Farmers and consumers market bulletin, 1948 November 24

EF irciial By TOM LINDER



man Talmadge was a little
conditions in Georgia were
ry different from-what they
e now.

t that time this writer, in the
ing of the year, traveled in
-Model Ford and sold com-
rcial fertilizer in several
ounties in Southeast Georgia.
that time, there were prac-
ally no roads except three
h trails through the piney-
oods, Oak ridges, Palmetto
ats and Cypress flats so com-
on in that part of the State.
One morning I drove from
azelhurst to Lumber ,City
ssing the Ocmulgee River on
e old flat and then began to
t farmers along the Old
ge Route, the name of the
in road at that time from
imber City to McRae. The Old
ge Road roughly followed
dividing line between the

nd the pineywoods land on

eeks and branches which
wed back into Little River
id thence into the Ocmulgee.

TOM LINDER =

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WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1948

COMMISSIONER

NUMBER | ta

Gov. Herman Talmadge



irty odd years ago when

almetto flats along the river.



Because of the topography of
the country, many of the best
farms and farmers in Telfair
County were along this Old
Ridge Road.

About 11:00 oclock I turned
off the main road and followed
a farm road across a branch
and through a ridge covered
with Turkey oaks and Black-

jack oaks, finally coming to a

wire fence around a large field.

This field had been planted
the year before in corn and Vel-
vet beans. A number of hogs
were in the field because they
had not yet consumed all the
Velvet beans although it was
planting time.

Out in the field some two hun-
dred yards from the fence I

- saw a man plowing two mules
breaking land. Climbing the

fence I started across the field
and the man seeing my ap-
proach stopped his mules to
wait. Approaching him I saw

aman of rather small statue

with the brown hard skin that
goes with constant exposure in
the fields and in the open. As I
approached he pulled off his hat







All Sunday School Officers:

_ The following is communication I have received from Mrs. John D. Faver,Chair-
man Executive Board of The Cerebral Palsy Society of Georgia:













(Suggested PrayerSund ay Following Thanksgiving)

_ OUR GRACIOUS AND MOST MERCIFUL HEAVENLY FATHER: With heavy
hearts and with great humility, we humbly come before Thee with the plea of these
parents. Help us to understand Thy Holy Will that we may aid them in their efforts
to obtain for these children a more normal life.

At this Thanksgiving season we are glad that these mothers can be grateful that
n their combined efforts there is hope for their children. Help us, who have been
spared the sorrow that is theirs, express our gratitude by acting in behalf of these
children. Make us restless until we shall have done our part. Help-us to be alert to
the needs of humanity. Fill us with zeal for human service that we may have the joy
of Thy fellowship. In full realization of our responsibilities to each other and to every
child born into this world we ask these things in the name of Him who died that we
may have life eternalJesus, the Christ. - Amen.

_ The mothers of 4,000 Cerebral Palsied Children in Georgia are asking your pray-
ers today. May the Spirit of God guide us all toward making possible a more normal
lite for these children and toward preventing the hundreds of afflicted babies born
each year from being so sadly neglected. They ask that anyone wishing to join them
their efforts, write the Cerebral Palsy Society of Georgia, Box 4507, Atlanta, Ga.







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and wiped the sweat from his
face. As I came up and told him
my name, he said, I am Gena
Talmadge.

As we talked Boat farming
and fertilizer, he sat down on
the beam of the plow unlacing

his shoes and emptied out the

dirt that all plowmen know gets
in the shoes of those who follow
the furrows. I sold him a car of
fertilizer and we talked about
the war and politics of the day.
Then I cranked up my old Tin
Lizzie and went on to find other
customers. d
About ten years afterwards,
in 1926, Gene Talmadge was a
candidate for Commissioner of
Agriculture. In the meantime,
in 1922, I was elected as Repre-
sentative of Jeff. Davis County
in the State Legislature and
served four years. In the spring
of 1926, Gene Talmadge came
to my house at Hazelhurst and
told me he wanted to run for
Commissioner of Agriculture.
I told him that I would support
him and that I had a number of
friends in the Legislature

throughout the State who would

also support him.

What happened from then um
til now is history. Suffice it is
to say here that Mr. Talmadge
served five and one-half years
as Commissioner of Agricul-
ture and was elected Governor
in 1932. The money for the
campaign was contributed by a
few loyal friends, none of whom
were able to give very much. It
seems almost fantastic now,
but in this first successful cam-
paign for Governor by Tal-
madge, there were spent only
about twelve thousand dollars
for verything.

Because of the experience
gained in that campaign, I am
of the opinion that most of the

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tivators,

5 A this year. Cheap for quick

A. D. King, Decatur, 311 Mi-





tired, good cond., $100. at my

$220.00; flat end hydraulic hay
- loader, slightly used, $190. Both

fractor,

OF MERKETS, 222 STATE CAPITOL, Atlanta.

oa
Give Miri

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

of notice.

Limited space will not permit insertion of notices contain-
ing more than 35 to 40: words, not including name and address.

Under Legislative Act the Georgia Market Bulletin does
for any notice appearing in the

not assume any responsibility

Bulletin, nor for any transaction res

notices.
Tom Linder. Commissioner.
Published Weekly at
By Department of Agriculture
114-122 Pace St. Covington, Ga.

Notify on FORM 3578Bureau of
Markets, 222 State Capitol,
Atlanta, Ga.

Entered as second class matter

August 1, 1937 at the Post Office
at Covington. Georgia, under Act
of June 6, 1900. Accepted for
mailing at special rate of postage
provided for in Section 1103, Act
of October 8, 1917.
Executive Office,

- State Capitol. Aflania. Ga.
: Ailanta, Ga.
Publication Office

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SECOND HAND MACHIN-
ERY FOR SALE

SECOND HAND MACHIN-
_ ERY FOR SALE



Allis-Chalmers Model B trac-
tor, lights, starter, power take-
off, complete with cultivators,
planters, 4 disc tiller with
seeder on rubber, 2 Disc Ath-
ens Tiller, good cond., $1350.
Marvin Price, Wrightsville, Rt.
3. :

1948 Model Ford Tractor and
equip. including planters, cul-
weeder, harrow, 4
disc tiller and seeder box, cot-
ton duster, etc. used on about

sale. Benton Jones, Bartow,
St 2.
Riding Cultivator, rubber

place. Mrs. G. C. Clifton, Mul-
Jen.

Dbl. Sec. 18 in, 20 disc
smoothing harrow, new cond.,

sed on Fordson or Ferguson
terracing blade, A-i
cond., used some, $190. FOB.

mosa Dr. Tel. Cr. .8508.

