. H. Outler, Fort Valley,

Box 455.



-SEED FOR SALE

White Half Runner Garden
Beans, 45e teacup; White Nest.
and Red Multiplying. Button.
Onions, $1. gal. G. T. Brown,
Ball Ground, Rt. 1.

Early Striped Half Runner
Garden Bean Seed, 1947 crop,
45c cup; Also fine June Peach
Seed, 1947 crop,mfwrdfwywy
Seed, 30c doz, Mrs. D. A. Little,
Ball Ground, Rt. 1.

50 bu. No. 3 Red Bliss Seed:
Irish Potatoes, for fall plant-
ing, $3. bu. FOB. No checks.
Geo. S. Metzger, Clyo.

Ga. Collard Seed, 20c C. Ad
postage. Mrs. Edwin -Patter-
son, Cumming, Rt. 1.

Gat Collard Seed, recleaned,
germ. tested, $15. CWT. Neel
Jolly, Kingston.

Several thousand bushes
nice clean Elberta Peach Seed,

for sale. Will ship lots. 50-100
bu. COD. P. E. McLendon,
Zebulon.

About 10 bu. Red Multiply-
ing Onions for Sept. Planting,
79c gal, PP; 50c gal. You tall
for; or $3. bu. come get. P. E.
| Boyd, Canton, RFD 1. Orange
Rd.

100 lbs. Seventop Turnip
Seed. sound and clean, 1947
crop, 40c lb; 5 lbs.-or more, 35c
Ibs2 Al BP: MO only. J. Y. Dav-





GRAIN AND HAY
FORSALE



free
Fulgrain

No. 7 Seed Oats, Ist. yr.,
Good. clean Coker

obnoxious seed, $2.00 bu.; Pure}

Sanford Seed Wheat, $3.50 bu.
Riley C. Couch, Turin.

300 lbs. Hairy Vetch, home=\
grown, seed, $15.00 CWT; 50 bu.
Sanford Seed Wheat, ond. yY.,,

$300. bu. Herman Cc. Brewer,
Danielsville, Rt. 3.
Bright recleaned Sanford

Wheat in new 100 Ib. bags, now
ready, $2.75 bu. FOB; Also Vic-
tor Grain Oots, $1.25 bu. Nice
and bright. N. E. Reid, Hartwell,
Rt. 3.

Fulgrain Seed Oats, $1.00 bu.
plus sacks; $1.10 bu. with sacks
furnished; also Sanford Seed
Wheat, $2.40 bu. plus sacks; $2.-
50 bu. with sacks. G. W. Darden,
Watkinsville.

Rye Grass Seed and Hastings
100 bu. Oats; mixed about 50-50,
fine for winter grazing, $5.00
CWT. Jas. B. Woods, Brooks.

150-bu. good Champion Wheat,
$2.25 bu. FOB. my place. J. H.
Brugamy, Sparta.

Recleaned May Blue Stem
Seed Wheat, $3.50 bu.-FOB. -L.
O. Walker, Fort Valley, Box
528.

Seed Oats,, Victory Grain,
$1.25 bu. FOB. J. F. Lowe, Fort
Valley.

Print. feed. 2
Add |
Cum: | :

Bags,







at Birmingham, 30 mi.
lJanta on paved road. W.
Alpharetta.

Want 300 bu. ae Saapreces
Terrof or Baucroft. C. S. Jones, |
Sylvester.. sees

Want 300 bu. Hastings Hun-



| dred bu. Oats, recleaned so can.
No Johnson tk

plant with drill.
grass or other no A.D; Cobb, |
Adel. f

Want 300 bu. clean ce
seed oats,
and price. L. L. ees Col-
lege Park, Rt. 2.





SYRUP FOR ou



100 gals. pure Ga. Cane Sy-
rup in gal. cans, $1. gal. at my
;place, 2 mi. N. Bainbridge on.

Colquitt Rd. R. LHixon, Bain~ She

bridge. ee.

2000 gal. pure Ga. Cane Sy-
rup in No. 10 cans.for - sale:
Will not ship. J. oe Steadham;

Bainbridge.

5000 gals. old Syrup _ for
chicken, hog, and cow feed,
40c. gal. O. E. Norton, Fair-
urn.. soe ce

50 gals. Ga. Cane Syrup, $1. |.
| gal. at-my home, Elmer Clifton,
Swainsboro, Rt. 1, Box 60.

175-200. gals. Ga. Cane. Sy-4
rup in -gal: cans and- buckets,

$1.50 gal. at my place 3.-mi-| <
\So. Millwood at Mt. Greent
Church. Mrs. Jive Brantley,



es Rt a Mt. Green ee

EGGS FOR SALE



Setting Tee he Dark Corn--
ish-Hens, 3 A strain, 15, $1.65;
Also few young roosters, about:

12 wks. old, $1. Be Mrs. ne T

Lee, Jesup, Rt. le

Purebred Broad Breasied Big
Bone Mammoth Bronze Turkey |
Eggs, $2. 75>doz.3. Speckled Gui--
nea eggs, $1.25 per 17. Mrs. oe

+ Ske Baggett, Douglasville, Rt.

