Farmers and consumers market bulletin, 1952 September 17

om ) Linder Comm issioner

























































A few oe ago I noted statement in
ers by two barn operators com-
of the quarantine and rules and
ions in. Georgia. These gentlemen

F

THE RECORD > 5

an Georgia which borders on the
_ Ocean and are therefore farther

g the: early. pak of July 200
hogs showing vesicular disease
found in New Jersey. That State
a livestock board. The State Veteri-



Entory medicine in the United

he neue Board in ciat State re--

ie back Dr. Hendershott and the

se was allowed. to spread. As a result
the action in New Jersey in handling
nfected hogs, the disease has spread
idly and on September 11, 1952 there
total of 80,000 known cases of
nema in New Jersey, with more
reported suspicious areas yet

investigated. This is the result of
e to take prompt and vigorous action
ppress and exterminate the disease.



July_19th, one day after I signed
st quarantine order, approximately
ead of hogs in interstate commerce
n East St. Louis and Augusta,

ntined. All of these hogs have been

htered and each successive infection

vered has been held in strict quaran-

\d disposition is being made of
rapidly as possible.

these vigorous measures,
eded in preventing

- WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 1952

a NEW JERSEY, AND
VESICULAR EXANTHEMA

ET NUMBER |



lained that no. Vesicular Exanthema :
found i in the sales barns i in the

us ok at. the State. i how Jer--

borders on the Atlantic

from points or, infection

in New Jersey, Dr. R. AL ade 4

: and ees cof the:

a were intercepted in Atlanta and-



the reese. We dred dealers and brokers in cattle and

sincerely hope that we can continue to
protect the hog industry of the state, but
of course we do not know what a day
will bring forth in this fight.

The very purpose of the program is

: to prevent the spread of disease to sales
- barns and to farms. So long as it is not

found in the barns and on the farms, this
is the proof of the success of the program.

To complain that the disease has not been-

found in sales barns is to complain at
the success of the program. It is to com-

: plain because the disease has not become

wide spread. I do not think the two
gentlemen want disease spread over the
state. I do think that they have permitted

- their little vexations, because of neces-

sary and essential regulations, to over
balance any desire they may have for the
welfare of the people of the state.

FEDERAL INSPECTION _

It is not my desire nor intention to be

critical of Federal inspectors. Those men _

in Georgia with whom I come in contact

_ are splendid gentlemen and very deeply

interested in their work, and the fullest
cooperation exists between the State De-

_ partment of Agriculture and the Inspec- .

tors and Veterinarians of the U. S.
Bureau of Animal Industry. I do wish to
point out, however, the insidious nature
of the vesicular diseases with which we
are dealing and how inadequate ordinary
inspection and quarantine is.

All of the infected hogs coming to
Alabama and to Georgia, and presum-

-ably those going to New Jersey, came
out of Federal inspected yards. It is pre-

sumably true that none*of these animals,
when loaded for shipment, were showing
symptoms of vesicular troubles. Yet,
when they reached Alabama, Georgia,
and New Jersey they were found infected
with Exanthema.

BARN OPERATORS

It is most essential for all barns to be
thoroughly cleaned of all manure both on
the ground and on post and planking and
to be sterilized by spraying.

It is necessary for the control of dis-

~ ease for barn operators to furnish defi-

nite information to this office on all
cattle and hogs handled through each
barn.

We have in Georgia five or six hun-



hogs who operate trucks and go from

barn-to barn and some of them from farm
to farm: If we do not, have a record of

all animals going through each barn with ~

the tag number of the truck and with the
license number of the broker or dealer,

then it would be impossible to trace dis-

eased animals back to their source and
find out who handled and transported
them and in what places they had been.

It is necessary to have this informa-

tion immediately after each. sale so that
we can tell: here in the office what the

score is. If we had to depend on sending

men around to the different barns to.
check their records and send the: in-
formation in, it would be of little use in :

tracing disease because it would take too

long to assemble the information and get :

it into the office.

It is the duty of all barn inspectors

to arrive at the barn early on the morning
of sale day and to see that the barn has
been properly cleaned and disinfected
before the farmers begin to unload their
cattle and hogs. In the hurly-burly of the
last few weeks, with the many problems

with which we have had to deal, it has ~

been difficult to get everybody and every-

thing properly adjusted. But this is all

being done just as fast as possible and
every barn inspector is receiving specific
instructions on this line,

We have a number of good barn

operators in Georgia who are trying to
do a good job and T appreciate everyone

of them. We also have some barn opera-~

tors who have not.grown up in their
thinking with the development of the
livestock industry in Georgia. This kind
of an operator thinks that the livestock
industry belongs to him and that no one
else has any interest in it. He entirely
overlooks the fact that the farmer has ten
times as much interest in livestock as the
barn operator. He overlooks the fact that
the farmer is paying for good service at
the barn and is entitled to receive it.

We are making every effort to assist
the barn men in every way possible. No
barn is in danger of being closed up if he
carries out the law, rules and regulations,
unless infectious disease is discovered in
his barn; then it would. be necessary to
close it.

TOM LINDER

Commissioner of Agriculture











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- SECOND HAND
MACHINERY FOR SALE

SECOND HAND
MACHINERY FOR SALE



John Deere B- Tractor, man-
ure loader, 4 disc tiller, and 2
Tow cultivator for sale. J. M.
Alsobrook, Conyers, Rt. 2. Tel.
Lithonia 5583.

Ce

One good used Benthal Pea-
nut Picker, and Hay baler,
gheap, or trade for -hogs. L.
M. Ayer, -Unadilla. Phone 2131.

2 Tractors, for sale or trade.
_ E. Randall, Atlanta, 113 Key

as 8. BE, DI 3657.
Farmall Super A~ Tractor
equipped, planters, cultivators,

2 disc plow outfit, like nw,
priced to sell. See at farm;
Also want good 8 disc Har-
ow to operate! with Farmall A
Tractor, and want a No. 7
mule mowing machine, priced
right and nearby. Marvin Mad-
dox, Winder, Jefferson Rd.

2 H Wagon, Mowing Ma-
chine, Walking Cultivator, and
Grain Drill, all in running
condition. Bring wagon and
12. mi. So.
Eastman near Fair Haven
Church. M. R. Harrell, East-
man, Rt. 3.

Set Blacksmith Tools
sisting of anvil,
400 blower, etc., $40. See or
write: Rufus Mainor, Byrom-
ville, Rt. 2. Box 42.

