Farmers and consumers market bulletin, 1951 January 10

Georgia Fa on

Tom Linder,



im ers

Commissioner












ted eer for eatery
t is vital that the condition of
be oo careful considera-























































it
ne a milit
-ome from the farms.
luce these essential crops,
ve something more ae the
0 ies = ieee ss
at ee situation is now on

ae the official Teper of

s and income from crops for

of oS for the geet 1950
' le



[ facies

re are going in debt. If the
oducing crops is greater than
from crops, then any school

hat the farmers will be in



1,852.00 or ap-

If we

in Georgia, on an aver-
ercial fertilizer amoun-
cent or more of his gross

0 and buys fertilizer>to
$185.20, he. would have-a
of $1, 6.80 If this farm-

WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 10, 1951

PRICES





osperous or

er month. This is

expenses of the farm and the

farmer has a gross in- |



of about 20 percent per year. This means

the cost of his farm equipment per year

is $500.00.

_ After paying for tie fertilizer and his
tractor, he has a gross- income left of

$1,166.80.

The average acreage per farm, accord-
ing to the Government report is 34 acres,

_ The actual cost of fuel and oil, according
te some farmrs who have kept records,

pay ae - S

amount on an average to $2.00 per acre
or $68.00 per farm. After the farmer

has paid for fuel-and oil, he has abal-
ance of gross returns. of $1, 098.80.

Parts, repairs: and servicing on his
equipment will cost him another $68. 00,
leaving him a balance of gross income

of $1,030.80.

In addition to the tractor work ee
there is a great deal of light cultivation
that is ordinarily done with mule power
or with light tractor equipment. The
cost of this light cultivation in either
case will cost him at least another $100.-

00, leaving a gross balance of $930.80.

Then there is the matter of hand labor

such as preparing seed beds and buying.

equipment and supplies for the seed beds.

The matter of transplanting by hand,
hoeing the grass and weeds out of the
drill, ete.
: must pay at least $4, 00 per day and-to
_ this must be added in a great many cases
the cost of operating a truck to haul-this

For this labor, the farmer

hired labor to and from their homes.

This hired labor for the production of an

average crop, to say nothing of the har-
vesting, will cost at least another $100.00,

leaving a gross balance of $830.80.

Before the farmer can plant his crop

- and seed beds there is the question of
These two
items will cost on an average not less

buying seed and fungicides.

than $2.00 per acre and usually $5.00 or
$6.00 per acre. The average we will say

would be $4.00 per acre or $136.00 for

the farm, leaving a gross balance to the
farmer of $694.80.

In addition to all of the shee many
crops now require the application of in-

_ secticidesto keep them from being de-

stroyed by insects. On some crops the,
cost of purchasing and applying insecti-
cides is itself a major item of cost. In
the case of cotton, for instance, the cost
of insecticides alone will run from 10 to
20 percent of the value of the cotton crop.

_ However, for the sake of being conserva-
tive, let us say that the cost of purchas-

ing and applying insecticides amounts to
only 10 percent of the crop. This is an-
other $185.20 of expense and leaves a
grass balance to the farmer of $509.60.
st of harvesting and pre-
-avera e, will

~ net income.

livestock and livestock products.

_the electric bills.





cost 25 percent of the crop or $463.00,
leaving a gross balance of $46.60.

This would leave the farmer $46.60
$46.60 on 34 acres. $46.60
for four people. $11.65 for each person
per year.

t is true that the above figures are
based only on crops and do not cover
It is al-
so true that the above figures are aver-

ages. and many farmers make a better

showing. But it is likewise true that
many farmers fall below the average and

their plight is worse than the average
It is also true that

figures indicated.
many farmers have a great deal of ex-

pense not enumerated in this article,

Many items which would have been con-
sidered luxuries a few years ago are now
household necessities. Many farmers
have electric lights and power. They
should have electric lights and power.
They are entitled to them. However,
that does not change the fact that each -
month they must find the money to pay

electric washing machines, electric re-
frigerators and electric equipment which
are vital and necessary and which no one
would want the farmer to do without.
Nevertheless, to live on the farm and en-
joy these modern necessities requires
that the farmer have an income which |
will enable him to pay for them. This
he cannot do with an average
gross crop of $1,852.00.

There are those who say that the farm-
er should reduce his cost of production.
It would be equally logical to say that
the banker should reduce his cost of mak-
ing loans, that the contractor should re- -
duce his cost of putting up buildings;
that the manufacturer should reduce his
cost of turning out clothing; automobiles, ~
tractors, farm equipment and electric
appliances. It could as logically be said
that the cost of Government should be
reduced.

The hard facts are, however, that the
farmer does not control the cost of pro=
duetion, but is a creature of circum-
stance. He must buy his supplies and
labor at the market price and he must
pay -what is asked. Hehas no choice.

The facts are, as have been reiterated
in the columns of this Bulletin time and
again over the years, that the farmers
prices have never been increased in
proportion to the general economic level
of prices. The scale of parity prices fix-
ed by Congress do not represent parity
in any sense of the word. This has been

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comes the opportunity for electric ranges,



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SECOND HAND
MACHINERY FOR SALE

SECOND HAND
MACHINERY WANTED



1950 model Allis-Chalmers
Combine No. 60 with motor, on
rubber tire: run less than 50
hours, like new. J. R. Wom-
mack, Covington.

- Model A Tractor, planter,
eultivator, distributor, 2 disc.
plow, hydraulic lift ~pulley,
power take-off, all A-1 cond.,
for sale or exchange for Farm-
all M or John Deere A. or any
good large tractor. C. B. Milner,
Shiloh.

42 in. Grist Mill Rock, good
cond.,reasonable. O. B Williaras,
Dudley.

M Farmall Tractor with or
without equipment for sale. el.
3241. W. V. Brannen, Unadilla.

Farm Bell, Approx. 70 lbs.,

; $6.00 at my place. Tom Hansley,
_ Comer, Rt. 2,

John Deere: Model H Tractor,
2 row, with planters and cul
tivators, good as new, used very
little, for sale. Charles A. Gay,

Wrens, Rt. 1.

Allis-Chalmers Tractor, Mod-
el C, 2 row cultivator, planter,
fertilizer attachment, 4 disc J.
H Tiller, old dise harrow, John
Blue 6 row cotton duster, new
dirt scoop, power lift, etc, Wiil
not sell separately. Can see at
2339 Tubman Home Road, or
Phone 44146. Lester Hobbs,
August:

Farmall Super A Tractor with
planters, cultivators, tiller, har-
row, wagon, etc. for sale. Alice
H Sygert, Haralson.

