Farmers and consumers market bulletin, 1953 January 14

= Tom Linder Cominissioner:






































































orial. By TOM LINDER
wuary 8, 1953 a. meeting was
300 at the Henry Grady
ta, of segments of the dairy
e State. ;

stated that the purpose of the
as to form an over-all organi-



ributors organizations. This
udes manufacturers.

ourse of the meeting many
discussed; including produc-
O pricing, pastures and feed,
ts, return and. See to pro-

brought out in the meeting
e noW a number of imitations
es for ice cream and other
cts on the market, especially
ive states. These substitutes
two classes. In one class
are used with vegetable oil
d for butterfat. In the other
ilk products are used, but these
made entirely from vegetable

laded,. = >:
D THESE BE SOLD IN-

oA e main questions before the
as whether or not these imita-
2D oducts should be allowed
rgia, and if so, on what basis,

a by the Legislature.
ED VEGETABLE OILS,
BLE SOLIDS AND MILK
SOLIDS.
now informed from Wash-
avy imports of powdered
now being received in the
ss from northwestern Europ-
es, from Australia, New Zea-
mber of other countries.
-known fact that Ameri-
y. the hundreds of millions,
aken from American tax-
given to foreign countries.
cost of production in those
eing subsidized by American
is obvious that the Ameri-
mM catmnot continue in busi-
mpete in price with subsidized
oducers. What has been said
to imports or -subsidized
Iso applies to imports of
and solids. Imports of but-
rthwestern European coun-

ceturer out of busi-

INDUSTRY L

_ VETERINARY

WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 14, 1958



DIVISION

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represent producers organiza-

agetable solids whee various

their sales should be prohibit-

th the growing sale of |
country, has almost



price in determining the price of whole
grade A milk has the effect of putting
grade A cream on the same market level
as cream from manufacturing grades of

milk.

DECLINING SALES. OF MILK
There is rapidly developing a nation-

wide shortage of milk. This is due to

competition of milk substitutes and the

- penalizing of American dairymen, especi-

ally those who produce grade A milk "*
AMERICAN DAIRY ASSOCIATION
Mr. Pat Crowe of Smyrna, Georgia

gave a report as to. the American Dairy
_ Association and its advertising campaign.

SUBSTITUTES S Se

The American Dairy Association is

an association of manufacturers and pro-

cessors. Their advertising program by
radio, magazines, newspapers, etc. is
necessarily concerned with dairy products
that have been processed or manufactur-
ed. They have no interest in grade A
milk other than to substitute manufact-

uring grades for grade/A in the consumer

market. In newspapers, magazines and
on the radio you read and hear ads and
commericals on milk products and milk
substitutes. Taking all of these things into
consideration, the whole question boils
down to the simple proposition of whether
or not we shall continue to have a grade
A dairy in this State. It is obvious that

-we cannot have grade A milk in Georgia

if we expect the dairymen to produce
grade A milk and sell it in competition
with powders from unsanitary manu-
factured milk, and in competition with
foreign imports of dairy products and
vegetable products.

If the coming session of the Legisla-
ture is called upon to pass on any meas-
ure affecting the dairy industry, this is
the question that will confront them,
to-wit: Do we or do we not intend to
continue to have grade A milk for our
children and sick people?

SUBSTITUTES AND IMITATIONS

SOLD UNDER TRADE NAMES

It has now become the practice of
many food manufacturers and processors
to put out foods of many kinds, including
new mixtures of foods, under some trade
name. The use of new trade names has
the effect of deceiving the consuming
public as to the true nature of these foods.
As an illustration, an imitation ice cream
which is made from soybean meal and
oil, sugar and flavoring, and sold under
a trade name will be eaten by many
people who believe they are eating ice
cream. It seems to me we should have a
law requiring the label on all food to

_ show exactly what it is made of and the



erates used, This is the only way

to protect the consuming public against
frauds. There are many other foods sold

by names which deceive the public as_
to their true contents. As an illustration,

sausage, ground meats, meat loaf, etc.,
and of course when you get into the |

category of hot dogs, weiners and ham-
burgers, you never know whether or

not you are eating pork, beef, entrails,
lites, livers or what. The truth is that
people eat many things in prepared foods _
that they would not put on their table if
they knew what it was. This is why we

should have a food law requiring a plain
label in the English language stating in
common English terms the contents of
all food preparations and the percentage ;
of each ingredient. The increase in can-_

cer, heart disease, stomach trouble, and

other diseases cannot all be blamed on. =
tobacco and whiskey. These no doubt ~
take their toll, but improper foods no

doubt take a much heavier toll, because
improper foods affect children in their
growing years and lay a foundation in~
weakened constitutions for the ravages ue
disease in later years.