1948 W-9 Intl. Tractor,
running cond., good tires,
sonable. J. E. Abernathy,
maart. Rt... 1,

Mule drawn IHC Hay Baler,

|

con-
Champion No.

good
rea-
Rock-



$50.; Size B Allis-Chalmers
Tractor, $450.; Eight 23 in.
Disc Cutaway IHC Harrow,
$175.; Four Wheel, Rubber

Tired Tractor Wagon, $150. All |
good condition. FOB my farm.
W. S. Bailey, Turin. |

1950 Allis-Chalmers C with
Athens Tiller on rubber, seed- |
er box and bush and bog har-
row, $1100. Half cash.. Phone |
3-7935 after 6 P.M. Theo Sub- |
er. Macon, 165 Cleveland. Ave.

One Star Velvet Bean Pea
Thresher, in excellent cond., |
mounted on trailer, $300. Mur-
e, W. Cooke, Sandersville,
<2:

Farm Master Incubator, 400
e@gg cap., used only once, Farm
Master Brooder, 500 chick cap.,
reasonable price. R. H. Harbin, |
Stone Mountain, Rt. 2.

8 N Ford Tractor, 1950, ex- |
cellent cond., planters, culti- |
vators, 4 disc tiller with yee
box, harrow, and trailer, used
only 2 seasons, $1000. Located
on B-Line Hwy., 1 mile So.
Junction 57 and 68.
Sparks, Oconee.

f

WwW. T.|

TO tt.:

| D. Six Disc Tillers,

after

No. 6 John Deere Shucker,
and Sheller, in good cond., for
sale cheap. Bill Knight, Dex-
ter.

Good Syrup Zine Pan; about
$12.50, or trade for good
horse drawn hay rake. No junk
wanted. Bud Holland, Dalton,
Rtas

Lilliston Rotary Mower, $200.
or best offer. Located farm
Brooks Co. Write: Mrs. O. G.
Ray, Atlanta, 168 E. Wesley
Ras NOE: Y

Good as new 1950 model
Ford Tractor, lift type harrows,
mower, disc plow, cultivators,
planters, side dresser subsoiler.
Sell or accept smaller tractor
in exchange, balance cash. Ru-
fus Johnson, Lawrenceville,
RFD 2. Phone 3085. .

Good as new 8 ft. IHC Self
Dump Hay Rake, $75. R. D.
Tatum, Palmetto.

One Athens 3 Disc Tiller on
rubber with seed box attach-
ed, heavy duty type, used very
little, $250. J. G. Cobb, Quit-
man.

John Deere D Tractor, ex-
cellent rubber, with Taylor-
way Bush and Bog Woods Har-
row, and large Leveling Har-
row, good for pasture work,
$500. Walter Boney, Rhine,
RFD 1.

Oliver Mowing Machine, good
running order, cheap. Dr. C.
S. Floyd, Loganville.

One 3-26 in. Rigid Disc Plow
for M or Super M Farmall,
used very little, $300.. FOB. E.
K. Wowler, Athens, ete

Chicken Brooder, 100 cap.,
electric or kerosene, -used . 2
mos. this year, $35. Mrs. T. D.
| Payne, Douglasville, Rt. 4,
| Flowers Dr. Phone 2545.

J. D. Side Delivery Rake,
| rubber tires in rear, in running
|cond., $75.; Two Seeders for J.
in perfect
cond., $25. E. V. Vaughn, Bo-
gart.

Welded Wire Brooder, 100
| chicks, electric units top shelf,
3 other shelves, graduated sizes
for growing chicks, very cheap.
| Dial 43-6893 Evenings, Sat. and
Sun. Miss Claire Hunnicutt,
| Tucker, Rt. 1.

Ford Tractor, with cultivator,
planter, 2 disc plow, terracing
plow, dbl. harrow, scoop, sub-
soiler, hay rake, all good cond.
Bargain. Call Alpharetta 4194
6:30 PM or Sat. See at
my place. S. E. McGinnis, Al-
pharetta, Rt. 1, Cogburn Rd.



SECOND HAND
MACHINERY FOR sALI

me

2 Roller Cane Mill, 10 ft.
copper pan, in good shape, for
$75. and transportation chg.

J. Ellis, Cumming, Rt. 5.

1951 John Deere A Tractor,

powr-trol, used 9 mos., perfect
cond., Sacrifice $1950.; 1946.
Ford-Ferguson Tractor, lights,
new hydraulic lift, stabilizers,
cotton, corn planters, bottom
plows, cultivators, used 6 mos.
since overhauled, cheap $950.
David Simpson, Cochran.

F-12 Farmall Tractor, steel
wheel on rear, tire in front,
equipped with 1 row cultivator
2 row cultivator, planter, ferti-
lizer attachment, turning plow,
chain lift. $250. Henry Hefner,
Talking Rock, Rt. 2.

W. C. Allis-Chalmers Tractor
power lift, starter, lights, 2 row
outfit, cultivators, with all feet
and harrows, planters, fertili-
zer attachments, 4 disc Athens
tiller. Taylor bush and bog
Clarke section harrows, 6 row
cotton duster. See at my home.
J. R. Barnett, Commerce, Park
St.

Riding ~. Cultivator, nearly
new, used little, David Bradley
2 H mowing machine, good
cond., cheap. 10 mi. W of Elli-
jay at my farm. Letters ans.

A. W. West, Ellijay, Rt. 1.
John Deere 1950 model 2
Row* MT Tractor, equipped

with planters, cultivators, ferti-
lizer attachments, set of rotary
hoes, set disc tillers, slightly
used lift type Rome disc har-
row, belt pulley, touch-o-ma-
tic lift, $1450. _at my place.
Floyd Hunt, Hogansville, Rt.
a (Corinth), :

McCormick - Deering
Mower, good
$35.; Also want to buy one
Tiller to fit J. Deere B. Trac-
tor. Can use 2 or 3 dise tiller,
and No. 5 J. D. mower with
power control. Letters ans. H..
M. Bailey, Turin.

Turner~ Peanut Picker with
wheels for rubber tires, fair
cond., $200. Jesse C. Bell,
CharingyRt. 1. :

Farmall A Tractor, disc till-
er, 16 disc harrow, drag har-
row, cultivators, for same, no
power lift, but has starter and
lights, $950. E. C. Geise, Sum-
merville, Rt. 1.

Mule

One John Deere 6 Disc Power
Control Tiller on rubber, slight-
ly used, but-in good cond. Bar-
gain. W. S. Turner, Lovejoy.

1947 Ford Tractor in A-1
cond., 8 disc 26 in. King har-
row used 2 yrs., $700.for both.
Inqvfire at Texaco Service Sta-
tion, Buchanan. Harris L. Pope,
Buchanan.

Elec. automatic brooder, 500
chick cap., good cond., $50. at
my home. Mrs. Clarence Odom,
Lyons.

