Farmers and consumers market bulletin, 1948 July 28

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: TOM UNDER S Sy



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ao ae WEDNESDAY, JULY 28, 1948

ever the time of testing comes. Sue hh
people are the salt of the earth.

T am especially appreciative of this

5 madge: :
Atlanta, Georgia, _
= aa ee July 21, 1948






















tate Capitol
oe oe Pe ee

Coos gia oa in he South. ee are aiteniatine to
ram down our throats an F.E.P.C. program that will
troy the liberty of all of our people. as

( yu and I fully realize that the Coes oney of

Pp sit a the F ee Government will indict the
mmissioners of Agriculture of. Georgia and Tex-
for attempting to secure higher prices for farm
oducts, it is. time for the farmers of our nation to
ee up. = -



IT want. you to cal upon me for any assistance
that I can render you in this fight. |

eee kindest t personal regards and best wishes,

Sincerely yours,

) . ~ HERMAN TALMADGE.



Prccides, Farmers

also appreciate ihe following fine
County Ohio, Cleves, Ohio:

A om So Frank Minges,

_ FARMERS GUILD OF HAMILTON Co. OHIO.

ae es - Office of Frank Minges, Pres.
ee Cleves, Ohio. |
ee. a. July 18, 1948
_ Mr. Thomas Linder,
me Agriculture Commissioner,

Atlanta, Georgia. Pes ag

Dear Sins : oe e

I am ee sorry I have not written en eee if

ENDS | AND NEIGH

ae Appreciate Them All

: fine letter from Honorable Meepung Tal-

~ tribution,

Guild of Hamilton -







NUMBER 46 |



(Continued from |

Last Week)
A Few Duties Of The

Commissioner Of Agriculture

Under Georgia Laws

DUTIES OF THE COMMISSIONER
OF AGRICULTURE

Code Section
dence with bureaus, societies, ete.

5-111 (1985) Correspon-











Tt shall be the duty of the said Com-

missioner to correspond with all bu-

reaus, societies, corporations, and organ-



izations having for their purposes the

development a this State and of the

Southern States of these United States, <
homeseekers,

the bringing of capital,



and acceptable immigrants to this and

to the -said Southern: States: to advise

them as to the resources and advantages _

of this State; te communicate, to cor-

respond with, and furnish all informa-

tion to all persons seeking same along

the lines indicated. ( Acts 1894, p- 105.)7_ :









Code Section 5-201. Creation. pure
poses. .
Hor the purposes of promoting

proper, efficient and economical hand-
transporting, storage, dis- =

ling, packing,
inspection and oe agti-
cultural products of all kinds
of assisting producers and consumers
thereof in selling and purchasing
same under fair conditions, and at fair

and reasonable prices, there is hereby,

_ereated within the Department of Agti-
culture a Bureau of Mar kets: (Acts 1947,
"PP. Tele HSE) oe

Code Section 5-204. Duties of Direr-
tor; investigations, information, advice
and assistance, prevention of waste. -

The Director shall be the chief exec-

~ utive officer of the Bureau of Markets
and it shall be his duty to organize said
with the
Commissioner of Agriculture to plan

Bureau and in cooperation
and formulate the work to be done and
carry out the provisions of this Chapter;
and he shall

(a) Investigate methods and prae-
tices in comection with the produetion,
handling, standardizing, Stalin classi-
fying, sorting, weighing, packing, trans-
portation, storage,
of agricultural products of all kinds
within this State and all matters rele-

vant thereto.

(b) Gather, formulate, and dissem-
(Contittued on Page four)

within
this State, and for the further purpose

the |

Inspection and sale.

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of notice. z

mE more than 35 to 40 words, n

~~ Under Legislative Act the
not assume any responsibility f
Bulletin, nor for any
notices.
Tom Linder. Commissioner.
Published Weekly at

114- 122 race St. Covingion, G

1 Address all items for Sa and al! requests to be put

yailing list and for change of adcress to STATE: BUREAU
MERKETS, 222 STATE CAPITO",,

: NATIONAL EDITORIAL

Notices of farm produce and appurtenances admissable
ander postage regulations inserted one time on each request
and repeated only when ECCS: is accompanied by new copy

-[imited space will not permit inserti

transaction

By Department of Agriculture



Atlanta.

OCIATION

on of notices contain-

ot including name and address:

Georgia Market Bulletin does
or any notice appearing in the
resulting from -.published

a.



Markets. 222 State Capitol.
Ailenia, Ga.

Notify on FORM 3578Bureau of



Entered

at Covington Georgia, under A
of June 6,

provided for in Section 1103. A
of October 8, 1937

Executive Office, State Capit

State Capitol. Ailanta. Ga.
Ailanta, Ga.
Publication Office



23 second ciass matter
August 1, 1937 at the Post Office

1900. Accepted for
mailing at special rate of postage

Ediforial ana Executive Offices

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ol







- SECOND HAND MACHIN-
ERY FOR SALE

W. C. Allis-Chalmers Trac-
tor, 2 row Pulley power take-
eff, power lift, starter, lights,
foot brakes, planters, distribu-
tors, cultivators, 2 disc plow,
rs middle buster, all for 1944

wmodel, $2050. Cramer M. Brooks
Loganville, RFD 1.

1 M Farmall Tractor, culti-
vators, planters, distributors, 7
tt. Dbl. Sec Harrow, 3 disc turn
plow, all good cond. Day phone,
22-J, night, 222-L. J. L. Wynn,

_ Sycamore.

Ford-Ferguson tractor with
grain drill. mower dise terracer,
Weeder, Planters, Cultivators,
Rake dirt scoop, Hay baler,
Bush and Bogg harrow, lime
All like new. H. McDonaid,
spreader, use with any tractor.
Atlanta, Box 3300 Station F.

Farmiil H. Tractor with all
equip. or trade for 1 Row Farm-
all A or Allis-Chalmers. Must
be good-cond. R, L. Harris, Tif-
fon; Rt: 1:

3-Gullatt Cotton Gin Cleaner
Feeders, used 1 season, Priced
to sell, Write or Call, W. D.
Sivell, Chipley.

