Farmers and consumers market bulletin, 1952 July 30

Tom Linder Commissioner



WEDNESDAY, JULY 30. uit oe

NUMBER 6


















































der rules and regulations is-
in accordance with the quaran-
against the importation of swine
swine products, the following ~
of pork may be imported and
nder the following provisions:





2) No eh pork products shall be
r ed into the State of Georgia except
ompliance with the conditions and
ments hereinafter set forth:



tain pork and pork products here-
enumerated may be imported into
ate under a permit issued by the
ssioner of Agriculture for each
nt of such pork or pork products. ~



to import into this State any of
n for each shipment to the Com-

ining an affidavit tohis satis-

F roducts which may be import-
this State upon Suey eek with

en subjected to a bone tempera-
not less than 160 degrees F. and
such temperature for a time not
five hours.

cuts of primal parts or parts of
s not over eight pounds in weight
lave been subjected to a bone tem-
of 160 degrees F. for not less

1 sliced boneless bacon that has
horoughly cured by dry salt treat-

ard and other processed shorten-
ning animal fat.

Paci hiriabs a meatloats

FORMATION | 0
EXANTHEMA DISEASE

pexson, firm or corporation de- -
named products shall make an -
of Agriculture, said applica-

at the requirements hereinafter |.

solution of salt for a sufficient .





un products subject- -



VESICULAR

Southeastern Officials Confer
On Vesicular Exanthema

Editorial By TOM LINDER

A Conference of sanitary officials rep-
resenting the following States: Alabama,
Kentucky, Louisiana, Tennessee, Florida,
North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia
and Virginia was held in Atlanta on
July 23, 1952, and the following recom-
mendations were made:

(GORME cee each of the States through >

their livestock sanitary officials notify by
wire immediately each of the other States
represented at this conference whenever
any vesicular disease is diagnosed, sus-
pected, or animals suspected of being ex-

- posed.

(2) That sanitary officials of each State
request the chief executive official to di-
rect State Patrol and all other law en-
forcement officials to render whatever as-
sistance is necessary to oe quaran-
tine regulations.

(3) That all policies and implement-
ing regulations concerning vesicular ex-
anthema and other vesicular diseases be
distributed to each of the States repre-
sented in this conference.

(4) That no swine shall be imported
into the respective States represented
without prior permission obtained from
the chief livestock sanitary official of the
respective, State.

(5), at where State law will au-



ed to not less than 160 degrees F. and for
not less than two hours time.

(6) Boneless salt cured bellies, fat back,
boneless jowls thoroughly cured with dry
salt.

(7) All other products for which satis-
factory evidence can be produced that

they originated from carcasses of animals .

slaughtered prior to June 1, 1952, except
animals slaughtered in the State of Cali-

fornia.

ISSUED AND MADE EFFECTIVE, this
24th day of July, 1952.

TOM LINDER ~
Commissioner of Agriculture

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thorize, livestock sanitary officials are re-

quested to consider whether or not all
fresh pork products should not be import-
ed into the respective States unless such
pork or pork products have been sub-

jected to temperature and time to render

the same sterile. This recommendation
is made to be effective during the pene
of the existing threat,

(6) That all vehicles and aio cars

used in the transportation of any live-._
stock, regardless of species, entering into

a State must-be accompanied by a certifi-
cate of disinfection (this certificate in ad-

dition to the official health certificate) - 3
been

showing that the vehicle has
thoroughly cleaned and properly disin-
fected before being loaded with the cargo
of livestock.

(7) That raw garbage, where State

law may authorize, be rendered sterile be- :

fore being fed to swine; and that all trans-
portation companies entering the State
having accommodations for feeding food
shall dispose of their garbage as directed

by the State sanitary official and disposed
of only at a place designated by such of

ficial.

(8) That wide. dissemination be made
to livestock growers, feeders, veterinari-
ans, and other persons interested in live-

stock of the symptoms of this disease and

of the methods of controlling, preventing
and eradicating the disease.

(9) That a program for the establish-
ment of control stations on all trunk






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routes, highways, and other concentra-

tion points be established by joint co-
operation between the respective States

and the Bureau of Animal Industry,
whereby the respective States, party to
this conference, assist each other in, the
operation of these control points.

(10) That livestock sanitary officials,
in cooperation with the Bureau of Animal
Industry, should take immediate action to
completely eradicate vesicular exanthe-
ma.

TOM LINDER

Commissioner of Agriculturc




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+ | S$ECOND HAND
MACHINERY FOR SALT

SECOND HAND
MACHINERY FOR SALE



Rotary cutter, use on ~Ford
tractor or three point hook up,
used less one day, $100.
rice list; F-20 Farmall on rub-
oer, fair cond., 20 dise smooth-
- ne harrow, Dbl. bottom plow
or Ford tractor, average cond.
$25. At my farm, E. R.
dox, Winder.

Bowlin Huskie 2 3/4 hp gar-
ren tractor with turn plow,
mowing blade and cultivators,
$250. O. C. Mingledorff, Doug-
las. Rt. 3.

Farmall B tractor, belt pul-
iey starter, lights, cultivator,
od rubber, $750. Cash or cows.

.

Grain and Fert. drill for Ford
or Ferguson, used 2 crops; Bale
ickup loader for WD or WC
llis-Chalmers tractor, practi-
Cally new. J. R. ase La-
vonia.

, Mowing machine, good cond.,
recently overhauled, mounts on
pull bar, fit most any make;
Worked on Farmall C last, $75.

t my farm. U. S. Lashley, Ogle-

orpe.

Athens 8 disc bush and bog
harrow, good running cond.,
50. at my place. P. A. Thames,
tockbridge, Phone 2472,

No, 40 Allis Chalmers com-
bine, and 8 row Oliver Superior
rain drill with fert. attach-
fronts Both in running cond.
rs. W. H. Jones, Dewey Rose. |
One two wheel cart, mule or
horse drawn, for farm uses,
good cond. wl.

an Litton, Ball Ground,

off

Mad- |

O. McClendon, McRae, Rt.,

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|

Good 1 H. Bagwell wagon, Ist.
elass cond., $50. at my home.

Newt Anderson, Murrayville,
Rise:
1951 cub tractor, lights,

starter, power take off lift, 9-24
tires, used very little, culti-
bators, single sec. harrow,
planters, distributors, peanut
weeder, bottom plow, Intnl
harvester, $1,200. cash. J. D.
Lewis, Baxley, Rt. 4. Phone
(day time) 2333.



SECOND HAND
MACHINERY WANTED



Want 2 Athens Tiller seeder

boxes, for 5 disc Athens tiller
plow. Homer L. Chafin, Mc-
Donough, Phone 3633.

Want an apple cider
State price and location. Mrs.
Robert H. Earnest, East Point,
Box 283, RA 7245.

Want Riding cultivator with
dises, gangs and feet, mule
drawn, also riding disc harrow,
in good shape and cheap. A.
L, Jordan, Oconee.

Want 1 H. wagon, and a 1 H.

|mowing machine in good cond.,

cheap:for cash. J. P. English,
Goggins, Rt. 1.

Want I. H. 45 pick up hay
baler, in A-1 cond. State best
| cash price. M. W. Peck, Sparta.