2 row heavy-duty mounted
type. IHC Corn-picker, first
class cond. cheap, 12-A John
Deere combine with new 5 bp
motor. Thoas. E. Reeves, Cal-
houn. :

One Elec. brooder, 100 chick
cap., $15. Mrs. P. <P: Wood, At-
lanta, 670 Florence Place, N.
W. BE 2005.

2H wagon, J. D. mower, 2H



cultivator, 2H section harrow,
spring. tooth cultivator; guano,
| distributor, Covington cotton ,
land corn planter, King 2H turn
|plow, 2H stalk ripper, two 1H
| Perfection, 1H Turn plow, and
2 mules, cheap for cash, L. B.)
Dowdy, Bremen, Rte. 2.

Large 3 Roller Power Cane
Mill, Goldens new model No.
44, complete with practically
new 12 ft. copper pan with
wooden sides, all in good cond-
ition, $125.00 FOB my farm,
Homer G. Cline, Canton, Rt,1,

4 gas brooders, in good shape
for sale. Ralph Dangar, Wood-
stock, phone Roswell 4442.

1951 model Farmall tractor
with cultivators, planters, and
Fert. hoppers, all no: 1 cond at
my farm, 5 mi. No. Louisville
on Stapleton - Warrenton Hwy



running cond., }

| Blackshear. Phone 3713.
Blakemore strawberr plants,
90c C; 500, $4.; $850-M. Damp

berry,



Milton Beall, Stapleton.

CON:
MACHINERY FOR "SALE
=
Chattanooga Mawer eahe ral
No. 71, in good condition, $200.

at my "farm, 10 mi, East Dublin
J. -W. Lampp, Jr. Dublin Rt, 6.

Farmall cub tractor, excellent
cond. hydraulic lift, lights, 2
disc plow, mower, harrow cul-|
tivator, power take off draw bar|

and tongue attachment for trac- |

tod $950. Li. P. Davis, Jones-
boro, Rte. 1 phone No. 5656



SECOND HAND
MACHINERY WANTED



Want Double Disc Plow and
Mowing Machine, also Cuta-
way Harrow, for Ford Tractor
with uplift, for cash. H. M
Simpson, Stone Mountain, 434
Hairston Rd. Atlanta Phone
CR 7344.

Want: 0) Ds 0r- THC 2erain
Drill with fertilizer attachment
7 x 10 or 7 x 12. Give condition
and price. R. D. Tatum, Pal-
metto. =e

Want Tractor Mower, 6 or
7 ft. blade,-or rotary type, no
junk. Must be Ist. class condi-
tion and cheap for cash. Wil-

liam B. Richardson, McIntyre.

Want garden tractor with at-
tachments, in vicinity of, At-
lanta. Can pay. only. $150., or
will trade farm commodities of

equal value. D. -F. Hinkle,
Clarkston, 932 Indian Creek
Dr., Phone 43-7902. .

Want at once 1 H. Wagon
in good cond., cheap for cash.
Otis Wells, Hinesville, Rt. 1.

Want good used corn-picker..
Advise make, cond., lowest
price arid location. Robt. J.
Walsh, Garfield, Box 95.

Want 2 good wooden wheels,
size,-36 in. high. 1 1/2 or 2 in.
rims, or 2 steel wheels, 24 or
28 in. high, both or either to
fit tapered skeins. No - junk.
State how long used and how
much worn, .and price. H. P:
Malcom, Social Circle.



>} Mrs.

PLANTS FOR SALE



Red Raspberry Plants, 75
doz.; Kudzu, $1. doz; Ber-
muda, $1. M, or any amount,
if you _come after it; Mtn.
Huckleberry, 75c doz.; Black
Walnut, 10-16 in. 45c ea. Add
postage. Mrs. D. M. Hollaway,
Dahlonega, Rt. 1,- Box 55; 4.

St. Augustine Grass, rooted,
immediate shipment of. fresh

dug stolons, $2. bu. del. Dr.
LeRoy Harris, Griffin:
Coastal Bermuda _ Stolons,

loaded on your truck, 50c per
ft. we dig each Monday on
Double J. Ranch. Located 12
mi. E. Dublin,
One mile North Carters Chapel.
Phone .1357 M2, Dublin. J. E.
Jarvis, Scott, Ga.

Blueberry and Boysenberry

Plants, 50c doz. Plus postage.
Mrs. K. M. Brittain, Tooms-
boro, Rt. 3.

Georgia and ean Col-
lard, ready about Sept. 25, Cab-
bage Plants Oct. Ist. Dial
45079. B. F; Mallard, Savannah,
RFD 5, Box 528.

Coastal Bermuda Stolons, by
truckload at farm, under 50
M, $1. M; 50 M, $37.50; 100 M,
$65.; By express not prepaid,
$1.50 bu. packed in moss. Dig
on Mondays. D. J. Harrison,

packed. Add postage. Mrs. Mil-
ton T. Phillips, Wrens.

Condons, Giant Mastodon
Everbearing Strawberry, $1. C;
Lady Thompson, 75c C; Black
and Red Raspberry, Muscadine
Grape Vines, 6, $1.; May Cher-
ry Trees, 20c ea. Add postage.
Mrs, Mae Turner, _ Gainesville,
Rt. 6.

Mastodon everbearing straw-
75c C; Sage and Catnip
Plants, $1. doz.; Also Long
Wide Leaf Bull Face Tobacco
Seed, 75c Tbl.; Gourds, $2. doz.

off Route 80./

Large

ing size, 2

ming, Ree

doz.; Wild

Jones,
Wakefield,

Fitzgerald,
3883.

laya
plants,

more, $1.
Klondike,

Peppermint,

60c C; 500,
nip, 25

imp.

50c;

Blackberry,

Cumming.

Slashed

rye grass,
germ., 96.00

Ground.

Seed, 35c

cert. analy
1000 Ibs.,

Calhoun
Oats,

spectively.
Thomaston,

nolds, Rt. 1.

Valley.

grown from
ous weed,

amount.
RFD 3.

White



to EllisCumming, Rt. 5.

eo





clean,

Kionidike
j0c CZ rahe aegis be!

~ Mtn. Fiuehletsorry P

C: 500, $2.50;
Peach, 35c doz.
Cumming, Rt

doz.;

doz.;

postage. Mrs.
Cumming, Rt. 1)

Strawberry Blakem no
C; 500, $4.50; $9. M; Klo:

nut Sprouts,
postage. Mrs.

quantity. Carl Robe

purity, 89 pct. .
Bargain ery if Comet

doz. 7:

Strawber

Also Large Red Delicic

Fall grown Cabbage,

_ and

es
Box 662,

Asparagus, 25 one y.
or 10 ready. to use, $1.;-K
2 and 3 yr.

