Farmers and consumers market bulletin, 1952 December 17

Georgia Farmers

Tom Linder Commissioner



VOLUME 37

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Eaitorlal By TOM LINDER

s, keeping the tag numbers of trucks

ns sanitary.

A good many of the spenlalets who
uy and sell and who haul from one sale

that requires them to take out a

ry measure for the protection of the
tock industry and for the protection
sf the health of the people.
In order that the people of Georgia
be better informed of the necessity
these measures, I.am giving you here-:
h the histury according to the official
ords of one incident which illustrates
urgent necessity for everything that.
ing done by the Department of Agri-
1 ture undet authority of the Legisla-

INCIDENT AT SWAINSBORO,
: GEORGIA

old a cow through the Swainsboro Stock
fards, Swainsboro, Georgia. This cow
went to Robbins Packing Company. at
Statesboro, Georgia where postmortem
examination showed well developed case
of T. B. Inspector Dr. Aurendale of
Statesboro rade the postmortem inspec-
tion.

On July 11, 1952, Dr. Omohundro,
a Pederal {nspector, placed Roy Lee
Smiths s herd at Swaitsboro under quar-
antine because the infected animal came
out of his herd, Test of Smiths entire
therd showed the additional reactor,
animal No. KC-16612, six-year old female
Jersey, which was branded T on left
jaw and sent to Federally-inspected
laughtering establishment No. 332 at
Augusta, Georgia, Dr. W. O. McCormack,
inspector. Postmortem showed well deve-
Moped case of T. B.

VALUE OF RECORDS

When the report was received from
ithe slaughtering establishment at States-
boro showing the animal to be a T. B.
reactor, because of records it was possible
sto go back to. the Swainsboro barn and
find out where the animal came from,
"which was Mr. Smiths farm. When the

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WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1952

NUMBER 14

IN CATTLE

NEED for RECORDS at AUCTION BARNS



<A iaber of barn Spehees have-
pmplained about keeping the records |.
equired of cattle passing: through sales |

ringing cattle to the barns, and keeping

9 another have been most critical of the: -

se befere doing. -pusiness. Numbers
em have also been very critical of-

| Woods: sold 2 Jersey cows,

About July 1, 1952; Roy Lee Smith



veterinarians went to Mr. Smiths farm

to make the test of his herd, it was of

course important to find out if Mr. Smith
had purchased any animals which were

brought to his farm, Mr. Smith stated

that he had purchased some animals from

Mr. L: O. ey near Swainsboro.

MR. LINDSEY'S HERD

On November 10, 1952, Mr. Lindseys
herd was also placed under quarantine
and tested with the result that 86 animals
tested showed :3 reactors... :

MR. SAM WOODS
On November 17, 1952, Mr. Sam
three-year
olds, No. 144 and 145, weighing 830 and

925 pounds respectively, through the
Swainsboro Stock Yards,

Animal No. 144 was purchased by Mr.

Joe McKenzie of Bartow, Georgia, dealer
and broker license No. 339,

Animal No. 145 was purchased by
Shapiro Packing Company at Augusta,
Georgia,* and postmortem examination
on November 19th showed well develop-
ed case of T. B. Inspection made by Dr.
Lemon, Plant Inspector. .

Animal No. 144 was sold by Mr. Mc-
Kenzie through the Wilkes County Stock
Yards at Washington, Georgia to Shapiro
Packing Company of Augusta, Georgia.
Postmortem did not disclose any T. B. in
this animal.

Mr. Woods stated that. animal No.
145 was purchased by him from Mr, L.
O. Lindsey.

Mr. Woods entire herd was placed
under quarantine on November 23rd,
test of the herd ig now being made. I do
not, as now, have the veterinarians re-
port on the test of the entire herd.

THE LINDSEY FARM

Upon investigation it was found that

several cows on the Lindsey farm were .

being milked and the milk was being
used by several families.

The Lindsey herd was put under
quarantine, and under the law was re-
quired to be kept on the farm until a
release from quarantine had _ been
issued.

The livestock inspectors in checking
the records of Swainsboro Stock Yards
found that en November 17th, according
to sales ticket No. 1155, Mr. L. O. Lind-
sey had sold 8 head of cattle in violation
of the quarantine.

The sales numbers of these cattle



were 146 through 152, inclusive. Sales
tag No. 152 covered a cow and calf.
The cow and calf No. 152 were. bought
by Mr. Joe MeKenzie, dealer and -broker
license No: 339; Bartow; Georgia. How:
ever, before delivery to Mr. McKenzie,

these animals were no saled and re
turned to the Lindsey farm.

On November 20, 1952, this cow and
call, with two other cows, were again
sold. The cow and calf in this sale were
number 685 and 687 respectively. They
were bought by Mr. E. T. Bradbury,
Augusta, - Georgia, broker: and dealer
license No. 160.

Mr. Bradbury stated to the inspector
that he had sold the cow and calf, either
at Tri-County Farmers Livestock Co. at
Social Circle, Georgia, or at Tri- County
Farmers IL.ivestock Co. at Leesville,
South: Carolina. An investigation of the
records at Social Circle did not disclose |
where the animals had been sold. I then
sent an inspector to the Tri-County barn

_at Leesville: South Carolina to investi-

gate. Mr. H. E. Clary contacted Mr. Roy
B. Whitney, Manager of the sale at Lees-
ville, who told him that Mr. Bradbury
sold the cow and calf, sales tag No. 426
and weighing. 725 pounds without the
weight of the calf for $132 50 on Novem-
ber 25, 1952. The cow still carried her
ear tag No 12786, This cow was not only
removed from quarantine in violation of
the law, but was also sold through Smith
Auction barn in violation of the
law, having the T branded on her
left jaw. In addition she was earried
across the State line into South Carolina
in violation of the Federal law on Inter-
State movement of T. B. cattle. Mr. Roy
B. Whitney, Manager of the Sales Barn
at Leesville, refused to disclose the buyer
of the animal because he wanted to pra-
tect Mr. Bradbury. I have notified the
State Veterinarian of South Carolina of
all these facts and I assume that he will
pursue the investigation in South Caro-
lina.

The other 2 cows sold with the cow
and calf through Smith Stock Yards
carried sales tags No. 686 and No. 688.
Cow No. 686 was purchased by Mr. Jack
Harris at Sharon, Georgia, broker and
dealer license No. 485. Mr. Harris in turn
sold this cow to White Provision Com-
pany, Atlanta, Georgia. This animal was
branded T and carried ear tag No.
12780; thus proving that she was one of

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SECOND HAND
MACHINERY FOR SALE

SECOND HAND
MACHINERY WANTED



One 1952 Super C Farmall,
checked over and repainted,
harrow, tiller, cultivators,
planters, drop or strow fertili-
zer attachments, good shape,
Mrs. B. E. Gay, Mitchell,

ale 3

3 Deck Elec. Chicken Brood-
ec, used only 2 weeks, reason-
able. Mrs. L. 8. Lowe, Decatur,
McLendon Dr., Rt. 3, Phone
Clarkston 3-6655.

One hardy Orchard Sprayer,
300 gal. cap. 700 lb, pressure,
in good cond. $. T. Jackson,
Palmetto, RFD 1.

Allis-Chalmers Tractor. WC,
24 dise harrow, & disc tiller,
and auyltivator for same, all
1st. class cond. Howard E.
Morris, Thomson, Rt. 3.

1950 Ford Tractor, planters,
cultivators, lift type harrow,
plow, used 1700 hrs., all like
new, $1800. Mrs. O. R. Sykes,
Rosier.

One Heavy Tractor Wagon
on rubber, used very little,
$175. Roscoe Treadwell, Cullo-
den.

Farmall Super A Hydraulic

new, never used, $1395. W. A.
Blackwell, Stone Mountain,
5200 Memorial Dr., Rt. 3. Tel.
4-36309. :









SECOND HAND |
MACHINERY FOR SALE

- SECOND HAND
MACHINERY FOR SALE



One 2 H Wagori, good-cond.,
$35. Or exchange for H
Wagon. T. W. Bramlette, Da-
cula, Rt. 1..

Manure Spreader, with large
auto tires, good cond., $165.
Ralph Dangar,* Woodstock.

Buick Motor with shaft and
2 pulleys, also Rear Axle for
Fordson Tractor, ring and
spider gear ali combined, and
other parts. E. W. Lee, Stat-
ham.

Model A Farmall Tractor,
starter, lights, power lift,
power take-off, with 2 row
cultivators, fertilizer attach-
ments, all good shape, $1000.
for cash; 1946 Model H John
Deere Tractor, starter, lights,
hydraulic power lift, 2 row
planters, cultivators, fertilizer
attach., excellent cond., $700.
cash. Mrs. O. E. Shelley, Ft.
Valley, Rt. 1.

_ .52 Farmall Super A Tractor

with bottom plow, distributor,
planter, cultivators, harrow, all
good as new, just made one
crop, $1600. _L. M. Register,
Stockton.

Turner Power Hay Baler,
A-1 cond., sell for cash or
trade for one of the following
latest models, tractor drawn
manure spreader, A-1 cond.,
or New Holland Corn Husker
and Shellar. J. W. Lamp, Jr.,
Dublin, Rt. 6, Phone 1483M-2.

, New Holland Baler, good
eond., with hydramatic. See
and make offer. A. E. Burgess,
aie Browns Mitl Rd., Rt.

J. D. Equipment: B Tractor,
@verhauled, painted, good rub-
ker, 11 A combine, 4 disc till-
er, 8 row duster, Bermuda
harrow, smoothing harrow, pea
huller, and 20 in. farm bell.

. L: Bennett, Jefferson.

1949 Allis-Chalmers 60 Com-
bine, good cond., priced for
5 Te sale. Melbourne Kimsey,
thens, Box 504. Phone 9360.

McCormick - Deering Heavy
Duty 4 Wheel Rubber Tired
Wagon, almost new, with 15 in.
wheels, $175. Exch. for pure-
bred Black Angus Bull. Loy
Francis, Alpharetta, Rt. 1, Box
$75. Phone 4742.

One Clinton Tractor Motor,
8 HP Briggs Straton. Can be
seen at my place (Sundays
8:30 A.M. 5 P..M.). L: E.

Hendricks, College Park, 12
Maple Dr.

Good Old Hickory 1 H
Wagon, $75. cash. Forrest H.

1 Row B Allis - Chalmers

pee eas ae fiehts, Farmall H Tractor with bat-
starter, 8 dise harrow, culti- . ee ee a
Vators, some planting ouifit, vators, Fert. attachinerit.

clean, $625. 4 mi. N. Vidalia.
Frank Thompson, Tarrytown,
Rt.2:

3 Dise John Deere Tiller,
trailer type, on rubber, good
cond., $100. Exch. for cow or
calves. W. G. Carroll, Decatur,
318 Glenn Circle.

1952 Ford Tractor with
planters, cultivator, fertilizer
attachments, side dresser and
rotary hoe, bought in Mar.
1952, planted and cultivated
150 acres, never used for plow-

ing or harrowing, looks and is ing age, $2.75; Himalaya Tip:
just as good as new, $1500. Call ee ones, Cane Plants, running, $1. doz.; Kudzu
or write: John T. McKenzie,} 11 Row Case Grain and|Crowns, strong, $1. doz.; 5 doz,
Montezuma. Fertilizer Drill with grass and |$3. Semesan treated. PP. J. W.
24 Disc Medium Weight clover attachment, on rubber, | Toole, Macon. 1381 Burton Ave.

Smoothing Harrow, 2 Disc good cond, used 38 seasons,
Trail Turning Plow; One $325. Felton Denney, Carroll-| Jersey, Chas and Copenhagen
Tractor, has 31 model recondi-| to" Rt. 3. Rapesee, Witte Ase mee
2 muda Onion and Ga. Collard

tioned Ford engine and special

built rear end. Reasonable cash

price, or trade for hay or

corn. J. M. Foster, Austell,

ae Box 186. Phone Austell
93.

Good 1 H Wagon, just re-
painted, $30.; Road Cart, $60.
C. C. Parker, Decatur, 131 Kel-
are (Off Candler Rd.). CR
660.

Avery Tractor, late model
A, equipped with _ starter,
lights, PTO, new hydraulic lift,
cultivators, distributors, peanut

attachment, Cole planters,
$50.; Intl. Combine. $175.
Angus Daniel, Bronwood, Rt.
1.

One 2 Unie Hinman Milking
Machine complete, cheap for
cash, good cond, T.: J.:~Hall,
Crawfordville.

John Deere Model B. Tractor
bought new Oct. 1951, hardly

used, PTO powr-trol rollo-
matie front wheels, starter,
lights, $1675.; Lilliston Roto-

mower, 3 mos. old, like new,
$300. G. W. Perdue, Sasser,
c/o Perdue: Farms.

- Grist Mill, 40 in. rock, Buick
motor, all equipment, for sale.
W. T. Zellner, Forsyth.

Athens 2 Disc Plow with
CA Allis-Chalmers hitch, also
Planters for CA Tractor, $450.
FOB. E. M. Cason, Buckhead,
Phone Madison 594-W.