Model A Farmall Tractor,
used very little, 2 disc plow
and Simplex Duster for same.
Complete set fertilizer, plant-
ing and cultivating equip. for
Farmall H or M. E. F. Perry,
Kelley.

Some nearly -new Black-
smith tools for sale. See. C. N.
Dovers, Lawrenceville, Rt. 1.
Near Peachtree Crossing.

Practically new 5 ft heavy
duty Case Harrow for sale.
Charlie Williams, Bluffton.

. Like new Farmall A Tractor
equipped with 8 disc harrow
and 2 dise plow and lift, $1685.,
also planters, fertilizer hopper,.
cultivators and lift for Farmall
A Tractor. R. M. Maddox, Win-
der, Rt. 4.

1948 Ford Tractor, starter,
lights, power take-off, pulley,
lift, mowing machine, rake,
double disc plow, B. B. Har-
row, wagon, 1948 model, $2700.
Hadn H. Thomas, Dahlonega,
Rt. 1.

Allis-Chalmers Model B trac-
tor, good cond., with planters,
cultivators, guano distribuor,
1@ disc harrow: Sam Calhoun,
Hawkinsville, Rt. 3. |

2H Wagon, good cond., new |
tires, good cotton bed and 10
ft. frame with 4 ft. standards,
1 dirt scoop, almost new. My
place. 2 mi. So. Carrollton. C.
W. Chatham, Carrollton, Rt. 3.

Deep Well Drilling Machine,

|with power



Cub Tractor, complete with

starter, lights, cultivators,
planters, distributors, power
pulley, power take-off, single

sec. 12 eighteen in. disc. har-
row, bought new in Mar. 19-48,
$1475. Luther Goodbe, Buena

Vista.

Good McCormick - Deering
Lime Spreader, used very lit-
tle, $110. B. F. Harris, Griffin,
Phone 4586.

42 Model Tractor, 2 Dise Til-
ler Plow, Bush and Bogg Har-
row, etc. A-l cond., $1250.00.
Earl . Stacks, College Park,
Rt-1. 6 mi. below College
Park.

Garden Tractor and some
other farm equip. Sell or trade
for young cattle. F. R. Brown,
Atlanta.

Farmall Cub Tractor, single
disc plow, 4 ft. 16 dise dbl.
sec. harrow, 4 1/2 ft, mower,
cultivators, planters, peanut,

7 ft. weeder, etc. A-1 cond.
$1250. James~T. Morris, Jr.,
Tifton, Rt. - 4. ;

Farmall A Tractor with cul-
tivators, planters and _ bottom
plow, good cond., $1200. J. W.
Mashburn, Unadilla. Near Cal-
houn Farm.

Henkel Lespedeza Combine,
good as new, that will fit any
mowing machine, $100. FOB.

.R. E. Aycock, , Monroe.

Fordson Tractor with Mag-
neto and. starter, good cond.
Will accept up to 5 tons hay
as part payment; Also Sears
Farm Master 400 Egg Incuba-
tor, used 3 times, and 5 decx
Elec. Battery Brooder. J. M.
Foster, Rt. 3, Austell, Box 1386.

Good Intl. Tractor,
cond., on rubber, Pea Thrash-
er, and 2H Wagon, good cond.,

my place about 6 mi. below
Geneva. John S. _ Phillips,
Juniper. ,

Hyman = Milking Machine,

used 2 yrs., but good cond., at
sacrifice: Mrs. Jack Gary, At-
lanta, 1707 Hollywood Rd.

Good Riding Cultivator for
sale or trade for Walking Cul-

tivator. T. L. Powell, Lake
Park, Rt. 3, Box 1A.
B- Allis-Chalmers Tractor

mowing machine
and harrow. A. H. Cash, Nor-
cross.

2 Oakes Elec. 1200 egg In-
cubator and fertilizer attach-
ments, oversize tires on rear,



$200. Mrs. W. V. Vaughn,
Towns, ~ :

A-1 cond, Reasonable. Robt.
H, Tootle, Glenville.

cotton hoppers, 2 disc hillers,

good.

| disc

corn,
| Bone Guinea Pigs: H. M. Tay-





ter, pulley, power take-off,
Bard hydraulie lift, Hester 2.
side plow, 6 ft. Allis-
Chalmers mowing machine, 14
disc, 20 in. harrow, $2500. Del.
within 300 mi. John G. Wil-
liams, Carnesville, RFD 2. t

5 Elec. Brooders, 500 cap.
$40. or $10. ea. At my home 6
mi. W. Gainesville, on Browns
Bridge Rd. Major
Gainesville, RFD 1.

22 Horse Wisc. Motor with
all connections for 60 Allis-
Chalmers Combine, used only
1 season. B. F. Smith Colbert.

Pofer Take-off Turner Baler,
perfect cond., $550. Trade for
mileh cows. Roy G. Jones, De-
eatur.

Hester 2 Disc Side Plow for
Allis-Chalmers WC _ Tractor,
reasonable. Carl R. McCurdy,
Warm Springs, RFD 1.
. John D. No. 4 Mowing Ma-
chine, horse drawn, used 4 hrs., |
with extra head, $125. At my

farm. A. U. Jones, Brooks, Rt.

1. Phone No. 200 W1 Senoia
Exchange after 6 P. M. or be-

fore 6:30 A. M.

Chattanooga Turn Plow, No.
62, $10.00; Tobacco Cultivator
for planting tobacco, cotton,
etc., $10. Exc. for Big

lor, Alma, RFD 4.

1947 Ford-Ferguson Tractor |
with 2 cultivators and planters,
Dearborn Plow, 3 point hitch
mowing machine, and _ scoop.
C. R. Aaron, Perkins.

Allis-Chalmers Hay ~ Baler
and Side Del. Rake; used only
3 wks. M. H. Callaway, Bishop.

J. D. Equipment, ist. class
cond., Model B Tractor, Model
11-A Combine with power
unit, 5 Dise Tiller, No. 5 Pow-

er Mower. . George Watkins,
Griffin, Rt. A. '
Used No. 5- McCormick-

Deering Feed Crusher, $100.
a Be Barrett, Brinson, Rt.

Model B John Deere Tractor
on rubber, complete 2. row,
tfactor planter, fertilizer dis-
tributor,: cultivating equip.,
good cond., $1500. R. E. Cotton,
Milledgeville, 207 North Co-
Jumbia Street, Phone 6586.

Bolens Huski 3HP Garden
Tractor, with turn plow, cul-
tivator, dise harrow, planter,
mower, used only a few hours,
$400. Rene Smith, Lithonia, Rt.
2, Box 21-A. Phone 5361.