$1

bearing age, 3; $2. PP)
Toole, Macon, 1381 Burton

Strawberry Plants,
C; 500, $4.50;

60c C; 50

$4.75 M: Catnip, 250}
doz.
Huckleberry, bearing, s S

cs 2De a

$2.75; $4: 75

bunch; Pepp
25c doz.; Mt. Huckleberry
ing size, 75 doz.;
Cuttings, 50c doz.: Suga

$1. ea. Add postage, :
Hood, Gainesville, R

Gibson, ~Jewe
Gold, Wonderberry Strz
85c C: $7.50 M: Everbe
$1.05 c Red Raspb
doz.; White Blackberry,
Garlic, 40c doz. PP
Willis Grindle, Dahl
erty Box 54.

Klondike 3
Strawberry, 75e C; Old
Black Raspberry, 2 eSi:
Blac

and

4 $l
25c per.

North Ga.

| Fescue Seed, oe $
purity 99.20

pet., 60c |

old, 25,418
Blackberry,

(running),
'Himalaya (Bunch) Blac]

$1

Scuppe

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Indian Peach Seed, 5t
Small Clearstone,
so Mustard Seed,
postage. eon
























Sg

Samuel

SEED. FOR SALE






- Several thousand pound
certified Ky.

Pensacola Bahair, recle
in new 100 Ib. bags, *
Virgil T. sei Nashvill
3. :

Ky. 31 Fescue Seed, re
ed, 99 pct. purity, 86 pet. g

sis upon

or more 35c lb.
38c lb.; Fullgrain top qu:
Barley
$2.50 and $f.25 bu

and
Dallas

c/o B&B

Ky. 31 Fescue Seed,
99.32 purity,
D0cAb.Ce B. Montgomer

2000 Ibs. Ky. 31 Fescue

cert. :
rec.

. H, Patrick,

31 Fescue_
2 300) Ted
lots. Ernest Hinson, Al









6







Tre

10 tons new crep Blue
pine, 91 pct. germ., 6 1/2e
in even wt. 100 Ib. sacks; J
Tift Seed Oats, reclee
4 bu. sacks, 91 pct. germ.,
40 bu. FOB. Duke ates











99.78
con-

-Fescue Seed,
89 pct. germ.,



mo rye grass or noxious
ip: BOB. -G. W:
Watkinsville.




dish Pea Seed, 50c cup;

Gil Collard Seed, 25c

; Hot Green oe Red 'Pep-
c qt.; $1.35 gal:; Ever-

en Onion Plants, 25c doz.

- postage. Mrs. Viola

, Cairo, Rt. af eh

9 000 Ibs., Ky. 31 Fescue, re-
ed, tested, pure seed, 99
germ., 86 pet.,- 35 for
lot; 38c lb. for 1000 lbs.,
0c less lots; Calhoun bar-
$2.75 bu. FOB. J. Lynwood
ey Thomaston, Rt. 2, Tel.

R

Nest Onions for fall
n ae $1. 50 gal. PP in Ga.
0 e ecks nor GOD orders.
[TAS (O'Kelley, Unadilla,































-Multiplyin
bo RP2Mrs.
Jasper, Rt. 2.



Ss
T. Ben-









a Soe ie Onions,
. McLeod,



Fulgrain Oats, $1. 205 bus
and Oats, $2, -bu.; Dixie
ng Clover, 30c Ib.; Ky.
rescue, 50c ib. James H.
powder Springs, Rt. 2.







scue Grass, Sericea ves
a and Grass Hay, $40. ton.
rd Wood, . Bowdon.

cleaned, Reseedintg Dixie
aon Clover Seed, $25. cwt.
n Johnson, Warrenton.

lean White Nest Multiply-
Onions, $1.45 gal.: Little
Peas, 4 cups, $1. 25; Red
kle Butter Peas, running
acre. CUPS, $1.25. Bein
rs. Lon Ashworth, Daeu-



bags pure Sweet Lupine
Pat. Cwt. FOB. Geo, O.

shall, owner, Americus,

ack Diamond Ranch.

Ibs., Ky. 31. Cert. ccatie
Oc Tb.; Also 200 bu. 2nd.
ces Grain Oats, com-
$1.25 bu. all at my
: Omer A. co Elber-

Reseeding Crimson
1952: crop, top quality,
in 100 lb. bags; Ky. 31
, grown from cert. seed,
and 100 lb. bags, 25c lb.

leaned. K. D. Sanders,
on, aged 2151. >

e mixture New Won-
rass, Rescue, Oats, Wheat,
Crimson Clover, - $23.
Grass -with very few
Se lb.; Fescue Cert. 35c

Clover, 25c 1b.; Fes-
Grass, and Sericea Hay,

~C. D. Wood, Bowdon,
30-W. ;

Eads: Fescue Seed, extra
95. 68 pct. purity, 87 pct.
no noxious weed seed,
100 Jb. bags, 35 1b.;
500 lb. lots or more;
et Seed Oats, $1.25 bu.
_ $2.15 bu. Yatesville
"James T. McKinley,
on, Rf. 2, Phone 685-

31 -Fescue seed, 25c, lb.
acks. Grown from cert.
99. pet. purity; 89 * pet.
No weed seed. Reclean-
gain price in -large a-
W. H. Patrick, Winder,
re tba 4

RAIN AND HAY.
FOR SALE

or Grain Seed Oats, 2nd.
lean, well matured seed,
f debris, $1.20 bu. at my

Oats, Texas Rustproof,
igh germination, $1.25
Sacks extra. L. E.
on, Rt. 3, * Phone

<

more bushels Coker
free of oe

Pasture Mixture Clovers,

-| Beans,

rtified, 30c lb.; Dixie |G

; | pet.;

FOR SALE s.



"MISCELLANEOUS
"FOR SALE



1000 bu. Southland Seed,
Oats, high ou $2. bu. H.
G. McDonald, Dixie, Rt. 1.

Arlington Oats, 2nd., year
from originator, bright, sound,
130-2 bu (Ore ay Matthews,
Greenville, Rt. 4.

50 tons Prime Quality New
Coastal Bermuda Grass Hay,
wire tied bales, $40. ton at my
barn. Can deliver in 10 ton
lots. Also booking 69 tons addi-
tional for delivery first of
October. Frank S. Sessoms,
Homerville. Phone 17R15.

600 bu. Tift 14 Seed Oats,
combine run, $1. bu. in bulk,
FOB. J. C, Crotwell, Leesburg,
RFD 2, Box 144.