Cultivators, Planters, Distri-
butors, for W. D. Allis-Chal-
mers Tractor, used only on 30

Practically new 5 Disc John
Deere Tiller (on rubber), powr-
trol, broke about 150 acres,
bargain .$295.; Also one Gen-
ot Purpose Cultivator, for
.Ford or Ferguson Tractor, $100:
David Simpson, Cochran. (city)
(See me after 6 P. M. or on
weekends).

duplex planters cotton, hoppers
Intn] brand new disc tiller,
24 disc harrow, $1,795., or sell
separately. a Brancis,
Wrens Box 576. Phone 112 W.

One C Farmall Tractor, culti-
vators, planters, fertilizer at-
tachment, bottom plows, pea-
nut plows, all good cond. Pric-
ed to sell. See: W. H. Adams,
Rebecea, Rt. 2.

7-30 Farmall Tractor on rub-
ber, late model, good cond.,
$40. Trade for cattle, hogs, or

Set of Dixie Weed Controller
for 2 row cultivators. Will fit
any tractor cultivator, good as
new, shipped anywhere in Ga.;
$26. cash. Phone 86-J20. R. M.
Davison, Woodville.



SECOND HAND
MACHINERY WANTED

Lift, belt pulley, wheel weights 1

5000, $1.50 M. Exp. collect. I. L.

Want one all

Benevolence.

Emmett L. Huff, Milledgeville.

and make. J. L. Crittenden, At-
tapulgus.

Churn (the upright model). E. L.
Preetorius,- St esboro, P. O.
Box 354.

for Ford Tractor. State price
and condition. W. P Kerr, Rock-
mart.

Want A-1 condition Planters
and Cultivators for W. D. Allis-
Chalmers Tractor. Lloyd Terrell,
Temple, RFD 1.



PLANTS FOR SALE



- Mastodon Strawberry Plants,
70c C; 500, $3.; $5.25 M; Klon-
dike, 60c C; 500, $2.50; -$4.25 M.
Ms A. D. Jones, Cumming, Rt.

Chas. Wakefield Cabbage, $2.
M. Prompt shipment. Any
amount. Special price on large
orders. Full count. T. W. Ben-
nett, Blackshear, RFD 2, Box
166. y

Wakefield and Dutch Cabbage
Plants, 45c C; 500, $1.50; $2.10
M; Large lots cheaper; Klondike
Strawberry, 75c C; 500, $3. Miss
Lee Crow, Gainesville, Rt. 2,
Box 143.

Copenhagen, Chas. Wakefield,
Glory, Early Jersey Cabbage, &
White Bermuda Onion, Ga. Col-
lard Plants, 500, $1.25; $1.50 M.
Phone 3883, write or wire. E. L
Fitzgerald, P. O. Box 662. zu

Mtn. Huckleberry, 2 -doz., 75c;
Large Klondike Strawberry, 65c
C; Blue Damson Plum Sprouts,
40c; Muscadine Vines, 4 ft., 40c;
Raspberry, 5, $1.; Also Large
Indian Peach Seed, 50c doz.;
Small Clearstone Peach, 35c doz.

ming, Rt. 1.


Bunch Himalaya Blackberry,
bearing age, $1. ea.; 3 large bear-

Plants, 500, $1.25; $2. M del.;
Stokes, Fitzgerald.

~Klondike, Mastodon Straw-
berry, $1. C; Old Time Black
Raspberry, Tame Blackberry, 4,
$1.; Walnut Sprouts, 25 ft.;

iron 2 Row
Stalk Cutter. E. G. Perryman,

Want used 2 Disc Tiller to fit
a 50 Model Farmall Cub Tractor.

Want 100 Egg Elec. Incubator,

1st class condition. State price

Want an Old Fashion Wooden

Want Cultivator and Planters

$2.50 M. Del

Chas,
Plants,

(without

Frostproof
-$1.; 500, $1.25
WwW

Large
berry, $1. G;
for 4 print or
lb. cap., free
or letters. Ea.

College St.

row Lightsey,

Copenhagen
$1.50 per 500

ley, Rt. 4.

Blakemore

Cleveland, Rt

Planis,
Trees,

Mrs. Robert H
ville, Rt. 6,

Missionary

in same patch
500, $2.50; Mtn

Bermuda
plants, $1.50

ley, Rt. 2.

berry, 75c C.
sacks, white or



age. Mrs. Samuel Caine, Cum-
ming.

Rtc2;> Boxt i

PLANTS FO!

Frostproof. Chas.
Early Jersey C

Waldrip, Flowery

Wakefie
$1.50 M.
Jones, Metter,

Everbearing Str.
Co - PP inaGae
Exch. for print or v
letters).
Padgette, Fitzgerald,
Lynnwood Ave.

Chas. Wakefield
Acre Frostproof Cab
green, and white Be
Plants, 300, $1.; 500,
M. PP. R. Chanclor,

Cabbage and Collard
Game ave
. H. Branan, Gord:

Everbeari

R. E. Holland,

Early Jersey, Wak
bage, full count, goot

ready, 50c C; $2. M.

shipment guar,

Strawberry, $1. ; $9.
No COD. Mrs.

Large Missionary Str.
Plants, $4. M. Del. No !
H. H. Smallwood, A

Sage Plants,
Blueberry Bushes, 75
C; Hazlenut Bushes, Bl
ea. 6,
Blackberry, $1. doz.;
25c ea.;
Bulbs, 50c doz. Add
. Norrell,

Strawberry Plants, mix

PP. Tom Kittle, Carrollt
Add postage Rosie Crowe, Cum- | ee
Klondike Strawberry.

doz.; Add postage.
Mashburn, Cumming, R:

Frost-proof cabbage a
onion and

Lupine seed, $3. per 100
W. W. Williams, Quitman

Cabbage plants by the
also onion plants read
M. No order less M;
promptly. H. J. Stewa

Klondike, Missionary

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Want 2 Disc Plow or 3 Blade
Tiller on rubber, that can be
used with Super A Farmall
Tractor. Must in 1st. class
condition; Also want Tobacco
Transplanter. C. J. Osburn,
Waycross, Rt. 2, Box 84.

Want to exchange 1100 lb.
mare horse, for 2 H Wagon in
Ist. class shape. No junk want-
ed. J. W. Dockery, Arnoldsville.

Want 2 Disc Tiller for Allis-
Chalmers B_ Tractor. State
condition, if hydraulic lift, and
price. FOB your station. W. E.
Stonecypher, Eastanollee.

Want large manure Spreader,
tractor wagon, Combine with
motor, all in good cond., no
junk. Will exch. Ky, 31 Fecsue,
or with Orchard grass mixture,
young, reg. Shorthorn and Red
Poll bulls. No buying. G. T. Mc-
Donald, Oakwood.

Want Garden Tractor that is
in need of repairs, reasonable
price. M. J. Hambright, Atlanta,
2705 Log Haven Dr., N. W.

Want to trade Ford 2 Bottom
Plow (perfect cond.) for Pasture
Cultivator. Must be in good con-



acres for 1 year. B, H. Till-



Lance, Cumming, Rt. 2.

man, Lyons, Phone 5506.

\Point.

dition. G. C. Harwell West

REGISTERED HEREFORD BULL SALE

The Ga. Hereford Assn., will sell at Auction 120 se
quality bulls, (60 horned and 60 polled) on Wednes
January 7, 1953 at 12:00 Noon, at the Lowndes Coun
Livestock Auditorium, Valdosta.
strong service age (mostly 18 to 30 Mos. old), ca
plenty of bone and scale. Especially selected for
improvement. For catalog write, Ralph W. Ca
Atlanta, Ga. 599 Morningside Dr. N.E.

These








bulls a









for the sales:

scHleysiicci.2 ieee ee
Stewarts
Seedlings Sire 3 eee
Moneymakers and others
Mahans





GEORGIA PECANS AUCTIONS

Approx. 54,000 pounds of pecans moved through
Auction on State Farmers Market at Cordele Th
December 11th. and several other states were on

Auctions will continue every week through the
SeasonThursdays on State Farmers Market at
| dele, and on Tuesdays and Saturdays at Vidalia.




















































NTS FOR SALE

Sti awberry Plants, 50c
. Mrs. Archie Rousey,
Pe ot. 4.

onary Strawberry, 75c C.
postage. No chks. Mrs.
Faircloth, Pulaski.

ly Jersey and Chas. Wake-
Cabbage, 500, $1.75; $3. M
$2.50 M at farm; Marglobe
tger Tomato Seed, $1.85
Prompt shipment. Guy
Flowery Branch, Rt. 1.

Wakefield Frostproof
e, fresh, green, and white
ida Onion Plants, 300, $1.;
50; $2. M. Del Otis Con-
tts.

ly Jersey W. Chas, Wake-
abbage, ready to ship, full
00, $1.75; $3. M. J. R.
yhorn, Flowery Branch,

large berries, $1.25 doz.;
C; $50. M. Maude Hamby,
rille.

Plants, 20c ea; 6 $1.;
e Grape Vines, Crab-
e, and Beechnut Trees, 6,
atnip, 20c bunch; Also
Bulbs, 75c doz. Add post-
Irs. Mae Turner, Gaines-

.

EED AND GRAIN
FOR SALE

ert., recleaned seed,
ib, bag, good ger. $18. for
ys. Felton Denney, Cav-

Rt. 3.

e Nest Onions, $1.40 gal.
stage. Mrs. Martha Bruce,

ers Victorgrain 48-93
$1.50 bu.; Chancellor
$8. bu. recleaned. L. P.
ton, Fort Valley, Rt. 3.

quality Golden Harvest
co Seed, tested, cleaned,
ninated, packaged and
75c oz.; $9. lb, Ottis



a

vell, Mershon, Mot:

Victor Oats, 95 pct.
Tift 14 Oats, 91 pct. germ.,
cleaned, even wt. bags,
ju. J. D. Duke, Ft, Valley.

31 Fescue, 98.6 pct. ere
: iE.

sale 25 Ib.
psey, Rome, Rt. 2.

Fashion Beer Seed, big
@. Mrs. Ella Green,

Seed Oats, recleaned, in 4
cks, 91 pet. germ., $1.35
OB. Duke Lane, Ft. Valley.

ando Soybeans, germ. 90
3.50 bu.; Kobe pre

pure, 85 pct. germ. 20c
_ C. Coker, Andersonville.

ie Lupine Seed, tested for
and purity, 4-1/2 1b. Nor-
hanson, Warrenton.

31 Fescue Grass, from
eed, 20c lb.; Certified, 26c
fescue Grass with a few.
45c lb., Rescue suitable for
, soc lb.; Pasture Mixture
scue, Clover, and Oats, 23c
Hay, $35.-$40. ton. C. D.
Bowdon, Tel. 30 W,

ut 100 bu. recleaned
| Rustproof 14 Seed Oats,
bu. bagged. No order less
0 bushels. Will ship. Mil-
Minchew, Jr., Macon, Rt.

2 ; :
g Wide Leaf Bull Face
co, grow 6-7 ft.,-75c Thbl;
Rice Peas, 35 cup;
kin, 40c cup; Gourd Seed,
k; And Mastodon Ever-
Strawberry Plants, 75c
e and Catnip, $1. dox
Ellis, Cumming, Rt. 5.

atsall Wheat, in new 2 bu.
germ. 92 pct., purtiy 99
no noxious weeds, $3. bu.

W. H. Willson, Albany,
. Tel. 594-M. -

Watermelon
of Ga. and icebox, ea.
z.; $1.20 half pound. PP

mber 17, 1952

ado Blackberry, 1-3 ft.| |

}cus, Rt. 4,

: erg 6 Weeks 2
4



SEED AND GRAIN
<> FOR SALE



BEANS AND PEAS
-FOR SALE

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PECANS AND OTHER
FRUIT TREES FOR SALE

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PEANUTS AND PECANS
FOR SALE



Tobacco Seed, machine clean-
ed, Varieties 402, 85 pct., germ.
Chambers Special 88 pct. germ.
$i. oz.; $10. Ib.; 5 Ibs. $45.; 10
Ibs., $80. PP. Earl Stuckey,
Blackshear

A02 and Va. Gold Tobacco
Seed, germ. 91 pct, grown
from certified seed, 40c oz.; 3
oz., $1.10; $4.25 lb.;2 Ibs. or
more, $4. lb. PP. Prompt ship-
ment. George V. Fletcher,
Tifton, Rt. 3.

grain Calhoun barley, $2. bu.
approx. 600 bu. full grain oats,
suitable for seed or feed, $1.25
bu.; also want approx. 12,000
lbs, No. 1 Kobe -lespedeza
seed. State price with Germ.
test. W. M. Nixon, The Rock,
c/o B & B Ranch.



HAY AND STRAW
FOR SALE



Coastal Bermuda and Crab
grass hay, $35. ton; Brown Top
Millet hay, $25. ton; also com-
bine run Oats, $1.10 bu. All FOB
farm. Richard Harvill, Millen.
e/o Bowen Farm, Phone 428 W.

100 bales Oat-Hay, heavy with

Joats, free of rain, $45. ton; 50

bales Sericea Hay, $40. ton. At
my barn in Lithonia. M. A.
Gaines, Lithonia, Rt. 1.

3000 bales fine, bright, rain
free Hay, Peavine, and Mixed
Grass. Wm. Schroer, Valdosta,
Rt, 2. Phone 1831 M.

15 tons best qualit;
Hay, $50. ton. Fre
Dublin, Rt. 6.