VETERINARY DIVISION
Some of the duties of the Veterinary

Division of the State Department of
Agriculture are to keep records of im-
ports of powdered, condensed and skim-~_
med milk, and to permit their use only

on permit by distributors and processors. _

Another duty is to prevent imports of
whole milk for bottling purposes unless
such milk is produced and handled under
conditions no less adequate for the pro-
tection of public welfare than grade A

~ milk produced in Georgia. It is the ave
of the Veterinary Division to see that








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milking herds are regularly tested for
tuberculosis, brucellosis and other dis-

eases; to see that all milk distributing

plants and dairies are conducted in a =

sanitary manner for the protection and

health of the people; and to see that no
untested animals are carried from sales

barns into. clean herds.

Weare living in a day of rapid changes :
of all kinds. Each year men become more

anxious to make money. Many men are _

willing to do almost anything to make a

few dollars. Sometimes the health of the

people is involved, as well as the health

of livestock, Public officials who perform
their duty and undertake to carry out

the laws of the state are bound to get on
some peoples toes.

and death. Disease and death can easily
result through failure to carry out sani-

tary laws and food laws.

Sh a |

Regulations are. in-
convenient it is true, but so are disease




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notices,

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By Department of Agriculture
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SECOND HAND
MACHINERY FOR SALE

SECOND HAND
MACHINERY FOR SALE



Dearborn Dise Terracing Plow
for Ford tractor, used very

little, cheap. 1 mi. E. Magnet. ;

Covington,

ge Cc. Wolfe,
2.

:

2 Row Cotton Planters and
Cultivators for J. D. Tractor,
sed 2 seasons, excellent cond.,
i. No letters. 3 mi. Hwy. 41

en Hastings Bridge-McDonough
Ba. C. J. Heleotes, Hampton, Rt.

Super C Farmall Tractor, 2
dise plow, bush harrow, 10 disc
smoothing harrow, stalk cutter,
eultipacker, manure and corn
conveyer, subsoiler, cultivator,
lanters, 2 Row Gee Whiz anal

otary Hoe for tractor, No. 9
Mowing Machine. Reduced price
ee home. E. J. MeGinnis, Alp-
haretta, Rt. 1, Box 146. Phone
4737.

John Deere B Tractor, self
gtarter, lights, power lift, over-
pauled painted, good rubber, J.
D. 4 dise tiller, 11 A combine,
good running order, smoothing
end Bermuda harrow, power pea

uller, 20 in. farm bell, com-
pleted H Scoop Pan. C. L. Ben-
hett, Jefferson.

1951 A John Deere Tractor
(Rollomatic), cultivators, plant-

ers, extra plows, power trol, 6!1

dise tiller, 7 ft. harrow, 7xl4
rain drill, 12 A combine, lst.

elass cond., $3500. Or sell separa-
ely. E. J. Foster, Alamo, Rt. 1.
hone 6411.

Allis-Chalmers G_~- Tractor,
with planters, cultivators, 24
in. disc plow, belt pulley, fine
shape, no junk, $675. at my place

mi. N. Newman on the Roscoe
Rd. Lonnie P. Sewell, Newnan,
Rt. 2. Tel 814J1.

3 hp Garden All Tractor with)

low, cultivator, disc and trac-
r trailer, excellent cond.,
used very little. Orestes H. Max-
son, Pine Mountain Valley.
Phone Hamilton 2883.

One Horse Wagon, fair cond.
with tires, for sale or exch. for
small healthy heifer yearling, a-
200 lbs. C. A. Gay Wrens,

Ronde \

m= g0ea. J. D2 H Wagons, | butor in good cond. B. A. rwin, |

cheap, or exch. for good weeder.
eameia H. Fountain, Dublin, Rt.

Good 2 H Wagon for sale or
trade for good 1H Wagon; Also
2 horse riding cultivator, 2 H
stalk cutter. All good cond. &.
H. Estes, Alpharetta, Rt. 2.

Light Single Dise Plow, good
cond., made to be pulled by
horse power but can be pulled by
tractor. W. W. Bailey, Chick-
amauga.

Clarke Cutaway DBL cut
Harrow, twenty 18 in. scalloped
disc, good working cond., dise
worn very little, $100. at my
farm. Homer G. Cline, Canton,
Rt: i.

Ford Equipment: 4 Disc Tiller,
good as new, $150.; 2 Bottom
Plow, good cond., Peanut Weed-
er, good cond. for sale Fred O.
Darby, Albany, P. O. Box 464.

2 He Wagon with bed, bargain
$20. Come see. No letters L. M.
Nations, Canton, Rt. 3. :

6 Showwalter Chicken Brood-
ers, good as new, $30. ea. Law-
son Samples, Gainesville, Rt. 4.

One Super C, IHC, Farmall
Tractor, used around 90 working
days, cultivating, planting, fer-
tilizer attachments, $500. below
list price. Ira Poole, Jr., Unadil-
a.