J Elec. Churn, practically
mew, perfect cond., $12. PP:
Mrs. W. A. Hammond, Grant-
ville, Lone Oak Rd.

2H Bagwell Wagon, $20.
Write or come. J. E. Brookshire,
_ Gainesville, Rt. 7. About 7 mi.
_ Gainesville near George Conner
Store.

David Bradley Garden Trac-
tor with sickle bar, seeder, and
cultivator, practically new, $200;
also other farm equip. R. P.
pemend, Lithonia, Rt. 3. Ph.

John Deere B. Tractor, plant-
ing and cultivating equip., fert.
attachments, new power con-
trolied tiller, peanut plows,
never used, $1750; A Intl. Trac-

tor, planting and fertilizing
equip. $1400. All first class
cond, C. M. Pippin Sr., Albany.

1945 model J, Deere B. Trac-
tor, planters, cultivators, starter,
lights, etc., reasonably priced,
er trade for Farmall A and dif-

ference; Also F-12 and equip.
~ for sale. P. G. White, Jr., Fitz-
- gerald, Rt. 4. Tel. 336-L1,

Model L. John Deere Tractor
and equipment, good ~ cond.,
cheap for cash. Sam J. Moore,
Dover, RFD 1.

Link Belt Chain Conveyor
for corn, feed, cotton seed,
used with feed mill, and equip.

for same, O. E. Norton, Fair-
burn.

New 2. disc Hester Tiller
Plow. Cheap, or exc. for 10-12,

xow grain drill. B..W. Screws,

ERY FOR SALE

New 2H walking cultivator,
Sperfect cond., $65; Riley C.
Couch, Turin.

Farmall Tractor, 1946 model
M; Bush Bogg Harrow, McCor-
mick-Deering 19-B, Tandrum
634 ft., Disc Harrow, McCor-
mick-Deering 10-A, Tandrum,
7 ft., Harrow Plow (Tiller), Intl.
No. 3, 6-25 in. disc, bottom
plow. J. D, 4-A, 2-16 in. plows.
M. L. Treadwell, Ludowici.

J. D. 1947 Model A. Tractor,
practically new, full set of 2
two row cultivating equip.,
planters, distributors for J. D.
Tractor A., 4 disc tiller. on rub-
ber, 16-20 in. disc. 6 ft. cut:
heavy duty harrow, peanut
weeder. See. M. D. Mock, Lan-
ier.

6 row cotton dusting machine
with auxiliary motor. Can be
mounted on back of Farmall H
for M Tractor. Good buy. See.
Dillard Wood, Bowdon.

Large Intl. Threshing Ma-
chine, Hay Baler and Fertiliz-
er or Lime Spreader. Thomas
C. Wylly, Tennille.

Complete Dairy Equip., 2 Sail
ready operate surge milkers, 10
gal. cap., elec. cooler,
only 1 yr, Bargain. 8: mi. W.
Carrollton, at Burwell. M. Up-
chureh, Carrollton.

& disc Athens, Bush and Bogg
Harrow, exc. cond., 12 disc
Rome Harrow, Bush and Bogg,
fair cond, Cheap. Se at my
ae John Pope, Sharpsburg,

10 gal, barrell churn good
cond., $8. Mrs. J. W. Flanigan,
Elenwood, Rt. 1.

6 Oil Burner Chicken Brood-
ers, 4 used very little, 2 never
used, perfect cond., $80 for lot.
Also 1 planter and fert. attach-
ment for Ford or Ferguson
Tractor, perfect cond. Z: J.
Bridges, Talmo.

1 used horse drawn Rake, op-
erating condition., $12; Chatta-
nooga 62 Turn Plow, good, $8
Used 1 H wagon, fair cond.,
and 1 horse mule, 12 yrs.
sound and healthy, $90. At my

place 8 mi. So. Augusta, U. S.
Hwy 1. J. E. Wylds, Hepzi-
bah, Rt, 2.

_ 2H McCormic-Deering Mow-
ing Machine, good cond. J. 8.
Harden, Griffin, Rt. C Ph. 3150.

J. I. Case Pickup Hay Baler
with Wise, Engine, A-1 cond.,
used approx. 200 hrs. H. B. Bur-
roughs, Danielsville. Phone 32.

1945 A, J: D. Tractor -with
planters and cultivators, J. D.
20. Disc Cutting Harrow,
plow, also 1 horse and 1 colt.
No. letters.

SECOND HAND MACHIN-|

etc. used |:

old, |

2 disc }.
See. E. M. Clark,

D D
MACHINERY FOR SA



2 Roller 2H Syne Mill, 10 ft..
Copper Pan Skimmers, every-
thing complete, ready for use,
$125. Cannot: ship. L, J. Ellis,
Cumming. pe
Mule drawn Mowing Machine
and Rake for sale. Cheap. 3 mi.
Acworth clase to Hwy. 41. C.

'|}L. Landers, Cartersville, Rt. 20

One 50 barrel Midget Marvel
Flour Mill, complete with con-
veyors, pulleys, and shaftings.
All perfect. cond, Cheap. Jack
B, Taylor, Davisboro.

One large farm Bell, loud
tone, $20 FOB. C. S. Dally,
Social Circle.

4 elec Incubators, 2 Oaks, 1
premier and 1 pickwick, 1000,
-750, and 500 cap., $12.50 ea, my
place. Mrs. R. c Baker, Ben
FL Mel: Ga. 5218s e

Set Blacksmith Tools for sale.
Rufus C. J. Mainor, Byromville,
Rt. 2, Box 42. River Rd.

Good Case Side Del Rake for
sale or exc. for Bush and Bogg| ~
Harrow. E..D. Wiggins, Simith-

ville.

1200 cap. . Battery unit for
raising broilers, all metal. J. C.
Etheridge, Chipley, Box 182.

F-12 Farmall Tractor with
cultivators, planters, and dis-
tributors, M. G. Hinson, Chula;
Rt: 4.