AAA Grade White - Cane
Game Eggs, 15, $2. 00 PP. Mrs. le
Q,. Howell, Pineview, oR nie

Fine Eakins 4A grade N. He E

Red Eggs, 15, $1.50. All-cartons

to be. returned. No checks. Mrs. | 4

G. C: Clifton, Millen, Rt. 3, Box |
i fa



ee FOR SAE



Print Sacks, washed and)
ironed, 30c ea.

Martin, Gainesville, Rt,

Print: Sacks, 100 Ib.
free. of holes and mildew, 3,
$1.00; add postage. COD if.
preferred. Mrs. Guy Chambers,
Gainesville; Rt. 5.

100 chicken feed sacks, 100
lb.- eap., free of holes, 75 nice
print sacks, various colors,

ay
cap.,

washed and ironed, 36c ea; 50,

$15. Luther S. Butler, Atlan-
ta, 466 Page Ave. NE. | :
100 lb. cap. print sacks,

washed. and free of holes, 3,
$1.00; 50, $15. Mrs. H. L. Pat-
terson, Flowery Branch, Reale

Print Sacks, washed and
free of holes,. 25 ea. Add post-:
age. Mrs, Charles Roper, Flow-
very Branch, Rt. 1.

24 Ib. Cotton Flour and Meal |:

4c lb. Cotton Bags, 81l2
100 lb. Cotton Feed Bags,
N.

ea;
18c ea. Parcel Post extra. T.
Colley,. Elberton, Box 724.

Print Sacks, washed and
ironed, 30c ea. Add postage.
No checks. Mrs. Sylvia Thomp-
son, Dawsonville.

Feed Sacks, 100 Jb. cap.,
washed but some printing, 20
ea; few Burlap Bags, 15c ea.
D. F. Crosland, Midville.

Several hundred feed sacks,
not washed but without holes }
or mildew, $10. C. FOB. Grif-
fin. Mrs. J. M. ae Griffin,
Rt. 4.

Over 200 White Sacks, good |

15e ea. Add- postags
Rea ee Peeks Alto.

gualie
Mrs. S

| postage.

Advise ger mination

PP. Kirme:t |

gleton, Fort



.| Gainesville, Rt. 5

Print ee 100
washed, ironed,
and mildew, 35 ea; 3, $
Miss Thelma
Genes: ant ca

_jage. Alton Cash, Gai

Rte

" MISCELLANE
FOR SALE

BEANS AND PEAS.
Cram Crowder

crop, $12.00 bu. Prep: d:; 0

for 5 bu. or more. J. O. Ho

Pineview, Rt. 1

30 bu. coud Clay Pe
bu. H. C. Daniel, W:
CORN, AND SEED | g

75 bu. corn in shue
Dixon W. Holl, Atla
Blue Ridge ee N:
0525-W. -
GARLIC

Garlic, large

_ larger : quantiti
ods, Plainsville

}GOAT MILK

| S. McCurry, Atlanta,
| wood Ave. S. EL

MEATS (FRESH AND



- 1416. Ib.* Sugar C
der, $6.00. yee
dele: A= joe t
PECANS ~ :
100 Ibs. Mons M.
30c Ib. FOB. Le DE















daily, 4 gals - on
Mrs. Lester tyis
Falls. ae

Jersey Heifer, now
wals. milk daily, $75.
Hickman, Forsyth, , Rt

Several Fresh A ing
and Guernsey Milch
good stock, ale. L

producers, 5 mos. 0
my, place. J. Carl
Lawrenceville. :

Reg. Guernsey
Cows, carrying blood 1
up to, Green -Meado
(world record),
-Melbas Emory (sold
(000.00) and His . Maj
Bournedale. Priced
Rian Agnew, Soe

hte big, pene Jers
er, possibly bred, for
reasonable price. Jo
Lawrenceville, Rt

Jersey Milch Cow
calf 3 mos. old, 4 ga
$150. 00; Guernsey Miic
Ist calf 2 mos. old, 3 gals.
$125.00; Both bull ealv,
small mule, 1% yrs. ol
cond., for sate. See
'5- mi. Old Louisville
Box 404. Phone County 42 4
J. C. Leggett, Ss

Reg Jersey. Bu I
ti

Imer H. PE SICEnG:|

tein Milch Cow,

7; Also large heavy Me

yrs. old, for sale or
ives OF yearlings. D.
Backes Idlewood

Heifer Calf, 9 mos.

S oc Holstein Cow
s. old male calf, $75.00;
sey and Jersey Bull,
25.00; Also Black
lea Sow, 200 lbs.,

4 wks. oid, $130.00.
place. Roy Turner,
aR. 3; Box 259. Ph.

eford Bull, 15 mos.
ready for service, $200.
ord Bull, 8 mos.

.00. Both well develop-
ill: grown for age. No.