Bush and Bog Harrow, good
as new, lift type, for Ford Trac-
tor, $200.; Cotton Duster, good
shape, to be mounted on Ford
Tractor, $125. At my farm 10
mi. E. Hawkinsville. D. H. Sim-
mons, Hawkinsville.

Models A, and B . Farmall
Tractors (one each), 8 dise har-
row, mower, Intl. 52 combine
with motor, 30 in Meadows Mill,



shafting, pulleys, belts, corn
sheller, C. E. Cagle, Maysville.

Model, DC Case Tractor, 49
|model, Model No. 792 Case Disc
| Harrow, Set Planters and Cul-
| tivators for DC Model Case, and
|Case 5 Disc Tiller, used very
| little. Sacrifice price if you act
| quick. Mrs. Jas. R. Montgomery,
| Warrenton. Phone 238.

Corn
Distri-

Horse Drawn Cole
|Planter and Fertilizer

|Alamo, Rt. 2.
|

| 1951 John Deere Mt Tractor,
|touchmatie contrel, cultivators,

SECOND HAND
| MACHINERY FOR SALE



Good farrn dump cart,
shape, $25. Mrs. Pearl
inger, Rincon.

good
Seck-

Avery 2 dise tractor plow and
IHC 2-H. walking cultivator.
Reasonable price: Robert F. Bal-
lard, Milner. Rt. 1.

Good 1 H. wagon, $40. FOB:
B. F! Cook, Tucker. Cooledge
Road. Phone Clarkston 7846.

Farmall Super A 1951 model
tractor, Made 2 crops. Also the
equipment; set of 12 in. bottom
plows, dbl. sec. disc harrow, cul-
tivators, planter and fert. dis-
tributer. Good condition. Rea-
sonable priced. Otto J. Snooks,
Springfield. Phone 2002,



SECOND HAND
MACHINERY WANTED



Want Planter and Fertilizer
Distributor for Model A Farm-
all Tractor, good cond. Advise
W. F. Hardison, Savannah
Beach. ; 2

Want used Garden Tractor,
preferably David Bradley Must
be good. Adivse. Avery Step-
hens, Buford, RR 3.

Want one New Holland Hay
Baler complete, good cond. R.
W. Daws, Rutledge, RFD.

Want good Mowing Machine

for Cub Farmall Tractor, no
junk. Durwood Lane, Winder,
Rt. 3.

Want used Tool Bar for Model
B John Deere Tractor, built for
power trol; Also want Power
Pump for orchard spraying.
Advise. O. E. Crawford, Goggins.
|

| Want Farmall A Tractor, 46-
48 model, with hydraulic lift, 2
or 3 disc plough and dbl. sec.
harrow, good cond. from an
adjoining county. A. F. Under-
wood, Conyers, Rt. 3.

Want Cultivator, Planters for
Ford Tractor, in good condition
and bargain. Tom Hutcheson,
Temple, Rt. 2.

Want John Deere 2 Bottom
Turn Plow to fit M T John
Deere Tractor State make, best
offer. J. H. Harrell, Bartow,
RFD 2. :

Incubator, 200-300 egg cap. at
once. Must be reasonable price.
Mrs, L. W. Williams, Twin City,
Rt. 2.

Want Walking Disc for Planet
Jr. Cultivator. Must be good
condition, priced right. L. D.
Todd, Danville.

Want used Cultivators for
1950 Johm Deere A Tractor, in
good condition; 8 ft. smoothing
harrow with mounting brackets
for remote hydraulic cylinder,
Advise. T. Howard Johnson,
Americus, Rt, 2.

and Bogg 8 Disc Rome Harrow
for lighter Tandem Harrow, or
Smoothing Harrow. W. T. Ewing,
Monroe, Rt, 3.

Want-small 1 row tractor, any
|good make, with plow, harrow
|and cultivator, in good cond. for
eash. N. Morris Nicholson, Talk-
ing Rock. Rt. 1.



PLANTS FOR SALE



Regular Boysenberry Plants,
15, $1: PP. J. W. Toole, Macon,
1301 Burton Ave.



| Frostproof Cabbage, White
Bermuda Onion and Collard
| Plants, $1.50 M. W. W. Williams,
| Quitman.

Chas. Walefield, Copenhagen
Market, and Mid Season Market
| Cabbage, also White and Yellow
Bermuda Onion Plants, fresh,
green, prompt shipments, 300,



1951 Ford Tractor, lift, tires, planters, guano hoppers, 2 row} $1.; 500, $1.50; $2. M. Del. Count

all good cond., fully
1250. Near Aldens Courts, Hwy.
8. W..P. Smith, Temple, Rt. 1.