Farmall F-20, perfect cond.,
6 ply tires, Bush and Bogg 10
disc harrow, completely re-
built, cheap at my place. 3 1/2
mi. N. Winder, just off Gaines-
yille Hwy. Julian Bowman,
Winder, Rt. 4.

Ford-Ferguson Tractor with
extra wheels and tires, Bush-
Bogg Harrow, New Sec. Har-
row, 14 in. Dbl. Bottom plows,
Dirt Scoop, Power Pulley, Pe-

-

can Shaker, Heavy duty Wa-},

gon with pneumatic tires, per-
fect cond., cheap for cash. E.
W.-Manry, Cairo, Rt. 2.

Intl. 6 can Milk Cooler, Mc-
Cormick-Deering Dbl. Unit
Milking Outfit and 8 five gal.
cans. Hammer Mill with motor,

fall for $600. quick sale. T. F.

White, Byron, Rt. 2.

Farmall Tractor 14, good rub-
ber, J. D. 5 disc tiller, 20 disc
Intl. harrow, cultivator, plant-
ers, distributors, good cond.,
$1300. J. L. Holley, Matthews.

1945 Model M Farmall, new
rubber, starter, lights, power
take-off: and lift, planters, cul-
tivators, 8 disc tiller, 24. disc
harrow at farm 4 mi. So. Fort
Valley. Hwy. 7. J.-H. Giles,
Fort Valley, Rt. 3.

Allis-Chalmers Tractor, H-
D-14 powered with General
Motors engine, equipped with
dbl. drum, Buckeye Wench
Model C. L. T. two volt bat-
teries, now in wosking order.
OQ. F. Harden, Folkston.

F-12 Tractor on steel, Bush
and Bogg Harrow, new clutch,
Magneto and motor overhauled
on tractor. B, M Pennington
Jr. Madison, : :

Crow,

Deering 1-12 for $500.00;. And
| Mcormick-Deering Farmall,
$300. FOB. Howard H. Beck-
ett, Brookhaven, Box 363. At-
lanta Phone Ch. 2121.

3 Dise Oliver

er, Case Thrasher, new Silver,
Cheap. Ira C. England, Rome,
POB 1011. y :

cond., 2H Wagon. Tel. Ch.
7722. H.<G. Barfield,
woody.

steel, and other equip., motor
just rebuilt, $575. J. E. Bos-
well, Moreland, RFD 1.

1945 VAC Case Tractor, com-
pletely rebuilt this year, with
planters, distributors, cultiva-
tors, tandem harrow, tractor
weeder, 2 bottom plows and
peanut plows, $1650. 9 mi. N.

_|W. Ellaville. B. Kilburn, Buena

Vista, Rt. 4.

$1200; No. 10 Oliver 2 H plow,
good cond except for handles,
$10. L..C. French, Buena Vista,
Rte ok. :

J. D. Tractor, Model B, 1943,
exe. Cond. New motor put in
this past spring, also has new
tires, $1200 at my farm, E. D.
Patriek, - Jackson, - Rt. 3: Tel.
AY26.

Farmall Model A tractor with
2 sets tires and wheels, 1 row
cultivator, planter, 5 row dust-
er, 2 row peanut cultivator and
planter, peanut digger, 3 disc
Intl. tiller, J. D. KB518_ har-
row. Ben Jordan, Keysville.
RED. .



PLANTS FOR SALE



Imp. large Klondike Straw-
berry, 50c C; Large Red {n-
dian Peach Seed, 50c doz.;
Small Clear Seed Peach Trees,
20 in. high, 35c ea; Early
Green Okra Seed, 25c teacup.
Add postage. Rosie Crowe,
Cumming; Rt. 1.

Strawberry Plants, Mastodon,
$5.. M: 70c C; Klondikes, 5c
sacks. Mrs. Guy Crowe, Cum-
ming, Rts lo
_ Mastodon Strawberry plants,

70e C;- 500,--$3:00; $5.25 ~ M;
Klondike, 60c C; 500, $2.50;
$4.25 M. Mrs. A. D. Jones,

Cumming, Rt. 1.

Frostproof E. J., Wakefieid,
Chas. W. Cabbage, Heading
Collards, 300, $1.00; Gem Ever-
bearing Strawberry, $1. C;
Garlic Bulbs, 50c doz.; Purple
Globe Turnip Seed, 90c Jb.;
Pecan Meats, $1.50 qt. Mrs.|
John Myers, Hartwell, Rt. 2.

Early Jersey and Chas. W.
Cabbage, Crystal White 3er-
muda Onion, strong, rooted,
300, 90c; 500, $1.25; $2. M.
PP. All ready. T. G. Crenshaw;
Ritts Rt Ts

Chas. W, Cabbage,
Klondike Strawberry,

30e.. Cs

500,

ea.; 90c doz. All del: Mis.,
Leilar~ Phillips, Royston, Rt. 1.

Frost-proof E. J., Chas. W.,
Early Flat Dutch Cabbage, Ice-
berg Lettuce, 400, $1.10, 500,
$1.25; $2. M. In Ga. only. Mrs.
P. R. Arnold, Benevolence.

Nice Boysenberry plants, $1.

Rooted Sage, Black
Raspberry,

Horse Radish, 6, 50ce; Wonder

Red,

Gold; $1. C; Dry Sage, 50c qt.;
Black Walnut Meats, $1. 1b.
No- checks. Add -postage. Mrs.
Willis Grindle, Dahlonega, Rt.
1 3

Everbearg Strawbery plants,
50c C. PP. Mrs. R. L. Living-
ston, Wadley.

E. J., and Chas. W. Cabbage
and Crystal Wax Bermuda
Onion, free of disease, 300, 90;
D.

shipment. Satis. guar. J.

Crenshaw, Pitts, POB 8.

Mastodon Strawberry plants,
not mailed, 75 C. C. C. Smith

Ray City.





Plow, new) Pl
-|dises, good cond., Wind Stack-

22 Caterpillar Tractor, good)

G. P. John Deere Tractor on|

No. 63 Chattanooga 2 H plow,

-| Shipped ~ promptly.

}and Green Acre Cab

C; $4.50 M: Exc. for good print |

$2.25; $4. M; Garden Sage, 10c}.

doz. Add postage. E. M. Steph-} ~
enson, Summerville, Box 366.)