One R 2 Caterpillar Tractor
with 12 in tracks, 5 disc tiller
plow, one light foot, Dbl, Sec-
tion Kielefer 20 Disc Harrow,
good condition. Will sell se-
parately. Will R, Johnson,
Hogansville, Rt. 3.

One Oaks elec. incubator, 1350
gg cap., also 3 gas Brooder
stoves, sell cheap or trade for
anythinz can use. H. R. Clarke,
Covington )

New Babcock Weed-Hog Ber-
muda Harrow, 9 Blades, all
steel construction, used very
little. Can be used with smail
tractor or 2 mules, $35.00, FOB.
aba L. W Seago, Pinehurst, Rt.

Ford or Ferguson 14 in, Twin
Bottom low, used less than
20 hours, $125.00; Also two 560
cap. Elec. Universal fldor Chick,
Brooders, $20.00 ea. Geo. UH.
Shafter, Douglasville, Rt. 1.

1948 model 2E GPM John Bean
Pecan spraying machine, in
new cond., used partially one
season, with necessary attach-
ments. Edwin Fulcher, Waynes-
boro,



Case 21-33 Thrash machine
with feeder and. wind stack, rig-
ged up to shell corn or thresh
grain, with attachments, $100.00,
H. C. Carmichael, Tifton. Lake
Mary.

1949 Allis-Chalmers C Tract-
or with cultivator, Intl 3 disc
tiller with seeder box and_extra
dise to convert to 4 disc, harrow.
Case 12 row grain drill, 1950
Case combine, model F-2, $2500.
all together. Sell combine separ-
ately. Theo Suber, Macon, 165
Cleveland Ave. (Tel. 768 M).

3-70 Saw Murray Gin Outfit,
late style, ball bearing through-
out, heavy duty, steel bound
press, all complete, good shape,
with Allis-Chalmers Motor, for
sale or trade. Tel. 12733. Garlan
Sorrells, Cumming,

Cub Traetor Outfit with litt,
planters, cultivator, mower,
plow, late stype, nearly new,
bargain for $800.00 Tel. 287 J
J. H. Sorrells, Tumming,

One IHC-52 Combine,. almost
like new condition. F. A, Josey,
Dublin.

2 Farmall Cub Tractor, Plant-
ers, cultivators, $850.00 ea.,
Also one 3 disc tiller, 10 disc
harrow, and Hay Mower for
ao G. M. Walden, Gibson,

5

1 yr. old Ford Tractor and
equipment, 11:00 by 28 tires,
$1850.00; Or just $1400.00 for
tractor. A-1 condition. F. H. Me-
Leod, Valdosta, Rt. 2.

3 Elec. Chick Brooders, 5v0
cap., all good mechanical condi-
tion, $60.00 for lot. Will not ship.
L. B. Strickland, Reynolds.

Cultivator for Cletrac HG60
Crawler Tractor and Bower
Whirlwind Feed Mixer, 750 Ib.
size, also Roller, for sale. Write:
J. B. Whisnant, Jr., Summerville.

Farmall H Tractor, cultivating
and planting equipment, sun-
soiler plow, bush and bog har-
row, etc. for sale. All good condi-
ton H. D. Edmondson, Temple,

toc E

10 Can Intl Milk Cooler, 3
unit Surge Milking Machine, all
good cOdnditior, for sale. Miss
Marie Vaughn, Forsyth, Rt. 2.
(Tel. 4008).

LA John Deere 1 Row Tractor
and equipment, $500.00. See:
ces H. Pendley, Sylvester, Rt.

John Deere B. Tractor, plant-
ers, distributors, cultivators, 6
ft. J D. Harrow, 5 Dise J. D
Tiller, all good condition, half
the cost of new outfit. Dial 2-.
9656 Augusta) G B. Mims,
Hephzibah.





{| Odum,

|for, all grain seed. Excellent

ilace, Davisboro,

MARKET BULLETIN

SECOND HAND
TACHINERY FOR SALE

_ SECOND - HAND _
MACHINERY FOR SALE



Parts for old style Fordson
Tractor; new crank shaft, $15.09;.
Late style Manifold and Car-
Magneto attachment, complete

Magneto Attachement, complete 1

except Magneto, $12.50. Gober
Murphy, Jasper, Rt. 2.
Eelectric Churn in good condi-
tion, $10.00. Mrs. G. Wynn Smith,4
Sharpsburg, RFD.

Late model WC Allis- Chal-
mers Tractor with i0 disc har-
row, power take-off and belt

pulley, $1000.00; Also one F-20|/R

Intl. Tractor Crawler with !9
disc Athens harrow, no junk,
$550.00. James Swanson, Pal-
metto. (Tel. 7272)

Ford-Ferguson Tractor, 2, cul-
tivators, planters, distributors,
1 disc harrow, dbl. bottom plow,
belt pulley, and other equipment
Ist class condition, reasonable.
U. S. Hwy, 301 between Glenn-
ville a Claxton. J. Frank
laxton, =

2 H Oliver Plow, $5.00; 2
Turn over Plow, $20.00;other
small equipment. Lot $30.00. %
mi. Metter. G. W. Akins, Gray-
mont.

Farmall H Tractor, cultivators,
planters, John D. Tractor Drawn
Grain Binder; all good condi-
tion. Tel. 662J1 Barnesville.
Steve Keadle, Forsyth,

F-14 Farmall Tractor on good
rubber with cultivators, plant-
ers, belt pulley, all good condi-
tion, $400.00. See: C. L. Moore,
Jr., Cordele, Rt. 1,

One 24 in, Meadows Corn Mill,
Sears Drum Sheller, 10 hp fuel
burning engine, line shaft, belt-
ing, floor and counter scaies,
complete, now running, for sale,
6 mi. W. Griffin on Hwy. 15.
L. W Miller, Griffin, Rt. C.

1 See. Spring Tooth Harrow,
good condition, $10.00; Also 3
gal. Daisy Hand Turn Churn,
$3.00. FOB. A. T. Milteer, Quit-
man, "2

Some Blacksmith tools for
sale. See: T. R. Thomas, Cum-
ming, Rt. 1. ;

Walk-in Dairy Cooler, Milk
Compressor with 1 hp motor, 2
blower fans, $200.00 cash. T.
W. Nalis, Demorest.

One Model H John Deere
Tractor, planters, cultivators,
fert. distributor, 8 disc Rome.
harrow, 6 row cotton duster,
power take-off, wheel wts.,
spring tooth harrow, good rub-
ber, good cond., $850.00. Halfred
Branyon, Danielsville.

1946 Case VAC Tractor with
cultivators, planters, set peanut
plows, 2 disc plow, 20 scallop
disc tandum harrow, Root power}
duster, 8 row, tractor wagon,
stalk cutter, Case Side del. rake,
tractor weeder, for sale. Mrs.
Ray Hill, Byromville.