350 bu. recleaned imp. Abruz-.
zi Rye, in new 2 bu. bags,
$4. bu. Aaron Rabun, Staple-
ton, Rt. 1, (At Purvis School
House). .

1200 bales Oats and Dallas
grass hay for sale. See or write
John G.. Watson, (at farm),
Hampton, Rt. 2, or phone M.
L. Turner, Atlanta, BE 7802.

Ky. 31 Fescue, .99.55. pct.
purity, 50c lb.; Pasture mix-
ture orchard grass and fescue,

35e lb. Exch. for beef type 4

steers, 300-450 lbs. J. O. Crow,
Oakwood. Phone Gainesville.
1004-R-4.

Few Oats Vetch Mixture, $5.
Cwt.; Dixie Crimson Clover,
$25. Cwt.; Ladino, $1.70 -Ib.:
and
Grasses, 30c lb.; Cokers,
38-40 Oats, graded, $2. bu.;
Exp. Station Arlington Oats,
os 50 bu. R. a Tatum, Palmet-

Red Maltipesns eit On-
ion Buttons, $1.30 gal.; White
Tender Half Runner Garden
55c teacup; Old time
Clearstone Peach Seed, 50c
doz. Add postage. G. T. Brown,
Ball Ground, Rt. 1.

Red Multiplying Scullion
Onion Buttons, $1.25 gal.; Ear-
ly Tender Speckled and White
Tender Half Runner Garden
Beans, 50c teacup; Add _ post-
age. Miss Gennia Brown, Ball
Ground, Rt. 1

About 50 ibs. Shogoin Tur-
nip Seed, 50c lb. in small lots.
Cheaper for lot;. Mustard and
Chinese Cabbage, mixed, 50c
lb.; Good Eng. Pea Seed, frost-
proof, 35c lb.; White Multiply-
ing Onions, $1. 25 gal. PP. Mrs.

Fred Atkinson, Valdosta, Rt. 4.

Abruzzi Rye and _ Hairy
Vetch Mixture, $3. bu. Plenty
of Vetch for a good stand. Con-
tact: M. F. Hatcher, Fort .Val-
ley, or at farm, Marshallville,

a
Reseeding Crimson -Clover
Seed, 25c lb.; treated Arling-
ton Oats, $2. bu.; Chancellor

Wheat $3. bu. All recleaned;
Also Kobe, and Serecia Hay,
good quality, $30. ton; Better
quality, $35. ton. Wm. W. Dix-
on, Jonesboro, Rt. 1, Box 337.

5000 lbs. Double Cleaned Ky.
31 Fescue Seed, State Dept.
Agri. tested, 97.81 pct., purity,
95.50 germ. in- 50 Ib. bags,
whole lot 24 Ib.; 28c lb. in
100 Ib. lots. C. H. Conner, |
Gainesville, Box 291.

Reseeding Hardy Strain
Crims : Clover, 99.45 pct. puri-
ty; 90.50 pct. germ., tested by
Ga. State Labs., 20c lb. at my
farm 3 mi. So. Buford, in 100
lb. bags. Mrs. T. B. Gunter,
Buford, Rt. 1.

Ky.. 31 Fescue, sown from
cert. seed, recleaned, 25c lb.
Exchange for clover, barley, or
any seed of equal value. W. T.
Ewing, Monroe, Rt. 3.

31 Fescue,
germ. 88 pct.,

from cert. seed,
no other obnoxious seed,
50c lb. im small lots, or 40c
Cwt. Can ship. B. R. Woodliff,
Alpharetta, Rt. 1, Phone 3861.

Combine run Grass Seed
Mixtures of Rye and Crimson,
Fescue and White Dutch, Fes-
cue and Ladino, Reseeding
Crimson Clover. Samples upon
request. (PHotographs of field
while seed growing were made



ae bod Agent). C. W. Fin-
add

new

hard seed 99.48:



Red Oe Onions, pro-
duce as much as 25. to the hill,
$1. gal. Mrs. Waco Agnew,
Canon, Rt. 1.

Good feed for layers, Rus-
sian Mammoth. and Early Ad-
vance Sunflower Seed, 60c lb.
Jackson, Ware, Clarkesville,
Star Rt. g

Beer Seed, Calif. Old Time,
25 per start. Mrs. Ella Green,
Smyrna.

Clean Nest Onions, Red and
White, $1.25 gal. PP. Or exch.

for print sacks, 4 for 1 gal., or
6 white for gal. Eac ay
postage, Mrs. W. A. Myrick,

Rupert, Rt. 1.

Recleaned Tift 14 Seed Oats,
91 pet. germ., even wt. bags,
$L:35' buy Jv Dz Duke, Ft. Val-

ley.
100. bu. Woods Fulgrain

Combine Oats, clean, combine

dun, $1.35 bu.; 100 lb. Dixie

Reseeding Crimson Clover, 30c
lb. L. H. Adams, Elberton, Rt.
2.

e

150. bu. Atlas Seed Wheat,
made over 30 bu. to acre, well
adapted to Piedmont Sections,
$2.50 bu. at my place. Emer-
son K. Malcom, Madison, RFD

Cokers Victor grain, 48-93
Oats, Ist. yr:, recleaned, $1.50
bu. E. V. Vaughn, Bogart.

Clean Coastal Bermuda._Hay
in bales, average about 45 lbs.,
$35. ton at barn. Fred Voigt,
Waycross.

Turners Banccots Seed Oats,
pure, recleaned, graded, high
purity and germ., rustproof
variety, very heavy producer
for grain or grazing; up to 99

bu., $1.60 bu.; 100 bu. or more,

$1.50 bu. New, even wt. bags.
L. M. Turner, Royston.

Fescue Grass, Sericea Les-
pedeza and Grass Hay, $40.
ton. Dillard Wood, Bowdon.

Best quality Coastal Bermuda
hay, from fertilized and miner-
alized pastures, $30. ton, FOB.
Jim Wright, Newton, RFD 4,
c/o Wallington Plantation. Tel.
4123.



MISCELLANEOUS
FOR SALE

S



BUTTER:

Country Butter, fresh, firm,
yellow, 60c lb. PP to ist. and
2nd. zone in 2 lb. lois or more.
5 or 6 Ibs. per week. Regular
eee preferred. Mrs. W.

. Taylor, Demorest, Rt. 1, Box
98. e :

CANE (SUGAR):

Green Ga. Sugar Cane for
sale by the row or patch. 2
acres in it jointed and 6 ft.
long by first of Nov. With rain
Will grow:--to "8: ft. tong:7 Soc.
Foss, Brooklet, Rt. 1." =

CHESTNUTS:

. New crop: Chinese Chestnuts,
ready for shipment, 5 lbs., $3.
PP. James W. McCreery, Sa-
vannah, RFD 3, Box 174.