Want used compost lift load-

er for 1950 Ford tractor, in

at_ my farm, | first class cond. C, C. Maddox,

Ban 21/2 mi. No. Keithsburg. | Winder.
Rt. |

"S. C. Case tractor, $800.; Ford
Ferguson, $500. Both in good
running cond,, with good tires.
Jack Weldon, Griffin, Phone |
5896.

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SEED FOR SALE



Pasture mixture, New Wonder
| Grass, Rescue, oats, Dixie

1949 model G Allis Chalmers | |Crimson Clover, $23. CWT; res-

tractor, with planter, cultivators
and disc plow, starter, lights, |
rubber tires. $650. my "farm, 6)
mi. Ea, Cleveland. G, W. Ander- |
son, Leaf.

J. D. mule -drawn mowing |
machine, extra heavily built,
ood cond. $40. at my -home.
ape D. Wallis, Lawrenceville,

400 egg cap. Elec. incubator, |

used once,

d Elec. brooder,
ea thrasher, King bush and|Plant in September, $1.25 gal.;
og harrow, maar hain sub-soil- | large white garlic bulbs,

|

|
|

|

|cue with very few oats, 45c
Be Ky. 31 fescue, recleaned,

lb.;' Dixie crimson clover,
ee 25c lb. C. D. Wood,
Bowdon, Phone 20 W.

Sev. thousand lbs., Ky.
oe seed, recleaned and in
0 lb. bags new crop and well
eae Large and smaller lots,
| priced to sell. G. T. McDonald,

| Oakwood,
Little white

onions, to

25c

er, 2 point bottom plow, com- | doz. Mrs; J. B. Lindsay, Hamil-

Rlete scoop pan, never
onrad Allgood, Pine
Box 178. Phone 43-7051.
McCormick-Deering

st. class cond,

No.

Murrayville, Rt. 1.

used, | ton, Rt. 2.
Lake, |

Ky. 31 Fescue seed, combin-

;ed from 3 and 4 yr. old field,

9, | originally planted with Cert.
used 3 yrs.|seed, 50c Ib.
100. at my home. Claud Kana-|500 Ib. 45c Ib.;

in 100 lb lots;
1 M tb. lots, 40

Mb. Cecil Travis, Riverdale.

mill. |

| 25,

31)





1952 Champion eon glazed .

collard seed, 4 Tbls., $1.; 8 Tbls.,
$27 EE. in Ga. Mrs. T. T. Hollo-
way, Cobbtown, :

Ky. -Fescue seed, 95 Pct.
purity, 100 lbs. $88: or 40c|
lb. Exe. for Rescue grass seed,
heifer calyes, tractor wagon,

mowing machine for Farmall
M.-or GC, *Letz feed mill, or
dairy equipment. Monia_ E.
Reed, Oakwood.

Ky. 31 Fescue seed, mechani-
cally dried, cert. analysis upon
request. 50c lb. FOB farm 100
lb. bags; Calhoun barley, $2.

-bu., Cokers oats, $1. bu, Suit-

able for seed or feed. See Dal-
las Berger, Mgr., of Farm. Con-
sider exchange for feed. for
heifer cows. Wm. N. Nixon,

.Thomaston, Nehi Ave.

Reseeding Crimson _ clover
seed, 86.00 Pct. Ger. 99.10 Pet.
purity, been reseeding for 17
yrs. Also, Ky. 31 Fescue, ger.
85.00 Pct.; 98.45 Pet. purity.
No noxious weeds. R. F. Martin,
Thomaston,

Old time shallots, fine seed,
greatest multiplyer, for spring
eating or market, $1.45 gal. $11.
Bu. FOB; clean nest and fine
table onions, $1.35 gal. No chks.
nor COD. Mrs. Lon Ashworth,
Dacula. Rt. 1,

Old time shallots, greatest
multiplyer, plant in August for
green onions in spring, $1.45
gal. $11.45 Bu. also white multi-
plying or nest. onions, $1.45 gal.
PP in Ga. Mrs. Clarence Mc-
Millian, Dacula, Rt.-1.

White multiplying onions, $1.-
25 gal, cleaned. Mrs. J. B.
Atkinson, Lawrenceville, Rt. a,
Box 18.

Dixie Crimson clover, $24.
CWT; Ky. 31 Fescue, $45. CWT.
All from Certified and Re-
cleaned. Felton Desney, Car-
rollton, Rt. 3. :

Blue Lupine seed, have good
tonnage, six cents lb. W. W.
Williams, Quitman.

Tender streaked Half Runner
garden bean 1952 seed, good for
late planting, the large kind,
$1. cupful, Mrs. T, H. Wade,
Talking Rock, Rt, 1;

Nice, clean white nest onion
sets, $1.35 gal. also Hickory

smoked Meat, around 25 Ilbs,,|-

per side, 50c lb. All PP. Frank
Weeks, Dial.

3,000 lbs. clean and_ treat-
ed Ky. 31 Fescue seed, 45c lb.
in 500 lb. lots up; 50c lb. less
lots. Larry Hanks, LaGrange,
Rt 1 44

Dixie _ reseeding
clover, recleaned and_ tested,
purity, 99.87 Pct. Ger. 91,75
Pct. No noxious weeds and no
mustard or turnip; Arlington
seed oats for sale~ Harry John-
son, Silver Creek.

White nest egg onions, $1.25
gal. F. M, Combs, Washington.

White tender. Half Runner
garden beans, 50c_ teacupful;
white nest onions, $1.25 gal.
Add postage. P. B- Brown, Ball
Ground, Rt. 1.

900 Ibs. Dixie reseeding
Crimson clover seed, recleaned
and in 100 lb. new bags, 25c
lb. A. F. Spears, Madison, Rt.
3:

24,000 lbs,, 1952 crop hard
seed var. Crimson clover -{re-
seeding in Upson Co. 16 yrs.),
recleaned, seed tested, Ger. 89.-
50; pure seed, 99.80; other crdp
seed, none; Hard seed 15.00
Pet., 30e lb. FOB., J, Lynwood,
Bentley, Thomaston, Rt. 2.

Big Start Calif. beer seed,
Mrs.. Ella Green, Smyrna.

100 lbs,, Collard seed,- Ger.
90 Pct. recleaned, $1. lb. No

less 50 lbs. shipped. Neel Jol-
ley, Kingston,



PLANTS FOR SALE



Mastodon everbearing straw-
berry plants, 75c C; Collard,
40c2.C. A. J. Ellis; Cumming,
Rt: 5:

Mtn. huckleberry, 75 doz.;
Raspberries, 65 doz.; wild
strawberry, 50c C; Japanese
plum seed, $1. doz. Plus postage.
Mrs. Otis Mashburn, Cunsning,

Rt. 5.

Crimson |}

resistant tomato, $1.
$4.; $7. M. Mailed; less at atch:
From Cert. seed. Lamar Wood-

large Klondike strawberry, 50c
C; - Mtn: noc bearing
size, 2: doz The; smooth leaf
mustard seed, 5 eupful;: small
clear stone peach, 35c doz. Add
piece Rosie Crowe, Cumming,
ve Ls

Mastodon Strawberry plants,
70c C; 500, $3.; $5.25 M; Klon-
dike, 60c C; 500, $2.50; $4.25
M. Mrs. A. D. Jones, Cumming,
Res

New, early bearing strawberry
lants, 80c C. Lizzie A, ee
Jkston, Rt, 2, Box 1.