Gem Dandy DeLuxe Elec.
re excellent cond., $12.50.

. L. Watt, Atlanta, 924 Virginia
Ave N. E.

tivating, priced to -sell. Jack

| Barnette, Colbert, RFD.

Model A John Deere Tractor
ane Taylorway Harrow, good
tires, price right. O. D. Hard-
man, Danielsville, Rt. 1.

Pitts, Box 8 Phone 2150.

Klondike Strawberry,
$2.75; White Bermuda Onion,
30c C; 500 $1.25; Peppermint
and Catnip, 10e bunch PP. Mary
iRuth Phillips, Royston, Rt 1.

Want an Electrie or Kerosene}

Want to exch. 1400 lb. Bush 1

500, |



PLANTS FOR SALE

PLANTS FOR





Frost Proof Chas. Wakefield,
Copenhagen Market, and Round
Dutch Cabbage Plants, green,

strong, 500, $1.; $1.50 M; 5000
and over, $1.25 M. Exp. Phone
2154. T. G. Crenshaw, Pitts,
mt 1

Mt. Huckleberry, bearing size,
85e doz.; Hazlenut Bushes, 75c
doz.; Wild Strawberry, 5 doz.,
$1.; Yellow Root Plants, 65c
doz.; Yellow Root, washed, free
of dirt, $1. for 4 Ib; lard box
full. Add postage. Mrs. Nancy
Henderson, Ellijay, Rt. 3, Box
49.

Frostproof Chas. Wakefield
and Early Jersey Cabbage
Plants, 500, $1.50; $2.50 M. Del.
Prompt shipment. Full count.
E. C. Waldrip, Flowery Branch,
Rt. 1.

Frostproof Cabbage, Collard,
and Onion Plants, $1.50 M. W. M.
Williams, Quitman.

Kudzu Crowns, not cut apart,
$10. M; Also Bermuda Grass.
Plants, $1. C..Add postage. Miss
Annie Sue Jones, Dahlonega, Rt.
1 ,

Early Jersey and Chas. Wake-
field Cabbage Plants, 500, $1.75;
$3. M del.; $2.50 M at farm;
Also .Marglobe and Rutger
Tomato Seed, $1.85 Ib. Del.
Prompt shipment. Good count.
Guy Waldrip, Flowery Branch,
Rt: 1. :

ss

Kudzu Crowns, rooted, 1 and
2 yrs. old, $2. C; 500, $7.; $12.50
M. Del. No echks. C. D. Crow,
Gainesville, Rt 2.

Rooted Sage Plants, $1 dez
Del in Ga Mrs. Joe W. Craft,
Hartwell, Rt 3.

Copenhagen, Chas. Wakefield,
Early Jersey, Market favorites
Cabbage, and White Bermuda,
Onions and Collard Plants, 500,
$1.25; $2. M. Del. in Ga. Fine
for tractor setting. Count and
quality guar. Ship daily. Phone
3883. E. LL. Fitzgerald, Fitz-
gerald, P. O. Box 662.

Cabbage by the millions,
Copenhagen, Chas. Wakefield,
Glory, and Early Jersey, also
White Bermuda Onion, and Ga.
Collard Plants, 500, $1.25; $2.
M. Disease free, no insects. No
orders too large or small. Ship
daily. I. L. Stokes, Fitzgerald.

Klondike and Mastodon
Strawberry Plants, 200, $1.50:
50, $3.; $5. M; Wakefield and
Dutch Cabbage, 500, $1.60; $2.50
M. Del. No chks, C, W. Smith,
Gainesville, Rt. 2.

Condon, Mastodon Everbear-
ing Strawberry, $1. C:; Blue-
berry, 75 doz.; Catnip, Sage
Plants, 20c ea.; Garlic Bulbs,
75e doz. Add postage. Mrs. Mae
Turner, Gainesville, Rt. 6.

Mastodon Strawberry, 70ce C;
500, $3.; $5.25 M; Klondike, 60c
C; 500, $2.50, $4.25 M. Exch, 200
plants, for 4 print sacks alike.
Mrs. A. D. Jones, Cumming, Rt.

White Crystal. Wax Bermuda
Onion Plants, extra large, green,
fresh, 500, $1.50;.$2. M. Del. PP;
5 M, $7.50. Express. Prompt del.
Satis. guar. F. F. Stokes, Warner
Robins, 304 - 2nd. St.

Klondike. Mastodon Straw-
berry, $1. C; Old Time Black
Raspberry, Tame Blackberry, 4,
$1.; Muscadine Vines, 35c ea.;
Blue plums. 40c ea; Walnut
Sprouts, 25c per ft. Add postage.
Mrs. Samuel Caine, Cumming.