Practically new Cass Hay
Baler with pickup attachment,
$3.75 to first applicant. See at
my farm on Lovers Lane. Phone
after 7 P.M.:No. 8-9753. G. P.
King Augusta. P.O. Box 383.

One 4:dise Athens Tiller, good
disc, in excellent cond., all over

$200. J. 2 Alton McWhorter,
Franklin.

Oliver 70 tractor, Oliver
grainmaster 15 combine, Bush

and Bogg heavy duty harrow,
mounted on rubber, all new.
1947 and in excellent cond.
$3,000. C. L, McClure Jr., Oak-
wood.

One SC Case. tractor,
ers, cultivators, 1 weeder,
dise tiller,
Jim Cobb. Eastman, Rt. 1.
also peanut plows in good. shape

One 1947 J. D. tractor, plant-
ers and cultivators, in good
cond. Otis R. Miller, Wadley.

-J. D. Tract.r H, Planters and
cultivators, 8 disc Rome harrow,
new, 23 in. disc. Halfred Bran-
yon, Danielsville.

Allis Chalmers C, Tractor,
cultivator, hydreulic lift and
power take off for sale, also
J. D, 2 H. steel wagon, $35; 3
row Cole oat. drill and fert.
dist. $20;Mallory and No. 10
imperial 2 H plows, $7.50 ea. All
good cond. Geo. W.
Madison.

Latest thing in. a Southern 2
H_ walking. cultivator, never
been used, $70. Mrs. H. J. Peag-
Jer, Lumpkin.

.G. Case Tractor. (pH P.)
and planting and cultivating
attachments, 1 dbl. Cut. 6 ft.
Harrow, used seasons. H. A.
Adams. McDonough, Box 222.
Phone 109.

Good F-20 Tr Son on rubber,
almost new 24x20 Cutaway
Harrow, and 3 disc Powc: Lift
Tiller, to be used on H tractor.
Geo, N. Thomas, -Thomasboro.

1-2 H
running cond., $25; Also Ford.
Bottom Plow with Ist set points
perfect cond., 145; Also want
power take-off pulley for Ford
Tractor, P. W. Harrison, Hal-

plant-
6}

cyndale.

-Ferguson-Ford Tractor, used
but in first class -cond., com-
plete -with hydraulic equip.,

$1250 cash. See Royce Ramey,
The Neely Farm, Norcross.

Motor Generator 110 volt AC,
used to light dairy, milking ma-
chine, etc., good cond. Dr. J. H.
Arnold, Newnan:

SEED FOR SALE

Red Speckled Crowder Peas,
15c Ib.; $1 10 lbs.; Ga. Collards,

Purple Globe Turnip Seed, 12 1b
SOC, 90c:-21b) < Bxc.. for. aie
Prompt del. Mattie Duran,

Cumming, Rt. 1.
Shallot Onion Seed, 20c Ib.

FOB. or exc. for white sacks, Ib.
for sack. Hope McMichen, Dal-





. Adrian. Ri, 3.

Milner, Rt. 1.

jas, Ri. 3.



a White and Speckled Tender

all on good rubber, |

Malcom, |.

$1.90 M del.;

wagon and body, good };

"July 24th, 30c C; 500, $I;
Mill- |.





Half Runner Garden Beans,
45c teacup; 3 cups, $1.25. White
Nest Onions, $1.50 gal; G. T.
Brown, Ball Ground, Rt. 1.

Purple Top and Shogoin Tur-
nip seed. Mixed, 40c lb.; Lot of
25, $8. Mrs. Roy Blalock, Can-
ton, Rt.-3; ;

Old fashioned beer seed, 25c |.
per start, Mrs. Don Tatum,
Rising Fawn. Bel



i

mixture for winter grazing. Re-
seeded on my farm for 8 yrs.
Sell 25c lb. FOB. Jocl H. San-
ders. Rt, 2. Newnan.

Multiplying Calif. Beer Seed,
30c cup. no stamps. Pairlee:
Runles, Gainesville, Rt. ~7.

Red Speckled Crowder Pea
Seed, 15c lb; 10 lb., $1; Ga. Col-
Jard and purple Globe Turnip,
1% lb. 50c;
Prompt del, Gladys
Rt. Ne Cumming.

Green glazed collard seed,
(kind bugs dont bother), 4 tbls.,
$1 .postpaid. Mrs. T.~T. Hollo-
way, Cobbtown. Rt. 1.

Duran,

Red nest onions, $1 eat and
pay pay postage, Mrs. A. M.
Lane, Vienna. Rt. 1.

. 1948 crop Lady Finger Seed
Peas, 40c lb. Add postage. 4 and
10 Ib lot prices quoted. Mrs. Jes
B. Paul, Leesburg, Rt. 1

Karly Tender Speckled and
White Half Runner . Garden
Beans, 3 cups, $1.25. PP in Ga.
P. B. Brown, Ball Ground, Rt. 1.

Multiplying Calif. Beer Seed,
25c good start. Mrs. Sallie
Floyd, Rockmart, Rt. 2.

Upson Co. Reseeding Crimson
Clover Seed, has reseeded to a
perfect stand for 6 yrs. Germ.
95 per ct., purity, 98.1, inert, 1.9.
40c lb. FOB. B. A. Moseley,
Thomaston, Rt 2. f

Purple Top Turnip Seed, 60c
lb: Ga. Collard, 30c lb. Add
postage. Randall nae Ander-
}sonville.



PLANTS FOR SALE



Greater Baltimere Tomato,
Wakefield and Dutch Cabbage,
and Ga. Collard Plants, 200; $1;
del, Mixed as you want. A. C.
Garrett, Gainesville. Rt. 4.

Dutch and Wakefield Cab-
bage, Marglobe, Stone and Rut-
ger Tomato, Ga. Collard Plants,
$1.503 $2.25 M; 2 M, $4. del.
5 M up, $1.90 Exp Col. Prompt
shipment. Bonnie Smith,
Gainesville, Rt. 2. ;

checks or COD.
Nichols, RFD 1.