CORN & PEAS:

New, white shelled milling
corn ready, $2.25 bu. Cash -at
my barn. All sacks replaced;
also several acres green white
Conch peas, 8c lb. in field or
10c lb. del. Mrs. H. V. Frank-
lin, . Register, Rt. 1, Box: 20.
Phone 3631 through Statesboro.

CORN & SEED CORN:

Field of white corn, almost
dry, for sale. L. E. Randall,
Atlanta 113 Wey Rd. S. E. DI
3657.

Good white, 1952 corn at my
barn, $3. bu. Come after. G.
H. Thrift, Nahunta, Rt. 2, Box
ds:

MEATS: (FRESH & CURED):

Smoke Bacon Meat, 18 lbs.
up, 35c lb. J. W. Byram, Ben
Hill, Campbellton Rd.

ROOTS & HERBS:

Green Catnip Leaves, 50c
half gal.; 90c gal.; 25c per
bunch; Green Mullein, 25c
bunch; 5 bunches, $1.; ~50

bunches, $10.; Also Sage Plants,
2, 25e; Leaf Sage, dried, $1. 50
lb. Virgil Keith, Alvaton.



TREES (FRUIT):

Stuart, Schley, Farley, and
Money Maker Pecan Trees,
State imsp., true to name, .-2
ft., $1.; 2-3 ft., $1.25; 3-4 it,
$1. 50; 4. 5 ft. $1. 75 6a.; Seedling
Pecan, 3-6 tt., $1. ea. FOB. R.
L. Adkins, Cordele, Riss,

Celesteal Fig Bushes, 25, 50c
and $1. sizes. Add postage. Mrs.
W. . Wooten, Camilla.

Bronze Scuppernong, Musca-
dine, Mulberry, Catalba, Old
Fashion Press Peach, few Oct.
Peach, Wild Cherry, Red, ,and
Yellow Plum Trees, Purple Fig
for sale. Mrs. J. G. Combs,
Toomsboro, Rt. 2.

WALNUTS & WALNUT
MEATS:

Fresh, pes aut
nut Meats,
Mrs. Willis
Rt. 1, Box 54.

oe WwW .
Pats haidonege



MISCELLANEOUS
WANTED



HAY:

Want 6 tons Peanut Hay of
good quality. Delivered. Quote
best price. M. B. Welsh, Macon,
Rt. 2, Heath Rd. Phone 3-8983.

MANURE:

Want good Manure, well
rotted, poultry or otherwise, in
or near Atlanta. Will haul,
write or call. H. D. Sherwood,
Atlanta, 601 Hemlock Cir. 8.
E. DI 4038.

OATS:

Want 100 bu*#Combine Good
Oats, del. at $1. per bu. R. A.
Hawkins, Fairburn, Phone
3281. 3

ONIONS:

Want 1 peck Red Multiply-
ing Onion Sets. Mrs. Myrtle
Wylie, Flowery Branch, Rt. 2.

Want 1 gal. White Multiply-
ing Nest Onions, 1952 crop, Ad-
vise price and parcel post. W.
EK. Parker, Augusta, ee Cirele
Dr.

PUMPKINS:

Want some 1952 crop Pump-
kins, in Franklin or Stephens
Co. Contact: Mrs. J. L. Crump,
Toccoa, Rt. 1.

SACKS: i

Want One ODollars worth
smooth woven white feed sacks
or the 50 lb. cap. Flour sacks.
Mrs. J. B. Lindsey, Hamilton,
Rt-22: F

SEED: :

Want 100 lbs. Rescue Grass
Seed. L. P. Singleton, Fort Val-
ley. Ri.



CATTLE FOR SALE



2 reg. horn type Hereford
Bulls, $200.-$250. ea. Norman
Johnson, Warrenton.

Reg. Hereford Bull, calved
June 6, 1947, Sire Plato Dom-
ino 94, Dam Dotsie Domino,
$500. at farm. Otis L. Wilkes,
Vidalia, Rt) 1; Box. 180.

9 Springing Holstein Heifers,
close up, bangs and T. B. test-
ed. J. A. Crimmins, Barnes-
ville, Gordon Rt.

2 young Horned Type Here-
ford Bulls, 5-6 mos. one reg.,
both purebred. Harris Webb,
Elberton.

25 top dairy cattle,
Guernsey, and Holstein, all
freshen within 30 days, some
now; 25 top Jersey Heifers,
springing heavy, large size,
650-700 lbs. C. M. Bowden, At-
lanta, 435 Candler St, N. E.,
MA 2319.

One Polled Hereford bull,
Reg. dbl. standard, large
enough for light service, 14

mos. old, $300. W. C. Carpenter,
Tifton, 133 Fifth St.

Bulls, ready
from best
is Ep

Jersey,

Reg. Guernsey
for light service,
breeding. Reasonable,
Bunn, Midville.

One extra fine Hereford Bull,
2 yrs. old, reg., from Ga. Ex-
periment Station at Griffin,
very gentle. Wilson Carson,

Griffin, Zebulon Rd.





rox. 1000 }bs.,



Rt.

One reg. Angus Bull,

Briarwood Rd.,

reg. Brahman Bull;
ety 2:
yrs. old, Domino strain, excele

Chamblee 4-7- 2322.

4 reg. Guernsey Bull Calves,
6-8 mos. old, Riegeldale and
Klondike breeding also 2 reg.
Guernsey Heifer Caives, ready
to be weaned, $155, ea, Ralph
Dangar,
well, Ga. 4442,

Poll) Hereford Heifers and
very nice reg, 15 mos. old Bu
for sale. Dr,
ville.

1 purebred Holstein Bull, 21

reg., $165. W. T. Plant, Grant-
ville, Phone 38-R.

Poll White Short Horn Bull
not reg., 9 mos? old, about 500
Ibs., fo rsale. L. M. Turner,
Union Point.



FARM HELP WANTED



Want party able to buy my
Ford Tractor and equipment to
operate 2 H farm on_ shares,

Good location near town,
schools and churches. Good
houses and fences. Frank
Brown, Claxton, Rt. 1.

Want man with 2 boys te
work on gattle farm. 4 R house,
elec. P. E. Doster, Sr., Abbe-
ville. ,

Want man with small family
for stock farm. Must be ex-
perienced with cattle and pas-
tures. Must be sober, healthy,
hard worker, willing to live in
isolated section.
ence, age, references, and sal-
ary required in first letter.
Wayne Seaman, Hoboken.