14 in, mold board bottom plow,
Ford Ferguson, $75.00, 1 mi.
West Cohutta. B. Halcomb,
Varnell. Rt, 1.

Allis Chalmers W. C. tractor
with belt pulley, P. T. O., lights,
7 ft. mower, J. D, 5 disc tiller,
A-1 cond. C, W. Sims, Marietta.
Rt. 6. (Near Ebenezor Baptist
Church),

One 60 AC Combine, No. 1
cond., $575.00; AC 20 disc tand-
em harrow, new scallop disc,
$150.00. J. T. Wheeler, Watkins-
ville. Re 1.

Model 169 B John Deere 4
dise tiller, goo. as new, $175.10;
1 never used Case tractor drawn
Grain Drill, $295.; 2 H. oliver
Walking cultivator, $35.00, Ti.
W. Hartzog, Buchanan, Rt. 2.

Good home-made tractor, on
order of Farmall, for sale or
trade for calves, 6 wks. or older,
corn planter, harrow, or good
milch cow. L. A. Powers, Grif-
fin, Rt-C:

2 H. plow, dbl. hopper corn
and velvet bean Cole bean
planter (also plants most any
other kind of seed, small or
Jarge), and complete set plates

cond. C. B. Biggar, Haddock.

Late model A John Deere
Tractor, 8 dise tiller, 7 ft. har-
row and 7 Tine Graham Hoeme
plow, all equipment power-trol]
operated, $3,000.00 for lot. Will

ler in good condition, any stand-

jrubber tires and attachments;



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\ Five 500 cap. chick brooders,
used 1 yr., perfect cond., $10.
ea. R._H. Wade, Cochran, Rt.

ts
John Deere 4 dise filler plow,
-$150.00; 2 Simplex Kerosene
brooders, 300 cap., $20. for the
2; 1 new windy subsoiler, $50.
Good cond. Mrs. Hugh L,
White, Stockbridge.

1 ea. top buggy, $15. and
cart, $10. O. H. Bond, Royston,
tees ee

1200 cap. Farm Master inc.,
perfect cond., used 1 season,
$60., or exc. for 120 rabbits, 12
wks. old, any breed. = Wea
Evans, Decatur, 329 Oldfield
Rd., CR 3997. :

8 ft, Stahmer
spreader, good shape,
4 disc Athens tiller on rubber,
like new, $250.00; Farmall 20
on steel, runs good, $325.00; 5
ft. Oliver Combine, runs good,
$375. T. A. Wilson, Greensboro.
Phone No. 4691.

1 row barrel type Pepper
Setter, mule or tractor drawn,
$25. J. W. Duffey, Jackson, Rt.
3. : ;

fertilizer

1 ea. John Deere-MT tractor,
12 A Combine with motor, and
KBA 618 dise harrow, used 1
season, all excellent cond. Rea-
sonable. David Ridgeway, Jack-
son, Rt. 4.

1 row corn. picker,
drills, hammer mill. P. T.
ton, Shady Dale.

grain

SECOND HAND _



Want Riding Cultivator in

good eondition in this vicinity.
State price. O B. Griffin, Rock-
mart, Rt. 2 :
_ Want Rear Section of Cul-
tivators for Model H John Deere,
power take off. State condition
and price..E. E. Hall, George-
town, Box 295.

Want good G, or consider any
1 Row Tractor, cheap for cash.
State year, make, equipment,
price, other jetails, D. W. Max-
ham, Hogansvill

Want Fertilizer Distributor for
Farmall A Tractor. Write condi-
tion, and price. No junk. I. F.
Lamb, Vienna, Rt, 2.

Want Friend Power Sprayer, |
100 or 200 gal. cap.. and engine
powered, in good condition and |
low priced for cash. Give detail-
ed description in letter. Richard
Cecchini, Elberton, Rt. 2.

Want 1 pr. iron wheels- for
John Deere B tractor. C, C.
-Atha, Monroe, Rt. 2. ee

Want dump hay rake-and rub-
ber tired .manure spreader.
State cond., and price first let-

Star Rt. 4

Want one good used Winn
Brooder in Good shape, cheap
for cash, in or near Fitzgerald.
See: Charles Shrum, Fitzgerald,
Rt. 1, Box 108 (Dixie Hwy).

Want Corn Shucker and Shel-
ard make; Also have Steel Wheel

Wray Smith, Sparta.

Want used Ford Tractor Cul-
tivator in good condition, Cov-
ington planters, distributors]
(not worn or rusted), late model
for Ford Tractor, and Disc
Plow and Harrow. J H. Leverett,
Parrott

Want Garden Tractor with

Must be in fine condition and
good price, within 50 miles of
Marietta; State make, HP, at-
tachments, condition, and price.
Emory Williams, Marietta, Rt.
3, Box 277. :

Want Farmall <A _ Tractor,
equipped, with planter, cul-
tivators, and 8 disc harrow, 47 |
model preferably, and gas
burner. R. M Maddox, Winder.

Want one od used Auto-
matic Hay Baler, State condi-
tion, price, make and model.
Hugh H, Wiser, Milner.

Pat-|

| MACHINERY WANTED ||

ter. W. T. Torgesen, Cornelia. |:

Tractor Wagon for sale at $60.00. Z
$7.50 C; $1:00

age. A. T. Milteer,

sacks;

Cecil McCurley,
2,

























r

. Nancy H
jay, Rt. 3, Box

$50.00; | b

Wakefield Cabbage,
50e C. by mail. 2 Bp E
Baxley, gor

50 C; 500, $2.00
Staleup, Marietta,

Nice Strawberry
C. Chas. Shrum, Fi
1, Box: 20825573

$1.00. Add post
200 plants for 4 pri
sacks. Each pay
E. E McDaniel, Ba

Flowery Branch,

_ Mt. Huckleberry
ing size, 85c doz
berry, 5 doz., Hazl
Exchange for print
postage. Miss Jean |
Ellijay, Rt, 3, Box

Everbearing Str
C; Also nice Black

Early Je a
Wakefield, Copenk
Marion Market C
M. Ready f i
Tel, 4-5079.

annah, Rt.

- White Crysta:
Onion Plants (
$1.25; $2.00.

$6.00 Express Ful
guar, Prompt shi
Stokes, Fitzgerald
Everbearing Mas!
berry, 70c C; $4.8
early Klondike, 50c
Or exchange for

post

Blakemore Stra
damp packed, 75c
$5.00 M. MO only.
Waldrip, Gainesvill

New crop Cope!
Round Dutch,

sionary Strawb:
$3.50; 80 C;

Fayetteville. ; d ,
Missionary Straw
C; $7.00 M; Rabbit E
berry Plants, 15 ea

~ Missionary - and
Strawberry, $1.00 C.
100 plants for 4 p
Also. Ca
$1.00

Garlic, each

Sage Plants,

adine Grape Vin
Cond ;
Bed





not sell separately. C. B. Wal-




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SEED FOR SALE

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SEED FOR SALE



age, 30c for nated
ck Walnut a $1.00

ts.|heavy bearing Tender

trawberry. Plants,
$3.00; $5.25 M; Klon-
3; 50, $2.50; $4.25 M.
fones, Cumming, Rt.