Wakefield, Dutch and All
season cabbage, Ga. and Old
Fashioned collards, 200, $1.;
500, $2.: $3... IM Del= Good;
strong plants, full count. A. C,
Garrett, Gainesville, Rt. 4.

Strawberry Blakemore, $1. C;,
500, $4.50; $9. M; Klondike, 60c
C; 500, $2. TBs $4.75 M; catnip,
25c bunch; peppermint, 25c doz.
Mtn. huckleberry, 75c doz.;
sugar. pears, $l. ea.; scupper-
nong cuttings, 50c doz. Add
postage. Mrs. Effie Crowe,
Cumming, Rt. 1.



GRAIN AND HAY
FOR SALE.



30 bu. Chancelors Wheat,
good, clean, combine run, $2.60
bu. plus sacks, FOB my farm
near Old Rock Mill. Harley H.'
Sutton, Alpharetta, Rt. 2, Box
329.

Several tons grazing Oats,
Rye grass and little vetch-in it,
fine for grazing, 5c Ib, here
Jas. B. Woods, Brooks, Phone
298-JI Senoia. :

300 bu. Southern seed Oats,
$1.50 bu. FOB: P. _C.. Jordan,
Boston, Rt, 1.

Approx. 20 tons bright Oat
Straw, baled in round bales,
ready to ship. Make offer FOB.
Contact. W. F, Martin, Cuth-
bert, Rt: 2, (4 mi. So. Cuthbert).

20 bu. Rye, $2.50 bu. at my
place, Louise E. Speeser, Blairs-
ville; Rt: 45:

Nice, bright Alfalfa hay, 1952
crop, del. radius of 100-150 mi.
in 4 to 7-T. truckload lots, $45.
ton for immediate delivery. C.
H. Murrow, Watkinsville, Tel.
2201. : Bay

2,000 bu. Southland Oats,

grown on my farm, from cert.
seed, for sale. .G. D, ain;
Edison. /

8 tons wire baled Oats, $35.
ton. Cannot deliver, King Teas- |
ley, Hartwell. ;

700 bales Sericas Lespedeza
Hay, new crop, baled without
rain. Chas. Page, Hephziah.

Arlington Oats, recleaned, in
even wt. bags. Lewis Lindey,
Silver Creek. :



HONEY BEES AND BEE
SUPPLIES FOR SALE



Best grade Sourwood honey,
Extracted and with Comb, 2
and 2 1/2 Ib. in glass, 50c Ib.
C. L. ~Perdue, Decatur, 3401
Flat Shoals, Rt. 1, EV 2359. |

Gallberry mixed with honey
from wild flowers, strained, Cs.
12-2 1/2 Ib. jars, $5.50. 6-5
Ib. jars, $5.30. one 60 lb. can,
$9.50; Comb, Cs, 12 2 1/2 Ibs.,
$6.50. FOB, Allen C. Herrin,
Hortense.

200 hives Bees in 8, 11, and
15 frames, with ample honey
to carry over, State insp., also
100 lbs,, foundation brood and
40 or 50 supers with frames,
$1,000 for lot. Mitchell Cox-
well, Macon, 516 Robert Rurvy
St. Phone 2-6180.

Good table honey, 1 gal., $2.-
90 postpaid in Ga.; 65 lb. lard
can, $9. FOB. J. T. Holland,
Sparks.

Around 50 colonies good Bees,
no honey taken this



liff, Alpharetta, Rt. 1, Phone
3861. a
Ga. Collard, 25 C; imp.|

"| MEAT;

season, | $1.;
































































Shirley, Atlanta,
ow

ee ae red . im:

hives, $2. ea.;
$12;"@a0 Al a str
M. W. Whitfield, Jeffer
3.

18 Sac has Pat
$10. per hive. R. T. I
Forest Park, Phone c

see
zone:
bh3.; 5 ie $150; es
4-10 lb, $10.; 6-5 Tbs.
1951 crop 5e on Ib,
Rev. Curd Walker, So
Rte k

i ,inelug
bs.,

MISCELLANEO
FOR SALE |

BEANS & PEAS: __

White, tender Half Ri
garden beans, ~ 60c ae
Add postage. Mrs, Gis
Ball. Ground, Rt, Vw

CORN & SEED CORN

50 bu. N. C, 27 ei
$2. bu. at my barn, Sa
frey, Dalton, Rt. 1. a

About 100 bu. No. Ca
27 yellow corn in shuck
sale. C. U. Franks, Com
Box 213.

ib ter green corn, suilan
Silage, 3/4 mi. East Be
Campbellton Rd. C. L.
Atlanta, Rt. 4.

150 bu. or more Dixie 18
well slipped. shuck, $2. bu
my farm, 5 mi. West M
Gea. 1 Stillmorg

1

EGGS: : oo

Eggs from prize win
White Cornish, $1.75 for 15 _
Mrs. O. L. Craft, Lavoni

Guinea eggs, for ist
for $1.50 postpaid. Mrs. M
Stone, Adairsville, Rt.

FRUIT:
1952 tender, good
sundried. apples, bright,
worms nor core, 50 Ib.
ostage. nye eh Fr
Tiawassee. , 5
New crop dried apples, |
lb. Add postage. Mrs. J
Pettyjohn, Summerville,
Fresh dvried- apples, 40
or exch. 2 1/2 Ibs., for 3
sacks alike. Ea. p ee
Mir. C. D. Sellers, i

.

GOURDS:
Gourds, $2. oe i J.
Cumming, Rt.
Small, eae gourds, $2.

No chks, nor stamps. M:
B. Thomas, Rocky oS



One nice country ican Ha
wt. 16 lbs., 75c lb. Mrs. Jan
Jones, Elberton, ~O. Box

1 cured ham, about. 20
70c lb. Eels MeDaniel,
cross.

. Nice salt cured egg (
fat, wt. 30 Ibs,, 32c lb. for sid
or 40c lb. for half of side.
Mrs. Lon Ashworth, ecuing

1 a

ONIONS:

Fresh, white Birnaecue 0
for table use, large, juicy, ost 4

gal. plus. charges, or 10
$10. plus chgs. Mrs, H,
Richardso 1, Bowdon, Rtel:

PEARS:

Pineapple Ree ready, A
$1.50 te Lula Wimbe
Charing, Rt 1. bsaegs

PEQS:
25 bushel 1952 crop 3
crowder peas, free .of w
and rotten peas, $12. bu. H.
Lowery, Eastman, Rt. 1.
PECANS & PECAN MEA
Pecan Meate,, (
Not shelled



for sale. Mrs, Willis

.Tootie,
Glennville, Rt. 4. ;








root, | peppermint, yel-
3 Ibs., $1. plus post-
Hollen. Pisgah.

-and Sassafras root,
he Queen of the Mea-
ld cherry bark, butter-
25 Ib.; mullein, 20c
Add ia postage, Mrs. J. W.
Talking Rock, Rt. 2.