Mtn. Huckleberry, Wild Black-
{berry, 50c doz.; Wild Straw-
berry, 50c C; 200 Klondike
Strawberry, $1.; Yellow Sugar
Fig, Peach Sprouts, $1. ea.;
Kudzu Plants, rooted, 10c ea;
(Raspberry, 6, $1.; Also Elberta
Peach Seed, 40c doz.; Clear-
stone, 35c doz.; Jap. Plum Seed,
|50e doz. Plus postage. Mrs. Otis
Mashburn, Cumming

Chas. Wakefield, Golden Acre
Frostproof Cabbage, fresh, green
(millions ready), and White Ber-

equipped,|complete, extra plows for cul-}guar. Ready J. D. Crenshaw, | muda Onion, 300, $1.; 500, $1.25,

|$2. M. Prompt del. All PP. R.
Chanclor, | Pitts.

Frostproof Copenhagen
Market Cabbage, $2.25 M; 500,
$1.35. Prompt shipping, good



Eldorado Blac! , 1m
ed variety, 1-3 ft., z
75 C; $50. M. Maude He
Greenville, Rt. 3. - :

Rooted Sage and GC
Plants, 2, 25c; $I. daz.s3
Hickory Nuts, 10 Ibs, $1
lbs., $2.; And Dried Leaf
$2: lb. Virgil Keith, Alvat

Kudzu _ Crowns, $10. M;_
cadine, Fox Grape Vines, |
ed, 4, $1. Add postage.
J. B. Jones; Dahlonega, R

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Mixed Missionary and M:
don Strawberry that gre
same patch; $1. C. PP. Tom
le, Carrollton, Rt. 8.

Large Red-Jumbo. Strawk
$1. C. Plus postage; Ove
$10. postpaid. Mrs. Elmer C
Gainesville, Rt. 8, Sse

Frostproof. Winter
Cabbage and Collard,
500, $1.25; $2. M: 3000,
H. Branan, Gordon.

Early Jersey, Chas. W
field Cabbage, ready, and |
muda Onion, 300, $1.; 500, $
$2. M. Del. Satis. guar.
Conner, Pitts. fa



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SEED AND GRAIN
FOR SALE

_

3000 lbs. recleaned Mi t
with about 5 Johnson Grass
per pound, 12e Ib. in 100 Ib.
ack Welden, Griffin, Jac
Rd. Ph. 5896. o

Approx. 800 bu. each Call

Full Grain Barley and Cc

Full Grain Oats, $2. and
bu, respectively, both sui
for seed or feed, No. 1 que
Approx. 1500 Ibs. Ky. 31 Fe
containing about & pet. ore
grass, 99 pct. germ., 12c Ib. |
W. M. Nixon, Thomaston, I
Ave. sg

Old Fashion Twidi
English Pea Seed, very pre
small and tender, 65c cup.
Waco Agnew, Canon, Rt.

White Eggplant Seed, 150
Whole White Eggplant, fu
ripe seed, $1. ea. Prepaid i
Mrs. T, M. Randolph, Mari
409 Washington Ave.

_ Frostproof English Pea |
40c cup; Striped Half Ru
Bean, 45c cup; Old Fas
Bunch Okra, Curled Mus
30c cup; White Multipl

Onion, $1.35 gal. Del. Mrs. L
Phillips, Royston, Rt. I,

Coker No. 1 Wilt Resi
Cotton Seed, Ist, yr., kept
at gin, $8. Cwt. N. G. Bi
Buford, Rt. 2.

Ky. 31 Fescue Seed, sov
certified seed, 50 lbs, or
25 Ib.; Over 50 Ibs, 22e
W. T. Ewing. Monroe, Rt. 3.

Pure Pride of Ga, and
Ice-box Watermelon
oz.; 1/4 1b, $1.20 PP in
W. Y. Summers, Newnan
5. =

Old Fashion Running En;
Pea Seed, frostproof, 50c pt,
postage. Mrs..Garnett
Baldwin, Rt. 1. :

402 and Virginia Gold Te
co Seed, germ. 91 pct. gi
from cert. seed, 40 oz.;
$1.10; $4.25 lb.; 2 Ibs. or
$4. lb. PP. Prompt i
Geo. Y. Fletcher, Tifton,

Champ. Green Glaze Col
Seed, 4 Thls., $1.; 8 Tbls, $2.
in Ga. Time to sow. Mrs. T.
loway, Cobbtown, Rt. 1...

Old Time Little White Te
Garden, White Tender Cuts
Cornfield Bean Seed, $1. .
Col. Striped Garden Beans,
cup. Add postage, Mrs.
Wade, Talking Rock, Rt. 1.