Strawberry, 70.C;
a M; Klondike, 60
$2 ; $4.75 M; Scup-
ae * cuttings, 50 doz.
Hood, Gaines:

C; Also May

=. tt, 35c ea.;
uckleberry, | _ bearing
z., 7T5; Also Citron
: Rosie Crowe, Cum-

500, ;
Prompt ) Paine

el Crowe, Gaines-|

Black sain,

Dacula,



O on Strawberry, 70e C
3. $5. Klondike
60e 500, $2.75;
$4.75 M. hi postage. Mrs. Ef.
fie Crowe, Cumming, Rt. 1.

Strawber: plants, $1.30 C;
Also Red nch Butterbeans,
ene cup. PP. Mrs. G. C. Taylor,

Ptonen







BEANS AND PEAS.
FOR SALE



Red Speckled iaina Butter
Peas, 45c Ib.; 3 Ibs., $1.00. PP
.|in Ga. Cash or PO Money Order.
c No checks, Mrs. A. B, Fae

Maysville, Rt. 2.

- Streaked Half. Runner Beane

Black
Pole Bean Seed, 50c cup; 3
cups, $1.25; White and Colored
(running) "Bunch Butterbeans,
Col. Pole Butt Peas, 4 cups,
$1.25. PP in Ga. Mrs. Clarence
MeMillian, Dacula, Rt. 1
Brown Early Peas, bears 2
crops, 6 cups, $1.25; Purple Hull
Peas, small lot, 3 cups, $1.00.
No ee | Mrs. Lon peewee,
tor: : a8

Brab Peas, $6.00 at "Velvet
Beans, $4.00 bu.; Corn, $2. 00 bu.
FOB. In even weight bags. J.

'L. Garner, Warthen.

Little Pink Peanut 6 Weeks
Half Runner Beans, few Brown
Striped Half Runners, 50c lage | 1
cup. Add postage. Mrs, Andrew
Wilson, Carters, Rt. 1.

Garden Cream Half Runner,
Corn Field, Creasback, Brown|
Pole Beans, 50ce_cup, Or ex-|

change for good print sacks. Add |

postage. Jemima Crump, Talk-

ing Rock, Rt, 2.

Imp. White, Half . Runner
Beans, 45c cup; White Pole, 40
cup; Also Seven top turnip
Seed, 15 large spoonful; all
weevil treated, tender; Squash
Seed, 15, 24c. No checks. Add

mby_ postage. Viola Stover, Ellijay,
ee ui De:

ouch Peas, 35c qt. Add post-
gee . W. Akins, Graymont.

35 bu. 90 Day Velvet beaaic,

$3.50 bu.; 10 bu. Brabham peas,
| $4.50 bu. Pat Snelson, Greens-

boro. \
White, Brown Six Weeks, and

Sie Striped Half Runners, | L
| Little Pink Bunch, and Brown

and} Striped Cutshort Beans, 50c
|eup. Exchange for print or

COD if requested.
an, Gordon.
y plants, 70c C; $5.

Isham Lightsey,

od Besssecing
500, $3.00; $5. M;

Catnip, Pepper-

awberry plants,
omer McCurley,



| peas,

; Ball Ground, Rt. 1.

white sacks. Mrs. sal Beal,
Ellijay, Rt. 3.

Old Fashion English Peas
Tender | Garden Beans, Little

Kobe. _Lespedeza Seca. Test
and ice on request,
Oglesby, Hartwell, Rt. 2.

Big start fresh Old Fashion
Calif. Beer Seed, 25c plus 3c
stamp. Mrs. Ella Green, Smyrna,

Multiplying Calif. Beer Seed,
25e good start. No COD. Mrs.

Sallie, Flo, d, Rockmart, Rt. 2.

~ Long Handle and Martin
Gourd Seed, 1 doz., 15c; 2 doz.,
25e. Add postage. Mrs. James
Turner, Blairsville, POB 79.

Hastings Long Tender Green
Pod Okra, 1950 crop, large tea-
cup, 45c. PP; 2 cups, 85c,.. Mrs.
Inez Gore, Rydal, Rt. 2,

1500 lb. Crimson Clover, 25c
Ib.; 3000 Ibs. Rye Grass, 12c Ib.
FOB. Seed will meet Triple A

requirements, R. E, Aycock,
Monroe.
Chambers Special Tobacco

Seed, 75c 0z.; $8.00 lb.; Jamaica
Wrapper, 50c oz.; $5.00 lb, PP.

Free % lb. extra seed on pound:

orders. Earl Stuckey, Black-|
shear. ;
Imp. No. 450 Cantaloupe

-|seed, $2.50 lb.; Spanish Pea-

nuts, 25c Ib.; $6. bu. PP. Mrs.

Jessie Johnson, Cordele, Rt. 2.

New pure Hastings Ga. Cab-
bage Seed, 25 Thbls.; $1.25
cup. PP in Ga. Mrs. Joe A.

Shia Sheliman, Rt. 2, Box.

Long Green Okra Seed, 50c
Ib.; 10 lbs., $4.00 Black Musca-
dine vines, $2. doz.; a7. C;
Kudzu Crowns, $12. 50 M Del.
EE. GO: Patterson, Waco, Rt. 2.

Old Fashion Striped Half
Runner Bean Seed, free of

weevils, large cup, 45e. PP.
Mrs. Hoyt Samples, Gaines-
ville, Rt. 1.

Big start fresh Old. Fashion
Multiplying California Beer
Seed, 25c. Plus 3e postage. Mrs.
Ella Green, Smyrna. |

Half Runner Striped Garden
Bean Seed, 50c cup; Also few
Sugar Pumpkin seed, 15, 25c. E.

G. Loggins, Gainesville, 816
Scotland Ave. .
Little Rice pea seed, $2.50

gal., $18. bu.; long broad leaf
Bull Face tobacco seed, 60c
tbls, also sage and catnip
plants, $1. doz., $6. C; 500, $20.
. J. Eller, Cumming.

Imp. tender White Half Run-
ner bean seed, 50c cupful. Exc.

for print sacks: 2 cups for 3
sacks; Seven Top turnip and
| Buttercup squash seed,

tbls. Ea. pay postage. Mrs. W.
H. Hensley, Ellijay, Rt. 2, Box.