Marglobe, Rutger Tomato,
Wakefield and Dutch Cabbage
Plants, 300, $1; $2.25 M. Del.;
5 M up $2 exp. col.; Ga. Collard
Stone Tomato Plants, 400, $15.
5 M up, $1.75 col.
W. Smith Gainesville, Rt. 2.

AQ

Wakefield and aus Dutch
Cabbage, Marg lobe pulledae,
and Stone Totnate lants, 5
CG: ~500, $150; $2 M. Prompt
shipment, Large Lots Cheaper.
Lee Crow, Gainesville, Rt. 2,
Box 143.

Wakefield and Dutch Cab-
bage Plants, 45c C; $2 M. Stone
Marglobe Rutledge Tomato, and
Collard Plants, 40c C; 500 $1.50;
$2.25 M. Azzie Crow, Gaines-
ville, Rt. 2 Box 143.

Sage Plants, 6, 50c; 15, $1.
Mrs. J. G. Dodd, Norcross, Rt. 1.

Finest Gem _ Everbearing
Strawberry Plants, $1.25 C;
Fall and winter heading, Flat
Dutch Cabbage plants, $1, 400.
Good Tough field grown plants;
4 Red Abundance Plum Bushes,
ae Mrs. John Meyers. Hartwell

te

Marglobe tomato plants, ready
$2

Homer Worth,

C;

| M. PP. Solomon Davis,
edgeville. Rt. 5, Box 126.

Chas, W. cabbage, Ga. head-
ing collard plants, 40 C; 500,
90c; $1.50 M. Postpaid; 10 M.,
Cabbage, $11.50 FOB. Moses
Davis, Milledgeville, Rt. 5, Box
126.

Late Flat Dutch Cabbage
Plants, -field grown, shipped
promptly, 30c C; 300, $1.25;

500, $2; $2.50 M. C. R. Garrett,



.|Gainesville, Rt. 5.

65 per et. Hardy strain re- wr
seeding Crimson _ Clover and 30] 5
per ct. common Rye grass, good 5

Oc lb. Add postage. |:

300 $1.40; 500, $2; $3.50 M. All}

P. R. Potato vines, $5 M. No}













doz. also. Blac : d
nice, clean, 80c Ib. Add

Touses Rt, a.

Tomato Plants, no
shipped. promptly, 300

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Add. See i
Cumming, Rt. ee

Sage Plants, $ C; ;
L. J. Elis, Cummin %

Chas. W. Cabba

| Collard plants, 25 C.

age. Mrs. Ewe
Cumming ER

BEANS ae P}










White Half Run:
teacup; 3 cups, :
crop. PP in Ga.
Brown, Ball Ground Rt

| White Half Runn

Cornfield, McCastin Pole
Pink Peanut Borel
tine Bunch Beans,

White. Cabbage Collar
2 uM Fred TE




























Old Time Tender S
and White Half Runne
45c teacup; 3 cups, $1.25
in Ga. 1948 crop. M
Little, Ball Ground.

Little Pink Tender Gar
Beans. Can be plante







































{for late beans. 45e, cu)







postage. Mrs.
Ellijay, Rte one



Pas











CATTLE, FOR SA













1-50 head cattle | ee
Cows with calves at sid
heifers, open, and a fey
ready for service. Her
| Monty's Vagabond 15t
Denny, Daniel























Good grade B ahi ae
mos. old, $225. Geor
Strickland, Perry, Rt.

Several reg. Tose
calves from 4 star bulls
dams with HJR. reco
400 lbs. butterfat or bette
classified very good ox
plus. Eligible for stars.
Z. . Swearingen, F
Rt. 25 Bow 1645s *

Jersey Cow and
breed Heifer; both fr
Also 2 mules: 11 yr. eld
900 lbs., Horse, 6 yrs old
Ibs., both sound, gentle,
anywhere. Cone Smith,
burn, Rt. 2, North Cutt |

3 reg Jersey Bulls,

1948. Priced to selltma
Papers up to date. Bill
nis, Buford, Rt. 1, Bons
Farm,

Reg. Jersey Bull, Ji
Splendid Aim, No.
Dropped Mar, 10,: 1948,
bloodlines. Sire Design
did Aim No. 458242; D.
Right Daisy No. 131144
Fred Burkholder, K
Rte lesbost on
Rd.

Reg. thoroughbred Black
gus Bull, 3 yrs. old, wt. 9
1000 lbs. Sell: by wt.

Beet: ae Cornelia.
Res :
3 Jersey Milch Cows,
Ist calves, other with
gals. ea. on pasture, giv
on feed; Heifer, 2 yrs old,
ea. for both, or $115 fi
separately. Mrs. J. D. Par
Hepzibah. Hwy 1. ~

Fine, reg., Angus bull,
good qualities, every Way,
100 lbs.; $300; Also Re,
Essex boar hog, abi


































































































































































































































































214 mos. old, from
or sale or exc,

have.
mox, Rt. 2.

ts, _ short
- Grand Champ.,
hamp Boars at
Males ready for

B. E.

e; 8 wks old pigs,
i me Alpharetta,

or exc. for seed |

Shoats oe ready
Hantished: Males,
ates Box 214,

5 mos. old, from

ee tal) HOB. J:
tanta, 126, E. Wee!

) Ibs.-150 lbs.

a ee: Riles,

red Duroc Pies,
9 wks. old, $25
nner, Sandersville
03-W3.

ra Pigs, 8 wks.
sex, $22 ea. Papers
. Corrie Sanders,
tes ele

locky, easy feed-
5, dbl innoculated

eford Pigs, y
ey marked, males
0 ea. Re. in buyers
ackson, Crawford-

6 ereles. 2 mos.

male 7 mos. old,

oodlines, All treated

in buyers name.