900 bu. recleaned Oats,
treated, in even wt. 4 bu.
$1.15 bu. Duke Lane, Ft. Val

Pure Iron Peas, pright, ft
matured, highest germ.,
cleaned, in burlap beeen
hay or seed, $6. bu. is
bu Oats, Texas Rustproof,
bu.; 100 bu, Arlington Oat
30 bu. FOB farm, and \

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SEED AND GRAIN
"FOR SALE

Glaze Collard Seed, $1.
-Collard Plants, $1.50,

Sane, 8c per stalk; Soft
Cane 10c stalk. FOB my
il) ship by express with

. S. J, Foss, Brook-

*

Victor Oats, 95 pet.
and Tift 14 Oats, 91 pet.
both recleaned, in even

oe 25e bu. J. D. Duke,
Valley.

ae Wide Leaf Bull Face
bacco Seed, 75c Thls.; Little
ion Peas, 35c cup; 3 cups, $1.;
kin Seed ,40c cup; Okra,
t.; Gourd Seed, 35c pack;
, $2. doz.; Sage Plants,
: Ze Mastodon Everbearing
z berry. 75c C. Add postage.
3 COD L. J. Ellis, Cumming,

rtin Gourd ~Seed, from
size gourds. Send a self
sed stamped envelope and
75 seed. Plant in March.
. Smith, Monticello, Rt. 2.

co Seed: Varieties 402,
85 pet., Chambers Special,
; germ., 1 oz., 50c, $5. Ib.;
$20.; Rutger Tomato Seed,
Kt PP. Earl Stuckey,

Bean. Seed, Cream
ner; and mixed Cut-
Cornfield, Little Pink Pea-
Week, 50c cup: White
glish Peas, 75 cup. Add
e. No chks. Mrs. Ivy
erland, Ellijay, Rt. =

der Garden Bean Seed,
falf Runner, Pink Pea-
cup. Add postage. Mrs.
Hensley, lay, Rt. 3.

ntl: Russian Sunflower

w Meat Watermelon
40 for 10c and self addres-
tamped envelope; $2.; $1.
pound. Add postage. Mrs.
Traylor, Rebecca, .

bu. good clean oats, $1.10
ill sack if you furnish
. V. Vaughn, Bogart.

~ White Multiplying
Ss, $1.25 gal. Exch. 1 gal.
print sacks not alike,
Jes or mildew. Ea. pay post-
s. Zoe Fortenberry,

bu. Victorgrain Oats,
fe run, extra clean, $1.25

ons Gatan Bean and Grass
od quality, $40. ton at
baled in square bales. H.

erkins, Milner, RFD. 1.
7019 Griffin.
te nest onion sets for

planting, $1.35 gal. PP
. Mrs, B. A. Weeks, Dial.

te Hall runner bean seed,

-free, 55c cupful; Clay
30c cupful; Black Diamond
ber, ? tbls, 15c; large hot
3 pods, 10c: mustard
z tbls.,
nt sacks. Ea. pay postage.
~ DD. os Ellijay. Rt.

der white Half Runner]

n beans, 50c teacupful: red
skled crowders and blue Java
25 teacupful; freestone
seed, 35c doz. Add post-
Mrs. Minnie Lou Brown,
Found. me. Tt,



red, 1 fresh in; 3 to fresh-
Jan., others later on, fine
ng, no culls, at farm 3- 1/2
SW Rutledge. ao. Cosa
edge. :

, January 14, 1958

5 M; Ga. Green Hard |

barn. You furnish bags; |

CATTLE FOR SALE

HOGS FOR SALE



6 reg. Guernseys, all tested,

well marked, 2 bull calves, 5
mos. and 2 mos, old, 2 heifers
9 mos. and 3 mos, old, 2 cows,
3-1/2 and 3 yrs .old, for sale or
exch. for corh in Shuck, oats,
good hay within 50 mi. Gaines-
ville. Ben F. Harris, Lula, P. O.
Box 115.

Brahman Bull, 2 yrs. old, 2 un-
related Brahman Heifers, about
800 Ibs. ea., $600. for lot. Or
trade for hogs at top market
price. R. J. Williams, Davis-
boro, Rt. 1.

Polled Hereford Bulls, reg.
both assications, ready for serv-
ice, $200. - $800. W. M.. MeGin-
nis, Alpharetta, Rt. 1.

4 reg. Hereford Bulls, 3 poll-
ed, 1 horned, 6 mos. to 3 yrs.
old, Domino strain, all very
gentle. Dams were good milk
producers and raise fine calves,
$100.-$350. ea. Mrs. C. W. Harper,
Decatur, Rt. 1, 1000 Columbia
Dr. De. 2975

Holstein Bull, 14 mos. old, fine
stock, not reg., 3 fine heifers,
2 fresh, 1 to freshen in March,
5 gal. cow to freshen in Feb.
See. Doyle Garrett, Dunwoody,
Ball Mill Rd.