. Jordon, Plains. |

ersey Bull, 3 a old,

: with _ good:

Se ee 5 yrs. old,
here, for sale. Luther

Se perfect ae
W. Cultivator, |
$600.00: Edwin

= _ Blairsville,

fare Mule about 15
~yrs. old, works
obout, 1000 nae

fares with colts by sae:
50 40. pigs and shoats,
R Taylor, LaGrange.



ee
-|Buford, Rt. 3.



3 a eal

| Purebred OIC Sows,
ae mos. old, $100..ea. for sows:
| $125. for male. At barn. Won't
: ship. W. R. Clower, Brookhav-
jen, Box 321. Phone Ch. 599.

| tra females,
thrifty stock. Mary Blanche
| Harrell,

| diana best breeders,

, Morgan Mare,

ON. Dannals,

.| Zebulon.

pers.

Bisweclo mica and reg.

_ | Blocky,
stock, inoc. and reg. in buyer's

1 H Mule, obout 900 lbs., 11
yrs. old, gentle, work anywhere,
also lh. wagon and other farm
tools for sale. 444 mi. Norcross.
Near Jones Bridge. Joe B. Aw-
tvy, Norcross, Rt. 1.

Gray Mule, 18 yrs. old, about
900 lbs., for sale or trade for
cattle or hogs, etc. O. S. Barber,
Decatur, Rt. 3, Frazier Rd..

Blue Roan Mare, 9-10 yrs.
old, gentle and work anywhere.

| $75. S. W. Orr, Riverdale.

Pr. Horse Mules, about 1050:
|Tbs., 6-9 yrs. old, and Riding
Cultivator, all for $495.00; Al-
so other farm equipment for
sale. 7. mi. N. Odum. Edward |
Griffis, CanG. Oriya !



HOGS FOR Peek



OIC and PC cross a 8
wks old, $8. ea. at my farm.)
Gant ship. - T.-K. Chandler,
Luthersville. :

OIC and Little Guinea Pigs,
$10.,ea. Not shipped. A. D.
Beckett, Fairburn, Rt. 2.

_ Reg.
out prize winning stock, 8
old, $25., Alton Hughes,

Reg. Duroc Hogs, males and
| females, 3-4 mos. old, 70-90 lbs.,
-| blocky, best of bloodlines, $25.
ea; Also reg. Guernsey Cows

land Heifers, 1'reg. Bull, 3 yrs.!
$300. 7 mi. E..

ee 1200 lbs.,
reiaetey Ue: M. M. Newsome,.
| Sandersville. .

so) reg. oIc Males, abOue. 3%
mos. .old, Short nose, blocky,

"}$25. ea: Also 8 reg. OIC Pigs,
-|same type, 3 wks. old, $21. ea.

| UE orders now. See or

write. Giles Cheek, es

| ville. ;
Purebred OIC Pigs,
bloodlines,
$25. ea.

shipped anywhere,
with. papers; Also 2
1 Boar,

_ Purebred OIC Hogs, . Boar,
450-Ibs., $125. 00: Sow, - pred..
$65.00: 7 Pigs, 2 wks. old, $15:
Sow with 12 pigs 1 wk. old,
$175. B. H. Dillard, Decatur,

|166 Carter Rd. Phone De. 5844.
Yearling young Guinea Pigs :

"| (Gavies), weaned, $6. trio:

$2. ea.

ex-
Heal thy

Lakeland.
SPC Pigs, stock from In-
$25. Bao"
mos. old Gilt, $45. Reg in. buy:
eee Also nice 4 yr. old
work anywhere,
r| good saddler. M. J. Blackman,

5.- | Pinehurst.

SP C. Pigs, both sex, 16
ae old, exc. blood lines; reg.
in buyers name, treated, crated,

e$25: FOB. Fred Ce Seago, Pine-.
_| burst.

-Fop quality 3 mos. old male
aero pigs, sired... by.
|Hawkins Hurst Emperor, $35.
fea. Crated and Del. to RR. C.
Jr., Atlanta, POB
| 947. ne

Three OIC andieRe pPigs..2

rmos. old Aug. 28, dbl. treated
for cholera,

3, $40.00; or choice

for, $15.2 ea. : LL. > Cochran,

Reg. Hereford Pigs, 10 wks.

| old, $35. ea. Milton Stern, Fair-

burn Rd., Ben Hill, Rt. 1, Box
RSs :
Fine purebred Hampshire
Male Pigs, modern blocky type,
farrowed. May 12, $25.00 ea.
| with papers; $24.00 without pa-
Wilton Harper, Wray.
OIC Shoats, 1 male, 3 females,
12 wks. old, from prize winning
in buy-
ers name, will, ship, $35.00. J.
EK. McJenkin, Atlanta, 707

+| Spring St. N: W.

Reg. OIC Pigs, short nose,

from Grand Champ.



-}mame, ready to ship Oct. 15, 8
vks.

old, $22. 00. otcus Moers
2.





short nose OIC Pigs,

past
old Rabbits, papers furn.