White and Large White, Pink | 31.

Striped Half Runners, -Corn-

| field and Cutshort Beans, for
}sale. Exchange 2 cups beans

for 4 print sacks. Dessie Vick,
Ellijay, Rt. 3.

About 10 bu. - Spake mixed
$3.50 bu. O. H. Bond,
Royston, Rt.

Blue Java Peas, 25c lb. in 5

{Ib. lots; Old Time Speckled

Tender Half Runner Garden
beans, 50c cup; Also Hastings
Yellow Super Prolific Seed
Corn, 2-8 ears to stalk, $1. pk.;

| Yellow Popcorn, $1. for. 5 Ibs.

Add postage. Mrs. Mattie Lit-

Tes Ball Ground, Rt. ods

Small English Soe frost-
oe 50c teacup, plus postage.
}Exchange 2 cups for 4 print
sacks alike, free of holes. Mrs.
a bas Cheek, Lawrenceville,

White. "Tender Half Runner

| Garden Beans, 50c teacup; Al-

| son larg Red Skin Peanuts, 2- |.
4 in hull, washed, dry, $2. pk.;
$6. bu. Miss Gennia Brown,



SEED FOR SALE.

Sericea Lespedeza, clean,
scarified, 20c 1b.; Combine run,
15c lb.; Clean Hulled Sericea,

*118 lb.; Dixie Crimson Clover,
160c Ib.; Sanford Wheat, $2.50
| bu.;

German Millet, 6c 1b.;
Brown Top Millet, 6c lb.; Victor

| Oats, $1.50 bu. Tel, 30-W. C. D.

Wood, Bowdon,



Worlds Champion Green
ze Collard Seed, 4 Tbls.,
fe $2.00 PP.





Good, tender garden- bean
seed, striped and pink half
runners, white creaseback and
speckled cutshorts, and okra
seed, all 50c cupful. Exe. for
sacks: 2 cups for 4 print or 5
white. Ople Goble, Ellijay, Rt.

Old fashioned white half
runner bean seed, large and
small, selected, weevil treated,
50c per measuring cup, PP.
Miss Mamie Anderson, Ellijay.

Sev. hundred pounds good
Sericea seed, combine run, lic
lb. FOB. Willie Smith, Hart-

well, Rt. 2.

Chas. W., Flat Dutch and
Copenhagen Market cabbage,
Rutger, Stone Marglobe toma-
to seed, $1.50 Ib.; 4 lbs., $5.75;
collard, 60c lb. Lee Crow,
Gainesville, Rt. 2, Box 143.

Striped, Speckled, white half
runner beans, 50c cup; yard
long beans, black foot long
peas, 25 seed 15c; dynamite
seed popcorn, 4 02. 5c;
lb.; white Spanish peanuts, 4
Ibs. $1. Weevil treated. PP.
er S. King, Lawrenceville, Rt.

"Geod tender garden beans,
brown 6 wks., cream half run-
ners, little red peanut beans,
striped half punners, crease-
ba cornfield beans, cream
and brown cutshorts, 50c cup-
ful; okra seed, 40c cup. Add
postage. Exe, for sacks, 2 cups
for 4 print or 5 white, Mrs.
Ivy Lambert, Ellijay, Rt. 3.

Old Time Little White | Ten-
der Half Runner Garden bean
seed, White Tender Cutshort

ornfield beans, free of wee-

il isa PP: Mrs EE.

Mac] Seed, 75 oz.;

20

50c |





Chambers Special Tobacco
$8. Ib.; Jamaica

Wrapper, 50c oz.; $5. 4b. PP.

Free 1/4 lb. extra seed on lb.
orders. Earl Stuckey, Black-
shear.

Sound and clean White Nest
Onions for seed or eating, mul-
tiplyers, $1.25 gal. PP. Mrs. B:
A. Weeks, Dial.

White tender Creaseback and
Cutshort Cornfield Bean seed,
50c large cup. Treated for wee-

'vils. Add postage. Mrs. W. J.

Reece, Ellijay, Rt. 2.



CORN AND SEED CORN
FOR SALE

PAGE THRE ~

PECAN AND OTHER 3
FRUIT TREES FOR SALE |











Horse: Apple, Black Walnut,
Plum, Mulberry, Cherry, Hicke
ory Nut, Persimmon, Black
Locust, Catawba Trees, 2-3 ft.
50c ea.; Huckleberry, Goosebera
ry; Red Haw, Currant, Himalays
Blackberry, 2-3 ft., 13c ea, A
rooted, PP on $1. orders, Jose=
phine Raley, Mitchell.

Apple, Peach, Plum, Pean,

and Fig Trees, also Grape Vine
for sale. A large variety. Write
for price and varieties. ONe
Hitt, Jasper, Rt. 3. ;

Seuppernong vines, roo
large white variety, 50c ea.; ep
$1.25. PP. No a Isla Hamils |
ton, Alamo, Rt. 2. *



Dynamite Popcorn (1950),
sound, dry, clean, free of wee-
vils, good for eating or plant-
ing, 20c Ib. del. in 5 Ib. lots or
more, Larry Shelton, Dial.

150 bu. choice white a
corn, big ears, in shucks,
hybrid, trash, $1.65 peck it
taken at once. W. E. McCart,
Lawrenceville, Rt. 2.

About 500 Ibs. South /Amer-
ica Dynamite Popcorn, shelled,
recleaned, lot at 9c Ib. FOB,

HJ. Phillips, Chickamauga.

Pure Whatleys Seed Corn,
nubbed and shelled, $1.50 pk.;
$5.00 bu. Any amount up to 100
bushels,, A. H. Thurmond,
Farmington.

White Rice Popcorn, 5, 10, 20
Ib. lots at 121/2c Ib, No less
5 lbs. Add postage. Mrs. Marie
Holland, Dalton, Rt, 2.

Popcorn, 10c lb. and postage.

Exe. for Print sacks. Mrs. C.

W. Hefner, Talking Rock, Rt. 2.

PECANS AND OTHER
FRUIT TREES FOR SALE



8
Hooted cuttings James grapes,
parent plants, bought from
State Exp. Station, 50c ea.
Fob. R. L. Johnson, Fairburn.

Muscadine Grape vines . and
Sage plants, 20c ea.; Or 6, $1.;

Blueberry bushes, bearing size, | pp

75e doz.; Beechnut trees, 20c
ea.; Peach, 25c ea.; Black Rasp-
berry plants, 6, $1.00; Himalaya
Blackberry, $1. doz. Mrs. Rob-
ert H: Norrell, Gainesville, Rt.
6.