Alfalfa, 60 bales at $2. bale;
1000 bales Sericea, bright, green,
$1.25 ea.; $35. ton; Grass, $30.
ton; $1. bale, All hay rain free
and wire tied extra large bales.
Delivered in 3 ton lots at per
mile rate. W. E. Strother, Jr,
Fayetteville. -

10 or 12 tons Ist. class bright
Soy Bean Hay with some crab
grass, $40. ton; Southland Oats,
combine run, $1,25 buo At
farms De F. Hungerford, Ameri-

Soy Bean
Flanders,

Sericea and Fescue Hay, $25.-
$30. ton at my barn. Cecil
Travis, Riverdale. :

Best grade Lespedeza hay, 5
ton lots or more, $38. ton; Ky.
31 fescue, $1, bale (approx. 60
Ibs.). (Old Dr. Huguley farm)
T. H. Moore, Milner, Rt. 1.



CORN AND SEED CORN
FOR SALE



_ 300 bu. Yellow Hybrid Corn
in Shuck, $2.25 bu. ~ George
Brown, Commerce, Rt. 4.

400 bu. good White Corn, $2.
bu. at my barn. 4 mi. So.
Brooklet. Mrs. J. W .Forbess,
Brooklet, Rt. 2.

About 50 -bu. Yellow Prolific
Corn on Cob, $2, bu. at my
barn. J. B. Mosley, Austell,

White Rice Pop Corn on
the cob, in 20 lb. lots, $2. Add
postage. Mrs. Marie Holland,
Dalton, Rt. 2.

1,000 bu. shelled Dixie 18
corn, $2.50 -bu. Turtle W.
Barksdale, Sandersville, Phone
2809, :

Well matured, clean, sound,
1952 crop Dynamite Pop Corn,
free of weevils, good for pop-
ping or planting, 25 lb. del.
in 5 lb. lots or more, Larry
Shelton, Dial.



BEANS AND PEAS
FOR SALE



Little White Rice Peas, 35c
lb. Del. Cash or MO. Mrs,
Gober Murphy, Jasper, Rt. 2.

White Crowder and Purple
Hull Peas, 7 cups, $1.35; $5.
rop, 7 gups,
1.35; Lady, and Butter Peas,
cups, $1.35. No chks, nor



COD. Mrs. Lon Ashworth,
Dacula, Rt. 1.

Approx. 800 bu. No. 1 full|3

Calif. giant black-eyed and
cream crowder peas, 1952 crop,
not mixed, hand shelled, for
eating or planting, 50c Qt. PP
in Ga. Mrs. A. M. Grier, Alto,
Rt. 1, Box 155.

Old Time Tender White
Blooming Salet Peas, 75c cup;
White Striped, Pink Half Run-
ner, and Speckled Cutshort
Beans, 50c cup. Add postage.
Exch. 2 cups for 4 print or
6 white feed sacks. No chks.
Mrs. Ople Goble, Ellijay; Rt.

Cream Table Peas, weevil
treated, Henderson Little White
Bunch Butterbeans, 25 cup.
Add postage less $1. orders.
Mrs. A. orsley, Waco, Rt.
2.

4 bu. Brown Crowder Peas,
made 2 crops this year, $10.
bu. FOB. Mrs. Will Howell,
Mitchell, Rt. 1.

Early brown 6-wks 2 crop
crowders, white and col. bunch
butterbeans, 4 cups, $1.25;
frostproof Eng. peas, tender
blue pole bean and streaked
half runners, 2 cups, $1. Add
postage. Mrs. Clarence McMil-
lian, Dacula, Rt. 1.

Calif. black-eyed peas and
brown peas, 27 bushels, 15c Ib.
Will not ship, W. M, Willis,
Chatsworth, Rt. 2.



HONEY BEES AND BEE
SUPPLIES FOR SALE



Good table Honey,
Del. in Ga.; Also ina
can, $9. FOB J. T.
Sparks,

2-1/2 or 3 lbs. Bees Wax, 50c
Jb. COD. Mrs. Albert Townsend,
Jackson, Rt. 1.

Local Extracted Honey, in 10
Tb. pails, $2.; 5 lb. jars, $1.25; 60
Ib, new lard cans, $9. FOB. W. E,
Livingston, College Park, 420 W.
John Calvin Ave. Phone Ca.
2433.

New crop Crimson Glover
Brand Pure Extracted \ Honey,
10 lb. pail, $2.75. Parcel Post
prepaid in Ga. D. M. Kirkland,
Summertown.

2.50 gal.
5 lb. lard
Holland,

Pure Gallberry and wild
flower honey strained, 10 Ib.
6-10 Ib.

il; $2.50; 3-10 Ib, $7;
81: {

13.50. PB ard ee / Qt. >
ass jars, : ol, ;
. W. Moore, Ailey, P. O. Box



_ PECAN AND OTHER
FRUIT TREES FOR SALE



Muscadine Scuppernong, and
Vines, 8, $1.50; Hazelnut and
Blueberry Bushes, $1.25 doz.;
Crabapple, 4 $1.3 Gold
Strawberry Plants, $1. C; Horse
Radish, 6, 60c. Grace Eaton,
Dahlonega, Rt. 1.

9 varieties Apples, 5 Peaches,
3 Pears, all budded or grafted,
insp., certified, 2-3 ft., 20c; 3-4
ft., 30c; 4-8 ft., 400; White Tender
Hull Grape, 20c. Orders. $2. up

pet. A, J. Willoughby, Waco.

Govt. insp. pecan trees: Stuart,
Farley, Moores, and Money
Maker, 2-3 ft., $1; 3-4 ft., $1.25;
4-5 ft. $1.50. Plus postage. L, E.
Brown Baconton. =

State insp., blight resistant,
Chinese Chestnut Trees, 18-24
in., $1. ea.; 3, $2.50. Plus postage.
W. T. Largin, East Point, Box
123. Phone Ca, 4754.

Purple Fig Bushes, 3, $1. Plus

postage. Mrs, Inez ' Beaver,
esup, Rt, 2.
Brown Fig Bushes, 30. ea;

Eng. Peach Trees, 6 for 50 Cora
Wade, Alto, Rt, 1.

Pecan Trees: Govt, insp. Sch-
ley, Stuart, Moneymakers, 2-3
ft., $2.3 3-4 tt. 02.25; 4-5 ft., $2.50;
5-6 ft., $2.75; 6-8 ft., $8.; 8-10 ft.,
$3.25. Calvin Harman, Stovall.

Large 2 yr. Apple Trees ,45
ea.;1 yr., 35 ea; 1 yr. Peach, 2
yr. Grape Vines, 30 ea.; 1 yr.
Pear and Cherry Trees, 60e a8;



T, M. Webb, Ellijay.

del.; Orders $20. up, deduct 10.



Musadine Scuppernong, and
Fox Grape Vines, 6, $1.25; Blue-
berry and Hazelnut, $1.25 doz,
Exch. for print sacks. Mrs. M. L.
Eaton, Dahlonega, Rt. 1, Box
61.

Mt. Blueberry, 75c doz.; Rasp-
berry, 6, $1.: Wild Strawberry,
imp., 50c C; Yellow Fig, Cling-
stone Peach 75c ea.; Muscadine
Vines, 4 ft., 40c ea; Mixed
Strawberry, Klondike and Wild,
75c C; Jap Plum Seed, 50c doz.
Add postage, Mrs: Otis Mash-
burn, Cumming.

Muscadine Vine, 10c ft.; Wal-
nut, Persimmon, Plum, Crab-
apple, 5, $1.; Huckleberry, Black-
berry, Blueberry, 3, $1.; Celestial
Cluster Fig, $1. ea. Exch. for
sacks. Ha. pay postage. All $2.
orders PP. Mrs. Grady Brewer,
Toomsboro.

Black Locust, Horse Apples,
Hickory Nuts, Ga. Persimmon,
Cherry, Plum, 50e ea.; Catawba,
$1. ea.; Gooseberry, Currants,
Red and Black Haws, 40c ea, All
rooted, 13.2, 8% PP: on $3.
orders; Under, Add 25c postage.
Josephine Raley, Mitchell.

Budded Pecan Trees, State
insp., Stuart and Moneymakers,
1-2 ft., $1.; 2-3 ft., $1.25; 3-4 ft.,
$1.50 ea.; Seedling Trees, 3-6 ft.,
$1. ea. FOB. R, L. Adkins,
Cordele, Rt. 3.

Fruit Trees: 1 yr. peach, 3-5
ft., 35e; ae varieties 3 yr.
bearing Grape Vines, 25c; Boy-
senberry, Young Dewberry, $1.
doz. PP, Lee Head, Cornelia.

Govt. insp. Stuart, Money
Maker, Moore, and Farley Pecan
Trees: 2-8 ft., $1. ea; 3-4 ft.;
$1.25 ea; 4-5 ft, $1.50. Packed
in moss for shipping. L, E.
Brown, Baconton. Phone 2441.

Grape Vines: Munsons Texas
and French Hybrid Bunch, and
Ga. and N. C, Muscadine, also
fruits, berries, ne Best South-
ern varieties. State insp.

H. A. Neal, Carnesville, Rt. 1.|-

Sweet and Sour Pomegranate
Bushes, $1. ea.; 10 Clear Stone
and Clingstone Old Fashion
Peach Trees, $1.50; Red and
Lar, Purple Bushes, 2,
$1.50; Black Walnuts, small fruit
Cherries, and Persimmon Trees,
2, $1.; 6 Trifoattas (orange trees)
6, $1. Add postage. Mrs. V. M.
Johnson, Shellman.

3 yrs. Bronze, Black Scup-
pernong, Black Walnut, Large
Calif. Fig Sprouts, 50c ea.; Mt.
Huckleberry, Black Raspberry,
Renls, 8, doz. Mrs. G. 3

binson, Bowdon.



PEANUTS AND PECANS
FOR SALE



New large Mahan Pecans, in
5 lb. visible bags, parcel post
aid ist., 2nd.,. or 8rd. zone,
$2.50 er bag. L. P. Singleton,
Fort Valley, Rt. 3,

Large size, thin shell Stuart
Pecans, well filled, any amount
delivered by insured prepaid
PP, 40e lb. Guar. H. M. Moor-
man, Lovett.

Shelled Pecans, 90.1b. fob.
mi Virginia Bryant, Luthers-
ville.

100 lbs. new erop-Schley and
Stuart Pecans, mixed, sound,
well filled, $35.; 10 Ibs. $4. J.
M. Jones, Grayson.

1952 Stuart pecans, 40 lb.
del. by mail up to 8rd zone;
45e lb. beyond 8rd. zone, V.
B. Joyner, College Park, 423
East Columbia Ave.

1952. crop -white Spanish
peanuts, $1.50 peck, $5. bu.;
also paper shell pecans, 50
lb. Add postage. Mrs. Claude
Edmonds, Toccoa, Rt, 2.

Red Skin Peanuts,~ 2-4 in
hull, large, washed, dried, $2.
pk.; $6.50 bu.; Also Blue Java
Peas, 35 lb. Add postage, Miss
gone Brown, Ball Ground,

eich

Best size and sony Sane
Pecans, expertly hand graded,
5 lbs., $2.50; 10 lbs., $4.80; 50
lbs., $22.50. PP to 3rd. zone.
Sam W. Smith, Hazlehurst, Rt.



Large Stuart Pecans, well
filled, guaranteed to please,
40c lb. Del. by PP. No order
too small. H. M. Moorman,
Lovett.

1952 crop Pecans, Stuart
28c lb.; Success, and Money-
maker, 26c lb.; Seedling, 25
lb. Plus postage or express. No
personal checks. Mrs. Viola
Brady, Cairo.

1952 crop Stuart Pecans, 35
Ib. PP in 8rd. zone. Minimum.

10 pounds. John F. Lindsey,
Litton Ro;

Well filled Pecans, Ibs,
Stuart, $2.; Schleys, 5 Ibs
$2.50. PP. Send check, J. W.
Lang, Omega.

Grade A Pecans, 25c tlh

local; 35c lb. east of; And 454
lh, West Mississippi River
Prepaid in 5 and 10 lb. lots
W. S. Cox, Griffin, Rt. C.

Pecans: Schley, 35 Ibs
Stewart Meats, 30c lb.; Van
Deman, 25c lb. FOB. All this
years crop. M. F. Jones, Met-
ter, Rt. 1.

Fresh 1952 crop Paper Shell
Pecan Meats, hand - shelled,
selected halves, $1. lb.; Pieces,
90e lb.; Also 52 crop Pecans,
selected, 20c lb. Add postage on
all, Prompt shipment. Mrs,
Carl Swann, Union Point, Rt
1

Large Red Peanuts, 2-4 in
hull, $7. bu.; $2. pk.; Hicko:
Nuts, 25e gal; Also Red
Crowder Peas, 25 teacup. Ad
postage. No COD. G. T. Brown,
Ball Ground, Rt. 1,



FRESH & DRIED FRUITS
FOR SALE



Nice Sundried Sour Age:
rs.

60e lb. -Plus postaae.
Martha Bruce, Dial. :
Good Dried Apples, late

varieties, free of peal and core,
50e Ih. Mrs. Ora Money, Hiawas-
see, Rt. 1, Box 90.