_wks.,

for

.ton,

-ers name,



3 eight wks. old Pigs, crossed
Big Bone Guinea and OIC, $15.

.ea. Herman C. Brewer, Daniels-

ville, Rt. 3.

Thoroughbreed OIC Pigs, 2
OIC young boar, for sale. J. D.
Cobb, Doraville, Tilley Mill Rd.

Reg. OIC Male, 8 mos. old,
for sale: T. L. Francis, Alpha-
retta, Rt. .1

Duroc Pigs,-3 mos. old, reg. in
buyers name dbl. treated, $25.
ea. R. L. Lilly, Lilly.

OIC Pigs, 8 wks. old $25.00
ea.; Males, 4' mos. old, $40.00;
ship anywhere. , .- Nix, Ale
pharetta.

Reg. OIC Boar, 8 mos. old, re-

| asonable price. See T. L. Fran-

cis, Alpharetta, Rt. 1.

22 Big Bone PC Pigs, both
sex, $12.00 ea. Mrs. G: E. Wood,
College Park, Rt. 1. Come tc
Stonewall, Ga.

4 Big Bone Guinea Flop Ear
Pigs, 4 males and 2 females, 6
wks. old, $12.50 ea. Rever Wade,
Alto, RE Lee

HOGS WANTED



several shoats, 4 or 5
gilts, and several barro s.
Quote best prices del. at my
farm or
B. Dukehart, Decatur, Box 488.
Phone De. 5760.



RABBITS AND CAVIES
FOR SALE



- Willowbrook strain ped.
heavy wt. Chin. Rabbits, 4
does, 2 bucks, all seniors, no
relation, also 6 large size Aj
Bir C. breeding -hutches, for

sale. Mrs. I. A. Ellis, Marietta,

121 Lacy St.

Trio ped. Giant Chin. 18 mos.
and
both does bred, $25.00; Bred
does, 9 mos. old, $8. ea; no Ja-
pers but from. ped. stock: 3

mos. old- does, $4. ea; 4 mos.
old bucks, $3. ea; Two NZW
Bucks, approx- 18 mos. old,

hutch strained, $1.50 ea. B- He
'Holsomback, East
'S. Harris St:

94 NZW Rabbits, 2 mos. old,

Point, 302

$1.50 ea. Mrs. C. H. Barker,

Eatonton, Rt. _2, Box 110.
NZW Rabbits, from ped.
stock; mos. old Buck, $2.75;

4 mos. old Buck, $1.25 at 8
$3.50 pr. Exp. Col. Mrs.
Otis eS Cumming, SRC
i

Flemish Giant Doe, 8 mos.
old with 3 young 8 wks. old,
now: bred to NZ Red :Buck, lot
$3.50; Also want Guinea
Pigs, C. A. Tyson, Roy.

NZW Rabbits: 1 buck, 4 does;
9-12 wks. old fryers, 6-3 \ks.
old, for sale. See or write for

particulars. Max L. Brabson,
| Demorset.
4 mos. old Belgian Gray

Buck Rabbits, said to be from

18 Ibs. stock, $2.50 ea. Mrs.
Ryan, Fallapoosa.
Pair N. Z. Red Rabbits,

large kind. J. H. Aldred, Coch=

man; kb. L,

Two well marked Checkered
Female Rabbits, 10 mos. old,
$2.50 ea; NZW Female, 4 mos.
old, $2. John A. Kinsey, Dal-
318 Crown St.



SHEEP AND. GOATS
"FOR SALE



Becca and grade Saanan
Does, 3 mos. to 4yrs. old, 2
bucks, 5 and 28 mos. old, 20
Ios: 11 oz. production, bred:
sire 7 qt. mother, reg. in buy-
trade bucks for
good does; Also 300 lb. SPC
Boar, 200 lb. SPC Gilt, 11 mos:
old, trade for good type meat
hogs of equal value. Edwin
Simpson, Douglasville, Rt. 1.
3 milk Goats, fresh in milk,
very reasonable price. Phone
or write. Mrs. W. S. Baskin,
Columbus, 3331 Rosemont,
Warm Springs Rd.



from your place. 35

Will not Sip, Charles

Indian: Game Hens,

$1.75 for
| ges,





4 Fresh Milk Goats, 4 qts.
ea., very reasonable price. For
quick sale. J, L. Heard, East
Point, 409 Wadley Ave. Phone
Ca, 2864.

At Stud: Crystal Helens
Ddil. Grand Son, Tog., Picketts
Top Notch Major No. 57808,
fee $10. Golden Pickett, Col-
lege Park, 523 East Prince-
ton. .

Two late - freshening milk

goats and 2 very nice doelings |

for sale reasonable. G. L. Rob-
erts, Jr., 1364 Westboro Dr. S.
W., Atlanta. Phone Ra. 8444.