15 close-up springers, heavy
Holstein, Jersey, and Guernsey,
1st. and 2nd. calves. D. A. Rus-
sell, Avondale Estates,

Guernsey Cow to freshen Feb.
4th., fourth calf, $175. Ezra N.
Castleberry, Atlanta, 997 Capito]
Ave. S. W. Ma 4775.

Reg. Hereford Bulls,
Domino breeding: Two 14 mos.
old (1 polled, 1 horned); three
5-7 mos. old (1 polled, 1 horn-
ed); 3 yrs. old herd bull, Also
Grade White Face Calves, Hei-
fers, and Bulls, 6-12 mos. old.
James M. Hill, Smyrna, Rt. 2,
Concord Rd. Phone 5-4857.

3 Holstein Heifers, 2 Young
Holstein Cows, all freshen with-
in 30 days. 5 P. Simpson, Col-
lege Park, Rt. 2. Ca. 6859.

Young 3/4 Jersey Cow, Ist.
calf, 3 gal. daily, $200. Fred D.
Griggs, College Park, Rt. 3, Box
165. Fa. 5830.

- Guernsey Cow, to freshen a-
round-4 mos., give 4. gal. milk
daily, now giving 2 gal, Reason-
able price. Near Flat Rock
Church. W. M. Fritts, College
Park, Rt. 3. (Call Fa. 4481 after
9 PM).



HOGS FOR SALE



20 OIC-PC feeder pigs, mixed,
with sows, bred and ready to
farrow, $15.; also Guernsey cow
with 4 wks. old heifer calf, $200.
at farm, Corner Niskey Lake
and county line Road, Eugene
Huzhalsky, Ben Hill. Rt. 1.

Black African big bone Guinea
male pigs, 7 mos. old, large
emough for service, $35. ea; 6
wks. old males, $2250 ea;
females, $20. ea. Reg. buyers
name. Ship anywhere. Will
| Dixon, Athens, 25 D Hillside St.
_| Phone 2878 W.

4 SPC and 2 Black Essex sows,
sired by Reg. boar, farrow Feb.
15th. and March 5th. 2nd and
3rd litter ea $50. ea; 25. SPC
pigs, 11 wks. old, from Reg.
boar, $10. ea; Trade for corn
and hay. at my barn. Roy M.
Bond, Lithonia. Rt. 1.

Reg. Cherry Red Blocky Type
|Duroc Pigs, $25. ea. Some un-
|Telated. H . L. Williams, Baxley.

3 Reg. SPC Male Pigs, 12 wks.
old, $20. ea. James V. Wood,
Pineview.

4 Big Bone Shoats, $12.50 ea.



at my place: $16. ea. shipped.
j}Andy Wade. Alto, Rt. 1.





dele Pecan Auctions ee 8, 1953
20,644 Ibs. equals $4,905.36

23-29 1/4e lb.
22-28 1/2c. lb.
__16-22 Ib.



19-22 lb.









Plato) 7



OIC Pigs, short nose, blocky,
from prize winning stock ,and
Hampshire Pigs, All 8 wks. old,
choice breeding stock, reg. buy-
ers name, treated. $20. ea. Mack

Patrick, Voc. Ag, Teacher,
Rabun Gap.

40 head Reg. Duroc Pigs, 40-
60 lbs., best of blaodlines, show
stock, well developed for 9 wks.
to 11 wks. old, male and gilt,
$25. ea. Leon Norman, Moul-

trie, Rt. $
Choice 1. yr. old purebred Ra
Duroc-Jersey Male, from champ.

Ga. bloodlines, 250 lbs., $35. at
farm, $40. del. 150 mile radius.
Robbie Rocker, Metter,

OIC Pigs, both sexes, 90-100
Tbs., from champ. _ bloodlines,
$25. ea. at farm. $1.50 extra if
shipped; Also light Service Boars
from show type sire and dam,
all registered in buyers name
J. H. Roquemore, Americus,
RFD 2.

Blocky Type Hampshire Gilts
and Boars, reg., with papers, 8-
10 wks. old, $25. ea. FOB. Do
not ship. Bobby Windham, Glen-
wood, Rt. 2.

Blocky type Hampshire Gilts
and Boars, reg., with papers, 8-
10 wks. old, $25. ea. FOB. Do not
ship. Hilton E. Davidson, Voe.
Ag. Teacher Lowery FFA, Glen-
wood, Rt. 2.

Blocky Type SPC Gilts and
Boars, reg., with papers, 8-10
wks. old, $25, ea. FOB. Do not
ship. Clark Moore, Dublin, Rt.

10 wks. old Hampshire Pigs,
may be registered buyers name,

$15. ea. My farm, Glenwood Rd.