White Blackberry, |

Berry Strawberry, Gibson, Red y

500, $1:25; $2. M. PP. Prompt;



















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on es of sates to STATE BUREAU W. C. Allis-Chalmers Trac-| 2 Tractors: | McCormick-| Cabbage, White

Bermuda Onion,
$1.50 M; 5000, $5.
Special price lar,

Dun- | diai

Gainesville, Rt. 6

Chas. W. frostpro:

plants, fresh and
75ce; 500, $1.25; $2
Chanclor, Pitts.
_ Asparagus, 1 yr.
ley, Artichokes,
Garlic, Brussel S
doz.; Broccoli,

Abbeville, Rt

Chas. Copenhage
Cabbage and Whi

Stokes, Fitzger
Klondike Strawberr
young, full count, 51

Lynette - Benn
Branch. ao on

Copenhagen _ Ear Lys
M; Early bearing
$4. M. Prompt ship:

| Sheffield, Baxley, Ri

Blakemore. Straw >
$1. C; 500, $3.00; $:
Baker, LaFayette,

Strawberry pla
Better price on qu
S. Butler, Atlante
Ave. N.. E.

Ga.
40c C;

500; $4.50 M. PP i
Davis, Milledgeville,
Box 126. ca

$4. M. PP in Ga.
Durand, Flowery

Copenhagen, M:
Chas. W. Cabbags
$200 Mo PRie dae
Gainesville, 1245
Bridge Rd. s

$2.50 M; 50c
Strawberry, 50c
Add postage. Mrs.
Gainesville, Rt. 2

- Frostpreof Cabbage
lard Plants, 300, $1.0!
PP; $1.50 Col. Shipp

ly. Marcus William

Cumming, Rt. 1.
Chas. W. Cabbag

Collard plants, 40c
$1.90 M. PP. Mose

ledgeville, Rt. 5,
. Copenhagen an

Cabbage, 200, 7
$2.50 M; Collards,
$2. M; Big Ji
Strawberry, $1.25
Del. C. W. Smith,
Rt &

Mastodon Ever
berry plants,
spring until
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cn a Crabap-
Nellie Parker,




.| checks. Mrs, J.

100 lbs. Sericea Lespedeza
|| Seed, Clean, Combine Run, no

_weed, 30c lb. Fred Rowe, Villa
Rica, Rt 2.

Little White Half Runner,
White Cutshort, White Bunch
beans, come in 6 wks. and dont
get tough, hand picked, 45 ea.
P.P. in Ga. No Stamps nor
W. Brown, Car-
tecay.

Calif Multiplying Beer Seed,
25e good start in coin or stamps.

fe |No COD nor MO. Mrs. Sallie



















ee 70c :
).25 Ms; Klondike,
ey i








ds Lee
ville, Rt. te

s, rooted, 5, 50c:
Catni tnip, | Peppermint.





















Giant Wasthdcn Ev-
trawberry plants,









herry, old Fashion





































Byethear Stray
$i. Ge; $3.50, 500;

awberry plants,
$450 M; Lady I,
Young plants. No
D: eros cae

Strawberry pate
0, $2.50; $4.50 M;
$1. C: 500, $3. Del.

; Gore,

"et. 50: ce ee
Decatur, Rt.




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Musea-
Grape
Hazelnut,
; Crabapple,
6, $1.00;





fe cuppernong _
s 50;




frost-
moe

rilt Resistant,

1.50 M: fealtard
nuda and suey



ichardson, Bowdon,

ultiplying Beer Seed,
eo ay Earl Fin-

e

sberry Bushes, $1.50] -

Checks.

| black eyes), 30 Ib;
>| Add postage. No checks. Mrs,
| Vive Parks, Ellijay, Rt. 2, box

Exe, for print sacks,

| Floyd, Rockmart, Rt. 2.

Va, Bright Leaf Tobacco
Seed, certified by Ga. Crop Im-
provement Assoc., 75c oz. PP.
Foundation seed are direct
from Coastal Plain Exp. Sta-
tion, Larger lots on request.
D. E, Newbern, Adel.

Large Mammoth Sunflower.

Seed, 25c pt. Add postage, Rich-
ard Edmondson, Roy,

Multiplying Calif. Beer Seed,

hand picked, carefully cleaned;|

7) $1 gal. PP. Mrs. J. B. Summers,
-| Atlanta, 778 Tift Ave. S.W.

Chambers, Special Tobacco
| Seed, 4 0z., $1.75; 34 Ib., $3;
$5 Ib. PP, Earl Stuckey, Black-
shear,

Kobe Lespedeza Seed, com-
bine run, recleaned. G. W. Dar-
| den, Watkinsville.

Several tons Sericea Seed. re-
cleaned and. sacked, 200 Ibs.

per sack, 1214c lb. FOB. Troupe
iy Ashley, Sandersville, RFD 2. -

Blue Ridge Mammoth Clinm-
ing Tomato, runs to 15 ft. 2

-|bu. to vine, up to 2 lbs. ea.,|.
20 seed Colossal (largest grown)

up to 3% lbs, ea for 25, Will
C. Smith, Roy. -

Imp. Golden Bantam Sweet
Corn Seed, 25c large cup. Exe.

_|4 cups for 3 print sacks. No:

Checks. Mrs,
Dial. /-\
Pee ge
BEANS AND PEAS
FOR SALE

R. V. Woody,

Bunch Colored tenbean.

}Seed, 25c teacup. Mrs. Gertrude
.| Howell, Mitchell, Rt, 1,

Good Tender Cornfield, cut-
short and crease back beans,
50c large cup. Exc. for feed
sacks, 2 cups for 4 sacks. Mrs.
Ople Goble, Ellijay, Rt. 3.

1948 Spotted Crowder Peas,
fine for table use, 15c Ib, COD.
Exc. for nice print | sacks. Mrs.

1p ees Mealed, Adairsville, Rt.

"1948 crop Red Spotted Crow-
der Peas, 25c cup; White Sugar
Crowders, 35c eup. Exe, for

print sacks. (1 eup for 1 sack) |

must be in good. cond. Each
|pay postage. Mrs. Pearl Wilson,
Carters, RO eel

Lady Peas and. Speckled
Crowders, 15 lb, FOB: Alsc
Walnut Meats, 80c lb. No chks.
John Crowe, Rayle.

Early Brown 6 weeks Crow-

der and Purple Hull Peas, wee-|-

vil. treated, 6 cups, $1. 10.
Mrs:
Dacula, Rt, 1,

_ Tender White Bunch Beans,
White Cornfield, 50c pt.;: Ten-
-|der T. B. or 3 crops a summer,
55c pt.;
Cloves, 25 doz. Add postage.
No checks nor evchange.. Dol-
lie Eller, Titus.