Sundried Apples, free of
core, and worms, 50 lb. Prom;
ne = J. O. MeDaris, Ryd

oe

Sundried Apples, free o
worms, peel, and eore, 48c 1
5 or 10 lb. lots or more. Ad
postage. No COD. : ae
Beavers, Culberson, N. C., Rt, 1,
Box 26. (Res. of Ga),

Dried Apples, free of worma,
peel, and core, 50 lb. PP in ist.
and Qnd. zones. Mrs, V. Carter,
Whitesburg, Rt. 1.

Sundried Apples, free of peel,
core, 50e lb.. Add postage. M:
Le H. Norrell, Gainesville:

Lb. Se

20 Ibs, 1952 Dried Apples,
free of core, peel, and worms,
45e lb. Add postage. Mrs. Edna
Hooper, Hiawassee, Rt, 1.

1952 crop Sundried Appl
best quality, no worms, peel, a
core, 50e Ib. sold in 8 ib. lote
up; Also Black Walnut Meats,
$1. Ib. Add postage. Mrs.
Fred Franks, Hiawassee.



SACKS FOR SALE



Print Sacks, 100 Ib. cap.
washed ironed, 30c ea. Plus
postage. Mrs. Jewel Davenport,
Culberson, N. C., Rt. i, (Res.
Union Co, Ga.).

Heavy 100 lb. White Sacks,
$2.60 doz. PP. Isabelle N. Pet
tyjohn, LaFayette, Rt. 4.

300 - 400 Print Sacks, 100
lb. cap., washed, several alike,
no holes, 30 ea. No COD. Mrs,
Jewell Hulsey, Cedartown, Rt.
3.

100 lb. cap, White Sacks, 18
ea, Plus postage. Mrs. Otis
Mashburn, Cumming,

100 lb. White Sacks, washed,
free of holes, stain and letters,
25e ea. PP on orders $8. o
more; Unwashed, 20c ea.; With
small holes, 15 ea, Send poste
age with small orders, Mra,

- Robinson, Talking Rosk, Rt
SACKS FOR SALE



eg Yb. eap. White (ony) :
Sacks, unwashed, wit
at oe etter abc ea, PP = Ga.;
Oe ea. per 1 omp ee
ent. prise. UrTuse,
ite, Rt.
00 Jute Da Feed Sacks
tor sale. R iy, Fee Green-
ville, Rt.

Good Grade White Sacks,
100 Ib. cap., fine weave, wash-
ed, free of holes, 25 ea. Add

iage. No COD. Mrs. A. E.
his, Se ie. Rt. 8.
Good white feed sacks, 100

Yb. cap. free of holes and
ildew, 18 eg. Add postage.

iss Bessie Martin, Gaines-
ville, RFD 5.

100 Ib. cap. white feed sacks,
washed and ironed, for $1.
nd postage. Mrs. James
aiers, Dahlonega, Rt.

Solid white, 100 tb. cap.

sacks, free of holes and mil-
dew, 20c ea.; white with letters,
d7c en. All in good cond. $2.
iders PP. No chks nor COD.
hiss R. H. Clark, Gainesville,
tts s



WALNUTS AND WALNUT
MEATS FOR SALE

' Walnut Meats, read:

FPP. Cash. Ww.

= Warne, N.
Ga). :
Clean Walnut Meat, 50e pt.

or MO. Add postage. Mary
: cS peers Rt. 1, Box

Walnut Meats, lar arge pieces, $1. peli

oa Butternut Walnut, and
* Hickory Nuts, 2 gal., $1.;
Artichokes, 75e

age. R. C. Sicver, eh.

_ Black Walnut Meats, $1. pi:
Mrs. W. , Meaders, Cleveland.

1952 Black Walnut Meats, 90c
f. Ready. Add pores Miss |
ssie Cook, Canton, Rt.

: Black Walnut Meat, large
~~ pieces, 85c Ib. Add postage. Mrs.
Bove Nicholson, Hiawassee, Ry.
, Box 89.

1952 nice size Walnut Meats,

be pt. Add postage. Miss Lule

' . Cook, Canton, Rt. 2.

- Back Walnuts, thoroughly dry,
1, bu. Mrs: Glen Leathers, Fair-
urn, Rt. 2,

Fresh walnut meats, $1. pint.
3 rs M. L, Eaton, Dahlonega. Rt.
Box 61.

_ + Large walnut - \ meats, $1. pi.
j gies rae dried apples, 50c Ib.
Mrs. T. Withrow, Ellijay.

2 bu. black Walnuts, hulled,
_ $1.25 per one-half bu. or $2.
i. Mrs. Clarence Walden,
peel Rte; z

_ Good Dried Walnuts, $1. pk.
Or exch. for pecans. Ea. pay

Portage. Mrs. Eunice Woody, |
al, , . raat

Fresh Walnut Meats, $1. pt.;
$1.90 gt. Mrs. F. M. Eaton,
jahlonega, Rt. 1. :

Walnut Meats, shelled; nice
, - elean. Large pieces, $1.

Ip. Add poring. M. M. Coch-|

wan, Pisgah,

1952 crop elean black. wal-
mut meats, ST. pint. Add post-
igE, Mrs. James - Waters,
hlonega, Rt. 1,

Nice walnut

meats, $1. Ib.
dd postage. M.

. with order.

ae Williamson, Warne, N. C.,
Resident of Georgia, but P. O.
NeC@:);



SAGE FOR SALE



Hand gathered, washed, and
ghade dried Ft $2.25 Ib.; 10
s. OF more, Jb. Add post-
5 ae De Ce Brown, Toccoa,

. One pound: 1952 erop Dry
yround Sage, no stems, $1. 56;

tbs. Dry Red Pepper, $1.56
. Mrs, Garce Autry, Deyle.

_ Band ete ees ry
fpb2 sage
lavie Pliaed Nea wed

$1. 1b.|
. Stew-|.-
. C. (Res. Towns) -

| Swainsboro,. Rt. 1, Box 174,

Also:
gi Add. post: |:
isg:

/$1.25 PP in Ga. 18.





or plant store, and by pen:
emall sum of money, eac

have all the varieties of g
acreage. What I have done

-so humble, in any section of

tive in this climate.

setting them out all that is

spraying.

thread is entwined around

SAGE FOR SALE



4 Ibs. shade cured sage, $12.-

gage limbs, ready Feb., Mar.,
$25. C. Exp. collect. W. B. Bass,



i

MISCELLANEOUS _
FOR SALE



ARTICHOKES: ;

Nice large White Aviichoken
10c Ib. Add postage. Mrs, J. z:
Carter, _ Conyers. ;

10 Wos. Artichokes, $2.; 5 Ibs.,
1b. at my
Rocial Cae

"home. W. M: cae tat
Box 241.

CHESTNUTS: ;

15 lbs. Chinest Grontista, 40
tb. Le P.. Woodall, Jr.,
ton, Rt. 3.

COTTON SEED:

Hybrid Half and Half Cotton
| Seed, $10. Cwt. FOB, Leonard
Grimsley, Juniper, Rt. 1._

' Coker 100 Wilt Planting Cot-
ton Seed, ist. year, kept pure
at gin,. $8. Cwt. N. G. Forester,
Buford, Wh 8:

FEATHERS:

Blue Peacock Feathers, assort-
ed, $1.25 doz. Plus 10c postage.
'Mrs. Inez Morgan, Americus.

Del. Sample on request.
Mary Thomas,
ly

Mrs.
Gainesville, Rt.

FRUIT: i
Sundried, Apples, free of core

and peel, 40c lb. PP. Miss Claria

-. Stephens, Young Harris, soa

Sundried Apples, 50 Ib. del.
No less 10: 1b. lots. Mrs. R. L.
Davis, Rolston.

Dried Peaches, 1952. crop, 50c|.
Tb. Plus - - postage. Orders filled
at once. Mrs. A. G. King, Bow-
don, Rt. 4. RPS hs eee
GouRDs:

Nest. Egg and Other Small
Gourds, 5c-306 ea. Mrs. John
Weaver, Temple, Rt. 2.

Small Gourds Priced accord-
ing to size. Write: Mrs. T. B.
Thomas, Rocky Ford, Rt. 1.

-Martin and Dipper
25c, 50c, and $1. sizes; Smaller
mixed sizes, 10 ea.; Gourd Seed,
$1. cup. Add postage. Mrs, W. E.
Wooten, Camilla.

HAY:

1000 bales good
Lespedeza Hay, some mixed hay,
$30. and $40. ton. F. H. William-
son, Jr., Commerce.

Kobe Lespedeza, also Kobe
end Johnson Grass Hay mixed,



The six varieties of grapes:
Lutie, Concord and Moores Diamond are ver
No edible is more healthful for all
ages, and I know of no other that can be grown with as
little expense or effort. Just set out the vines and fer-
tilize, keep weeds cut down, and prune once a year in
December, and that is all. With muscadine and scupper-
nong even less effort is necessary, because, quite dif-
ferent from grapes, you never prune either, and after

50. PP;.1M more or less rooted |

'| Marie. Mashburn,
Hickory Nuts, 4 Ibs., $1; les :

Sets, $1.35: qe 'al.; And

Thomas- |

New. White Feathers, 70c Ib. |.

Sericea



delivered in truck lots, 75 mi.
. |daius. Write H. G. Davis, Tal-| W.
. | lepoosa.

i ican ae

: THE GROWING Oo 3RA

IS EASY AND PLEASANT
By Louis A. Burton, Atlania, Georgia

December is the time to start a vineyard. Grape-

vine plants can be obtained from your favorite nursery
a little work and spending a

farm home, and even the

humblegt of humble tenant houses can within two years

grapes on backyard vacant
here in the City of Atlanta

on a small acreage at the back of my home, ean be done
in or around the garden of every farm home, be it ever

the Southland.
Fredonia, Caco, Niagara,
produc-

necessary is to harness the

vines and watch them do the rest. It is a rare thing for
insects to interfere with grape culture, which is different
in our time from other fruits which require constant
Birds will not bother grapes if small wrapping

among the vines. Now is

the time to start a large, or even miniature vineyard. I
hope to see teh day when every farm home and every
vacant city lot will Have grape production in abundance..

MISCELLANEOUS
FOR SALE



Kudzu, Hay, $40. ton.. FOB.
B. W. . Middlebrooke, Barnes-
ville: Phone 7- J.

MEATS (FRESH AND CURED):

Cured
75 -and| |
20-25 Ibs. Will ship PP.

Smoked and Sugar
Hams and Shoulders,
50_ Ib.

-|COD. 0. 8. Duggan, et %

NUTS:
Fresh Hickory Nuts 6 lbs., $1.;

Also 195% hand shelled, clean

Popeorn, 50 pt. oe PP in Ga.
igdon.

White Nest Mutiplying Onion

ime Sweet
Fruit, 30 :tb. Exchange. Frank
Weeks, . Dial...

PEPPER:

Dried Red Hot. Pepper, $1. 50
Ib. PP. Mrs. Nathan Weathier-
by, Ball Ground, Rt. 4

POTATOES: :

50. bu. Sweet Potatoes, $3. per
hamper at my place. Party to
furnish hampers. J. A. Weaver,
Bartow, Ras ee.

ROOTS p AND HERBS:

About 1 ib: clean, dry chopped
Comfrey root, $1. Ib. COD or
exc: for 4 cups Speckled Willow
butterbeans, pole type. Ea. pay

postage. Write first. Mrs. Albert

Townsend, Jackson, Rt. 1.

Bearfoot, Yellow, and Blood
Reot,-Yellow Dock, Spice Wood,
Red. Sassafras, Queen: of the
Meadow, all 3 Ibs., $1.; Also
Gooseberry Bushes, 7, $1. Add
postage. R. C. Stover, . Pisgah.

Catnip, Peppermint, Balm,
Tanzy, Garlic Bulbs, 50c doz.:

Birdock, Yellow, Queen of the|

Meadow Roots, 60c IJb.; Also
Horse Radish Plants, $1. doz.
PP...in-Ga. Mrs. Martha ae
Dahlonega, a uy Box 60, :

SYRUP:

Pure Ga. Sugar Cane Syrup,
A-1 grade, 1952 crop,. $8.-case;
6 gal. in No..5 cans. FOB. Cash
with order, K. H. Merritt, Cairo,
Rt, 1, Box 308.-

TOBACCO: :

Few -lbs., tobacco in the hand,
50c: lb; also some gourds, $2.

idoz. L. J. Ellis, Cumming. Rt.
Gouras, | 5-



MISCELLANEOUS
WANTED



BEANS:

_ Want 6 tons of Velvet beans
in hull. Advise price, ete.
J. M. 8. Greene, Meansville.

Want small amount of Castor

e ee ee Advise.

berts, . Augusta, 828

(Mrs, T. J. Patterson,







FEATHERS: : _
Want 10 Ibs. goose teathers

Send sample and price. Mrs. Joe

Watkins, Ball Ground, Box 43.

Want 2-3 Ibs. ea. new, clean) 4
duck or goose feathers. Send
sample and best rice, Mrs.

Mamie Stone, Adairsville. Rt.

2.

Want 4-5 lbs. new goose or
duck feathers with some down
with them. Postage paid on all
answers. Mrs. J. Mobley,
Conyers.