Apple trees: 2 each, Red
June, Horse, Detroit, Yates;
Peach trees: 2 Elberta, 1 ea.

|J. H. Hale, Red Haven, all for

$5. Or 50c ea. ONeal Hitt,

Jasper, Rt. 3.
Hazelnut and Blueberry
bushes, $1.15 doz.;..Also Red

and Black Raspberry, Musca-
dine and Scuppernong grape
vines, rooted figs, $2. doz.;
Apricot and Damson Plum,
Pear, 6. $1. Mrs. M. L. Eaton,
Dahlonega, Re: T,

Sweet and Sour Pomegranate,
large Purple Fig Bush, June
Apple trees, $1. ea.; Black Wal-
nut, Umbrella China, Seedling
Peach, 2, $1. Add postage. Mrs.
Vv. Mz Johnson, Shellman.

Grafted insp. and certified 1
yr. Apple trees, 21/2-5 ft.
Red June, Yellow June, Red
Delicious, Yellow Delicious,
Hackworth, Winesap; York,
Shockley, Grimes Golden, 25e
ea. 4 up delivered free. A. J.

Willoughby, Waco.

Bunch and Muscadine grape
vines, Blight Resistant Pear
and Chesnut trees, best tested
southern varieties. H. A. Neal,
Carnesville, Rt. 1.

State insp. Chinese Chestnut
Trees, 1 yr. old, $1.00 ea.; 3,
$2.50 Trees do better when two
or more planted. W. T. Largin,
East Point, 608 Broad Ave.

Pecan. Trees: Govt, insp.
Schley, Stuart, and Moneymak-
ers, 2-3 ft., $2.00; 3-4 ft., $2.25;
4-5 ft., $2.50; 5-6 ft., $2.75; 6-8
ft., $3:00; 8-10 ft., $3.25. Calvin
Harman, Stovall.

Scuppernong Vine cuttings,
50c doz. Mrs. Lydia Walters,
Moultrie, Rt. 3.

Stuart and Farlev Pecan Trees,
1-2 ft., $1.00; 2-3 ft., $1.25; 3 4
ft, $1.50; 4:5 ft., $1.75 ea.;*Seedl-
ing Pecan Trees, 3-7 ft., $1.00 ea
All State insp. Tel, 973-W-3. R.



L. Adkins, Cordele, Rt. 3.



PEANUTS AND PECANS
FOR SALE.















13 lbs. nice Stuart Pecans,
1950 crop, 40c lb. PP in lots
of 5 Ibs. or more. Mrs. N. BE
Reid, Hartwell, Rt. 3.

Nice large pecans, $1.25 :
PP. Prompt shipment. W. .
Summers, Newnan, Rt. 5.

Hand picked and washed 1950
crop Peanuts, $1.50 pk.; $5. bu,
Also Red Hot Dry Pepper, $4,
bu.; $3.50 bu. orders of 5 bu
or over. FOB. Or come after
Mrs. Clarence McMillian, re
cula, Rt. 1. :

Large Red Skin Peanuts, 2-4
in hull, washed, dried, $2. pk.
$6.50 bu.; Also White Tend
Half Runner Garden Beang,
50c cup. Add postage. G.
Brown, Ball Ground, Rt. 1.

FRESH & DRIED FRUITS
FOR SALE



1950 crop Dried Apples, best
quality, no worms, peel or core,
45c lb. Add postage. No chk,
Mrs. W. M. West, Cartecay.

1950 crop Sun Dried De-
licious Apples, free of worms,
peel, and core, 10 Ibs., $4.50,
in Ga. Mrs. Ola Jones,
Grayson.

Large Red Peanuts, 2-4 in
hull, washed, dried, $2. pk.; $6,
bu. Add postage. P. B. Brown,
Ball Ground, Rt. 1.

Sundried Apples, 45c lb.; 40
lb. in 5 Ib. lots or more; Mastoe
don Everbearing plants, 75e Cf
$6. M. Del. in Ga. Miss L. :
White, Dahlonega, Rt. 1, B Ae
30s ;








Sundried Apples, 45c Ib.; Al
so White Browneyed. Peas, 4
cups, $1. Add postage. Mxp,
Florence Waller, Buford, Rt

a

Nice Sundried apples, free -
worms, peel, and core, 45 lb.
PP. Miss Gail Vanzant, Dial. |

Nice Sundried apples, 35 I
Add postage. L. V. Dills, Hemp.



1950 crop nice peeled Starks
Golden Delicious apples, fre
from worms, 4 Ibs. del. to 3r
zone for $3. No checks. Mrs. lb
A. Sanders, Ashland.

Bright, sundried apples, fre@
of peel, core and worms, 45
Ib. and postage. Mrs. R. H. Ev=
ans, Ellijay, Rt. 2. 2



Nice, sundried apples, free Wd
of worms, 40c lb. Add postage. %
Mrs. Gertrude Reece, pict
Rt. 2. ;





GRAIN AND HAY
FOR SALE



50 bu..or more nice Bright
Sanford Wheat, combine rui
$2.50 bu. FOB. N. E, Reid,
Hartwell, Rt. 3.

4 tons good Bright Runner
Peanut Hay, gathered before
rain, $18. ton at my barn. Rue
dolph - Brown, Summit.

8 tons good Runner Pean
Hay, $18. ton at my barn.
H. Clark, Garfield.

Good quality Peanut Hay,
mostly Runner, free of poison,
approximately 10 tons, $20.00
ton. D. A. Law, Chula, Ri. i
PAGE FOUR

MARKET BULLETIN







~ again.

States.

RABBITS AND CAVIES
FOR SALE

(Continued from Page One)

illustrated in this Bulletin time and time

On a-basis of cost of production, the
cheapest farm crops in the world are be-
ing marketed right here in the United
I told you a few weeks ago about
the Governments parity price on cotton
being around 30c, the market price of -

FARM PI

cotton in the United States being around
40c, while the actual market price in
Mexico and other poreige coupiaies was
around 65c.

SHEEP AND GOATS
FOR SALE





3 large Chinchilla Does, 8
- Moes. old, bred twice, perfect
con., $9. Will ship. Send MO.
Ruth McBride, Rockmart, Rt.
t

Genuine Calif. cross Hybrid
Rabbits, best for meat~ produc-
tion, from originator of breed,
Juniors, $4. ea. Mrs. Jaek San-

ders, Macon, 131 First St.
Calif. Junipers from reg.
Show Winners, forsale. Cor-

respondence answered. H. C.
Bierman, Jr., Aber: 217 Tel-
fair Ave.

NZ Whites 11 mos. old Buck,
$5.00; 10 mos. old doe, $4.00;
two 12 mos. does, $5. ea.; Three
pairs 3 mos old, $5.00 pr.;

_ pairs, 4 mos. old, $6.50 pr.; 1
yr. old mixed Buck, $2.50. J. C
Wilder, Griffin, Rt 'D, Box 302.