5 Sage, and picked, shade
| and washed, $2.25 lb.;

more, $2. lb. Plus a
ec as Brown, Toccoa,

(FRUIT): -
State insp., true to name
sh trees, all lead. var., for
del, $20, C; $175. M;
doz. Terms, one half cash
order, bal. on del. Emory
Riverdale. -

UTS: /

Walnuts for sale. Write.
a a Brooks, Box


















in metal containers, $1.
postpaid. Joh nHall, La-



AISCELLANEOUS
WANTED |
ee

nt 50 bu. Corn in Shuck

in 50 or 60 miles Atlanta;





Lespedeza Hay. State
J. M. Foster, Austell, Rt.
186, Stonecrest Manor,





nt some stone - ground,
grain wheat Flour. Ad-




ft 1 ,000 bu. recleaned Oats
ate var. and price. Lott
iad





nt some peas. (no brabs).
at price. H.L. Williams,






& HERBS:

1 Ib. garden Rosemary.

r exch. hot. pepper, cat-
ge, or other herbs. Mrs.

Burson, ce



d Filipino Pea Seed, a

- white pea with cream
ed eye, similar in shape but
than blackeyed peas,
long vines, can eat green
y, 6 week peas. Irene
s, Elberton, 131 College









t old fashioned red okra
Red Velvet) seed. Write;
= roar ae 883 Fay-
e

100. or . lbs, Dixi
ing crimson clover seed.
| sample and price, L. A.











rs, Griffin, 221 W. Par
ant good Table Syrup.
sample and price.

Waleska, Rt. 1.
TTLE FOR SALE

- old bull, Polled Here-
eg. Domino str. $450. to
t inbreeding; Hereford
heifer, $125., or both for
Mrs. John Litton, Cham-
Rt. 2, Phone 4-7-2333,

Jersey bull, 18 mos. old,
ock, ready: for service,
small Jersey bulls, and
Angus cross, cow, good
also Black Guinea and
2d Guinea sows with pigs,
sale. et Lula ne
bets

Red Polled: 2 yr. old
2 cows, and 2 1/2 yr.
], also Reg. Hampshire
d pigs for sale or exc,
e or Oats or other feed.
what you have.
Lawrenceville, Rt. 2.

esh black Wainat Meats, |

ant 7 or 8 tons Shucks, |

1 Reg., horn type Hereford
{bull, 10-14 mos, old, Lary
Domino prefer grandson of

Lynn.

6 gal. Jersey cow, freshen
August 15 with 3rd calf. B. M.
Blackwell, Chamblee. .

Aberdeen Angus bulls, 7 to 9
mos. old, 700-800 Ibs. best of
bloodlines, $300. to $350. ea.
with reg papers, W. H. Nix,
Alpharetta, Rt. 3, Phone 2595.

Brindle Jersey cow, very
gentle and easy to milk, fresh-
en August 23 with 3rd calf,
4 gal. when fresh, $200.-H: D.
Gilstrap, Atlanta, 1060. Sea-
board Ave. N, W. VE 3119.

3 outstanding reg. milking
Short Horn bulls, 8 to 10 mos.
old; from heavy producing
bloodlines, Top Quality. Lon
Ehrlich, Swainsboro.

Guernsey-Jersey cross cow of
good breeding, due to freshen
Sept. 6th., 2nd calf. Recently
tested for "Bangs, and T. B. Y.,
Sound every way, 950-1000 lbs.,
$275... D, Sanders, Eatonton,
Rie.

Male Jersey calf, sub. to reg.,

5. mos: old, for: sale: so: R:!|
Morgan, Lavonia. |

Reg. Guernsey bull from
Harms stock (brother of the

cow which made the record in
Ga. this year), for sale. Mrs.
C. C. Reynolds, Savannah, Rt. 5,
Box 478.

Reg. Angus bull, 5 yrs.



old,

1700 Ib. wt., gentle,
habits, $400. Roger Nelson, |
Yatesville.

Sev. Reg. horn type Here-
ford bulls, of serviceable age,
Noes, Baca, Duke,
breeding, $450. to $1,000 ea.;
also few Reg. heifers, and want

Lary Domiro 50th. Contact:
Perey A. Price, Leesburg, Rt.
2 :

Nice cow, also 4 mos. old
heifer calf. W. B. Harrison,
Martin.

Jersey heifer; also OIC boar
and OIC sow (hogs), bred. to
farrow soon, reasonable. A. H.
Germain, Fayetteville, Rt. 3,
Phone Atlanta VE 3118

Purebred young Holstein bull
from high milk producer ready
for light service. Reasonable. F.
H. Bunn,. Midville.

25 bulls and steers and 25
heifers, for sale, wt. from 300
to 500 Ibs., Black Angus. P.. E.
Doster Sr., Abbeville.

Holstein-Guernsey cross cow,
fresh about 6 wks. ago, 2nd
calf, $225. for cow alone. Call
J. C. Caudell, Lawrenceville,
3509, or see-at my farm, 1 1/2
mi. Lilburn on Rockbridge Rd.
Herman J. Hass, Atlanta.

Reg. Polled Hereford bull,
1000 Ibs., excellent conforma-
tion, $300.; 4 Polled Hereford
cows, $200.-$250. ea. 10 heifers,
$100.-$110. ea. Raymond Demp-
sey, Cave Springs, Rt. 1.

Dbl. standard Polled bulls and
heifers, Domino breeding from
clean herd, purebred but not
reg. 7 to 9. mos. old, $200. ea.
Wray Smith, Sparta.

Milking Shorthorn calves
with excellent pedigrees, from
herd free of bangs and T. B.
1 bull, 4 mos. old and heifer, 2
mos, old, W. 4H. Loudermilk,
Cornelia, Box 55.

Good Reg. Guernsey cow, 2
gal. 9 mos, old, bred, good
bloodlines, 1 Reg. Guernsey bull
bred artificial by good indivi-

dual, 9 mos, old, $150. H, V.
Shirley, Alpharetta, State
Bridge Rd.

Small~ herd Reg., Polled
Herefords: 3 heifers, open; 2
heifers, bred; 3 cows: bred;

4 cows with calves by side.
Robert M. Lee, Grantville, RFD
(Lone Oak) Phone Hogansville,
6114,

Reg. Holstein bull, born Jan-
uary 1952. Sire, -Stonetown
Souvenir Baron; Dam, Tamlane,
Pietje Pearle B, _ grandsire,
Montvic Hiemke Pietje Posch|
(sold for $3,100,.); 1 bull calf, not
reg., few days old, See at D &



iL , or contact. Jack F.

es.. Beef Type Short Horn
27 mos, old, 1100 lbs., to
aoe from inbreeding. J. E.



no bad ton, Ga. 1420.

and WHR} 4.



ce, Rt. *



pian.

Reg. 4 yr. old Red Polled bull.
fr ceted: healthy, fine animal.
Must change to prevent inbreed-
jag. See at farm*near Atlanta.
Call or write: Dr, Needham B.
Bateman, 526 Candler Bik At-
lanta.

Reg. Jersey male, 8 ms. old,
sired by Biltmore Standard
Mark, No. 462961, Dam, Cooks
Sparkling Rose, No. 1709808.
Highway 41 at Henry-Clayton
County line. Mrs. Emily Thomp-
Se Hampton, Rt. 2, Phone
504,

Reg. Hereford cattle, Horned

type, highest quality.
Travis, Riverdale.