Want clean family to work
on farm. House, lights, wash-
ing machine frigidaire, stove
furnished, hot and cold water,
wood, garden, 2 1/2 mi, EK,

Clayton

Want
operate

c/o Kingwood Farm.

man or couple to
small poultry farm on
shares. Have small tenant
house. Clyde Cookerly, Ring-
gold, Rt. 1.

Want col. farmer with fami-
ly large enough to farm 130
acres with tractor on 50-50
or wage basis, 60 A in cotton,
good land. House with lights.
Plenty of work through winter'
for wages. See: James Jackson,
McDonough, Rt. 3, (2 mi. W.
McDonough, on Jonesboro
Hastings Bridge Rd.).

Want honest, sober. man
with stock or tractor, to culti-
vate 77 A farm in Wayne Co.
near K-ville. Would like good
acreage of cotton planted, 4.1
A tobacco, and hog raised on
shares. 5 R bungalow, elec., and

school bus route. See. E. L.
Davis, Mershon, Rt. 1, Tel.
2315.

Want farmer to cultivate 35
A farm. 3 1/2 A. tobacco al-
lotment, other crops as desired,

50-50 basis. Prefer if can fur-
nish own stock or tractor and
other farm implements. Elec.;
school bus and mail Rt. Gcod
proposition. Contact. GR.
Griffin, Hoboken, Rt. 1, Box
86



Want family to work on poul-
try farm, salary or share basis.
|Also land to farm if desired. 1
{mile from town, paved road;
ee lights and school bus, E.
|B, McWhorter; Ocilla

| Want 2 large families to pick
|cotton at once; $3.. per -+hun-
jdred. E. S Bishop: Shady Dale

| Rte, 1.

) Want middie age white wom-
lan to raise chickens and do
other light farm chores on farm
|for Room; board and salary.
A. H. Davis. Austell: Rte. 3.

en Wright Atlanta, Revo

2 yrs
cla, for sale or exchange for
Also have
reg. Angus Bul, 1 yr, old for

sale. EK; L, Morgan, Jefferson,

Reg. Polled Hereford Bull, 4

lent oalve record. Mrs. James
H,. Litton, Chamblee, Rt. 2, Tel,

Woodstock, Tel. Ros- >

. 8. Floyd, Logan- 3

mos. old about 700 ibs., subj. to

Give: experi- ~

Clayton on Hwy. 76. J. A. Land, ~ es


















































































































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PAGE FOUR.

Hog Prices Paid At Various



Mark



$EPTEMBER 8

NO. 4



Moultrie Jiveniock Ge:




_ $18.25 $17





%

$18.00







Turner Co. Stock Yard, Ashburn

$18.70







$18.50









$18.06







Lakeland $18.05







$18.20 $17







Farmers Stock Yard, Sylvania

. $13.00













$18.25







$18.35







Sumter Livestock Sale Barn, Americus

$18.61



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. NO.1 .NO.2 NO.3

Washington Co. Marketing Assn, $18.00 $17.05 $1430 $13.15 Sel a a
SEPTEMBER 8
Chatham Co. Stock Yard, Savannah $18.25 $17.35 $16.15 $00.00 inci, Nee
Shuman Stock Yard, Claxton $18.00 $1750 $17.00 $00.00 oe Sick: Yoni Aiba
Swainsboro Stock Yard $17.75 - $16.50 $14.75 $00.00 ;
SEPTEMBER 9 Farmers Auction,
Muscogee Stock Yd., Columbus $17.45 $00.00 $00.00 $00. 00 Statesboro Stock Yards
Bleckley Live Stock Co., Cochran $18.50 $00.00 $00.00 $00.00 : Sian
Jepeway-Craig Commission Co., Dublin $18.50 $00.00 $00.00 $00.00
Camilla Stock Yard $18.27 $17.40 $16.00 $00.00 | SH?) =MBER 11
Dawson Livestock Co. $17.92 $17.90 $15.92 $00.00 | Daimbridge Stock Yard
Metter Livestock Yard $leaL: $17.42, $15.16 $00.00. Ce eere Stee Ve Colma
Barn License No. 47, Augusta $18.25 $17.50 $16.50 $00.00

a Sows; Pigs: Feeder .... $15.75 :
Barn License No. 32, McRae Sigs Sieva/sisad goose Pee
Farmers Livestock Coop. Assn. $17.90 $17.30 $14.80 $14.70 SEPTEMBER 12
Appling Co: Livestock Services $18.01 $16.80 $15.55 $00.00 Gordsla Ieivestock Barn
SEPTEMBER 10 ce ee
Hazlehurst Livestock Market $18.17 $17.41 $16.02 $14.26 | Ocilla Livestock Yard :
Tattnall Livestock Co., Glennville $18.33 $17.60 $17.04 $00.00

Candler Livestock Yard



FARM HELP WANTED

FARM HELP WANTED

FARM HELP WANTED |

POSITIONS WANTED



Want white or col. couple;
for farm. Both to work; milk
2 cows and do truck gardening,
good wages New 2 R. house
lights and water. Permanent
'- place for satisfactory people.
- E. T, Spieks; Decatur; 5185 Cov-

-, ington Road phone CR. 5333.|

Want couple, - middleaged.
or older, Exp. in farming, de-
pendable. industrious, absolute-
ly sober for farm of approx. 20
acres, 1-7 Tobacco base in S.E.
~ Ga. Appling Co, lights and
water in house. Home and
wages or shares. Mr. W. D.
McSween, Hazelhurst, Rt. 3.

Want white or col. couple for
general farming and milking.
Both to work. Weekly salary
and 50-50 cropbasis. 3.R house
elec. school bus. must be sober
with references. Roy Bond, Li-
thonia, Rte. 1.

Want family to work a small
2.H. farm and 20 barrel stand of
turpentine for 1953, all or part.
Good house elc. lights, mail,
and school bus route. No drunks
wanted. B. B. Strange, Swains-
boro, Rte. 4.

Want farm family for large
2H crop on 3rds and 4ths. or
_ Standing rent basis. House is

Want a farm superintendent.
must be capable man, good me-
chanic, familiar with stock and
gardening under irrigation. do
net apply if not capable. H. T.
Mathews, Woodbury.

or couple to do light farm work
milk, and raise cattle and hogs
on shares, small acreage to share
crop
veniences, Small living quarters
Pay $10. weekly for wife to
do extra light farm chores. F.
G. Lee, Vienna, Rte. 3.

Want white woman for light
farm work on small farm. Pay
| weekly. Live as one of family.
Must be in good health and
have good references, State age
and salary wanted. Mrs. Chas.
H. Roberts, Linton.