E. Pinehurst. Mrs,
Pinehurst.

$100, or trade for

ea, Billy Sanders,

Ie Pigs, 2-3 mos,
loodlines, ae8 in buy-
: a pe os - R. Mor-

s Bcd Boca
papers free in

deposit, bal upon del.
ywhere. Robi. W.
usta, 855 Broad St.

e Duroe pigs, far-
siz ea,

_ reasonable. |

Fayetteville,

1 female Hereford
50 Ibs. dbl treat-

e ready for service.
mbley, a ae Rt.

fie tanpshive cros- |

ks, old aud 10 mos.

choice Duroc Ww

same bloodlines.

nose,

Inrelated prs. reg.

evuison,. Pineview,

dbl. treated |

$35. ea, Watson |eont reasonable offer.

-|T. Cooper,
dbl, treated, - eae

ales and Gilts,

re Le Hardy,

Special price,



ag good Sows and 50 young

-| pigs, full blooded, 400 lb. OIC

Boar. 6 good shoats, about 125
Ibs. ea. Also 6 yr. old Mare,

Horse Colt, 15 mos. old, My
_. {farm 5 mi. Gainesville. P. E.
_ | Alford, Gainesville. 360 East

Myrtle St; Phone 2533 or A048

ieee
RA BITS ND AVI Ss
a FOR SALE _





Purebred NZW_ Rabbits,
ages, also Black
Duteh, Bob Elhott,
yers.

all
and White
Jr., Con-



LIVESTOCK WANTED



HORSES AND MULES
-. FOR SALE







7

Large gray mare Mule, some
age; in good health, $25. at my

place. Rabt. N. Farrar, Fayette-

Ville, Rt. 1.

-6 yr. old sorrell mare, Jaded
worker, plenty spirit, 1450 Ibs.,
a cash, oc exc. for good cow.

. T, Bridges, Byron, Rt. 2.

Horse. Mule, 3 yrs. old, wt.
900 Ibs., broke work anywhere.
Marion Boyce, Campton, Rt. 1.

Nice female mule, perfect.
cond., around 10 yrs. old. Ac-
Myrsz 2d:
Center Hill, 2309
North Center Hili.

Good Work Mule, about 1100
lbs., sound and gentle. Sell or
trade for pigs or calves. J. C.
Cook, College. Park, Box 194.

Reg. Tenn. Walking Horses,
- | brood Mares, Colts, show pros-

pects for sale, also at Stud: Al-

tens Wilson Allen 453059, Al-
lendale Farms. Clyde O'Kelley,
Gainesville, Rt. 2.

Ga. raised Filly. Colt, 3 1/2
yrs. old, fat, good cond. Reason-
able or trade for cow and hags.
Mrs. Helen Street, Atlanta, Rt.
'2. Phone Ch. 1777.

Sev. Reg. Tenn. Walking
brood mares and yearling fil-
lies. Thos. C. Wylly, Tennille.

Beautiful, gaited saddle horse,
very gentle, suitable for ladies
to ride. ip B. Crowe, ISIN a:

- SHEEP AND GOATS
FOR SALE





Saanan Goat to freshen in
August. and 1 that freshened
in april with 2 nannie kids, all
aod Bill Young, Marietta, Rt.

eee milk - goat,
Ethel Weeks, Rebecca, Rt. 1.

ne Tog. does, bred, $25 eas 1
ea. Tog. and Saanan Billy, $15
ea: All 5 mos. old, of pure high
grade stock. Not reg, but from
reg. mothers. Crating, $2.50 ex-
tra. ~Josan Geia, Lawrenceville.

Good Milk Goat, giving 2
gts. daily, for sale. Cannot ship.
Off Gordon Rd. on Hill Crest
eee Mrs. Clyde Logan, Austell,

6

$20



RABBITS AND CAVIES
FOR SALE

ap Se a TH

6 rabbits, 12 wks. old, mostly
N. Z. Whites, $.00 ea;_ 2 solid
white: bantam (chicken) roost-
ers, yr. old, $1. ea; 1 ea., white
Pekin duck, and _ nite and |
fawn indian Runner drake, $1.-
a ea. Billy Durden, Odum, Rt.

'N. Z. White and White An-

gora rabbits from Reg. stock,
3 mos. old, $1.50 ea. J. W. Be-
Balls Atlanta, 3857. Peachtree

100 guinea pigs (cavies), wt.
Over 2 lbs., bred, $1.50 ea., 300
at 75c ea: White und broken
{colors. Earl) B. Hollis, Craw-
l fordville.

Guinea Pigs, mixed colors, $4.
pr. Mrs. J. E. Matthews, Atlan-
ta, Rt. Sy BOX 13258,

6N. Z. W. Rabbits, 4 mos. old,
also Buck and Doe, fully grown,
$10. for lot \r exc. for pullets.
Martin L. Strickland, Royston.

Ped. Eng.,

Angoras, heavy
woolers,

reasonably Pliced or

jexc. for good quality meat rab-

bits. A. L. .Thompson, Wash-
ington, Box 386. 5
NZW Rabbits, from ped.

stock. 2 yrs. old doe, $6. Pr. 11
|wks. old, $3.70; 8 wks. old, $3.50.
| Exp. col, Mrs. Otis Mas na

CATTLE: .ant 1 Male and 2
mos. or olde, Reg. State price
and age. W. F. Freeman, Bos:
ton, Box 177.

Want 10 eg! Angus Heifers,
300-400 Ibs., also one reg. An-
gus Bull, about 600 lbs., not
related to heifers. W. M. Gar-
trell, Blue Ridge.

Want 6 to 10 high grade
dairy cows, coming in with 2nd
calf or young calf by side. Must
be near Atlanta. Write. S. D.
Truitt, Atlanta, 901 Court

: House.

Want qualified good Jersey
milch cow for Dairy. Advise. F.
P. Ivey# Thomson.

HOGS: Want White Face Fe-
male Pigs and Young Gilts.
Want full stock with papers.
Give best prices one (Dea Seg kts
Head, Cleveland.

Want Reg. med. blocky type

litter, for light. Service. State
price, etc. Jas. B:-Bartch, Au-
gusta, 37 Mtd Box 680,

Want 1 Black Essex boar pig,

but need not be reg. Advise. H.
H. Elders, Reidsville,

HORSES AND MULES: Want
Shetland Pony. Must be gentle.
E, . Newton,, Madison.