10 reg. yearling Hereford
heifers, vaccinated for bang and
blackleg, good size and rich
color, nearly old enough, to
breed. M. A. Pitts, Haddock,

Jersey milch cow, 3 1/2 gal.
now, freshened in January and
bred to Reg., Guernsey male,
to freshen Feb. 15th. She never
goes dry. $165. at my home
now. Roy B. Wallis, Lawrence-
ville, Rt. 2.

Nice Jersey heifer, 12 mos.
old, $125. at my home. E. H.
Waters, Jackson, Rt. 1.

30 grade Jersey heifers, 300
to 500 Ibs. Guar. against any
contagious diseases. J. T. Buf-
ford, Tignall. Phone Washing-

Cecil

2 dbl. Reg., Polled Hereford
bulls, 15 mos. old, about 1,000
lbs. ea. Advance Domino breed-
ing. H. Merrick, See Rt.

4 very fine springers, 3 Ayer-
shire and 1 Guernsey, at my
farm near Hogansville. See and
buy. No letters. Cullen B. Gos-
nell, Emory University, Ga.

Purebred Brahma bull about
2 1/2 yrs. old, good markings,
alse f short horn bull, about 5
yrs. old, both sub. to reg. Mrs.
Willie Tootle, Glennville, Rt. 4.

4 yr. old cow with 2nd heifer
calf, heavy milker, 3/4 Guern-
sey and 1/4 Jersey, $245. for
both at my barn. Louis. E.
Speiser, Blairsville.

Finest Reg. Horned Hereford
cows and calves, and young

bulls.. Mrs. J. D. - Partlow;
Marietta, Rt. 3,.c/o Ward
Meade Farm. g

Reg. roan Polled type Short-
horn bull. Proven bull. Quiet
disposition, wt. approx. 1500
Ibs. Sell to keep from inbreed-
eg fs L. Helton Jr,, Warthen,

t

Reg. Jersey cow, 6 yrs. old,
from H. I. R, Test, 360 lbs. fat
in 305 days, stock. W. P. Chap-
pell, Newnan, Rt. 1.

Reg. Angus bull, yr. old,
halter broke, .gentle, ready for
service. Price reasonable, or
exc. for reg. Angus heifer 6
OS) tO ebay: Olde. C. AH er=
ron, Martin, Rt. 1.

2 Holstein males and 3 heif-
ers, 8 to 10 mos. old, 1 Jersey
male, 1 1/2 yrs. old, 2 Guern--
sey- -Holstein heifers crossed, 16
to 20 mos. old, 2 grade Black
Angus bulls, 7~mos. old, 1 black
Angus bull, 4 mos. old. Pure-
bred but not Reg. N. Warren,
Decatur, 327 -Fayetteville Rd.,
CR 4604,

4 yr. old Guernsey cow, fresh
about 2 mos. -old, 4 gal. day,
gentle, easy milker; also Tenn.
Walking Mare, 4 yrs. old, sorrell
with 3 white stockings and
blaze face, very gentle and
some pigs 8 to 16 wks. old,
for sale. Chas.. Pagel, Hephzi-
bah.

Few Reg., Red Poll and Poll-
ed Shorthorn calves, bulls and
heifers of both breeds. Excellent
foundation calves, with best of
Ped, G. T. McDonald, Oak-
wood, Old McDonalds Farm.

9 mos. old purebred. Holstein
bull, mother and father direct
decendants from Canada. For
further information, call Griffin,
Ga. 7948 or write. Tommy Har-
ris, Milner, Rt. 1.



HOGS FOR SALE



Purebred Duroc pigs, 8-12
wks. old, $25. ea. Can reg, buy-
ers name. Margan Miller, Wood-

| quality, 2 six mos.





2 gilts, 4 mos. old, Guinea
and Hampshire cross, $20. ea.;
2 yr. old Guinea sow, bred to
reg. Hampshire, farrowed Mazc.,
4 with: 9 pigs, farrow again
Sept. 3rd. $75.; good work mule,
9 yrs. old, about 800 Ibs. $50.
Lesley Allen, Ellijay, Rt. 4,
Box os,

Reg. Duroc pigs, 10 wks. old;
4 boars, 1 gilt, from litter of
8. Healthy, good cond., life
treament for cholera. Good
bloodlines, $25. ea, 2 for $45. lot
for $100. Quentin Webber,
Lyons, Rt. 3.

4 purebred SPC male pigs, /R :
Black Guinea 400 lb. boar,

9 wks. old, from prize winning
stock, Reg. buyer's name. In-
quiries ans. Vernon Mashburn,
Finleyson,

Big bone black African

igs,
short blocky, very thin

air,

males $22.50; females, $20. ea.

Reg. in buyers name. Ship any
place. Will Dixon, Athens, 250
Hillside St., Phone 2878 W.

2 Reg., Duroc males, farrowed
June 10th with papers: 1 to sell
$25.; other to exc. for reg. pig
about same age and pena a
J. B. Youngblood, Atlanta, -
40 Tuxedo Ave., N. E.

Finest quality SPC pigs from
the Nations champion blood-
lines, featuring Gold Star, 6
mos, old boars by Delta Silver
and Lady Pioneer. Geo. Brown-
less, Sr., Ben Hill, Sandra-La-
Farm. Atlanta Phone FR 1802,

SPC boars, 4 1/2 mos; old,
125 lbs., treated and wormed,
reg. buyers name, $50. ea. FOB.
Tattnall; Co. SPC farm. C. O.
Newsom, Mgr. Reidsville.

Reg. Hereford hogs and home
of the present Natnl Champion
boar, Grand Master, Top blood-
lines since 1948. Bred gilts,
$100. ea. up; top pigs, $30. ea
and -up. at Ward Meade Farm.
Mrs. W. A. Ward Jr., Marietta,
Rt. 3, :

Little bone
Black African Guinea,pigs for
breeding purposes, $10. to $12.>
50. ea. Wilson Carson, Griffin,
Rts

Reg. Hampshire boars, sired
by Continental Model, fine
200 lbs. 2
four mos. old, $70. and $45, ea.
Cholera immuned. Letters ans.
Hoyt A. Green, Cartersville,
Rt: 2, Green Valley Farms.

Reg. Duroc Pigs, either sex,
best of bloodlines, 3-4 mos, old,
wt. 45-75 Ibs., $25. and $35. ea.
Papers furnished; bred gilts,

275-300 lbs. $75. ea. Marvin
M. ewsome, Sandersville, 6
mi. East. :

8 SPC hand picked gilts,
March Ist farrow, about 150
Ibs., all from reg. Merit litters
and sired by Top son of Dia-
mond T, $45. ea. or 30 Ib.
FOB. L. G. Owensby, Tennille,
Rt. 2, Top Spot) Farm, Phone
392 M-4.

Berkshire boar, wt. 500 lbs.,
Berkshire sow, 350. lbs., both
for $125. cash. C. E. Harrell,
Columbus, Whitesville Rd.

Reg. SPC boar, 2 yrs. old, 400
lbs. No. 439987, sired. by Master-
piece No. 391035; Dam, Mill-
heaven Bell, No. 932200. $75.
Cant ship but deliver up to 50
mi. from farm. Papers furnish-
ed. S. W. Slater, Oliver, Rt. 1.