Speckle Crowder Peas,

No
Lon Ashworth,

for

eating or planting, free of wee-

vils. and trash,
postage. Mrs.
Gainesville, Rt. 1.

Speckle Crowder Peas,

15e Ib. Add
Earl. Knight,

35e

; cup. Exe, for Print Sacks, 4 cups

for 4 sacks, Each pay postage.
Jemima Crump, Talking Rock,

Ree

13 bu. Big Brab Peas, Bright,
Sound, $7 bu.

White Crowder Peas, (with

5 Ibs, $1;



GRAIN AND HAY
FOR SALE



_ 1000 bundles new Fodder for
Se Roy Meore, Alpharetta,
:

About 3 tons Peanut Hay,



uther Goodree, Buena Vista.

$45. Mrs. A.
Rt. 6, Box 218. Tel. 7670.

feows, $150 ea.;

1100 Ibs.,

Sage, 30 qt.; Garlic; |

| eross goats,

FOB? Go Ce
Lumpkin, Charing, Box 43,

-$60. Best~ bloodlines.

free of poison, $15. ion at barn.



PAGE THREE



GRAIN AND HAY.
FOR SALE



Lespedeza Hay, bright and
tlean, del. by truck or freight.
T. W. Morrison, Wrightsville,
Box 48.

Pure unmixed Hay, Kobe

| Lespedeza, cut with seed but

green, fer sale at my barn or

|FOB. 1 to 75 tons. Jas. W.
Arnold, Bogart, Ga., Rt. 1.
Good Bright~ Peanut Hay,

Runner or Spanish, guar. non-
poison, del. in truckload lots,
6-8 tons. M. F. Harp, McRae,
Riek

250 bu. -Cokers Fulgrain
Seed Oats. nice, bright, com-
bine run, $1.25 bu. George

Watkins, Griffin, Rt. 9.
Extra quality baled Lespe-

deza Hay, $25. ton my barn;.,

Also Baled Wheat Straw, $15.
ton. Homer L. McLeroy, Bo-
gart. Phone 3237 W-i.

CATTLE FOR SALE



Young heifer, 9 mos old. Jer-
sey and Guernsey cross, $90.
Mrs.B. R. Hardee, Hinesville,
Re 1. lek 76d. =

White face Mixed breeds:
Cow, $125; 2% yr..old Steer,
$110; Heifer, $100; Large calf,
H. Rav, Atlanta,

1 cow with young ealf. See
at my home. Ga, Hwy. 51 near
Lula, Star Rt.

5 bred cows pith 2nd ee
to drop in April, also heifer and
1 bull, 1 yr. old, all purebred
Angus. Henry. Banks, Stock-
bridge, Rt. 2. (3 mi. W. Stock-
bridge).

Spring calves,- reg. Polled
Herefords, 5 buls, 2 heifers, out
of D. D. Mischief and Perfection
Also reg. OIC
pigs, out of Griffith Good. E
Nuff, and Well Bred Sows, 8-10
wks old, $20 ea. Frank H. Red-
wine Jr., Palmetto, Rt: 1.

Black Angus Bull and Heifer,
8 mos. old, purebred,.-not re-
lated, both for $350; Also young
Guernsey Cow, 3rd ealf, $150.
Phone no. 3981 Fairburn. R. L.
Johnson, Fairburn.

18 mos. old Guernsey Bull,
750-800 lbs. reg., $200; Jersey
Milch Cow, freshen Dec. Ist.,
$180; Also Plug Mare Maule,
$25. 11 mi. W. Marietta
2 mi. N. Lost Mountain. J. .
Queen, Kennesaw, Rt. 1.

12-Stocker Heifers, dairy type

275 lbs. ea., 19 Ib. Ralph Dan-|

gar, Woodstock, Rt. 1.

HOGS FOR SALE

10 Big Bone Guinea Pigs, $10
ea. at door: $12.50 ea. shipped.
FOB. Mrs. enguce Howell,
Mitchell, Rt,

2 Hereford ete Pee 12 wks!
old, $20 ea. reg. in buyers name
Irby Jackson, Crawfordville.-

'. Nice Brood Hog, 14 mos. old
and Shoats, My place. Won't
ay W. Y. Summers, Newnan,

30 well bred Berkshire Pigs
from large litters. C. J. Hard-
man, Commerce.

20 Pigs, 20-30 lbs., $150. 6
shoats, 125-150 lbs., $150; Milch
Cow, Holstein-Jersey, good milk
type with weekold heifer ealf;
and 6 (1Billy,) Tog.-Nubian

Horse Cultivator, $50. W. A.
Douglas, Wrightsville.

Blocky type Cherry Red Du-
roc Pigs, ready to ship, treated,
reg. -in buyers name, $20 ea.
J. H. Bennett, Screven, Rite 7)

Berkshire Male Hog, 3 yrs
old, 400 lbs. good breeder, $65.
FOB. L. E. Uuderwood, Fort

; Valley. 5
Hereford Pigs, $25 ea; Bred
sows, $75 ea.: Bred. Gilts, $50-

Cholera
treated. Ship COD. Leen Wat-

}son, Unadilla, POB 214.

2 Black Essex Male Pigs, sub.
to reg., and del. Dec. 7, $22:50
ea.; also Reg. Aberdeen Angus
bull, gentle, good qualities, for
= A. P. Chapman, Moultrie.

t

4 SPC Gilis, treated crated, reg.

in buyers name, $30 ea. FOB.

5 mi. S.E: Pinehurst. Mrs. L. W.

Seago, Pinehurst







yrs. old,

$50; Also Single:



HOGS FOR SALE.



Little Bone Black African
Guinea Pigs, full stock, for
breeding, stay fat kind, 11 wks.
old, life treated for cholera, O.
iP Sinquefield, Harrison.

Ten OIC Pigs, 6 males, 4 fe-
males, short nose, blocky, 8
wks. old. Nov. 16th, treated,
crated, reg. in buyers name,
$25 ea. ship anywhere. C. W.
Wilbur, Acworth, Rt, 1.

- 15 Pigs and 50-75 ib. shoats,
$10 to $22.50 ea. J. P. Quigley,
College Park, Rt. 2. 342 mi. out
Buffington Rd, from Red Oak.

3 fine 95 lb. Duree and Here+
ford cross Meat Hogs, A-1 cond.,
$25. Ship anywhere. Johnny
Copeland, Gardi, Rt. 1



HORSES AND MULES
FOR SALE



Reg. Tenn, Walking Horse, 6
yrs, old, has all gaits. Dr. D. A.
Bagley, Austell, Phone 3201.