POULTRY FOR SALE



ANCONAS:

18 Sheppards Ancona Cock-
erels, 3.1/2 mos. old, from R. O.
P. stock, 300 egg flock, 360 eggs
for hen, $3.50' ea. $45. for lot
at my place. Wayne Bufford,
Elberton, Rt. 1. Phone 565 M.
BANTAMS:

Bantam Roosters, $1. ea. Mrs,
J. _E. Sorrells, Royston.

White Bantams, small variety,
2 Pullets, 1 Rooster, $2.25 at
my yard. Cash only, J. W.
Greene, Thomaston, Rt. 1.

Young bantam roosters and

pullets, 50c ea. J. Luffman,
Chatsworth.

Cornish bantams, hens and
cocks. and some 3 mos. old

cockerels and pullets. H. L.
Farmer, Albany, 801 Hinds St.

BARRED, WHITE AND OTH-
HR ROCKS:

Purebred White Rock Cock-
erels and Pullets, 10 wks. old,

1$1.25 ea. Not prepaid. No less

10 shipped. Cleon Mosley, ol-
lins.

Breeding pens, 4 mos, old:
5 Exhibition B? R. perfect bar-
ring, $12.00 and 5 Ross Comb
Brown Leghorns, $10.00; 6
yearling Exhibition White
Cochin bantams, $15. Jack Alt-
man, Savannah, 115 E. Wald-
berg.

50 White R cks, 9 wks. old,
$60. or $1.25 ea. As hatched, 4-

1A grade, blocdtested. Ship Exp.

Col. in lots 10 or more. M, O.

only. Mrs. J. M. Pullen, Blake-'

ly, Rt. 3.

CORNISH, GAMES & GIANTS.
Five 1 yr. old Hens and AAA

non-related Rooster, $14.00; 3
extra fine Mar, Cockerels, 36.
or $2,25 ea.; 15 mos. old Roost-
er, $3.00; 9 Mar. Pullets, $5
Guar. purebred Dark Cornish.
Exc, shape. J. E; Granger,
Reidsville.

5 pure Dark Cornish Hens
and 1 yr. old Cock, $15: H. WwW.
Thurmond, Farmington.

40 Dark Cornish Chickens,
yellow legs, May hatch, $1.35
rea.; 10, $12.50. Mrs. Ed Stone,
Adairsville, Rt. 2. .

Mountain Eagle Cock, 2 yrs.
old, 4 lbs., $4.00; Spangle Cock,
18 mos. old, 5 Ibs., $5.00; 1/2
Gin, 1/2 Leopard; 5 lbs., $5.00;
4 Ibs., $4. AJl good shape. J. W.





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Amerson, Union Point,

ae



Heifer Black Angus Calves, 3:

-|neck cross pit games,

deep red Duroc boar from large |.

3 mos. old. Must be full blood, |







LTRY FOR SALE



FARM HELP WANTED | :



Pit Game Hens, $2. 50 ea. C.
H. Baldwin, Atlanta, Rt. 8, Box
DOOM aa

Purebred Allen mind Heads,
old time kind, larger that quail
size, $6. trio; noes Fryer size,
$8. trio. Buyer pay express,
Jesse Hudson, Carrollton, Rt. 3

: ;

Large type Dark Cornish
Rooster, $3.00; Trio, same breed,
$9. C. O. Sikes, Sylvester.

Allen Roundhead and Shaw-
$5. to $15.
ea. Come after.
Unadilla, Rt. 1.

2 trios pit games, pure Jim-
my Johnson Roundheads, April
hatch, wt. about I Ib. ea., $10.
trio. Lester Meee, Carrollton,
Rt. 3.

Dark Cornish pullets and
cockerels, 60c lb. Miss Leona
Simpson, Sparta, Rt. 2.

Few purebred Cornish cock-
erels and pullets, from prize
stock, $2. ea. O. C, Bradbury,
Covington, Rt. 1, Box. 135.

LEGHORNS:

24 W. L. Pullets, 3 mos. old,
$1.50 ea. at my home. Cannot
ship. Mrs. oe J. Williams, Bost-
wick.

50 Triple A White Leghorn
Hens, 9 mos. old, laying, $1.50
ea.; Would ship COD. Leonard
E. Hensley, Ramhurst, Rt. 1.

600 W. L. Pullets, from best
laying strain, wormed twice and
vaccinated, Should be Sept.
layers. $1.75 ea. B. R. Woodliff,
Alpharetta, Rt. 1. .

6 large type Trown Leghorn
Hens, from Lockeys prize win-
ning stock, $10.00; 8 mixed Ban-
tam ' Hens, 1 Rooster, $7.00; 2
Young Bantam Roosters, one
mixed Brown Leghorn and
Cornish. W. W. Anderson, War-
renton.

75 AAAA grade White Leg-
horn Pullets, Mar. 25 hatch, no
culls and 7 Cockerels, same age,
$100. Ship in light coops. Ben-
nie Fendley. Danburg, Rt. 1.

4 White Leghorn roosters, yr.
ld in April, $2. ea. FOB. Write
first. Mrs. C. L.. Willis, Talk-
ing Rock, Rt. 1. :



POULTRY WANTED



BANTAMS
, Want 1 grown; young, Speck-
led Bantam Rooster. Howard A.
Wilcox Jr., Macon, Rt. 6.
CORNISH AND GAMES
Want pit game (not Cornish)
cocks, not over 3 yrs old. wt.
6 lbs or more, good eyes, feet,
bill spurs, no crooked breast
bones nor tails. Pay $1.25 lb.
and shipping crates prepaid.
Dudley Price, Atlanta. 1678
Emory Ra.

Want 2 or 3 Game pullets
and young rooster.
and price. . W. Pewell,
rencville.

LEGHORNS

Want 15 big type Eng. White
Leghorn 12-14 wks. old pullets
at reasonable price. Mrs. Fred

Law-

Want few quail, day old or
very young stock, Advise. Mrs.
Glen Leathers Jr., Fairburn,
Rt, 2
TURKEYS

Want Bronze or White Tur-
key, this yrs. hatch, Phone Wa.
9562 or write. Geo. W. Moore,
Decatur, Rt. 1. Whites Mill Rad.