9 purebred OIC
old, $8. ea. FOB.
Buchanan, Rt. 2.

: Reg. SPC Champions, blocky
type, choice breeding stock, all
ages, from one of Souths lead-
in gprize winning herds. Dbl.
ing prize winning herds. Dbl.
Will ship, Sat. guar. Quitman
Barrs, Eastman.

Reg. (IC males, farrowed
July 4, 1951, Reg. No. 301905,
$40.; also some pigs, $10. ea.
Will not ship. See: Lamar
Porter, Buford, Rt. 1.

10 good pigs, OIC and PC
cross, ready, priced right. Riley
C. Couch, Turin.

PC. pigs, not reg. 9 wks. old,
$10. ea. at my farm, 1 mi. So.
Kosher school in Murray Co.
O. J. Robinson, Dalton, Rt. 3.

Young brood sow, $50.; nine
10 wks. old, pigs, $10. ea. at
my place, 3 mi. out Jonesboro
Rd. near Fosters Store. W. A.

igs, 6 wks.
Tack Ragan,

.|Parrish, McDonough, Rt. 2.

stay fat kind|y

HOGS FOR SALE _

OIC pigs, short'nose, block
from ampion bloodlines, 1
wks. old, $25. ea. shipped, or
$22.50 ea, at om.

ers name, Roquemo

Americus, RFD 2, Phone 4548. :
Reg. Tamworth pigs, 12.whks.

old, only from litters of 10 or
more sold for breeding stock,

also some feeder pigs. Lewis

Lindsey, Silver Creek.

7 shoats, 2 sows, 1 boar, P. C. =
and big bone Guinea eross,
ony

$200. for the 10; also 1
stallion, $100. Howard L.
mon

sal-

Phone 47-4817.

PC sow, 300 lbs. fat shoat and
6 fine pigs, 9 wks. old, all for
$175.; my place at once; also
fine red Jersey heifer, 13 mos.
old, not reg. nor bred, $125.

Mrs, Zora Brown, Dallas, Rt. 3,

McPherson Rd.

Best blooded Champion str.
mals _

SPE hogs, bred gilts,
ready for service; younger pigs,
cholera ee and reg. buy*
ers name. . Morgan, Ameri-
cus, Rt.



HORSES AND MULES
FOR SALE

2

Reg. in buy-

Chamblee, Rt. 1, Peeler





















2






























Shetland Pony in fine condi-
tion, gentle, handled by @hil-
dren, sorrell with crea ane
and tail, for sale. G 5;
Suwanee, Rt 1; Atlanta Phone
MA 8154.








One Tennessee Walking mare,

brown dapple, 2 white feet, star ~

in forehead, 8 yrs. old, and "good
for ladies to ride, for salg.
George Thaxton, Lexington,
Box 126.

High spirited 5 gaited horse,
well trained, also exceptional
nice female donkey, < oe
and will work. J.
son, Atlanta, 3369 ee Rd,

'E.

Horse 4 yrs. old, with nice colt,
color tan with chesnut ma
and tail. F. D. Duffey, Fairburn,
RET.

3 yr. old mare mule: 16 hands
high, wt 1150 lbs., well broke
$200. P. D. Williams, Dunwoody,
5752 Roswell, Rd. CH 1240.

Tenn. Walkin 6
colt, 16 mos. old, 4 white som
feet, small white blaze om fore-
head, sorrel color, flax man
and tail, from 5 gaited sto
$50. F. L. McNabb, Newn
Box 381.

- 1 Reg., Tennessee ceca



ia
RABBITS AND CAVIES
FOR SALE



9 mixed color Rabbits, $1.
Seaborn Roberts, Royston, Rt.

-buck rabbit

=

Grown youn

my place, $1.50. Jennie A. Jo
ley, Atlanta, 1338 High-
tower Rd.

Purebred Calif. rabbits, limit-

ed number Junior stock ready
to breed this fall, .$5. pai

Stuart Lewis, Atlanta, 1264
Cumberland Rd. N. E. VE 1072,

NZW does, purebred, all ages,
for sale. Mrs. A. D. Brinson,
Cairo, Rt. 2:

Closing out entire herd of |

|Ped. Imperial Chinchillas. Mu

be seen to appreciate. H. R,
Horton, College Park, Rt. 1,
(Roosevelt Hwy.) CA 4619.

Pure N. Z. Whites from ped,
stock, young bucks, ready fo!
s rvice, $1.50 ea.; 1 yr. old bre
does, averaging 8 to litter, $6.
J. T. Pittard, Cumming.

2 Angora buck rabbits, $1.5
ea. Arthor. Hall, Atlanta, 153
Ridgewood Lane, S. W. RA
3615.

1 pr.
$6. Ped. papers; 1 pr.
9 wks. old, $4. Ped. papers; 25
Champion Chinchilla cross, 8
wks. old; $3. pr. FOB. Ship
anywhere. Frank Gordy, Mo-
Jena, RE <1:

Ped... NZW_ exclusively
and 3rd prizes Decatur
2 first Atlanta). Satisfaction
guar. Papers free. Walker &.'
Smith, Atlanta, 2684 Collier Dr.

Calif,



N. W. RA 9990.

horse mare







































































N. Z. Reds, 3 mos. old,

(st
show,








Pee ae ge





~ Phone*

lambs;







pac ec cns ae



RABBITS AND. CAVIES

- FOR SALE |



ay Chinchilla does, $8. ea.; 1

@a. Angora buck and doe and_5
young, 2 1/% wks. old, for $7.50.
. J. Moris, Whitesburg. Rt. 2
' Some nice, grown Reg., and
- Ped. Calif. rabbits at bargain,
also N. Z. Red Juniors, reason-
ble. Letters ans. L. J. Mc-
iboney, Atlanta, 924 Paoli

Ave., S..E. DI 8890.
Nice,
ghillas,

purebred gray Chin-
4 mos.- old, $2.25 ea.,
$4, pr... 35.75 trio. FOB. J. O.
Adams, Ty Ty.

Rabbits: Angoras U. Z.
Whites and Reds, foundation
stock. Juniors, $5. pr.; Seniors,
$10. pr. All stock guar. money

. back if not satisfied. Ship any-
where. Letters ans. John Fields,

. Griffin 1018 W. Poplar St.
Phone 3602 after 5:30 P. M.



SHEEP & GOATS
FOR SALE



1 reg. Saanan Buck, 3 yrs.

old, 1 fresh Goat with 2 doe
kids 1 month old, for sale. Can-
wpiot ship. ~S.-J.~ Griener, At-
janta, Rt. 14, Box 198.

One Saanan-Toggenburg cross
pee kid. not reg., but from pure-
red stock, 2 mos.
my place. Wont - del.
Thornton, Palmetto.

Toggenburg milk goat, fresh
in, give 1 -gal. day, for sale.
Mrs. Jessie Harrison, Jonesboro,
SE57.

Hampshire ram and ewe
sired by Valours Low
Set by -Bullett 136101; out of
buck and doe ewe by Fox Hill
Low Set. Ewes, either open or
i. to stud ram by Prodigal
on out of ewe by Fox Hill
anadian. Westervelt Terhume,
tlanta, P..O. Box 2115.