Red Mare Mule, 4 yrs. old,
about 1100 Ibs., sound, gentle,
work anywhere, a little fast.
H. L. Chambers, Buford, Rt. 3.

Good Plug Mule and some
farm tools for sale. G. A. Skel-

4 ton, Lavonia, Rt, 1.

Work Mule, $75; 1 mare, $100.
Both will work anywhere. S. B.
Taylor, Fitzgeraid, Rt. 1.

10 good mules out of lot of

25; some very young, and all
good mules, E. L. Duke, Ft.
Valley. ;

Blaze face, 1 stocking foot,
Sorrel Mare, 1250 Ibs., splendid-
farm animal. S. W. Thornton,
Milledgeville, Rt. 3.

Red and White Shetland Pony
at my barn. Lees Lake Road
near Fife, J. C. Landrum, Fay-
etteville, Rt. 2.

12 yrs. old Mare, 1150 Ibs.,
work anywhere, good cond.
Make best offer and come for.
W. G. Smith, Greshamville,

Black Mare Mule, 1150 lbs., 6
work anywhere, $150;
Also Black, White Nose Mare
Mule, 1250 lbs., 7 yrs. old, 100;
$225 pair; or Farm tools, Wagon
and Mules for ~$275. Fred T.
Griffith, Gillsville, Rt; 1.

2 Jacks, f yr-old: 32 Jacks, 2
yrs. old. 1 Jack Older, 4 Jen-
nets. Cheap. Contact: Dr, A. E.

Cullison, Head Animal Hus-
bandry Dept, Univ. of Ga.,
Athens.

Reg: Tenn. Walking Horses,
Wilson-Allen Cross, $100- and
up; Also want stallion, 4 stock-
Ings, blaze, sorrell, flax mane
and tail for High School pros-

pect. No_ substitutes. Clyde

' & Kelley, Gainesville.

Mule, about 1000. lbs. and
farm equip. for sale or trade
for garden. tractor, small rid-
ing horse, cow or calves. Near
Palmetto, Ga. C. D. Ebersole,
Atlanta, 811 Juniper St., N. E.
Tel. Ve. 7228. Phone nights.

Horse Mule, 1000 Ibs.,
tle, work anywhere,

gea-
sound.

|Cheap. See. Mrs. E. W. Ogden,

Odum.

Tenn. Walking Horses, 3 yr.
old Filly, 7 yr. old reg. Geld-
ing, beth gentle, easy saddlers;
Also 1 Cow, freshen Feb., 3rd-
Calf, full bred Jersey, bred to
Guernsey. Mrs. W. D. Martin,
Albany, Box 66.

Grey Mare, about 6 yrs. old
and Yellow Blazed Face Mare.
Both works anywhere. John S.
Phillips, Juniper. About 6 mi.
below Geneva.

Blue Mare Mule, 12 yrs. old,
gentle, work anywhere, will
ride, no knots, $65. or trade for

corn or hay. J. J. Skelton,
Riverdale, Rt. 1. Or Phone
Atlanta (Ma. -9676).

5

Red and. White Mare, 7 yrs.
old, about 1050 lbs., very gen-
tle, work anywhere, $85.00;
Also 1-H Wagon. $20. See. J.
B.Pruitt, Buford, Rt. 3:

5 gaited Gelding Saddle
Horse, Sorrel, Flax Mane and
Tail. Contact: Mrs. H. W. Hill,
Jr., Greenville.

Horse, 6 yrs. old and 2 match
Mares, 8 yrs. old. All good
cond., gentle, work anywhere,
wt. 1000-1100 lbs. Cheap or
trade for cattle, hogs, corn or
anything can use. J. A. Vin-

json, Bonaire.

Pigs,

- HORSES AND MULES
FOR SALE.



3 Mules: Two, wt. about 1100

Ibs: ea, 10 yrs. old, $175. 2a.;
One 16 yrs. old, 1000 Ibs., $40.,
2H Wagon, used 4 yrs., good
body, good cond., $85.00; And

McCormick Mowing Machine
6 $20: S. -D. Rina ae

No.
McRae, Riteels



RABBITS. AND CAVIES
FOR SALE

Chinchilla

1



Heavy weight

Rabbits, from reg. prize win-_

ning stock. John L. Parrott,
Macon, 521 Johnson Ave. 3

_ NZW_ Rabbits, from ped.
stock, 4 mos. old bucks, $1.50
rea.; 10 wks. old,# $3.50 pr.;,

Bucks, $1.50 ea. Exp. Col. Mrs.
Otis Mashburn, Cummiing,
Ds :

Guinea Pigs, $1.-$3. ea.; Al-
so few Pit Game Cocks, $5. ea.
Billy Turner, Union Point.

Resse






Eng. Angoras: All ped. Sen-_

iors, less than 1 yr. old: Bucks,,

$5.00; Does, $6.00; Trios,
Ben F. Bates, Atlanta,

$15...

r. 8203.
6 NZW Rabbits, 3 does, 2
hacks, 321/2.- mos. old? $lia]
: $3. pr.; 1 Doe, 12 mos. old,

$3 00: All for $8.. No checks.

Donald W. Roper, Gainesville,

Ra :

SHEEP AND GOATS
FOR SALE





2. does: Nubian, 2 yrs. old,
doe kid 2 wks. old, red, $15.
for both; Saanan, 18 mos. old,
white, $10. 00; _ Brown Tog.
Buck, 8 mos. old, $10. From
reg. stock. All born naturally

muley headed. Grady Panter, =

Dial.

Fine reg. Saanan Buck, 2
yrs. old, from good blood lines,
$25. W. H. Roughton, Sanders-
ville.

Saanan Tog. Goat, bred to
freshen first time Feb. 1949,
ike McClure, Commerce, Box
346. :

Nice Tog. Nannie,

if crated, $2.50 extra. J. D.
Webb, Soperton, Box 166.

2 Nubian Milk -Goats, billi
and nannie, 2 grown Saanan
Nannies, 2 five mos. _ kids,
(Billie and Nannie). Sell or
trade. Joe B. Giddens, East
man, Rt. 6.

Milk Goat, 3 yrs.
Robert Memand, Griffin,
4. at Pomona, Ga.

2 Nubian does: one eee
giving 3 qts. $25.00; other, 1
yrs. old not bred, $10. at barn.
Harold Roberts, Tallapoosa, Ri
de

Toggenbergs: 2 Milk Goats
fresh in Jan., 1 grown Horn
less Half Tog. ae 4 mos. ol@\
doe, $35. for lot. O. L. Kelley,

old, $15.
Rt.