FARM HELP WANTED

Want ginner for this season,
Must be sober and some experi-
ence o1 ginning. 8, E. Vandiver,
Lavonia.

Want man and wife, white or
colored, to live with me, and
gather small crop, also make
crop next year.. Furnish .cow

to milk and daily work. J. A.



Anderson, Locust Greve.



J. W. Bembry, |9

State kind:

L. Thompson, College: Park,
Rie 22;

PHEASANTS

Want 1 ea. yr. old Golden,
Silver Pheasant Hens. Robert.
Wellborn Jr., Fayette, Rt. 1,
Box 160.

QUAIL

Want Reape. Married man
for farm work and to milk 12-
15 cows. 4 R house with elec.,
running water. Edge city limits
Must furnish good reference.
P. F. Bahnsen, Sagamore Lodge,
Americus,

Want middleage white wo-
man to do light work on farm,
No milking. Ans. all letters.
Pete Tomlin, Rockmart, Rt. 2. ~

Want 1 or 2 single white men
to help gather corn and peanut
crop this fall. Good wages and
board. A. H. Conner, Pitts, Rt

Want 1 or 2 good men who 5
can handle tractors and other
machinery and are not afraid
fof work, Good wages, Regular

|work. No Grinkers nor loafers

need apply. R. L. Jackson,
Jonesboro, Rt. 1, Hwy. 54, be-
tween Jonesboro and Fayette- Z
ville at Flint River.

Want White family to gather
2 H farm. Good house with
lights, 2 mi. Four Points. P. Q.
Clifton, Millen, Rt. 4.

Want Man and wife, white
or colored, as caretaker. Good _
5 R house, lights, water garden
plenty wood, Cons. growing
crop next yr. Mechanical equip.
ready to go.~Livestock and
Pecans. 1212 mi.. Augusta, paved
road, mail, school Rt. See. Robt.
W. Wilson, Augusta, 855 Broad
Ste

Want Col. man (with wiie
preferred) to work on farm, 4.R
furnished house and wages.
Contact, E. A, Allgood, Atlania,
Rites ele

. Want farmers 1849 to work 8-
10 farms of dif. size, 25-1000 __
Madi- :

acres, Jasper, Bleckley,
son, Ogletherpe, Clarke, Oco-
nee co., in or near towns, on

paved hwys. Some with houses.
Mrs. John J. Blount, Athens,
925 . Milledge Ave. Phone 925,
For Estate O. H. Arnold Jy.

Want reliable farmer, furnish
self, for 3 or 4 H crop, 1949,
srds and 4ths. 6 R brick house,
good outbldgs., land., scheol
bus and elec., 6 mi, So. Daw-
sonville. 2 mi, No. 19 hwy. oa. >
Ettawah River. No drinker, Mrs.
Maggie S.- Hayes, Dawsonville,
Rtich.

Want good farmer for farm

on mail rt., good well on hack
porch, good pastures, pleniy
bottom land,.2 houses. H. F.

Crump, Toccoa, Rt. 2.

POSITIONS WANTED

Want fo hear from people
who want me to furnish crowns
and set kudzu, preferably in
large amts., Make detinite plans
soon so setting can be done. Y.
M. Anderson, Williamson.

Man with family, exp ail.
types farming, wants job at
once, and 1H crop for next year.
Prefer So. Ga, close to school
and church, Desburn Chapman,
Quitman, Rt. 3. c/o Mrs. Caddis
Lewis Turner.

Man and Wife, both able and
willing workers, want job rais-
ring chickens for 1949. Large
raising house, No drunks. A. V,
Johnson, Auburn, Rt. 1. :

Want Job on farm, lifetime
experience. Have to, be mov ed,
Roy West, Porterdale.

Man with family wants job
on, farm at once gathering: crop.
Wife, self, 3 children to work.
Come or see. Ezra Mobley,
Baxley, RFD 3.

Single man, 46 yrs. old, wee
job on farm. Tahu B. Johnson,
Atlanta, Rt. 3. Box 561,

Want job as supt. or care-
taker of farm or estate. 20 yrs.
exp. Married. Begin work at
once. Cordon D. Hymphrey,
Milledgeville, 109 Hancock St.

Young. man wants Dairy
farming on halves. Furnish all
help and go 50-50 on all bilis;
other party furnish cows, house
to live in etc. Best of references
go anywhere. C. H. Chupp, At-
tanta, 218 Hutchinson St, S. E.

39 yr. old woman wants jo b
on farm doing light farm chores
tor good home with nice people;
live as one of family. Mrs. Lula
Moseley, Conyers, Rt. 3.

Middleaged couple, 16 yr, old
son, good characters, want jobs
on farm with goed people, Wii-
ling to work. Write at once.



\Tommie York, Rutledge. Ri.

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paCR FOUR 0

FRIENDS

I Appreciate 1 hem AU

(Continued from Page One) +

- eel better by the time you receive this let-
ter.

Well, Mr. Linder, at our directors meet-
ing, July 15th, they voted unanimously to
_gupport you morally or if you need some.
finance, let us know.

We feel it is a shame for a group of New
Deal satellites to indict the men who are
fighting so hard and putting forth so much
time to help the farmers get their share of
living in this country. :

If we lose the Commissioners in this Unit-
ed States of America, such as you, we might
as well make a slave-state out of it.

-If you get up this way, stop and see me as
| sure would like to have a talk with you.
: Sincerely yours,

JER ANK MINGES.