2 fresh in milk goats and 2
givin milk (freshened past
pay), also young does and bil-

: . Mrs. R. L. Smith Sr., Doug-
ag Rt. 4, Box 242, Phone

Saanan Reg. milk goat, gal-
lon per day, with female kid,
75. Miss Rosa Pickett, Dallas,
teth.

J. M.

Reg.,



LIVESTOCK WANTED



CATTLE:
Want Polled Hereford bull,
ready. for service. Give full

escription and_ price.
yington, Bolingbroke.

HOGS:

Want 25 or 30 Reais for
eegers, 40 to 60 lbs. or more.
tate price and size and num-
er. F. T. Chamblee, Brook-
haven. 1633 Candler Road. CH

2302.

Want a Tamworth boar, about
mos. to 1 yr. old. Must be
eg. stock and within 100 miles.
. W. Waters, Crescent.

Want good sow, (not old) with
8- a. good, strong, thrifty pigs, |
4-5 wks. old, pureberd or good
28 nar Odum or Jesup.
: F Ogden, Odum, Rt. Lz

HORSES:

Want a Palomino saddle horse |
any sex, sound, healthy and)
manageable. Advise. William
Millard, Norcross, Rt. 1.

Want good, gentle Shetland
pony, suitable for small girl
to handle. State. age, wt.- and
price. E. H. New Jr., Uvalda.
SHEEP:

Want Southdown or
shir sheep, reg.,
tact. Robert G.
annesh, Rt.

b
Hy

Cree

oo oe

03

Hamp-
or grade. Con-
Reynolds, Sav-
5, Box 478.





POULTRY FOR SALE



ANCONAS:
15 Ancona 3 mos. old cock-
erels, $1.50 ea. Mrs. C. R. Jones,
inzora.

. Ancona, Brown L., and Black
Minorca Cockerels, 9 wks. old,
$2. ca. FOB.. No COD. Mrs.
Gertrude S. Byrum, Atlanta,
oa Johnson Rd. Rt. 2. GH

old, See at}





Dark Cornish bantams,
hatch, real show stock. Blocky
type and correct color. W. O.
Thomas, Savannah, 1205 E. 40th.

Young. stock, Golden Se-
brights, Dark Cornish and Old
English Silver Duckwing ban-
tams, $3. ea. Bob Clark, Macon,
372 Spring St.

Trio White Crested Polish
bantams, $5.; 4 extra hens, $2:
ea. J.. F, Ginn, Atlanta, 451

Metropolitan Pl. S E.
CORNISH, GAMES, GIANTS:

6 purebred Dark Cornish hens
and 2 yr. old cock, $15.; cock-
erels, $2. ea. in lots of 2 pul- |
lets, partridge size, $1. ea. All)
same breed. H. W. Thurmond, |
Farmington.

and |
R. a, Griffin;

RAE game cockerels,
hens, $2. . ea.

| Gainesville, Oak St.

Sev. pens, 5 pullets and. cock,

LEGHORNS:
150-160 large W: I, 3 and.4

4 hens and 1 cock 1 yr. old
pheasants, hens laying now, $15.
Mrs. B. H. Herring, Canon.

REDS:

15.N. H. Red, 4 mos. old pul-
lets, $1.35 ea.; also 3 Golden
Sebright bantam hens and 1
rooster, yr. old, $5:; 3 Speck-
led Sussex hens and rooster, yr.
old, $1.50 ea. Carl Crider Craw-
ford.

902 N SH: Red and Obrriah
cross 3 mos. old, 90c ea. at my
home. Mrs. Joe. Jackson, Hia-
wassee, Rt. 1.

About 12 N. H. Red 1951 hens,
$1.50 ea. my home. Cant ship.
Mrs. Isaac Phelts, Preston, Rt.
2. =e

50 N. H. Red pullets, 4 mos.
old, for sale or trade for pas-
ture grasses. E. 4. Morgan, Jef-
ferson, Rt. 2.

400 Christy N. H. Red hens,
ready to lay, $1.75 ea. Can vac-
cinate. Lamar Woodliff, Al-
pharetta, Rt. 1, Phone 3861.

TURKEYS, GUINEAS DUCKS,
GEESE ETC:: 3

15. large White Pekin ducks,
$1.50 ea. or exc. for rabbits or
chicken hens of equal value.
H. E. Holmes, Austell, Rt. 3,
Box 70.

| Flock of 14 geese, including
3 or 4 ganders, Toulouse and
White Chinese mixed, $20. my
place. Wont ship. Mrs. W. P.
Franklin, Turnerville, Box 41.

WYANDOTTES:

Purebred R. C. Silver Lace
Wyandotte April 1, 1952 hatch,
$2. ea. Also. 1952 Seven Top
| turnip seed, 10c large spoon-
ful. Mrs. Docia Harris, Lula:

30 White Wyandotte 4-A hens
and 2 roosters, all direct from
fine layers, nice size, $2.25 ea.
also 100 last. of April hatch W.
Wyandotte pullets and 5 roost-
ers, same age, $1.50 ea. FOB.
Mrs. Ethel Jones, Lula, Rt. 2.



POULTRY WANTED



1331 Miller Reed Ave., S. E,
WA 2146.
PHEASANTS:

Want some young Silver

Pheasants and some Ringneck)

goves cheap. Advise. Raleigh
ruitt, Lavonia, Rt. 2.
PIGEONS:

Want quantity of common

eons, state best price. J. S.





ee

leman, Edison,

1951 |

A hens, now laying about 50
Pct. or better, $1. ea. Can't
ship: Albert Barrett, Wray, Rt.
pe :

12 .W; L.- Hens;- 1 yr. old;
$1.50 ea. at my place. Pete}
Vasil, Atlanta, 499 Waldo St.
Soong Dyna B2E 4250. :
PHEASANTS:

GEESE:
Trade 2 pr. Racing Homer
pigeons for pr. 6 wks. old)

Geese. Ralph Guiney, Atlanta, |

Want about 100 inelish Ww.

ae pullets, 3-4 mos. old if heal-

Cumberland Rd. N. E. VE 1072:

} POULTRY FOR SALE POULTR ANTED ~ (ELP
BANTAMS; LEGHORNS: Want wowlah at once to help

thy, thritty, and priced right,
mear Atlanta, or you ship.,
Stuart Lewis, Atlanta, 1264}



FARM HELP WANTED



Want white woman to live in
farm home as one of family,
no children, and help with light
farm chores, for small salary.
| Mrs. C. -F- Sexton, Decatur,
) Rt. 2, CR 4549.

Want farm family for 1953.
| 100 A. river bottoms on Eiowah
river, 100 C. cleared upland,
6g R; house, 4 Ten. houses, 12,-
000 cap. chicken houses,
ture, barns, ete. Sober, furnish
self and: have own machinery, |
Standing rent. See: W. E. Hyde,



short shanked Cornish, $17.50, | Rear Silver City. Mrs. Maggie |
or. special selected, $21. pen. 2, Hayes, Owner, Stone Mtn. |
Jo EH. Kenner, Dalton, 8034 Rte 2. Phone ~ Clarkston,
Thornton PI. 5334.