NZW exclusively, ped. and
reg. stock, good bone and type,
Jarge litters and heavy milkers,

_ all ages, satis. guar. Tel. Ra.
9990. Walker E. Smith, At-
ara 2684 Collier Dr. N. W.,

479,

Hvy-wt. ped.

a} stock, 1 pr. grown breedeis,

Si $7.00; Nice Juniors, does and

' bucks. $1.50 ea.; in lots of 2 or

more. No less tha 2 shipped. K.

eed Brantley, Wrightsville,
cia: :

Ped, NZW Rabbits, Junior and
Senior Does and Bucks, aiso
bred Does, for. sale. Tel. -Ra.
7939. Jack Hinton, Atlanta, 929
Victory Dr., S. W.'

Fine English Angora Rabbits,
from Red, White, and Blue Reg.
Stock, Juniors, $10.00 trio; Sr.
Does, bred, $5. ea:; Buck, $3. 00.
Letters answered. "John Fields,
Griffin, 1018 W. Poplar St.

Ped., bucks for breeding stock
and show rabbits, all expertly
selected from finest breeding

stock. Will ship. Extra low



Chinchillas,





price. FOB. Contact. Spencer
Strange, Hartwell, 602 Savan-
nah St,



SHEEP AND GOATS
es FOR SALE





Milk Goats, young does bred,
ready to come Feb. Ist.; Also
young billy for breeder. Mrs.
R. L. Smith, Sr., Douglasville,
Rt. 4, Box 242. 5

Reg. Saanan males at stud, 2
fresh Reg. Nubians, $35. ea.;
Some reg. and grade Saanan
and Tog. Does to freshen right
away. Tel. Be. 5393. W. J. Sum-
jin, Atlanta, 730 Grand Ave.,
N. W.

i _ Reg. Nubian Goats, bred does

~ and young bucks ready for
Service. May be seen at my
farm near Madras. Earl S.

Redwine, Newnan.

2 fine Tog Mi:k Does, freshen

in January. Come see. Mrs. N
W. Harper, Ocilla, Rt. 1.

by

bi Milk Goats, one just fresh in,

$50.00; One nearly dry,
freshen in March, $20.00; Reg.
Tog. Billy at stud: Also taking
orders for Big Bone Guinea
pigs, stay fat kind, registered.
Leon Watson, Unadilla, POB

2

large doe goats, to freshen

soon, 3-4 qts. ea. daily. One
Toggenburg, other Tog. and
Nubian mixed, $25. ea. my

farm. G. Jason Davis, Rome, Rt.
2, Box 664 (1/4 mi, Bells Fer-
Ty).

2

will |

Goat, Saanan and Toggen-
burg, cross, to freshen soon,
2nd kidding, 2 yrs. old, ex-
tremely gentle, will give 2 qts.
or more Ber milking, $25. at
my place. A. J. Burney, Bruns-
wick, 2017 Norwich St.

9 Ewes, 1 Ram, outhdowns,
good stock, bred for
production. Reasonable price,
Phone Macon 128. Or write:
Rey. R. S. Taylor, Macon, Box
222, Care Hephzibah, Home.

9 mos. old Saanan male goat
in good condition, from mother
giving 3 gqts. milk. daily, $10.
at my home. Will pot ship. Mrs.
M. Ritz, Fairburn

_ 1 reg. Tog Bill, Crepe Myrtle:

Sport No. T 8932, age 21 mos,
$40.00 at my barn. Clyde Brad-
ley, Temple.

Reg. Saanan Males at sie

bred does. to freshen in 30 or

60 days, 2 young Saanan reg.
Males, $25.00: ea. All champion
bloodlines. Tel. Be. 5393. W. J.
Sumlin, Atlanta, 730 Grand
Ave., N. Ww.



LIVESTOCK WANTED

oe

Want a Bull Calf, about 2 or
4 mos. old, within 20 mi. At-
lanta. State price. W. A. Black-

well, Stone Mountain, Rt. 1,
Memorial Drive,
Want low priced young

calves, male or female, within
a 100 mile range of Hartwell.
State what you have, condi-
tion, lowest price. Spencer
Strange, Hartwell, 602 Savan-
nah St. 2 :

Want Male Hereford. calf, 3
to 5 mos. old. State description,
size; weight. J. J. Outen, Ma-
nassas, Rt. 2.

Want 10 to 25 head (grade)
Shorthorn Heifers. Contact:
Frank H. Frost, Comer, Care
Homewood Farm. ;

HOGS:

Want a Duroc pig. Advise
price, age, etc. Tom Weaver,
Canon, Rt. 2.

GOATS:

Want good milk goat. Must
be fresh or freshen soon, 4 qts.
or better. Roy. Ray, Fayetteville,
RFD-3.

HORSES AND MULES:

Want mule or horse. Must be
reasonable. Robert Q, Futrell,
Guyton, P. O. Box 153.

Want Holstein or Ayrshire
Male Calf. Must be from gif
stock. B. E. Womble, Claxton,
RT; 23

HORSES AND MULES:

Want good, sound mare mute,
5-8 yrs. old, wt. 1,000 or 1100
Ibs., without bad habits, and
be good worker. Write or see.
W. A. Moore, Haddock, Rt. I.

RABBITS:

Want few grown rabbits for
domestic use. B. S. Davis, East
Point, 107 W. Washington Aye.



POSITIONS WANTED

Want reliable man to farm on
50-50 basis. Good land, spring,
5 R house, lights, mail and school
bus by place. Write: W, A. Smith
LaFayette, Rt. 3.

Want good healthy i colored
woman for light farm work on
farm. Mrs. J. R. Minor, Atlanta,



1792 Childress Dr.,

thealthy. T.
ton.

- Want small family - for 2 ee

spring

farm small a
No. Ga., truck farming, fruit,| |



NW, - ||2



If Congress is going to prepare this
country to defend itself militarily, it had
best begin by strengthening its farmers.
Like the boys in uniform, the farmers
are willing and anxious to serve their

FARM HELP WANTED -



Want white woman familiar
with farm for light farm work.
Live in home with family of two.

Give full details when answer-:

ing. Photo preferred. Must- be
H. Hasty, Kensing-

crop, 50-50 basis. Good 3 R
house with electricity, good barn |

and pasture with plenty running |

water, Near good school and
churches. | L. Fe
Alpharetta, Rt. ste

Want woman 20-40 yrs, old)
from country to look after
chickens, turkeys, peafowl, hogs,
horses, and cattle. Must be ex-
perienced, in good health, and

have references from last place:

worked. Live as one of family. |
$50.00 month, room and_ board.
Time off. with pay. Tel. Ch. 1777.
= Helen Stier ee Rt.