The following two letters are from no
fine citizens of Georgia:

Baxley, Georgia,

July 21, 1948.
Hon. Tom Linder, :
Atlanta ,Ga.
Dear Mr. Linder:

Here is hoping that you have conipistely
yecovered from your illness. We, your
friends, were awfully worried when you

were in the hospital. The love of God and

| Duties Commissioner of Agricul 1

. (Continued from Page One)

Gmate information in such form and at
puch time as he shall deem advisable re-
fating to matters mentioned in subse

tion (a) hereof in all their phases, vad

py correspondence, publication, advice,
experimentation or by any other prac-
tical means shall keep producers, pur-
ehasers, and consumers informed of the
_fupply and demand of all sueh products
pud of the markets at which the same
ean be best and most efficiently and
inost economically sold or procured,

+ (e) Secure in the performance of the
duties of his office the cooperation and

Assistance of the office of markets of the -

Department of Agriculture of the
United States, similar offices,
pr departments of other States; and of
the Georgia State College of Agrieul-
f{ure or of anv other organization that
gay be of assistance therein.

(f) Assist and advise in the organi-
vation and the conduct of cooperative
and other associations for improving re-
ations and services among producers,
Gistribtuors and consumers
@nd practices in connection with the sev-
eval matters mentioned in subsection
(a) hereof, and all matters
thereto.

(o) Investigate delays, embargoes,

ae practices, charges, and rates

fn the transportation and handling of all
such agricultural products, |
the same may be warranted in his opin-
. jon may cause such proceedings to be
fustituted before the proper authority
ee other tribunals as may be necessary
o improve and adjust the same when
Ihe shall deem it. advisable; may cause
to be imstituted proper proceedings to
prevent unlawftl combinations or agree
> gnents in restraint of trade, or for fix-
ing prices; Provided, that all costs in-
eurred under this paragraph. shall le
paid from the funds appropriated and



buream |

and methods

relevant .

and when,







ANI

the kindness of your friends are: worth more

than anything else.

You know I have just made a oa
race and am not very well fixed financially,

but I can get some money to help my friends,

so if I can ever help you with money or

otherwise, call on me.
We thank God for men like you although

_ they are few in numberwe know you will

always fight for the poor man.

I will be in Atlanta the first week in
August and would like to have a talk with
you. Write me if you will be in your office
at that time.

Very. tral yours,
ox NAPOLEON DYAL.



800 Rosebud Ayenies E
ae wee Ga:

Hon. Tom Linder, - : :
Commissioner of Agriculture,
Atlanta, Ga.
Dear Sir:
- Dont forget that the farming people are
with you 100%. The apparent studied at-
tempts to break your spirit and close your

- informative column is deeply deplored and

regretted.

We, the poor farming people of Georgia,
will not let you down. We ask you to stand
firm and to continue to hew to the line, and
let the chips fly where they will. The un-
scrupulous business practices shone be ex-

no one under this Chaptgr shall have
authority to create any further | liability
against the State, the Department of Ag-
riculture, or Market Bureau established
by this Chapter.

= (i) Whenever it wall ee that

any agricultural produets are liable to-
spoil or waste or depreciate in value for

lack of ready market, take such steps as
thay be deemed advisable to benefit the
producers, distributors and consumers
thereof, and to prevent waste.

(j) Take such other measures 48

shall be proper for carrying out the pur-
poses of this Chapter:....

Code Section 5-214. Same; Commis-

sioner to make and post rules and reg-
ulations. < - :

The Commissioner of. Agnculintes 13
hereby empowered to make. and promul-
gate such rules and regulations as in his
judgment may be necessary to best en-
force the carrying out of all the provi-
sions of this law. Such rules and reg-
ulations shall be promulgated by being
posted in a conspicuous place in each
market established under this law for a
period of 24 hours, and when promiul-
gated shall have the force and effect of
Jaw. (Acts 1935, Ds HO US

Code Section, 5-221. Same powers
of Commissioner in carrying out law..
Tn carrying out the provisiens of sec-
tions 5-208 to 5-223; inclusive, the oe
missioner of Agriculture, shall, and
hereby author ized to use every division of
the Department of Agriculture, including
the Bureau of Markets. and to exercise
powers heretofore granted in other
laws to the Commissioner of Agricul-
ture, the Department of Agriculture,
and to any other subdivision of the De-
partment of Agriculture, in addition to
the powers and duties prescribed in
aaid sections. (Aets 1935, p. 872).

Pode Section 64-101 (5440) Enforce-

e

- such people know where we stand

| their fight. We trust you will r
' and continue to work for clean g

- spread of the 200% to 8

- ones that are trying to defr



the officer) vee

: neglect, and their obligatio

cer to substitute his own judem
the best means of performing











































































fesntinged from

Last Week)

josed! If here: has_ ever pee
We know it takes plenty of sw
age to do what you are doing
terment of the farming p

We are astonished att
your enemies will go in trying
By Gods help, they will no

We feel that the hopes of
perous America are in suc men
stand for right and justice and
wrong in high places.

The rural people feel your ae



fair prices and better living co}
we know you will.
We hope to see you ack '

ducer and consumer of raw f1
etables. We think this is. resp
the gluts in various marketes

Woe unto the people a
and perverse and that are ti

in the word according to Luke
unto you, when all men shal
of you! for so did their fathers to
prophets. That will be the fr

With best regards in these 7
woe health and for your work
Respectfully yours;

. .

ment of official duty;
legal remedy.

ANE official duties should

nad

cause, a defect of legal justice
sue from a failure or impro
formance,-the writ of dam
issue to compel | a due perfor
there: shall be no other | specifi

j Davis at. al. v. Ae
& 76, 8. E. 676. >

stip on in favor of th

Corpus Juris, Vol. 46, : ge
ficers 305.

-*(305) 5. Performances of
(a.) In General, Diligence,
intelligent descretion i in the
their duties are required of
ficers, particularly where the
the public may be jeopardized



lie is not discharged by a me
tory performance thereof.
obey a law found upon the stat
until, in a proper. proceedii g, i
tutionality is judicially pass ssed
The law does not permit, a]

ae

ficial duties, if such is con
plain provisions : of the statu
in so doing he may not have
corrupt motive, and no loss m
to the publie. Where an act
to be done by public _ official
the motive that prompts
material. Although a public
performing an act within the
-scope of his authority eommi

or eyen abuses the confidence
law reposes in him, he is. nev:
still acting virtute officii.