Alma, Rt. 3.

Tog. Billy Goat, milk type
Also Pigs, for sale; and Black
Mare Mule for sale or exc. ior
calves of any type. O. O. Ture
ner, Lithia Springs, Rt 1,
Box 52.



LIVESTOCK WANTED



CATTLE:

Want Aberdeen Angus Bull
old enough for service. John Py
Glore, Austell, Rt.

Want to exc. & yrs. old come
bination work and saddle horse
with foal, for good milch cow,
fresh only. S, S. Buchanan, De
Soto;* Rak. ;

Want 1 purebred Jersey Bul]
Calf. State best price and color,
George Ray, Cuthbert.

HOGS:

Want some Little Bone Pi
short legged type, or Re
Duroc. R, T. Jones, Dalton, Rt, _
Te

Want 2 reg. Essex Gilt Pigs,
blocky, short nese, not ove
4 or 5 mos. eld. C, M. Floyd,



Colquitt,

2001
Fayetteville Rd. Rt. 3. Phone ~



about 3
mos. old, now breeding, $15.00;










fill the balance of the unexpired -
, term to which his father had >
been elected in 1946.

PAGE FOUR

(Continued from Page One.)

large sums of money spent in
elections is wasted.

I believe that money is largely
_ ineffective beyond legitimate
-expense of which no one need
be ashamed.

_ Eugene Talmadge was elected
Gaavenjor in 1932 and in 1934.
He was elected Governor in
1940 and again in 1946, making

four times that he was honored

with the highest office in the
State. In 1948, the people of the
. State by overwhelming number
of counties elected his son to



MARKET BULLETIN

Gov. Herman Ta

On November 17, 1948, a spe-
cial session of the State Legis-
lature inaugurated Governor

Herman Talmadge before the |

largest gathering of people
ever assembled at the State
Capitol insofar as I know.

Herman Talmadge is a young

-man of most pleasing appear-

ance, with that easy, friendly

-manner that marks the. true

Southerner. In physique he is
well proportioned and naturally
upstanding and this has been
emphasized by Military train-
ing and service in the Second



















intellect and wel
judgment. | ee
-Governor Herma Tal
has the priceless benefi:
loyalty of thousands o
who followed Gene an
has enlisted the loyal
of many who did no
his father, especially am
younger voters of the Si
Governor Talmadge h
opportunity such as co
few men and he comes
helm of State ata most







World War. |
very much like his father, and
has by nature and beens oe

In feature

he is





LIVESTOCK WANTED

Want up to 50 pigs, 6-8 wks.
old, from vicinity Covington, at

_e< Yight price. Write. Come atter if

not too far. H. B. Sizemore, At-

Tanta, 54 Walton St. N. W.

* Male Calf, 5-6 mos.

- farm. Must: have. good refer=

Want 3-4 full blooded Bie
Bone Guinea Pigs, 8-10 wk
old, nearby; Also -reg. eee
old. Mar-

vin Maddox, Winder, Rt, 4.



FARM HELP WANTED



Want white couple, prefer-
ably without children, for 200
A farm near Palmetto, So. Ful-
ton Co. Good outbldgs., elec.,
2 roomy $n my house with kit-
chen. Rent free first year to

ences. Write: C. W. Staten, At-

- Tanta, 1347 Fairview Rd. N. .

paced land. . Mail

Want man with sufficient | 5 ,
crop, 50-50 -basis, good 4 R
force to work 2H farm with house, lights, school bus, 1/2
or without stock. Fine propo- mi. off Hwy. 36, 10 mi Ss. WwW
Eo tes D. J. McCorvey,| Jackson, Good land. G. D.

Want farmer for farm, 100
A in cultivation, 5 1/2 A top.

cuts for stock, fences
and bldgs. Sell man_ tractor
and sure rent or halves 4000:
turpentine trees. Peyton Yawn,
Nicholls.

Want man for 2 or 1 H farm.
and school

2 mi. No. W. S. B. Station.
: R house. C. T. Evans, Dora-
ville; Rt. 1.

middleaged

small poultry farm,
Atlanta,

a mth. salary. Write. Mis.

Lawrence O. Haygood, College | mi.

Park, 203 E. Mercer Ave.
Want good farmer
farm on_ shares.

be sober, honest, and
trious. Fred L. White,
head.

Want farmer for 5

Buck- |

| :
| Want white woman for light

| Head, Jackson.

| Want farmer for 2H farm 6

7 | WwW. S t i
field divided 20 A cuts, water zee oper ton arty, fap ea

in all



~FARM HELP WANTED

Want apes white farmer
for Big 1H crop, 3rds and 4ths.
Furnish self. Elec., RFD,
School bus. 4R ceiled- house,
good outbldgs, Two 1000
chicken houses, on Etta:wah
River, Southern part Dawson!
Co. -1 1/2 mi. No. 19 Highway.
Mrs. Maggie S. Hays, Daw-
sonville, Rt. 1. 5

work on farm. Live as one of
family. Best of salary. All lei-
fers ans. Prefer from No. Ga.
R. M. Barrett, Hogansville, 18
|Green Ave. Phone 4427.

Want farmer for good 2H
farm, 50-50 basis or 3rds. ard
4ths. 5 R house, lights, good
land. Gwinnett Co. on Hwy. L.
KE. MacDaniel, Atlanta, 145
Luckie St. :

Want share cropper for 2H

stock and labor and I furnish
fertilizer on halves. Good
house, and land. See at. once..
Abbie Brantley, Soperton, Rt.
3. Sat

Want reliable white family.
for farm. New 6 R house, good
water, and plenty of wood,



_. Want white +
woman, no children, good) Want good man,
health, to do light work on Colored, with family

close. to| to work 2H farm, 50-50 basis.
Good Raine and $40,|Good land, 4 R_ house,

to feed stock and
for 2H)|weekly salary. Alex

Good house, | ens, Jonesboro, RFD.
school and rural rt., elec. Must |

indus- |

-6 H farm | water,
adjoining city limits Of Waynes- | ture,

elec. No drunkards, and prefer
no smoking. Day work if want-
;ed. C. C. Langham, Thomson,
|Rt. 1, Box 137.

white or
enough

elec.
lights, mail and school rt. 5
So. Jonesboro. Must . be
| able to drive tractor. Tenant

milk for

Want farmer for 2 or 3H
farm. on shares or 3rds and
| 4ths. 7R house, 2 barns, plenty
other outbldgs., lights, running
plenty wood, good pas-'
near church, school pus

|have experience.

on farm, Home; -
| $10. wk. J. B: Mosley, Austell.