Want 2-3 Tbs., new seek or
goose feathers at a reasonable | 2
price: Mrs. H. E. Daniell, Villa
Rica. Ri. 1.

Want 10 Ibs... new goose or
duck feathers. Must be clean and
all right. Advise price and send
sample. Mrs. C. A. Evans, Chats-
worth. Rt. 2.

FRUIT:

Exe. print feed sacks for dried
apples: 2 sacks for 1 Jb. fruit.
OLS. Duggan, Chester.

Want exch. large, brown
crowder. peas for dried fruit: 1
Ib, peas for 1 lb. fruit, or exch.
peas for print feed sacks, 4 of
kind preferred. Ea. pay postage.
Mrs. Ella M. Payton, ae Rt.

1, Box 124.
HAY AND SHUCKS:

vat trade 5 pigs, 7 wks. old, |

, | good stock, for Hay. Contact.
alte

r HL Powell, Stockbridge.
Rt.-1. ;

Want. 2 tons palea Shucks, del.

H ifer for sale

Blairsville.
Reg.-Hereford Cat
quality, horned

$300. ea. Cecil Tra
dale.

Dry, lege Crees
sey Cow, good ann
Goats for sale. 3_
ville near church. -
Fayetteville.

Reg. Hereford B
ed type, 1 polled
- ready for

olled Hereford

9 mos. old, well mar

sonable price. Clare:
Lanahan, Elberton,
760.

Reg. Horn. Tye
Bull; <3 :4/2::yra.-8
breeding, dark red.
man Johnson, Wa

~ Reg. and Grad

Angus Cattle, all
and female, for

Ee a hia
321J3.

4 yr. ola Tg.
ford Bull, very. gen
and Domino br
to keep from in

to- my barn, 7 mi. East Adairs-| > -

ville. Will Mech $20. for 2 tons.| .,

James R eCHie,: Adsirsville.
AS Backs c
PEANUTS: | ae
- Want ou: 1 eed proved
| Clay. peas for 1- peck. g :
nuts; also same amount beck
;|for 4 -print sacks. Ea. pay post-
age. Mrs. W. A. Crawford,| (3
Hurst, Han tae ous nge eae ee:
ONIONS: EPS eee
Want some. scallion onions: |

Advise price, ete. G. W. Gravitt,
Atlanta, 47 Ww. Paces ene Ra.

SACKS: ;
Exe. red pate or brown
crowder peas 1952 erop, for nice |

print sacks, 4 of a kind, Write
ea B.S. Peyton, Alte.
2.

Want to ext 1952 Sundried
Apples. for clean white chicken
feed. sacks, free of holes and
letters, 1 lb. fruit for 2 sacks.

Mountain. 2 Min, 3944.

. Want to trade 1 pair nice a4
Homing Pigeons for 10. white]:

feed sacks: Or will sell pigeons.
Write Geo, Baisch, Co lumbus,



Stone $2

Sedeind: Bull, ge
my farm. Or cons

inbreeding.
soe

Rt. 1, Box 808, c/o Williams |

Dairy.

_ Want te exch. area English
Strain. White. Leghorn Pullets, |

8 mos. old, laying ($2.50 ea.
value) for good grade white|

feed sacks, 3 and 4 alike, 100];

Ib. cap. Mrs. Glen Holton, eee,
ton, P. O, Box ar ;

SAGE:
Want exch. Z bee dried hoi

pepper for 1.lb. home grown ve

sage. W. H. Bell, ee -

SEED: :
Want 3-4 lbs.

Advise | fully . John Le Hunt,
Valdosta,

Want start of all kinds of Hot
| pepper seed .eSpecially the yel-
low, round, flat xing. known as
Squash peppet. My, F. L. Under-
wood,. Riverdale. Rt. i

Want gobd, clean lespedeza
seed, P. A. Yates, Flintstone. c/o
Farm.

STOLONS:

Want party to furnish Coastal
Bermuda stolans and set 6 acres
with planter. Contact personally
or write fully. C. J. ce
Waycross.

WHEAT:

Want 3 bu. good, clean Wheat
(for bread). E. E Key, end
Rt. 4.

Want Chancellor str. -wheat,
for Seed. Will pay. $2.50 bu. for
150 bu. Jarrell N. Hogg, Wert
Point, F. O. Bou 18. _

pure _Straw- he
berry var, of Watermelon, seed. |.



tanks but nt nee
mos. Old, $175+$%
want 3 Fresh. Jerse
sey eb Me Ty:

calf, 4 gal. daily, :
to age) Heifer,
Also 500 Jb. Bull
quick sale. W. W.
Villa Riea, :
Levell Store).

Guernsey Bull, su
ister, 2 yrs. old, $1
fee $5.. cys }
wanee, Rt. i

4 Aberdeen
one 16 mos,
old, all have
reg., papers
MeLeroy,

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State of Florida
Department. of Agriculture
Inspection Bureau

-P. O. Box 1230
Tallahassee, Florida

- November 28, 1952

ble Tom Linder
mer of Agriculture ;
eorgia

0. nmi ssioner:

i with you the agricultural co-






















nad the pleasure to oe with |
friend and Georgias Exten-

his: suggestions and recommendations.
Georgias model Egg Marketing Project

again and have an popcnanliy.

ad the thanks oy the
oy rtment of a a

ent job in n the iioeoons of fe

nitation Code. |
ah: you. of the. poultry 7
both Sa oah and aon

ke ee Mr... John }



at Athens, which you as Commissioner

instituted and financed and which is

directed by John, is outstanding in every
phase of its organization and workings.
Georgia should be very proud and ey
complimented for this project which I

hope that Florida may duplicate.

Please be assured of the continued
friendship and esteem of dur Commis-

~ sioner-Mayo and the entire Department

of Agriculture, and do not hesitate to

call on us at any time we may be of
_ service.

Sincerely yours,
Thos. J, Mullin, Director
Poultry and Egg Division

November 26, 1952

Honorable Tom Linder
Commissioner of Agriculture |
Atlanta, Georgia

' Dear Sir:

Knowing something of the 1 reverence.

you hold. for the Bible and close attach-
Ment you have probably had for it

through life, I am sending you under |{

separate cover, a pamphlet that came to

my attention recently. concerning. the

New Translation of the pie by t 50-
called scholars.

- Somehow, i believe that I can sense .
your reaction to the facis brought out by -

this earnest. preacher, who is trying to

get the warning out to the people of: 7

God in time to stem the tide of MODERN-
~ ISM which, has been translated into the
Bible. The translators have not been fair,



| joined in pageants jatrodveln



as were the King James translators, and



put the added words in italics, one can

never tell except y comparison, what a
e

has been put in, or left out. In addition
to that, they have copyrighted the Bible

| so that no extended quotation for com-

parative purposes can be made without
the express permission of the sponsors.

They have removed the only biblical
authority in the old testament for the
miracle of the virgin birth of Christ by
changing Isaiah 7:17 from reading
VIRGIN to reading a young woman,
which robs the conception of being any
miracle whatever. Yet the writer of St.
Matthew knew the correct translation
in his day and put it In Greek so there
could be no change.

After reading the Darmphist, I do hope
that you will decide to give our good
people of Georgia enough warning te
put them on guard enough te investigate

before adopting and buying this new |

Bible into thelr homes. It is tragic te

think that many will buy, not knowing

of the vital changes that have taken
place.

now embarrassed? So many thousands

the new
Bible and sponsoring it, NE

get a chance te see something before it is

| in- general circulation, and that is the
case this pamphlet, so I =e = a
one, oe

My best wishes for your good health, - ;

Sincerely yours,

J.B. Conyers

Are the ministers all over the eountry

















> advise... . ee Sapiie and cor-
ith proper patty of name... that our:
ay be brought to date. This will nof
prompt delivery of your bulletin, but
rve paper, postage and extra. work on
si as well as in our Mailing
BE change of address, please give both
ress in writing of, this, and if receiving
copy in your name, kindly. Spe us.
is appreciated. EsH.































plaints. from- parties ot j= Bee
Bulletin. NEVER receive an
elfi-addressed stamped envelope

Farm Help Wanted, or any item:
n Exchange For, or Wanted it is
party in- whose name the notice is
immediately every letter, card, ete.,
she receives regarding said notice. This is
the. business way of. handling . transactions,
matter of politeness as well, and patrons of the
etin OWE this courtesy (both to themselves and to

; makes the prospective customer lose confi-
the patron and in the Bulletin. Also, we. can-
too strongly the absolute necessity of satis-
_ completing all transactions entered into *
posse iy and under | no circumstances allow
5 MUST STAND THE RESPONSI

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J1TRIS..



CATTLE FOR SALE

HOGS FOR SALE

HOGS FOR SALE.



Reg. Herefords: 5 cows with
calves, $300.-$425.;. 8 heifers
and cows without calves, $250.-

1|$300.; 5 Bulls, Domestic Mis-

chief. breeding; 10-22 mos. old,
$250.-$300. fierce L: Cline,
| Oxford, Phone Covington, (2167.

Reg. Shorthorn | Bull, 10 mos:

| old,~-$300.; AndCow (rebred),

and. Ball Calf, 3 mos. old, $450.
All excellent breeding. Lot for

Rt. oY
One Purebred young bull,

White Face. Poll Hereford,
with | papers, $250. .

: Treadwell, Culloden.

SPECIAL NOTICE tt

Reg. Aberdeen-Angus Bull,
$700,; Reg. Heifer; out of: good

yr. old and vac; for bangs,

|| blackleg, reg. buyers name;
r} Bay Filly, gentle, 19 mos. old,

$100.; Bay Stud Colt, 7 mos.
old,; $75. .. Zimri | M. Addy,
Preston, /0 Circle A Ranch.

. Reg. Male Guernsey Calf,
born. May . 30, 1952, Sire
Riegeldale Conquers Pioneer
No. 419077; Dam, Ruth of Wil-
low Valley No. 653282, reg. and
transferred, _ $100. . FOB. farm.
Geo. E. Mallet, Jackson.

Naturally .Polled,, Reg. Jer-
sey Heifer, 5 mos. old, and
naturally -Polled. reg. Jersey
Bull, 5 1/2 mos. old, for sale:
Letters, ans. Gilbert B. Brown,
Commerce, RFD .5.

Reg. Guernsey bull, 4 yrs.
old, wt. about -1400. Ibs. $200.
Joe aWPKersdn Ty Dyn!

Reg. Brahman bulls, 6 to 18

better grade Brahman bulls.

f Al priced to sell. Frank S$.
ene PE ong

Sessons,





Purebred Duroc Gilts; 5 1/2
mos. old, Wave Master and
Modern Trend, med. blocky
type, about 100 Ibs., $25. ea.
M. M. Newsome, Sandersville.

White OIC Pigs, 8 wks: old,

$12. ea. Sanders Harper, Col-

25 Shoais. 60-100 Ib. ex, $200.5 :
6 wks, old Pigs, $5. es. Ai my.

place, 2-1/% mi. W. McDonough,

on Jonesbore Rd. D..T: wonvers
McDonough.

Reg. SPC, wormed, iponted, 2 ea
reasonable prices. See H. Telles, ers,

Ohoopec, Box 51...

lege Park, Rt. 3.





$700. Burt. Bennett, Moultrie,
Roscoe ||

producing cow, $275. Both 1

IMPORTANT NOTICE |
Due to Postal Ruling, governing our Special Second

published. in the Bulletin . . . items (notices) both for
Sale, Wanted and In Exchange For, can be accepted
only from persons actually engaged- in farm. and agri-.

sellers, or business men and women, engaged in trade
of the Commodities listed . . NEITHER FROM NON-
RESIDENTS OF Georgia nor for any kind of work

waitresses, waiters, or any type. work for both men.
and womn EXCEPT STRICTLY FARM WORK ON |
ee







| words as possible to give clear, concise meaning.

mos. old, also several 7/8 and.



SOME RULES REGARDING INSERTION
OF NOTICES

To insure proper classification and insertion ef notices }-
in the Bulletin, all copy should be in our office at least |-
a week or ten days prior to date of publication. |

A new copy of notice must be sent for each insertion
We reserve the right to re-write all notices in as few

In submitting notices, state plainly if FOR SALE
WANTED, or IN EXCHANGE FOR, giving price
and a limited description of Item and your NAME
AND ADDRESS; :Box Numbers: PaHels: ete, alone
are not ecRoRIARION E.. H. P

weEeeceest feietiond







Class Mailing Rate and the eligibility of all Notices es
cultural pursuitsand NOT from Dealersbuyers and- ;

pertaining te cooks, housekeepers, companions, nurses, | ~



















R HAV.
| ING READ IT. Now when it is released, _
and they find how they have been
_ DUPED, their faces must be red, and
some are even attempting to excuse
| themselves. =
Sometimes here in Washitigten, we






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HOGS FOR SALE



HOGS FOR SALE





































Reg. Big Bone Guinea Pigs,
2 mos. old Xmas week, boars,
$25.; Gilts, $20. ea. All double
treated; Trade 1 Gilt for a
Meat Hog; Also 1 Bred Sow,
$65. Leon Watson, Unadilla, P.
O. Box 214. }

_ Extra nice OIC. Gilts, about
ready to breed, males ready
for light service, 8 wks. old
Pigs, from Grand Champ. Sow,
Innoculated, ready to ship,
reg. buyers name. W.-H. Nix,
Alpharetta. Phone 2595.