: . Want 3 large families to pick |
1 R ll
Mars tien: ee By cotton. Good houses, elec., lights
x running waiter, near town. Bi
os Be eee E. Roberts, Donaldsonville.

with small - family (boy about |
15) to help. 3 R. house, water, |
elec., Mail and School Rt. |
Monthly salary, no. row crops, |
but must know farm. machinery |

pasture and cattle and tine seed.
KS. J. Clay, Macon, Rt. 3, Phone
20h:

Want small farm family, pre-
fer couple, for care-taking and
maintenance, 57 A. farm near
Atlanta. 3 R.- house wired for

chance to share egg production.
Must have good ref. and posi-
tively no liquor. Stuart Lewis,
Atlanta,
VE-1072.

Want several families for gat-
hering cotton by August. Ist.
Consider location and work for
1953. Writes: Fs. Bi Jackson,
_| Wrightsville.

Want .large family, ie or
col. to work on farm, and do}
landscaping and other farm
work. $5. daily wages. Contact.
Do -Pulter;: Atlanta, 1413
Moores ~Mill Rd. N. W., CH
4380.

Want country raised, unen-
cumbered white woman, past
middleaged, for light farm work
be able and willing to work,
for home and salary. Ref, exch.
Mrs. Texas Goodman, Ray City,
Ril:

Want farmer for North Geor-
gia farm, share crop and wages.

5 R: house and elec., truck
patches and garden. Write.
Charles Boroch Jr., Chick-
amauga, RFD 1.

Want large family to help
gather 75 A. cotton, starting
August 5th. Pay prevailing

prices and. furnish 5 R. house
and move you at my expense.
Thomas Wade, Hawkinsville,
Rives.

Want good, honest, reliable
man to work in dairy, situated
LaFayette Hwy., 7 mi. Chat-
tanooga, 3 mi. Rossville. Fur-
nish house, water, lights. E. G.
Herron, Rossville, Rt. 4. c/o
Shady Lawn Dairy.

Want 3 good size farm fami-
lies for picking cotton; lights
wood and. water. furnished.
Houses ready. Write or phone
3631 through Statesboro. Mrs.
H. V. Franklin, Register.

Want reliable white woman
for light farm chores on farm,
for room, board and weekly
salary. Will come for. Mrs. J.
L. Ouzts. Winder, Rt. 3.

Want large family to help
gather 75 A. cotton, starting
;August Ist. Pa prevailing
prices and furnish house and
move you. J. H. Wade, Finley-
son, at Blue Springs Church.

Want good, reliable man for
wages or on 950-50 basis for
nice 40 cow dairy, 10 mi. So.
Monroe and 10 mi.
ington. 160 A. permanent > pas-
tures, tractor, ha pela ete.
Ready, contact. Wiley,
Covington, Rt. 3.







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combine, etc. Am raising pecans,

lights and stove, elec., pump in
well. Small salary, pasture
for cow, garden patch, etc.]

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with light farm chores for home
on farmend $8. week. J. J.
Hendrix, Rutledge. *

Want nice woman for light
farm chores on farm, live as
one of family and small salary.

Mrs. Eugene Loudermilk, Law-
renceville, Rt. 1, ~

Want at once, settled, de-
pendable, unencumbered white
woman to work with chickens

want ee Paton: 3
Exp. in tractor and
other farm So -@

and other light farm chores, for | CF

room, board, and reasonable
salary. Permanent place: to
right party. Mrs. Ee T. Barrow,

wating man, 48, wi
Coolidge. .

on farm or dairy; good
milker and any kin
work. Honest, reliable,
where for good,

with room,

weekly. Js L.!

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-POSITIONS WANTED



Want job on dairy. Exp. with
;3 dairies. Single, white, 41 yrs.
old. Good salary and good place
to live. Prefer in Atlanta area.
|Ref. Sanborn Cooper, Atlanta,
No

Elderly coupe wat s jol
taking or care for liveste
light farm work with goo

ple in South Ga.
son, Millen, Rt. Ac.

39 yr. old man with
4 children wants job on
exp. tractor and tru 1
and doing repair work
Willing to work. Want
house with lights and
: have to be moved. A

Single white man wants job |Madison B. VEY
with good man on cattle farm| Ville, Rt. 2. =
for wages, board, and laundry. Want job on farm w
Lee Clark, Hartwell, Riise? nan, with food houses

: of

Want job gathering crop of
Tobacco and picking cotton. 12
in family; want 4 R. house.
Wallace C. Brookshire, Jasper,
Wiss

Middleaged woman, alone,
wants job doing light farm
chores for good home with cou-
ple, and wages, near Rome.
Mrs. Maude B. Parker,
Rome, Box 653 c/o W. W. Park-
CLA i

|B. Apt. 25.

Single man, 5 50 yrs., want
employment on chicken farm,
also do other odd jobs, around
farm. Ref. present rae ee
E. Smith, Unadilla, c/o W ane

pick, also help
Arthur Conley, H

Col. man, 63 yrs. ole
ally disabled, wants
ing after chicken, ae
and other light farm
Honest, sober, industriou
furnished. Bob Fluelle:
lanta, 1411 Jonesboro Rd.
ATE OUT Br ee ste :

2
Want job on Cattle farn
dairy. Experienced. 30 yr
white, sober, willing
married, no children.
Bailey, Covington, Rt.

White man, wife and 2
dren, wants job on chi
farm - work, for reaso
salary and house, ligh Ss
etc. Some experience.. Jal
SeatEess Cones Rt. 1.





Want small 1-H. crop with
some bottoms, good pasture,
barn, well water, plenty wood,
good 4 R. house, Elec. lights,
cchool bus and mail by door,
standing rent or on 3rds and
4th. Have own stock, tools and
finance self, good- white neigh-
_|borhood, near church. H. W.
Powell, Stockbridge, Rt. 1.

















DU ROC HOG SALE

A purebred Duroe hog sale will be held on Th
August 14, at the Bainbridge Stock yards, Bainbrid
16 bred gi: -s, 16 Spring gilts and 18 Spring boars +
be sold. Write: George W. Bible, Mer. Mountai =
Farms, Kensington.









~ ANNUAL HEREFORD TOUR

The 10th annual Hereford Tour, sponsored by ine
Ga. Hereford Assn., is set for Wednesday, August
and Thursday, - August 7th. This years tour has
varied program that promises to exceed in intel
those of past years. For complete information, wr
Frank Shaw, Jr., Sec.-Treas., Kensington, Z















DUROC SHOW AND SALE

The Georgia Duroc Breeders Assn. will hed a. co
signuent show and sale at the Lowndes Co. Livestoc
Auditorium, Valdosta, on Tuesday, August 2th
mals will sell at public auction: 35 bred gilts, 10 Spr
_gilts and 5 Spring boars offered. For complete deta
write: R. O. Williams, Extension Livestock ee
Tifton. :







DISPERSAL SALE

A public auction dispersal sale will be held B Bow
Hills Farm, 3 mi. East of Decatur on Route 78, Fri
August 1, at 10:30 A. M. 100 head: grade Hereford
Angus cows with calves by side, several bred and 0

heifer, 3 purebred bulls, 20 ea. dairy type cows wit
calves and springers; also 2 .farm tractors, plows,

rows, side delivery rakes, hay balers, Let
and other mise. farm equipment. For inf
MA 2319 or write: C. M. Bowden, Atlanta,

Street, N.E. ; meine pial