H. Steph-.|.



boro. Good land, close to|and mail rt. 5 mi. So. Law-
school, church, and RR. F. L.|renceville. Giles Cheek, Law- >;
Brinson, Waynesboro, Box 208.| renceville, Rt. 2. a

Good place for reliable mid-| Want. good reliable woman |

dleaged couple who is
supporting.
try or crop. See:
C. Kennedy,
Hwy. 3 mi. No. Tucker.
Mountain, Rt. 2.

Want reliable exp. farmer
for about 6 plows. House with |
lights (REA now constructing),
mail and school bus, conv.
church, ete., on shares;

Mrs.

to|5 R house,
Also | Rt.,

self|to work for man and wife on|
15 or 20 A poul-} farm
Louise} elec.
Lawrenceville | who can drive car

in modern home with
conveniences. Prefer one
and muk |}

Stone!1 cow. Gen. light farm chores. |

| Roof, board, good salary. B. L. |
| Parrish, Pavo, Rt. 3. |

Want
farm,

farmer for 2 or 3H}
good smooth gray land, |
large barns, Mail

| near white and col-/}

elec.,

want good man for 2H farm in| ored churches, col. school near-

Graymont (same facilities) on}by..3 mi.

3rds and 4ths.

Robt. J. Walsh,
Garfield,

N. W. Douglasville.
T. W. Simmons. Douglasville,
Rt. 3.

FARM HELP WANTED





Want woman to do
work on farm. Live in house

with elder couple. Salary,
reom: and board. J. J. Hendrix,
Rutledge.

1H _ crop on halves.- Good land,
tools, and stock, wood, wacer.

-Good pasture. 5 R house, elec.*

School bus rt. 4 1/2 mi.
Hapeville, 1/4 mi. W.
adelphia. Church. Hwy. AL
Roscoe Carden, Forest Park.

Want share cropper for 267

S. |

A farm, bale and half cotton

Acre land, 3 houses, elec. Mail
and school bus rt. J. D.. Martin,
Sr.,~ Atlanta, 826 St.
Aye. N. .Phone Ve. 5513.

Want man and wife (no chil-
dren), to help with poultry,
trucking and livestock. Must
Able
willing workers. Fair wages.
Furnish references. D. Kirk-
land, Denton.

Want good honest sober man
for 2H crop, 3rds_ and 4ths or
standing rent. Good improved
land and pastures. Near Bras-
elton on School bus Rt. Mrs.

Belle Roberts, Braslton, Rt. 1.)

Want good man to take
charge of 1H farm. Good land,

and. lights. Fair outbldgs,

room for 3500 chickens. Stani-
ing rent. Good opportunity. Ba
Canton, Rt. 4.

Want unencumbered woman

W. Harmon; Sr.,

around 40 for light farm chores
room, board

Want 2 G. Is to take on job
training on truck farm. Must

have some experience, atso.
drive truck, Fulton .. County.
Lights, school bus by doo,

near church. Atlanta phone. Ca.
5553. Must have good refr-
ences. Glenn Norton; Fairburn.

Want unencumbered white
woman; 50-55, good health for
light farm _ work on _ farm.
Room, board, $5. wk. Ans. all
letters. No cards. Mrs. Victoria
Locke, Bowersville, Rt. 1.

Want an energetic Christian

Woman to do light chores cn
farm. Board and salary. Must
have health card. Write: Mis.
| Annie M. Jones, Newnan, Rt.

Want middleaged woman. for

farm, milk 1 cow and_ help
with other light farm chores.
| Elderly couple and 1 son. J.\H.
Whisenant, Atlanta, 3100 Me-
|morial Dr. S. E, Phone De.

| 8295.

white or col.
for farm. $3. day. No cotton.
4R house, lights, furnish cow
to milk and garden, Must be
sober, honest, willing worker.
James Byron. Jonesboro. RED
L

Want

light |

Dhil- |

Charles

and:

| farm
pasture, 4R house with water:

<school rt.

couple | All letters ans.



FARM. HELP WANTED.

Want man for 1H se ae
/50 basis. Must have family. 4

R house with elec. Mail and
school bus Rt. W. G. Smith,

Greshamville.
Want farmer for 2H or. large



POSITIONS WANTED



Want small farm near At-
lanta, Standing rent.

Farmer, Avondale Estates.

Want nea farm on standing
rent, -near transportation - line
to Atlanta. Paul Collett, Eee:
anon. i

31 yrs.
on dairy or cattle farm. Need

4 or 5 R house with elec. State) ~~

salary. Dont drink or smoke.
Dewey Dobbs, Monroe, Rt. 1.

Want 1H crop on halves or
standing rent. Close to trans-
portation of Atlanta or or su-
burbs. 3 or 4 R house, aear
school bus line. 4 in- family to
work. Can furnish references.

Mrs, Lucy Compton, Cleveland,

Rt. 1

- Want job. on farm. Exp.

with all farming, reg. livestock, |
_ carpentry. | tj

machinery,
Straight wages or cons. shares.
Have. family. Je Ww. Cordell,
Millen, Rte2:

28 yrs. old-man wants ior
on-farm. driving tractor. Part
crop and. part wages in So.
Ga.
and water, near school rt. Do:

perience. Ref,
Herman Thompson, Cairo, | 713
6th St. N. E.

' Want 1 or 2H crop, 50-50:
basis, with good: stock or trac-

tor, or 3H crop with 2 houses:

Lifetime experience on farm.
R: G. Croy, Tifton, Rt. 6. Care,
C.>M.. Croy:

Want job on farm to make
a crop. Have. small family.
Need house with elec. and wa-
ter, wood, close to mail and
Have to be movad
and furnished. Also want to
raise 1000 chickens with chick-
en houses furnished. Ready to

move now. Arthur Ledford,
Dawsonville, Star Rt.
Experienced ranchman and).

farmer wants job as supervisor |
looking after same. Can furn-
ish references. W. G. Jones,
Zebulon, Rt. 1.

21 yrs. old single, sober man
wants job truck and _ tractor
driving, also repairing same.
James W. Dot-
son, Cedartown, Rt. 1. -

Middleaged unencumbered
woman, refined and intelligent,
wants job on farm doing light
farm chores. Go
eats: Edna eae eee



Want 4
or 5R_ house and barn. Re J. iS

-|Good_ stock. and t
old X-GI one Fob

-Atlanta,

Good house with lights | j

-for

Near Atlanta. Te
Atlanta, Rt. 8, Box 39-B.



cahoue sD or 15 arr
turpentine, high |
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