OIC Pigs, from reg. short
nose, blocky type stock, out
of best of bloodlines, also 3
OIC Shoats of same des-
cription. Paul .J. Cain, Com-
merce, Rt. 1.

Purebred OIC Pigs and
Shoats, reg. horn type, reg.
Hereford Bull Calf for sale or
trade. W. J. Lyle, Lilburn,
Rt. 1, c/o Oraland Farm.

_ Yorkshire Weanling, boars,
end gilts, good bloodlines.
Paper lost. Cannot register.
$12. ea. at farm. Mrs. Hardy
Rhyne White.

OIC-PC Feeder Pigs, mixed,
and Sows already bred, ready
to farrow; Also Guernsy Mule
Calf, 1 week old Dec. 13th.
Eugene Huzhalsky, Ben Hill,
Rt. 1. (Corner Nisky Lake and
County Line Rd.).

Durec -Pigs, 3 mos. old, life
treated against cholera, worm-
ed, papers in buyers name.
Ready for immediate shipment.
Paul Thompson, Toomsboro,
tk; ;

=Blocky type Hampshire Gilts
and Boars, reg., with. papers,
8-10 wks. old, $25. FOB. Hilton
E. Davidson, Glenwood, Rt. 2.
Lowery FFA Chapter.

Purebred SPC Sow, bred to
farrow Mar. 15th, and pure-
bred SPC Pigs, male and fe-
Inale, see: Mrs. Viola C. Brady,
airo.







Reg. Tamworth Bacon Type
Gilts, from litters of 12 and
18 pigs, good show and pro-
- duction prospects. J. P. Demp-
sey, Rome, Rt. 2.

Reg. Duroc Pigs, and Hogs,
best bloodlines, and breeding,
priced right. E. W. Cail, Sa-
vannah, Forrest River Duroc
Farm, Rt. 5.

Best bloodlines SPC Hogs,
4 champions in breeding, males.
ready for service, $50.-$75.;
Also fine Sow. All cholera *
une, reg. buyers name. C.
. Morgan, Americus, Rt. 4.

ee Young Duroc and OIC Sow,
about 350 lbs., and 10 husky
fate Pigs, about 25 Ibs, ea,
cheap all together, or sell
separately. J. P. Bacchus, Ma-
gon, 5314 Bloomfield Rd.

_. Black. Guinea Male, sure
breeder, 300 Ibs. OIC Sow
to farrow Dec. 1952, has
weaned 3 litters of 12 pigs ea.,
2 OIC-GUINEA Shoats, 5 mos.
old, 125 lbs. Bargain if taken at
once. Ben McKinney, Gaines-
+ vile, Rt. 7.

- 8 Duroc-SPC Pigs, 8 wks.
oid; $12.50 ea. FOB my place.
_E..C. Wideman, Chamblee,
2436 W. Hardee St. Phone At-
anta LA 2881, Ext. 36; Or
Shamblee (home) 47-4248.

SPC Gilts and Boars, 8 mos.
old, reg. buyers name, $15.;
_ Feeder Shoats, 40 lIbs., to 125
_ Ibs., $10. to $25. Cholera treat-
d and crated, FOB, Marvin
r. West, Fayetteville.

ia-reg. SPC Pigs, :.1/2 -'6

mos. old, $25. - $40.; Reg. Bred
ilt, $65. (bred to Grand





ready in Jan. Will ship or sell
- my place 12 mi. N. Alma.
amar Altman, Alma, Rt. 1.

OIC Pigs (short nose, blocky,
rize winning stock), and
ampshires, all 8 wks. old,
treated, reg. buyers name, and
haa ag Memiry $20. ea.
ack Patrick, Voe. Ag. Teach-
r, Rabun Gap.

216 reg. Duroe Boars, 8 wks.
old, $15. ea. registered; $12.
without registration; $55, for
ee of .5. Can see at my place,
ear Farmers High Commu-
nity. Phone 9638. David Tising-

hamp. male); Also nice Pigs, |

12 Purebred SPC Shoats, 12
wks. old Dec. 15th,, $12.50 ea.
at farm. Glenn ONeal, Con-
yers, Rt. 1.

5 Hampshire Boars, 8 wks.
old, $20. ea. at my farm. Reg.
in buyers name. V. C. Linton,
Crawfordville.

Reg. Hereford Pigs, Sept.
litters by Grand Master, 1951
Natl. Champ. Boar: pigs, boars,

or gilts) $25. ea.; One Feb.
1952 Boar, by Fashion Plante,
$65. Mrs. A. Ward Jr.,

Marietta, Rt. 3, Paper Mill Rd.,
c/o Ward-Meade Farm. Phone
38-8772.



FOR SALE
HORSES AND MULES



2 good farm mules, gentle,
$100, pr.; Also good 2 H Wagon
for sale. Mrs. Fannie Maloy,
Rhine, Rt. 1.

18 mos. old Sorrel Colt, flax
mane and tail, fine saddle mare,
sired by reg. thoroughbred,
broken to saddle, $100. Wayne
Goode, Bronwood.

Black Saddle Horse, 5-1/2 yrs.
old, gentle, children can_ride,
$65:; Also 8 reg, Guernsey Bulls,
good bloodlines, ready for light
service, $125. ea. Ralph Dangar,
Woodstock. Phone Roswell 4442.

Dark Bay Mare Mule, 4 yrs.
old, about 1150 or 1200 lbs., well
broke, only worked a little this
year, $200. at my barn. P. D.
Williams, Atlanta, 5752 Roswell
Rd. Phone Ch. 1249.

Shetland Pony, very gentle,
also cart for sale. wis
Montgomery, Monroe, Rt. 8.
Phone 2931, .

- Shetlands: Roan Mare, hea
foal reg. Stallion, and
potted Geldings, gentle. Harry
Lambert, Albany, 1003 Dawson

Rd. Phone 5929 J.

One fine Palomina Gelding
1-1/2 yrs. old, from reg. -Pal-
omino Dam and Stallion, $75.
Dallas Bergey, The Rock, e/o
B & B Ranch,

Black Horse
oond., $75,; Also
very fat, bred

ule, fat, exch
Ram, 2 Hwes,
extra large
$75. Exeh. > saddle mate.
M. M. D. Bardelaben, Ellen-
wood. Z

-2 Pair Good Farm Mules, pair

6 yrs. old, other 8 or 9 yrs. old,
for sale, Consider milch sow
or good walking horse as part
pe H. H. Stay, Athens,

078 Milledge Ave.

40 Shetland Ponies, bred
mares, geldings, colts, some
sr peer traine for small
children, L, L. Williams, Cordele
Phone 428 M.

Small White Mare, trained for
children, and Shetland Colt,
dapple grey with silver mane,
tail. See: B, H. Tillman, Lyons.
Phone 3506:

1 Horse, red with white feet,
blazed face, be 8 yrs. old next
April, broke to ride, $55. Colon
Swanner, Colquitt, Rt. 5.

Brown and Whi Spotted
Saddle Horse, 6 yrs. old, 900 lbs.,
very gentle, $125. L. H, Ham-
brick, Poulan, Rt. 1.

Extra good hea Mare, a-
bout 1500 1bs., work anywhere
single or double, child can ride,
also good 1 H Wagon, all $100.
cash. Trade for small Row Trae-
tor and pay difference if any.
R. S. Myers, Ludowiei, Rt, 1,
Box 49. :

Saddle Horse and Mare Colt,
5 mos. old, $100. Exch. for 50
bu. good corn, Bring corn and
get horse and colt. Rex Jack-
son, Wrightsville.



RABBITS AND CAVIES
FOR SALE



Rabbits for sale. W. J. Jones,
College Park, 314 S. College St.
Phone Ca. 6108. :

2 large Belgium Hare Does and
1 Champagne Grey Buck, $2. ea.
H, W. Baldwin, Atlanta, 3964 E.



@r, Bowdon, Rt. 1.



Osborne Rd., N. BE. Ch. 1749.



H.|from. Papers



ABBITS AND CAVI
FOR SALE ~

F



Calif. Cross Rabbits: Senior
Does, $3.; Some bred $4.; Junior
Does, 4-5 mos., $2:; 2 nice Sr.
Bucks, large, $3, at my place.
Will ship.2 or more: Exp. Col-
lect; Also 3 Sire Nubian Tog-
genberg Bucks (Goats) of extra
high milking strain, 8 mos. old,
$3. ea. Will ship exp. col. John
D. Parker, Macon, Rt. 1.

One a Champagne D-
Argent, 16 mos, old, $8; New
Zealand Red Buck, 7 mos. old,
$3.; 1 Doe, 7 little ones, 5 wks.
old, $12. Ped papers with all.
Frank Gordy, Molena, Rt. 1.

1 to 15 prs. Guinea Pigs, reds,
white, black, 5-8 wks old, $5.
r.; NZW Does, 3-4 mos. old,
Bo ea.; Bucks $1.50 ea.; 6-7 mos.
old pair, $8. 6 mi. So. Gaines-
ville. D. I. Sexton, Flowery
Branch, Rt. 8. Phone Gaines-
ville 2704J-1

3 Does, 2 with little ones, 1
gray buck, and 21 around 2
mos, old black, white, grey). See:
Mrs. Cecil Reese, onesboro,
Phone 6788.

.7 NZR does, 2 bucks, 1 black
giant. buck, 1 Calif. does, 2
bucks, 10 giant Chinchilla does,
1 buck all grown, ready for
breeding. Papers furnished. Best
type, color, producers. W. E.
Reeves, Rising Fawn.

One white, pink-eyed doe
rabbit, Yr. old, $2, Exc. for
pheasant hen; also sell 2. blacix
bantam roosters, $1. ea. Raleigh
Pruitt, Lavonia. RFD 2.

Junior does and bucks of
Californians, just right for
spring peseaing: 100 to select

urnished, S. A,
Slade, Vienna,



SHEEP AND GOATS
FOR SALE



One Hampshire Ram, good
mutton and wool producer, sell-
ing to prevent inbreeding. Or
trade for ewes or yearlings.
Write or contact: John A Phil-
lips, Eatonton.

gis. $40. ea.; Bucles,
. J. Sumilin, Atlanta, 730
co Ave. N. W. Phone Be.

PAlso Calf for sale or trade for

fresh milk goat or reg. doe kids.
ae 2 Spier, Conley, Phone
. 4087. :

16 Graded. Milk Goats, 4_qts.
daily when fresh, $15. ea up my
place, first house on right
ot Jax River Bridge, on
441 to Douglas. G. P. Bush,
Wrap, Rt. 1.

Reg, Nubian Doe, Princess
Demorest No, N3-3089G, gave 2
qts. at ist. Kidding, now bred
for 2nd. kidding, large, red with
some white, also 2 Saanan-Tog.
Cross Does, bred for 1st. isd
ing, from heavy milkers. L. C.
Bradley, Temple, P. O, Box 91.

Reg Saanan Bucks at stud,
bucks $20. ea.; Does to freshen
in Feb.,:$40. a. W. J. Sumlin,
Atlanta, 730 Grand Ave., N. W.
Phone Be. 5398.



LIVESTOCK WANTED



HORSES & MULES:

Want Palomino or _ Pinto
mare or horse, gentle, not over
900 Ibs., good for riding. Will
trade cow or hammer mill,

/mule mower, syrup pan, or
pick-up hay baler, Or sell my
machinery. , . Williams,
Cochran, Rt. 2. e/o Red Dog
Farm.

Want young mare mule,

gentle, at not more than $25.
Write. Leland Mills, Cumming,
Rt. 3, c/o W. B. Gravitt.

Want Reg. or just purebred
Palomino mare with very young
colt, or bred for foaling soon
preferred, with very good
color; either a quarter horse
type or saddle type, within 30
mi, Valdosta and here. Write.



at W. Dillard, Hahira, Box





Reg. Saanan Bucks at stud:}.
Due eshen ja oe 4-6
$20. ea.

Reg. Saanan Buck at stud}







CATTLE: | Paes
Want a 700-800 Ib. light red

color Steer with horns, or a

red male, within 75-100 miles.
Contact. Paul Murphy, La-
Fayette. -

SHEEP & GOATS:

Want several common meat
goats. State number and price
each. Ida Belle, Albany, 1500
Sylvester Rd.

Want exch. cattle for 1 to 3
yz. old good Ewe Sheep, 20-25
head. Give or take difference.
J. F. Wellborn, Rock Spring.



POULTRY FOR SALE



ANCONAS: ee

21 Ancona pullets, starting
to lay, and 2% cockerels, $2. ea.;
also 20 N. H. Reds for sale.
Mrs. C. R. Jones, Pineora.

BANTAMS:

Purebred Cornish Bantams,
$5. trio; Extra Hens, $2: ea.
Satis. guar. Ship express col-
lect. H. H. Jones, Lakeland.

Good bantams: Dark Cornish
White Belgians,
gians, females only, and White
Silkies, Modern Wheaton
Games, all from show stock.
W. O. Thomas, Savannah, 1205
East 40.

1) trios
Cochin Bantams,
Cockerels, show stock, and
cocks, $1.-$2. ea. From prize
winning stock. J. C, Mitchell,
LaFayette, P. O. Box 243.