Want white man 46: help in
dairy and do general farm work:
4 R house, electricity, water and

wood, garden patch, | close to

church, Post Jffic, and gen-
eral merchandise store, on school
and mail route, Write: C. L. Hix-

/son, Buckhead, Riedy

Want: man with small family

to work 1 H farm with mile;

plant cotton and few acres pea-
nuts on halves or shares; of
work by day. doing all kinds
farm work. Must be sober, J. H.
Leverett, Parrott, Rt. 1.

Want reliable white man to
1ount f acreage in

poultry. hogs, etc. Satisfactory
basis agreed upon. Write: Mrs.

Wm 4H. Weir, Atlanta, 945
Rupley ~ Dr. N. (EB. (Yel Ver
8447). ae

Want farmer for 3 H crep on
the Big Armuchee Creek; in up-
per end of Haywood. 3rds. and
4ths. or standing rent basis. Good
house, barns, water, lights ond
wood, School and mail route.
spe A. Seapets: Summerville,

t

Want white couple, settled, |
Christians, to do general farm
work on farm. Home and salary.
Tel. Cy. 4842. B, C. Langley,
Atlanta, 1936 Flat Shoals Ave,
Seihsore

Want good farmer, col. pre-
ferred, with own mule or tract-

_|or, for place at Scottdale, Small

3R house, near 3 colored schocis:
and churches, Standing rent
basis to reliable party. Contact:

B. O. Fussell, Atlanta, 889 Edge-
wood Ave, cae

Want good reliable qoener fox!
dairy farm 7. mi, Columbus on
Opelika, Alabi ma Hwy... House,
milk barn, dairy barn, 300 A
pasture land. Phone 2-8265,. H.
P. Mullin, Columbus, Box 120.

Want small family to live in
home with owner and work on
farm. Furnish nothing but mule,
feed, tools, fertilizer, good land.
School, REA rouic, Live alone,
raise chickens, sell eggs.: Need
party at once. L, R. Steed. Tal
botton.

Want farmer for good 2 H
farm. 5 R house, elec., school and
mail by door, smooth gray land,
15 A or more cotton, corn, but-
terbeans, on halves or standing! m

rent. 3 mi, N. Douglasville. T.
WwW. Simmons, Douglasville,
Broad St. :

Want woman, middle age, to
help. with light farm work on
farm. No objection to 1 or 2 chil



se

L Grange, Rt. 4,

Want wage hand on farm J
| for $50. monthly, room and
board; Or. will rent on shares,| .



| worker. Write, or see any Sat-





| amy necessary
teeth Us...

BZ

| tion cost.

FARM HELP WANTED |

country. _ They are ~ willing

and produce an
_produce adequately.
for their ge in ng v









hardships th
illi






























Want col. couple to work on.
cattle farm, Sober and depend-
able. Both work. Good house on
paved road at city limits of
Comer. Prefer man can drive
tractor and truck. Contact:
Frank H. Frost, eae Care
Homewood Farm,

~ Want white or col. family fo
1H farm. Exchange part time
work on my farm, D Henry,
College Park, 238 .W. Mereer
Ave. Tel. Ca. O54
Want white or col. fenity,
exp., and can run self, for 2 H
crop, house vith lights, bottom
dand. Satisfactory basis, C. W.
Murphy, Conyers, Rt. 3.
Want family for gence farm
work, with at least 2 or 3 to
work. Desire clean, nice, sober
family. House, water and wood
furnished. See or write: A. J.
Edge, Conyers, Rt, 1. (Manager
of Farms, Monastery).

Want experienced dairyman to|

45 3 yr. our white
llyr. old son, wan
tending chicken
light farm ch
Glover, Griffin,
Rd. Care Mrs,

43 yr. old mai
farm repairing and d
light farm chores.
reasonable salary.
good people. Roy
lapoosa. Rt. Ze

White man and wii
or 30 Acres, 4 or 5
standing rent basi
after beef cattle, E
Austell, Rt. 3.

| 68 yr. old man
caretaker. of

Fulton or ae
A. Moon, ee

work in large milking barn.|.

Thoroughly experienced in

feeding cows

and handling L





modern dairy machinery. $175 | in

month to right man plus good
farm living. Modern new home,
city conveniences, Jim Edmunds,
Dairy Supt. Newton, RR 4- Care

Want man and wife to milk

6 cows and cultivate 12 A in)

corn and cotton. Will furnish 4
R house, lights, wood, milk, but-












ter, vegetables, ete., pay $12.00) _

weekly and percentage - of all}

income from farm, Phone La-
Grange 7098. Olin Breit La-.

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1 or 2 H crop. - Have tobacco, | .,.

cotton, and peanut allottment.
J. H. Weeks, Milan, Rt. 3.

Want man (white or colored)
to, work a 10 barrel stand of
turpentine on_ 50-50 basis and
farm. 11/2 mi. church, 1/4 mi.
to school, bus by door.
house, electricity.- Write for
particulars. J. J. Outen, Aree:
brik Rt. Pp wipers 3 a

Want white - or ealsecd man
to farm and work 5000 boxes
turpentine on
1951.
church, and bus route. 9 mi. N.
Alma. Excellent living for good

curday. E. W. eI Alma,
Rt. 4 ee

Want 1 or 2. H farmer, stand:
ing rent or 50-50 basis. Good
land,. pasture, 2 streams, barn,
5 R_ house, elec. lights. Near
Buford Hwy. 1 mi. No. Dora-
ville. Tel. Ch. 4280. T. J. Woth,
Atlanta, 3125 E. Shadow Lawn
Ave.

Want throughly colaatie set-
tled woman, whit or colored,
to live in home with elderly



Jady on small farm in Gwinnett |

$5 Ri.

halves during |
House provided. School, |:



































Want work as farm
2000-3000 acres. Pre
tle and pastures ent
poultry or gen
Born and reared
-years old, married
High School, atten
ot Agriculture (
be good mont
ences exchanged.
dox, Winder,

Want -job on
chickens or cattle.
Have to be mov
children, Sod a

Co. near Stone Mountain, and|

















do light farm chores for rea= |.

sonable salary, Contact: Wayne
M. Watson, Atlanta, 1130 Ever-
-green Dr., N. E. (Tel. Exchange
3194).
- Want healthy, energetic dairy-
man with ~ good schoolins,
thoroughly trained in modern
dairying. Pureblood Holstein
Herd. Modern living conditions,
Bighaeee 2 mi, town and 18

Atlanta. J. A. Rust, Stock-
price, Rtg; Care Horse Shoe
Farm.

Want good man. that oat
mind work, to take 1 H_ farm

es
water, pastes. 6 or
halves for corn,
school and mail
Mrs



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