Want single man or man and
wife to do general farm work
on my DeKalb Co. farm. Must
\be able and willing worker. No
|drunks, Can furnish 2 R. house
with light and water, wood,
pay weekly. Come at once, do
not whit. J. H. Tribble, At-
lanta, 277 Capitol Ave. S. W.

Want party with equipment
to cut 12 acres of heawy Sericea
Hay on share basis, See S. S.



wired for electric stove. E. C,
Geese, Summerville Rte. 1

Storer, Douglasville, Rte. 4 (at
!'Campbellton Ferry).





Anauction sale of Reg.

} day, October, October 13,
head offered: 11 bulls, 38
COWS.

L. Jackson, Owner,

Registered Aberdeen-Angus Auction Sale

be held at Flint River Farms, Rt. No. 1, 3 mi.
Jonesboro, Clayton Co., Ga.,

All are good bloodlines and females bred to
} some of finest bulls in herd. See before sdle starts. R.
Atlanta,

Aberdeen-Angus cattle will
West of
20,mi So. Atlanta, on Mon-
bginning 12:30 P.M. 56
heifers, mostly bred and 7

1368 Ponce de Leon Ave.







1952 Georgia Feede

A series of sales of Qu
} and Stockers, consisting

stock
tural Extension Service,
of Agriculture, Athens :

Any further detailed in





| Aberdeen-Angus steers and heifers (to be sold single
and both small and large lots, sponsored by local live-
groups, ri eating with the Georgia Agricul-

Jniversity of Georgia, College

the local Livestock Yards accordingly: Lyons; Septem-
ber 16 Tuesday Rome; September 18 Thursday a
Hawkinsville; Sept. 19, Friday, Bainbridge.

either; Charles E. Bell Extension Livestock Specialist,
or C. G. Garner, Ext. Economist-Marketing, Athens.



r-Stocker Calf Sales

ality Georgia Beef: Feeders
largely of Herefords and

will be held as follows at

formation required, address





Want white or colored woman |

if wanted. Modern con-/

; Webb,



M. Brown,Lula, Rte, 1.

Want man able to finance self
to raise White Leghorn hens

on share basis. Have land and

equipment. Excellent location.
contact: J. R. Sloan, Pelham,
Rt. 1. Phone 6524.



POSITIONS WANTED



Want tractor Farm for- 1953
on 50-50 basis, with good honest
man, 5 or 6 R house,

water, and bath, wired for

_| stove, or gas. Desire cattle or

stock farm near Marietta or
Atlanta. T. M. Hulsey, Powder
Springs, Rt. 1. Phone Marietta
82631.

*

Thoroughly experienced ae
wants dairy work. Can do any |.

phase, dairy work, machine -or
otherwise. Generally resource-
ful regarding anything about
farm and dairy routine. 40 yrs.
old, good health, single. Go any

place that is suitable. Q. E.
Reagin, Atlanta, Rt. 3, Box
561. 5

Middle age man wants. job
on farm by day for, wages. Have
wife, 2 children, have to be
(ae Dave Clemonts, Vienna,

t :

Want to raise chickens on
shares, or small salary: basis,

or look after stock. Must have

house, best of references. Re-
tired, Christian couple. H. G.
Black, Powder Springs, cbs oO.
AS Woods.

White man and wife wants
job as caretaker of farm. Can
drive car or tractor. Need 2 or
3 R house. Will move now. J.
O. Thomas, Atlanta, 350 1/2
Capital Ave. CY 4502..

Want job as farmer or over-
seer of farm. Jake L. Lofty,
Dalton, Rt. 3.

56 yr. old man with family

lights,

of three wants job on stock or!

poultry farm after Oct. Ist. Jack
-son McLeod, Milledgeville, Rt,4
42 yr. old white man single,

wants job on farm. Can drive
truck and_ tractor.
salary. Come or write at once.
William Pickles, Atlanta,

Pickett St. SE.

Young white man ,sober, ind-
ustrious, good truck driver,
wants job on chicken farm or
other light ,farm work. -Cecil
West Point. Rte. 1.

Man (with wife only) wants a
corn mill to run. White, sober,
honest, Plenty of experience, 65
yrs. old. prefer North Ga. but
consider any place in state, Joe

ie

Reasonable |

611.)



Exp. truck and tractor driver
wants job on farm, Can also do
mechanical work on farm mach-
inery. 20 yrs, experience. 44 yrs
old, white, wife, -and one boy
References, J ohn B. ieee)
Hardwick.





























: give goodarefe!
| Lithonia Rte,

~ Want job ~ ci
Experienced milke:
truck and tractor drive
and honest; ha
Oscar Turner,

Refined Christian woman,past
middle age, neat ,clean, wants
job on farm doing light farm
work. $15.00 per week and a
home. Mrs. M. Williams, 2038
Ohio Ave. ae







GU ERNSEY HEIFER SALE

To be sole at Middle Ga. Livestock | Y ;
.Wednesday, September 24th- 20. practica Se
bred Guernsey heifers sired by Riegeldale
Pioneer No. 410977, out of daughter of Gle
Baron Monarch, No: 385130. They are Ge:
from cows purchased in Wisconsin 1921 and |
bulls have been used. Any further infor
Wayne Barnes, Jackson. Telephone | 3601









The Special Farm Land Edition of the Bulletin
published Wednesday, October 8. FARMS AND
LAND FOR SALE, FOR MONEY. RENT, WA
TO RENT, AND IN EXCHANGE FOR
(ONLY) LAND NOTICES must reach the O
the Market Bulletin, 222 State Capitol, Atlanta,
NOT LATER than Wednesday, Noon, Oct. | oe
type notices received later than noon Oct. 1
be published. There may be NO Scene tl
ANY KIND FOR ANYONE, regardless
INVOLVED, to.this RULE.
Notices for the Land Issue may NOT exceed 70
including name and - address, with | phone |
desired. Notices wil be cut.down to mee,
ments if necessary. ALSO-ONE NOTICE ONL
AN INDIVIDUAL or to members of immediate
hold except where entirely seperate
farms,-etc. are roe owned by
family. :

NO notices in interest aif REAL ESTATE FI /
AGENTS-nor city property, Houses alone, AP.
MENTS or Rooms for Rent and Wanted, S
AND OTHER BUSINESS HOUSE AND PH O
POSITIVELY NO OUT OF THE STATE PF
or land may be published... Georgia Farm i
Georgia Farms only (if a Tax Payer on land in Ge
is for the time being elsewhere, said preeeee
listed, with explanation thereof). :
After going to PRESS with these FARM

it is IMPOSSIBLE TO ADD TO; CHANG!
CEL ANY NOTICE OR ANY ree
NOTICE.
Send in TM: farm land by noon

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