Bantams: Golden Sebright,
Mille Fleur, Old English, and
Partridge Wyandottes, -$5. pr.;
mixed bantams, $2. pr.; ae
neck pheasants, $10. trio. 5
C. Tate, Gainesville, Rt. 1.

CORNISH, GAMES AND
GIANTS:

Trio (rooster, 2 hens), full
blooded game, Barkleys Shawl
and black Roundhead, 2-8 mos.
old, some older, $6.; also 2 yr.
old rooster, $3.50. Write. Mrs.
G. W. Williams, Columbus, Rt.
1, Box 808. :

About 60 pie games: stags,
$1. Ib.; cocks, $1.50 Ib.; hens,
$8. ea.; .pullets, $2. ea. Red
Clarets, Warhorse and Brown

1952 hatch Buff
$5.; RI Red

s, all pure breeds. C. C.|-

Pollard r., Augusta, Rt. 12,

8 pie game hens and 2
roosters and 8 pullets, 7 mos.
old, $1.50 ea, at my farm, on
lower Marietta-Roswell Rd. A.
EH. Eavenson, Marietta, Rt. 2,
Phone Roswell 3116.

CORNISH, GAMES, GIANTS:

Fine Shuffler and Round-
head, 3-4 lb. game stags, $2.50
ea; Yellow Buff Orpington
Stags, $2.-$3.50. Mrs. Marie
Holland, Dalton, Rt. 2.

5 pure Dark Cornish Pullets,
5 mos. old, little bone type,
$7.50. H. W. Thurmond, Farm-
ington. :

Roundhead - Red Quill Coek
$3.; 2 Full Claret Stags, 1 Al-
len Roundhead roe $5. ea.;
Morgan White Hackle Cock, 2
Hens, $10. Howard L. Stone-
cypher, Buford, RFD 1.

Purebred. Cornish Indian
Roosters, BB type, with long
yellow legs, $2.50 ea. FOB.

Shipped in light crates. Mrs.
Ti;

W. Newsome, Sandersville.

2 trios White Lace Red
Cornish, Apr. 1952 hatch, $7.50
trio. Mrs. J. C. Herron, Martin,
Rie ,

1952 hatch Black Tail Japs,
grown, $4. pr. FOB. Money
Order. Silas Snipes,
merce, Rt. 2.

\

20 or more Game Hens, 1951
hatch, and 1952 Pullets, $1.25
ea. No order less than 10.
FOB. Mrs. Rebecea Golden,
Bremen, Rt. 2., Box 25.

Broad Stocky, Short Leg
Big Bone Buff Cornish Chick-
ens, some hens laying. Roosters
$2.; (2 roosters, 10 hens in all).
Will ship. J. H. Barr, Lumpkin.

9 pit game hens and 2 cocks,
1 1/2 and 2 1/2 yrs. old, best
breed. No letters. H. G. White,
Pen Hill, Rt. 1,. Near Hope
Road.

Black Bel-| ETC

| COD.

Com-|R



Cus jae
on good walks, and

heads, $10.ea.; purebrec
ers Bacon Warhorse sta;
pullets, $5. and $7.50 ea
Weaver, Canon, Rt. 2

LEGHORNS: =e

Healthy -Brown Le
Roosters, 8 wks. old, $1.
No less 3 shipped. Also 2_
type White Pekin Ducks, |
old, $3. Plus expresse che
Exch. for 100 lb. white |
ae Ida Mitchell, Rock

eae : et

175 White Leghorn
May 1951 hatch, $1.50 ea.;
350 Pullets, Apr. 1952 h
$2.50 ea. Mrs. HE. O. BI
Carrollton, Rt. 3. =a

30 White Leghorn Pu
Carters charmp chick A.
fo rsale or trade. Write:
M. A.. Vann, Glenwooc

27 W. L. pullets, ar
rooster, triple A stock, an
in production, $2. ea. at
Hastings Bridge to McDot
a C. H. White, Ham

PEACOCKS, PHEASAN
PIGEONS, QUAIL, DOVE











Cc: Opie ot
About 300 Extra large
plumage Chinese Rin
Pheasants, pen raised, |
grown, $7.50 pr. at_ my f
$8. if shipped. MO. Mrs. E
Street, Atlanta, 2956.
Hwy. Rt. 2. i

Approx. 75 Quail, reac
turn loose on range, $1.!
for entire lot. E. N.
Hapeville, AM 2453. _









working, $1

tarling Yawn, 1



ville. ee
Pheasants; 1 ia each,
neck, $9.50; Golden, $15. |
Carter, Augusta, 420 C:
Ave. Phone 3-3197,

30 prs. White Kin
White Carneaux Pigeons
ted, banded, working, $1. }
J. Shiver, Albany, 915.
her Ave. Phone 2631-R,
Heights). = ae

10 White King
mated and working, $1

ies








uar. Tris MeC
ox 62. (Brooks).

50 Quails, fine health:
ern. stock, 1952 hatch,
E. TT. Winn, A
Lorenzo Dr., $. WwW.

80 large White poe ;
75c ea. in lots of 10.
Albany, 1001-9th Av

Chinese Ringneck
for breeding or eatin;
ea. at my house. J. A. |
ae 2181 Flat Sho

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Common pigeons, all
8 pr. for $2. or 5 pr.
No less 3 pr. sold.
der. Curtis Branch Jr.,
ma. <3 ane

50 pr. Auto Sex, 15 pr.
Kings, $4. per single p:
or more pr. $3. James C
cher, Moultrie, Rt. 3.



Spring hatch Ri
pheasants, large rooste
50;. Hens, 50 ea.

Spring hatch Quail, $4.
Also. bantam pullets, s
laying, and extra nice coc
90c ea. Doyle C. Knight
lin, 501 N. Drive.

REDS (NH, RI & O
Approx. 600 best /
duction Reds, laying '
must be sold by Dec.
Come after 1/2 mi. o
80. Cant ship. $250. ~
dred. Roy Ellington, Iro
Coat ae



75 AAAA grade NH |
Mar. hatch, tested, w
laying, $2.25 ea. at
Cannot ship. __ Letter
Hunter Lainer, Rocky

300 Production RI R
April 1952 hatch, 230-e
day, $2.50 ea. for loft
farm, 12 mi. So. Di
E. Pruett, Dallas, Rt. :









MBER 5, 1952



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_NO.2 +3 _NO.4 Farmers Auction, Inc., Lakeland $16.30 $15.35 $14.20 $00.
ale Livestock and Sale Bae nit ($16.75 $16.24 $15.01 a PaphiskerSiockyacd: Sylvaiila vibas Sie75" S15 es
bs Co. Stockyard, Lyons $16.50 $16.15 $15.00 $00.00 Heavies .... $15.25
Bros. Stockyard, Bartow $17.00 $16.65 $15.00 $00.00 | Moultrie Livestock Co., Moultrie . $16.50 $15.75 $00.00 $00.00
Livestock Co., Ocilla $16.51 $15.77 $15.10 $14.13 | Mitchell Co. Livestock Co., Camilla $16.65 $15.55 $14.80 $00.00
asville Stockyard $17.15 $16.00 $14.75 $00.00 | Producers Cooperative Livestock Exch. ae
aRER 6 19s - ee Statesboro ae $15.62 $14.30 $00.00
en Cae aa ska $16.05 $14.90 $00.00 - Hazlehurst Livestock Market $16.25 $15.35 $14.26 sO
EWeuhoff, Macod&: $17.00 $16.05 $15.00 $00.00 | Tattnall Livestock Co., Glennville $16.14 $15.30 $14.41 $00.00
/ Shuman Stockyard, Hagan iSO vies) aikL ome | LUTREr Co. Sale Barn, Ashburn ee Ser
ngton Co. Sade iille $16.60 $15.75 $14.20 $00.00 | Coffee Co. Livestock Co., Douglas $16.24 $15.71 $14.21 $12.40
esville Livestock Co. $17.5010$18.00 $16:5010 $17.00 | Vidalia Stockyard. Vidalia PIONS SN
; SOWS ..... $13.00.10 $15.50 | Lee Co. Livestock Co., Leesburg $17.30 $16.85 $16.00 $00.00
Stockyard, Thomson $18.75 $18.25 $17.75 $00.00 | DECEMBER 11, 1952. 3
ania Stockyard, Sylvania $16.45 $15.95 $15.00 $14.00 | Dublin Livestock Co., Dublin $16.62 $15.90 $15.00 $00.00
EMBER 8, 1952 : Milan Stockyard, Milan $16.46 $15.70 $14.35 $00.00
ale Hog : and Cattle Co., 4 a Sumter Livestock Sale Barn,
Donalsonville $16.65 $00.00 $00.09 $00.00 Americus $16.32 $15.96 $15.15 $13.45
Co. Stockyards, Savannah $16.50 $16.00 $15.40 $00.00 | Claxion Stockyard, Claxton $16.25 $15.56 $14.50 $00.00
10. Livestock Co., Carrollton $17.50 $16.50 $16.00 $00.00 | Wilkes Co. Stockyard, Washington - $18.50 $18.00 $16.00 $00.00
ro Stockyard, Swainsboro $16.50. $15.60 $14.40 $00.00 | Peoples Livestock Market, Cuthbert $16.30 $15.90 $15.50. $00.00
ee, tee $16.26 $15.82 $15.11 $00.00 | Wayne Co. Livestock Mkt. Jesup $16.05 $15.58 $1455 $00.00
bus Stockyard Sale "ha $17.00 $18.00 $14.30 $00.00 |. Bainbridge Stockyard, Inc. $16.35 $15.75 $14.00 $00.00
Be 3 Farmers Livestock Co., Douglas $16.05 -$15.36 $14.45 $13.20
Livestock Market $16.30 $15.54 $14.65 $00.00 | Bulloch Stockyards, Statesboro $17.60 $16.05 $15.20 $00.00
kyard, Augusta $16.35 $15.40 $14.60 $00.00 | DECEMBER 12
ee biimcds $16.40 $15.80 $14.25 $00.00 | Cordele Livestock Sale Barn $16.43 $16.00. $15.11 $14.00
ee er a ia di ai ese Candler County Livestock Market $16.48 $15.96 $14.97 $00.00 oe
ey Livestock Assn., Cochran $00.00. $15.70 $15.10 $00.00 a
Livestock Cooperative Rea. 5 Fitzgerald Livestock Assn. Co. $16.50 $15.81 $14.20 $00.00
3 ae Soperton $16.42 $15.25 $13.50 $12.50 | Effingham Co. Stockyard, Springfield $16.00 $15.55 $14.60 $00.00 :
is Livestock Mit. Baxley $16.30 $15.86 $14.97 $00.00 an OO ee
$16.34 $15.30 $00.00 $00.00 | Gainesville Livestock Co. $17.00 to $18.00 ae siege
ivestock Sale Barn, Dawson $16.51 $16.33 $15.20 $00.00 : ? woos
: Heavies .... $15.75 | Toombs Co. Stockyard, Lyons $16.52 $15.10 $13.32 $00.00
Stockyard, Swainsboro $16.60 $15.75 $15.00 $00.00 | Smith Bros. Stockyard, Bariow $17.00 $15.65 $15.00 $00.00
5 Sy. Ocilla Livestock Co., Ocilla $16.42 $16.00 $15.09 $12.15
kyard, Colquitt $16.35 $15.55 $14.85 $00.00 | Sylvania Stockyard, Sylvania $16.70 $15.95 $15.25 $13.50
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POULTRY WANTED

FARM HELP WANTED

FARM HELP WANTED

FARM HELP WANTED



Geese, $5. pr. my
L , . Douglas, Ga.,
wane

ed guineas, 1951
: M. Bonner,

Ae for
trio, $12.

Stegme er, " Savannah,
6t st *

~

Wyandotte Cocks,
hatch, purebred,
a ae Har-

red Old English
cwing Bantams,
let and cockerel, for

a E. M. Lee

ee year hatch
Hens for lay-
No culls. Mrs.
Aili. 795 Stewart
a Phone AM 3719.

Bantams, and
-Gravitt, At-
es Ferry Rd.-

sags








x bullets,

Y.| and reasonable in price. M. J.

family to work by day (year
S. peround), on farm. Dick Hansil,
/o B F Tel,



Want 25 young hens, White
Leghorns or N. H. Reds, nice

rt.
Hambright, Atlanta, 2705 Log Parke
Haven Dr. N. W.

REDS: a

Want exch. 4 pullets and
rooster, 1952 hatch purebred
Black Tail Jap Bantams, grown
for 5 N. H. or R. I. grown, 1952
hatch opullets. Silas Snipes;
Commerce, Rt. 2.

SUSSEX:

Want 2 Speckled Sussex
Cocks or Cockerels. J. F. Mc-

Will give rent on new 3 R
house at my farm to reliable
in exchange for extra
work on farm. C. F. Johnson,
Jonesboro, Rt. 1, enoHe Fay-
etteville 5151.

Want man for 2 H farm 1
mile Maysville,
one bale to acre.
standing rent.
Commerce.

M.