Reg. Saanan Buck, 2 mos.
old, dbl. Son of Lester of Sun-

nyslope, $25.00; Saanan Does,
3-4 qts., extra good, $35. Joe
J. Wilson, Decatur, 828 3rd.
Ave. De. 0354. .
Good strong vigorous reg.
Hampshire Yearling ( Rams,

sired by Keystone Royal A-488,
priced to sell, Will: ship. C. N.

: 947.

_Reg. Saanan Bee hornless,
best blood lines, 2 does, exc.
milkers and pets. Mrs. J. W.

; : : -|Cheesman, Atlanta, Rt. 6, 6488
Want. several feeder pigs and | >
bred:

owers Rd. Call Ch. 4135.



LIVESTOCK WANTED

Want 10 or 15 reg. Black
| Angus Bred Heifers. State de-
tails in full. J. H. Lokey, Wind-
er, Box 203.

Want to buy 15 cows to come

any time from now on to Oct.
15 with 2nd. or 3rd _ calves.
Full description in letter. C. R.
Dichardson, Forsyth, Rt. 4.

POULTRY FOR SALE.

BANTAMS

Purbred Gotden Sebright
Bantams, 1 rooster, 2 hens, $2.50

-ea, Billy Willis, Dudley.

Common Bantams, all select
birds: 8 hens, 2 young reosters,
8 pullets, 75c ea. at my home.
Trice,
Norcross.

2 pr. small type Bantam
Chickens, 5 mos. old. weigh 1
lb. grown, $1,00 pr.; 10 mixed
Game Bantams, 5 mos. old, 40
ea.; Also want Guinea Pigs, any
size or age. C. A. Tyson, Roy.

BARRED, WHITE, AND OTH-

ER ROCKS:

200 BR Plymouth Pullets, 6
mos. old, ready to start laying,
purebred, $2.00 ea. 4-A Grade
chicks. Write or see. Paul Dodd,
Dahlonega, Rt. 3.

4 fine throoughbred Cornish
$2.00 ea.;
Cockevels and Pullets, $1.50 ea.
Mrs. B. H. Osborn, Roy.

2 purebred heavy Dark Cor-
nish, 2 yr. old Roosters, $3.25
a.; Also eggs from same, $1.50,
15. MO only. Carton to be re-
turned at once. Miss Cora B.
Patterson, Ty Ty Rt. 1.

Pit Games: Falcon and Sone-|

tal Asil Crosses, 3 lb. size, $10.
trio; 134 Ib. size, $5.00 trio; Also
Modern Red Pyle Game Ban-
tams, $10.00 trio. H. Clayton
Garrett, Gainesville, Box 56.

~LEGHORNS:

10 purebred ever lay Brown
Leghorn Hens, 1 Cockerel, $1.75
a.; $18.00 for lot. Mrs. H. A.
Wilson, Martin, Rt. 2.

Around 200 4A White Leg-|

horn Pulleis, 5 mos. old Aug. 10,
$1.50 ea. if all taken. FOB here.
S. M. Honeyeutt, Alma.

50 select N. H. Pullets, best
foundation stock, disease free,
exc. egg producers, vaccinated
fowl pox, for sale. Will el.
50 miles. Grown by Chester -".

F. A. Write. C. S. Stripling,
Chester.
. 65 N. H. Red Pullets, Christ-

y strain, 4A, ready to lay, $2.
ea. at my place. Mrs. A. E.
Mace, Ellenwood. Rt. 1.
50 purebred N. H. Red Pul-
lets, March hatch, $1.85 ea;
lot. Mrs., Alice Hod-
Manassas. :

tH J... Bower,

FOB. H. H. Hodges,



10 N. H.'Red Hens, 15 moa.
old, now laying, $2. ea; lot for
$18.50. Mrs. J. A. Wilson, Mari-
in.

30 Red Pullets,
1 Peacock Hen,
Roosters and Turkeys, for
WwW. H. Sanders,
Rt. 2, Box 588.

40 N. H. Red Pulets, -
Wie:
laying, disease free flock, $3.
ea. Shipped prepaid MO only.
J. Y. Davis, Martin. Rt. 2:

PEACOCKS, PHEASANTS
QUAIL, DOVES, ETC.

Pr. Pigmy Pouters, 6 pr. Horm-

now

sale.

from

ing Pigeons, $3.00 pr.; 5 pr.
White Fan Tails, $5.00 pr.; 2 pes.
Muff Tumblers, $3.50 pr. E& H.
Morgan, College Park, 231 E.

Cambridge Ave.
100 grown pigeons and about

| 30 squabbs. Pigeons were pure

Kings and Carneaux, now mix-
ed but very prolific. Can get

about 25-30 squabs per month.

Will trade for anything of value
or sell reasonable. Will not ship.
D. A. Bagley, Austell.

Father Duck and 4 young 2
mos. old, $6. at my
Write first. Dollie Person, Dah-
lonega, Rt. 1.

2 Ganders, 6 Geese, all young
and healthy (2 yrs.) but. proven
breeders, $12. for lot or trade
for good young hens. All in-

quiries ans. Dr. H. E. Martin,
Carrollton.
Exc. 16 mos. old Tom , and

Turkey Hen (M. B. B. B.) for
200 lb. Crimson Clover here
Covington. <

5. Stock Turkey
Gobbler, for sale. Mrs. Dixie
Adams, Atlanta, 2483 Gordon
RdisS. WwW. eee

Several hundred 8 10, and
2 wks. old Bronze Turkey
Poults, and Bob White Quail,
few Peafowl, for sale. Mrs.
Helen Street, Atlanta, Rt. 2.

10 fine Guineas, now laying,
$9. for lot: Crated and shipoed
Bogart.

1 pr. each Mallard Ducks,
Brown and White Indian Run-
ners, $1. ea, 2 Ducks and
Drake, Black and White, $1.
ea; Common Bantams. 75 ea.
Or trade for other poultry.
Billy Durden, Odum, Rt. 1.

25 large Geese, 5 White and
20. Gray, $1. ea. W. D. Wright,
Mount Zion.



POULTRY WANTED



CORNISH, GAMES.

Want trio Pit Games. Must be
full blood, no crosses. Prefer
-3 lb. size. B. H. Greer, Brooks
haven, Box 371.

Want Pit Game Cocks nop

Cornish), not over 3 yrs. old,

lbs. or miore, goed eyes, plum-
age, feet, bill, spurs, no crooked
breast bones, no crooked tails,

Pay express and $1.00 lb. and=>

send you shipping crates pre-
paid. Dudley Price,
1678 Emory Rd. N. E.

LEGHORNS WANTED..

Want 20 or 25 White Leghorn
Pullets, 1947 hatch, laying of
will lay soon. Will pay $1.00 ea.
Also want 15 or 20 red pullets,
Write details. Mrs. Wiley White,
Sylvester.

Want to buy 50 or more W
L. Hens, not over 15 mos. ol
at reasonable price.
Howell, Trion, Rt. 1.
Trion on Hwy. 27.

Want 125 4 to 6-rmenths-old
White Leghorn Pullets. Give
full details or call, W. J. Sum

2-mi, Ne

lin, Atlanta, 730 Grand Ave. Ne
W. Bel. 1985-J.
Want Pullets. Prefer Par-

menter Reds. (300 at least) Con#
tact Benjamin F. Hubert, May*
field.
TURKEYS, GUINEAS. DUCKS,
GEESE, ETC. WANTED
Want to purchase 1) to
baby Ducks, large size,
covy or Pekin. C. C. Long, Pava
Want Gander, 3. Geese, M
covy Drake, 2 hens. Write $
lie Morgan, Jr., Atlanta, Y. M,

23

}C. A., Room 406.

laying, .
young Brema

Savannah,

approved flock of high

place. ~

Hens) 3 ies

Atlanta,

Henry gy

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so Tobacco
Jack

Rd, Ben Hill,
uefa

light work on. farm,

- Sept.

bus and

sam oh



FARM HELP WANTED.



Want single man io work on
farm in Dekalb Co. Can furn-
ish room and pay weekly sal-
ary. Come at once. J. H. Trib-
Atlanta, 277 Capitol Ave
We
Want woman to
farm: chores. L. W.
Marietta, Rt. 5.

WwWant farm couple without
children and sober for small
far m,on 50-50 basis for 1948.
Must furnish their labor -and
gtock. Large residence with
toom reserved for, storage. Al-
Allotment. Mrs.
Ciaxton, Rt. 2.

Want Exp. herdsman for
herd of reg. Hereford horned
cattle. Reference required as to
ability. Milton Stern, Fairburn
Rissls=Box.t19:

Ss.

do light
Goggins,

Rogers,



aS WANTED



60 yr. old man wants a tend-
ing cattle, hogs and chickens,
whole years work. Have to
have house, pasture, and plenty

running water. Prefer between]
here and Columbus. Dave
Meeks. Dallas, Rt: 4.

Vet., wife; 3 children, want
3 or 4-R.
house, Near Atlanta. Spare time
work on week-ends, etc., Life-
time exp. W. R. Waddell, At-
danta, 51 Play St. S. E. Phone
Cr. 6622.

Experienced man in cattle
and dairy farming -wants job:
as overseer of either dairy or
eattle. Small family. Can fuir-
nish references. J. B. Edmond-

son, Newnan, 108 Temple Ave. |

Couple with no children wants
light work on farm for room,
board and small salary. Make
oiter. Write. J. R. Sentell, At-
danta, Rt. 3, Box 561.

Famly wants plenty thick cot-
ton to piek (quote price), small
house for 1948, and small acres.
Good bottom and upland. Start
near Barnesville, Griffin
or-Columbus. Have to be moved.

' Ans. all letters. Oscar Padgett,
Conyers, Rt. 2.

Man with family, 2 boys 15

and 12 yrs. old, dairy on shares |<

or salary, 18 yrs. exp. Can farm,

_ drive truck and tractor. L, E.

* Morrison, Macon, Rt. 2.