Want small family (white or
colored) for cattle farm, $2.50
daily wages and large 1 H
crop 50-50 basis. Also chickens
and hogs. 4 R house, garden,

Want white family to gather
pecan crop, located at Means-
ville, Pike Co., on 50-50 basis.
Convenient to stores, and
school. House with lights and
water. Contact: Mrs. Eugenia
Barrett, Atlanta, 964 St. Charles
St., N. E. Phone VE 5214.

e

Want sober, dependable
white couple or small family
with some dairy and gen. farm
experience, able to drive
tractor, etc. I furnish tractor
and other machinery to work
with. House with elec. on
school and mail route. Good
wages. Move at once. Phone

Ga. Average
m halves or
. Sanders,

Gill, Dawson, Rt. 1. fire wood, elec. School bus,| Atlanta CH 1663, or contact:
YOKOHOMA: mail route. Give experience | Jack T. Shanks, Cedartown,
- and references. . S. Storer,| Rt. 1.
Want Yokohoma Hens or | Douglasville, Rt. 4,

Fullets. State prices. Talmadge
Walker, Ocilla, Rt. 1, Box 3.

atari oneness gens

FARM HELP WANTED
a cinctstnenensntaaneennenerenmenescinmnsaicioiin

Want farmer for 1 H farm
on 3rds, and 4ths. Corn, cot-
ton, hay. Ws B: Lancaster, ary
Trenton, Rts 2) ee

Want white or colored man
to work large 2 or 3 H farm
(on bale to acre land) with
tractor and mules. Plant corn
and cotton. Good 4 R house,
RFD and school bus route, near
2 white churches and 1 colored
church. Furnish reasonable a-
mount cash monthly for sup-
plies: 50-50 basis. References.
C. F. Butler, Junction City.

Want colored man with small




Send



on shares.

Want

farmer

cotton,

s

oy

Christian,
bered colored woman to live
with white people on farm and
do light farm chores.
room to self. Mrs. Lois Wil-
liams, Adairsville, Rt, 2. :

Want reliable,
on 50-50 _ basis.
mules to work. Plant corn,
tobacco, and peanuts.
5- R_ house, Elec.
bus Rt. 4 mi.
A. C. Moseley, Uvalda.

Pay fair salary and bonus.
r pecs with applica-

Want colored man and wife,
(both work) to run truck farm
5 R house,
lights, running water in house,
wired for elec. stove. Excellent
deal for reliable family. Must
furnish good references when
applying. H. W. Buckley,
row, Rt. 1. Phone Stockbridge

below Uvalda.

Want farmer with tractor or
mules to tend tobacco, peanut,
and cotton crop, 50-50 basis.
Must be honest. Dolph Burn-
ham, Eastman, Rt. 3.

Want overseer for tractor
farm. Must know how to handle
labor and keep tractors and
harvesting machinery running.

elec.

Mor-

Want man to run 3000 hen
cap. poultry farm on_ halves.
Elec., running water, wood, 3
R house. Paul Hambrick, East-
man, Rt. 6.

unencum-

Separate

Want colored couple to work
on farm in DeKalb Co., for
wages. Small house with elec.,
and running water furnished.
Alfred Guy, Decatir, 893 Co-
lumbia Dr. CH 5405.

Want farmer for 2 H farm in
DeKalb Co., good stock and
tractor, 50-50 basis: Near Li-
thonia. Write: B. F. Miller,
Atlanta, 54 a St. 8. E.
Phone DE 3968.

D Fide =
Use

sober,

On_ school







Want man from _ country,
sober, good references, 25-50
yrs. old, to raise turkeys,
chickens, and -pheasants, at
least 1 years experience. $75.
monthly, room, board. More
money later if worth it. Reg-
ular job it satisfactory. Mrs.

Helen Street, Atlanta, Rt. 2.
Want white family for 2 H.

ed on mail reute 5. About 5
mi. E. Commerce, known as

good proposition to good man,
G. H. Porter, Atlanta, 547 Lin-
wood Ave., N. E.

Want man to do farm work
end help with cattle. Must be
experienced tractor and truck

erences, and work full time.
Reale Jackson, Jonesboro, c/o
Flint River Farms.

Want reliable farm help, ex-
perienced with machinery.
Farm house in good condition,
near school, and church, bus
line. 4 mi. No. Roswell, Ga.
J. W. Hughes, Atlanta, 457
Piedmont Ave. N. E.

Want elderiy man, exp. and
in reasonable good health, able
operate tractor preferred,
familiar with tobacco, cotton
and corn crop, for farm chores.
Joseph A. Nichols, Baxley, Rt.

3.



POSITIONS WANTED



Want job on truck farm. Also
poultry farming. W. A. Rowland,
ae 821 dgewood Ave.
























































































de

crop on 3rds. and 4ths, Locat._ =

Goss -Farm. Good water, lec, *

driver, able to give good ref-






and was branded

BS frm the Lindsey farm were distributed _
Hugh Thompson at -
Vidalia, Georgia purchased steers, sales
numbers 146, 147, and 150; ear tags No. |:
12722, 12760, 12782. respectively. These |
8 steers were put in a feed lot with 90
ce ~The livestock - inspectors -
_ have had these 3 steers separated from
_the other 90 head and guatantine until:

Bx Ped



MARKET BULL





TB IN CATT

NEED for RECORDS at AUCTION BARI

(Continued from page One)

the reactors from the Lindsey farm sold
in violation of the quarantine.

Cow No. 688 sold on November 20,
1952 at Smith Stock Yard, Augusta,
Georgia to Shapiro Packing Company.
Thig animal carried ear tag No. 12774
T and on post-
mortem examination showed extensive

Jesions of T. B. This animal was also sold

in violation of the quarantine.

WIDE DISTRIBUTION OF EXPOSED
ANIMALS CAN ONLY BE TRACED BY
KEEPING RECORDS

- The balance of the 8 animals sold

ag follows: Mr.

other cattle.

ei _ proper test can be made.

_- Animal sales. No. - 148, ear tag. No. Zhe
12772 was purchased by Mr. R. L. Mo--
Dilda, Lyons, Georgia, broker and dealer.

- license No. 338.-This animal: was resold
by Mr. McDilda through Toombs County

. Stock Yard: on November. 21, 1952 and -
was purchased b
Uvalda, Georgia, one

_@. U.. Jones,
is aleee: was found
on the farm of Mr. Jones with about 22

head of other cattle, including 2 milk

: iy _ COWS. This steer has also been wwolnted ;

for testing.
The other a animals in this lot of. 3

being steers, sales tag numbers 149 and
- 151, were purchased by Mr. J. P: Morris,
Baxley, Georgia. Mr. Morris resold: these

Ke

& steers through Appling County Stock
Yard, Baxley, Georgia, November 18,
1952. Animal No. 151 was purchased by
the Appling County Stock Ya rd, and was
sent to the farm of Mr. Colon Jones in
Jeff Davis County. This steer was found
on the farm of Mr, Jones in association
with 16 other animals, including a milk
cow. This animal has also been segregat-
ed for test.

Animal No. 149 was purchased by Mr.
Bill Morris who lives south of Baxley.
According to Mr. Morris this animal
died of unknown causes, and the carcass
was viewed by the inspector. However,

POSITIONS WANTED



POSITIONS WANTED

Mr. Morris anid that hig other cattle had
been exposed to this animal while on
his premises.

IMPORTANCE OF OBEYING
THE LAW

The sale of cattle from farm to farm
without proper precautions is endanger-
ing the health - many people and caus-
ing tremendous losses to farmers. The
indiscriminate hauling of cattle from

barn to barn is a threat to the entire live-

stock industry in the State.

The violation of quarantine of infected

animals is a crime and endangers the
health of the general public and also
causes the spread of disease to the herds
of innocent purehasers.

I do not think anyone will question :

that the above stated facts make it im-

~ perative for all sales barns to be |.
thoroughly. cleaned and disinfected be-.
fore each sale.

DISEASED AND EXPOSED ANIMALS

SCATTER LIKE WILDFIRE

From the: above record you can see a:
that from one little s

t in Georgia these
diseased and exposed.

sales barns showing to whom. they went,
it would have been impossible to have

tracked down these diseased and exposed -
animals. It would have been difficult to_
show violation of quarantine. The live-
stock industry of the State would have

suffered damage and no one can tell how
much. : oe

CATTLE STEALING

The keeping of proper records at sales
barns offers the greatest protection again-
st cattle rustlers. Stolen cattle will soon-
er or later find their way to market.
Proper records are of the greatest help
to police officers in running down stolen
cattle.

INTER-STATE MOVEMENT OF
CATTLE

All of the work being done for the

POSITIONS WANTED

it possible for us to do the job

i propriations sufficient, to do.
a. There is. Sis more impo t

animals were car- | -
ried to Washington; Wilkes County, to
_ Taliaferro County, to Richmond: County,
to Toombs County, Montgomery County,
Appling County, Jeff Davis County, and
- to the State of South Carolina.
Had it not been for the system of |
records of animals coming into sales |
barns, showing where. they came from
and of records of animals going out of -

investment of less than 1 se nb
of. as much as the armer,
every dollar invested in aucti

dealers can be of help in
' prices at sales barns. It mus
_ bered, however, that the farme!
general consuming public ar
_ who have the greatest stake dr

_ stock business and who stand
or lose the most by the spread
~ stock diseases. Every man who
a public business should be

handling, transportation and



POSITIONS WANTED





































control of livestock disease
would be of little value without
enforcement of the law as to cat
ing across state lines. Without
enforcement of these laws diseas
tle and stolen cattle can easily be
from one state to another.
If you will look on your ma
see that Georgia has an expose
of more than 700 miles. Th
proximately 75 highways comii
Georgia from other states, to sa
of county and country roads,
a lot of money to carry out
properly. The only thing tha

have done during the last f
was a special appropriation
ernor Talmadge gave us of $20
carry out the livestock dice
work. a

The Legislature meets in am

there is $200 invested by the
pasture and livestock. =
Auction barns should be en
to do.a good job. Nobody objec
making a reasonable profit. Bro

keep necessary records in the s
the general public as well as in
interest.

Proper steps will, ae course,

a

to carry out the laws with regai

animals set out above.

TOM LINDER

Commissioner of Agrict



Elderly woman wants job on

ileox, Dalton, 809 E. Tyler St.,
t, 8.

with tobaeco

children (oldest

farm. Experienced
irying or 150-200 ae
Biter Lettera ans. 8 Bie

Man with cripple hand wants) ry.

afight farm work farm. Have| Abbeville, 9)
be moved. 5 qt house with|Hwy. James t,
ongat sober man. Prefer around | ville, Rt. 1. (e/o
uae in Butts Co, School
us Rt. House must b covered op. fara doin,

with roofing (not tin). James P.| ghor & smal
#-hason, Forsyth, Re, 3, Box 74. Smith, Vv



; Woman with 2 boys (16-18 yrs.
farm helping with chickens, etc.|old) wants small crop on farm|farm, Can do anything,
easonable rage Mrs. Annie|and work our run-bill as we go.
9

also. yrs. on|furnished if share basis. Colum-
85 yr. old married man with|farm. Desire with Christians.|bus Little, Marietta, Rt. 4 care| (wife,
boy 16)|Need small house with lights,|E. W. Flowers). 5

wants job as overseer on gattle|mear town, church. Have to be :
tractor} moved. Consider staying 1 year,
dperator and carpenter. Consider|and longer if agreeable. Mrs.|/wants job on farm not over
Tishie Adams, Pearson, Rt, 1. ae %
; aundry. D.

fons, Rochelle, Rta. g tractors on 80-80 basis. Cau | 282, Adamson St.
fhandla any kind farm machine-
yrs. experience. Have 2
fe looking after gattle, or doing|drivera for a

Middle age woman wanta job old girl), Tractor

@ Spring.

27 yrs. old man wants job on

Have to be

50 mi Atlanta for board and
Phone Cy.
5694. :

mi No. :
on 50-50 basis and be furnished
rer ee Beet crops made. Sober, will-

enough t work; and 7 yrs.

school.





. Connie gs wood garden furnished.

47_yr. old white man wants
look|job on dairy or poultry farm. ing chickens. 57. and
after stock, poultry, raise tobac-| Well experienced.
Know something about farming|co, do carpentry. Will accept on} Write: D. R. Coker, Trion, Rt. 1.
with mule and tractor; Worked) shares or wages. : he
45 yrs. old, soper white man
1 child) wants job on
farm, or part crop-part work.|perienced, wants

Go anywhere. Have to be mov- doing general farm
14 yr, old man in good health|ed. Roy West, Newnan, Rt: 2.

ibb Man white large family wants :
e 3 Gibbs). a worker. 6 in family (3 boys|job on farm with good house, ae
good salary. Can do any kind wants job on
experience.|farm work, tend chickens, cat- ed. Ni
light farm] Accept on shares or wages with) tle, etc, Must be convenient to ate
Write or come _ see.| hell,
W. Flowers, see Rt. 4. eee ne Roswell, | Rt. 1.1A.























References.
Dillard, Lizella, RED
40 yr. old angie

ing tractor, ete. Live
References. Aaron

56 yr. old single man wants} lanta, Rt. 3, Box 561.
W. Sutton, Altanta,|job on mule farm. No dairy
work. State size of your family,
and salary. Ready to move any| Christian people. Ha
time,. J. F. West, Chester, Rt.
Middle age man wants farm|1. efo W. T. Mullis.

Want crop for 53

honest, no bad habi'
_|be moved. Tom Gi