Middle age jady wants light
farm work with nice people.
Dont drink, smoke, or have
bad habits. Salary. Write, Mrs.

- Mae Thompson, LaGrange, Bea-

mon St.

Middle aged man wants place
a home the year round with
ee family. Prefer So. Ga. on
State Hwy. Will. work for board

- and some spending money dur-
ing winter months. Dont smoke,

chew or drink. J. H. Williams,
Atlanta, Rt. 9; Box 549 A. Gil-
_ bert Rd.

2

4

Ex GI wants good 1 or
farm standing rent for 1948.
Good land, 2 good 5 R houses,
elc., outbldgs., water, school
mail route, close to
ehurch, Prefer near Villa Rica
ov Carrollton on GI training
- Job. Clyde Gable, Villa Rica.

Want small 1H farm with
house, lights and water,
small pasture, for standing
rent. Near Bibb County. R. L.
McCallister, Devereaux, Rt. a:
Box 73.

Wong couple with. 3 small

children wants job on farm dai-:

ty, husband not able to work at
present. Mrs. H. M. Hill, Gar-
tollton; Rt. 3.

Unencumbered woman wants

jh raising chickens, near At-

anta, on bus line. Lifetime ex-
perience. Ethel Mae Murdock,
Atlanta, Rt. 7, Box 108.

Want 4-R house with one or
B acres near Atlanta within bus
teach. Good gardner or care:
taker. Am available now. D. C.
Lively, Atlanta, 646 Wells St.
S. W. Ra. 7071.

Want dairy farm to work on
shares,- experienced with cows
aod general farming. Clyde May,
Canon,

H

eergis rig peins of be

. July 11947
Hone Tom Linder, ;

Commissioner of Agriculture,

State Capitol, =

Atlanta, Ga. ;

Dear Mr. Linder:
I respectfully submit an itemized ANNUAL RE-

ion, Department of Agriculture, State of Georgia, for
the period July 1, 1946 through June 30, 1947.

















Inspections of foods and feeds ____________ =18.609
SW -TAGIRI0 I Chis a i i ae 849
Heed) Inspections 2255 tess sais ieee abe ee 12,457
Samples taken to be analyzed _-_-_ 570
Abatements issued to improve sanitary

CON CTGUOIS! 8 se te eee ees a ee 92

The following food and feed were withheld

from sale:
Heed: aes Se tae ens Ny eed 3,343,946 lbs.
FeO gg 5 oer Se pei i ia NL ay ps en 7.103 doz.
bard 5 2 uae 3,312. lbs,
ISAT Se atin eae eine Pee a 86 cans
Starch 2= : Pesaran wha ERAN 3,180 Ibs.
Mayonnlais@.5 ka a (pings) 43 cases.
Mayonnaise. (8071) ee 40 cases
Bab bhesG uns si sais ae ea 1,343 boxes.
Borla Sa Sam eres ees mera eee 30 lbs.
EDT Si iiases st Zee eis Se A att et eee 24 ,690 Ibs.
(Gants Bien ieee ene ieee ee ZGLDS 07) esa 1,728. cans
Rorks 761% lbs.
WS eel SO) eee ee ee ees 13714 gals.
Chickens 2 247 AN Abs:
Syrup be csi Cgetie See UR Se ee a igh ee So 2 DON: gals.
S yeti pee ein ae (No. 10 Cans) ____ '312 cans
Hamburger Meat SAU Be Se oat 15 Ibs.
Ba Cie NE eo Eee eee - 5 Ibs.
Graded Chasse: 24 to a] 60 cases
SECY OUtr Ss ee a ne 86,715 lbs.
Bee ice er eee ae een 4,211 Ibs.
Sweet Sane cS RSIeauM Sie eae te art cern oe 16,500 lbs.
Saccharine lap lets. see ee ee - 126 pkgs.
Mea COR. eesten aa eenes, cose, Sees 15944
Can Prunes __-_ (No. 10) cans)_ 84 cans
Canty wee saens Se ee ee 305 lbs.
Meat 225 9,530 lbs.
Lamb & Seas 316 Ibs.
Steak zs ies 10 lbs.
IGLOS ee ee Ge Sean eas een 13: Tbs.
Salad: Dressings es ee eee ee L2e Pts:
Tomato Sauce (No. 10 Cans) JOBE, 12 cans
Gates deloelbs bags) secs ene 20 bags
Shell Walnuts (48 Cartons) _.-- 25 each
Imitation Black Pepper (3/4 oz. pkgs. ) 7,424 pkgs.
Imitation Black Pepper 2,340 Ibs.

The following foods were destroyed Unfit:
for consumption:



FETS Uy eh sie cee 9,810 Ibs.
Hamburger Meat. LO GaetETery GONE Tee RRA 45 lbs.
Mie at us. Sorin anes 89. Ibs.
Be ein sie eros 432. Ibs.
Pork Sausage 75 Ibs.
PonkB@ NG poise ae hae ee ees ae Zt LDS:
Turnips (Green) ~~ .22. = (bunches) 320 doz.
SiweetiPotahoes its se ee 28,345 lbs.
Green Onions 227 (bunches) 752 doz.
TMs tenn hoa es eae 38,956 lbs.

Turnip Greens 69,605 lbs.

PORT of the work done by the Food and Feed Divis-|

Mineral Oilee se
|Hot Bell Pepper pee

_|Hot Pepper ee,
.\Imitation Black Pepper oe

Old Field Peas eee
a Rutabagas

{Red Potatoes _____

Imitation Black Pepper By OZ. pkgs. y

























































Foods Destroyed(Continued)
Pole Beans SE ee ee
Pepper (green)
Cucumbers
Snap Beans ee eee i eee
Collards (bunches)~
Salad: Dressings a =a is eee ee
Oysters 222 ii Sit ee ae
Woos semen
Pie Crust
Bananas
Weiners
Butter Beans ixcos/ ees ac Se enc ines
PeTUIG Sie eeshetes ey ne
Kee Plant
S ura shies Ses is ed ie eee ay
Biscuit Mixture
Tomatoes
Cabbage
Onions
Radishes = 5 i eee ee ae ee
TLTISh cP ObAtO OS & x sis eden ere
California Dates
Saccharine Tablets
Limes
Broecoli
Okra ss
Spinach :
BellAPep pers 2 ee aie
Soy Bean Flour _. : a
Brazil Nu esc. Ss ee eee ee
Rhubarb - So ea se a
Oranges
ence





4 2 iS
ee ee

























Sugar so Ee eee
seth uCe ee ee ils ee ee ous =
Avocado a seo

Peaches
Celerq







Apples

Green Peas a
{Crowder Peas




Strawberries.
Asparagus
Spareribs _
Cut off Turnips



The. following plants were: destroyec
for planting: eave =
Reppercs cS, Aries
Cabbage : RG
Tomato
Potato







POSITIONS WANTED - POSITIONS WANTED :



POSITIONS WANTED



Want light work in farm as
earetaker with good people, am
58 yrs. old, good health, will-
ing worker, lifttime exp. Can
furnish best of references. Write.
Make offer. M.U: Jinks, Cedar-
town, Box 244.

Want nice wnencumbered
healthy, reliable woman to do
light farmwork, live as one of

Large family wants grain, hay,
other feed crops and livestock
on shares. Must have tractor
with equipment, -good large
house, elec., conv. to school and
church. All letters ans. D. F.
McFarlin, Hogansville, RFD 2.

Widow with 5 children, boy
16,. wants: to rent small crop for
1948. Prefer near Dalton with

stock furnished. Write or see.
Martha Lewis, Chatsworth, Rt.
2 Near Fulier Chapel.

Experienced farmer wants on}
farm on 50-50 basis or take job)
gathering crop. Willie Carr,
Warner Robins, 405 3rd. Ave.

Want man with 2 plow hands
to cultivate 2H farm, also cul-
tivate sma!'l acreage by_ day.
Good tobacco and vegetable
lands. For full information write
D. J. McCorvey, Pavo. Rt. 3.

Want reliable party with $10,-
000 who dont mind work: to
help me raise hogs, cattle. Mrs.
J. W. Suggs, Fairburn.





Ms

family with 2 grown people.
Give age and reference. Room,
board, and salary. Miss Pearl
Solomon, Macon,

| St. Apt. 6.

Want experienced a farm-
er with family for 1948 crop,
3rds and 4ths, 20 A river bot-
toms, 30 A upland, 6R wired
house (brick), also 1 four room
house, pasture truck patches,
RED, school bus, mi. So. Daw-
sonville, 1% mi. No. 9 Hwy. 12
mi, N. Cumming on Ettawah
River. Mrs. Maggie S. Hayes, At-
lanta, 1512 Westwood Ave. S. W.
Phone Ra..3736.

rk

479 Orange




























for |-- 40 -yr.
gathering crop,
next year. 5 to
experience.
: ee

several families
gathering cotton, corn, and_pea-
nuts. Also do general farm
work. F. B. Tae a
ville.

Want middle aged white wo-
-man to do light work on farm, |
live in home with elderly cou-
ple. Smiall salary. J. W.Cagle, |
Jasper, Rt. 3.

Want job on farm. Can drive}
truck or tractor. Small family.
CSan live in small house. Bill
L. Presley, Wrightsville, Rt. 2.

45 yr. old man wants light | ;
work on poultry, stock, or
dairy farm. Victor Middleton,
Savannah, 326 Barnard St.

Want job at good dairy. Rob-
ert David, Wrightsville, Rt. 2.

Want man on stock farm to
drive tractor. Dont app unless:
able work, also wil tg, bo a
want town farmers. E, R. Tay:
ete LaGrange.

Want

pentine nce 530-5
and move: eee

pe

33-yr. ld man, W
ren, want 1 or 2

Floyd, or eocae
ish references. J
po Adairsville, :