Norman E., Elsas, Decatur, Rt.
2, Glettwood Rd.

PC Pigs, 8 wks. old, $10. ea.

not reg. at my farm I mile South}

Hooker School in Murray Co.
Will not ship. O. J. Robinson,
Dalton, Rt. 3, Box 114,

OIC Pigs and Shoats, short
nose, blocky type stock, out of
best of bloodlines. Paul J. Cain,
Commerce, Rt. 1.

One Cherry Red Duroe ready
for service, best of bloodlines,
registered litter, $45. with
papers; Also purebred Polled
Hereford Bull, 600-625 Ibs., well

formed, well marked, $165. E.
R. Upehurch, Baxley, Rt. 1.
Phone 2836.

Purebred PC Sow, approx.

300 Ibs.> with papers, $60. FOB.
From prize winning stock. R. P.
McCorkle, Buena Vista, Rt. 3.

SPC Reg of Merit gilts and
males, about 120 lbs. ea. excep-
tionally fine breeding
ae L. G. Owensby, Tennille.

age :

Purebred Hampshire Pigs, best
bloodlines, reg buyers name,
$20, ea. at farm. 2 mi. out Dear-
ing St. C._ M. Mahan, Megr.,
Covington, Rt. 4.

Reg. SPC Service Boars, 1
Bred Gili and Fall Pigs, unrelat-
ed pairs, wormed, doubled treat-
ed, guar. to satisfy on mail
order. H, B. Roberson, Chula.

6 SPC, NFA Shoats, $ gilts,
3 boars, 9 wks old, about 75
Ibs. ea., $100. for Jot. Homer
Hudson, Lumpkin, Rt. 1-A, (c/o
Fisher Hudson).

3 mos. old Berkshire Pigs,
subj. to register, well grown,
suitable for either breeding or
meat purposes, G. L. Bramlett,
Marietta, Rt. 4.



HORSES AND MULES
FOR SALE



Good Farm Mule, 1000 Ibs.,
ro bad habits, 8 or 9 yrs. old,
A-1 quality, guaranteed. Cleve
Hill, Reynolds, Rt. 2.

1 pair mules, 1000-1100 lbs.,
7 yrs. old, perfectly matched,
reasonably priced for cash. L.
M. Silas, Warrenton.

Good Mare,
round 1050

8 yrs. old, a-
Ibs., strawberry

|roan, good work mare, also a

No. 8 one horse plow, all for
$50. G. M.: Waggoner, Blairs-
ville, Rt. 2.

stock.| :

HORSES AND MULES
FOR SALE



Roan Horse Mare, about
1100 Ibs., pony built, $65.; Also
strong 1 H one row walking

No. 56 Chattanooga 2 H River-
side or Hillside Turn Plow
with extra new point, good
shape, $15. H. B. Shearhouse,.
Guyton.

Shetlands: Silver Dap-
ple Stallion, 3 Geldings, Mare
heavy in foal, also new cart.
,Hargain. Phone 5929J. H. M.
Lambert, Albany, 1003 Dawson

8 year old black Mare Mule,
good cond:, 1000 lIbs., $100. at
my place on Fairburn Rd., 1
mile east Douglasville; Also
good 1 H Wagon and light
farming tools, $50. .8. F. Wal-
den, Douglasville.

Gentle work horse, med.
weight, about 10 yrs. old, will
work or ride, $25.. my place,
5 mi. Dallas. Mrs. Zora Brown,
Dallas, Rt. 8, (McPherson Rd.).



RABBITS AND CAVIES
FOR SALE



Guinea Pigs (cavies), short
haired English, white, Himalay-
an, eream, red, golden, silver
Agouti, choclate, few albino,
size 8 oz, up. S. Battson, Griffin,
669 McLaurin St.

1 large NZ Red Buck, Sr.
stock, also few juniors, all ped.,
from best bloodlines, Yreason-
able price. Write: R. Lamar
Brantley, Wrightsville, Rt. 2.

Super fine White NZ Breed-
ing Stock, famous Wooley-few
Gold Seal stock, young only,
does and bucks $5.25 ea. John
Fields, Griffin, 1018 W. Poplar
St. Phone 3682 after 5:30 P. M.

3 ZW and Angora Cross
Bucks, 8 mos. old, 8-9 lbs, at
my place. $8. ea. Exch. 1 for
bred doe or high class buck.
C. W. Page, Atlanta, 140 N Ave.,
N. E. Phone At. 6452.

25 grown doe rabbits, 7-12. lbs.
ea., several breeds, Also 8 (7 and
8 wk, old). all meat prices. Mrs.
8s O'Neal, Concord, P. O. Box

4,

NZW Rabbits, ee type,
eyes, heavy breeders, 35 en
bred in Dee., 10 bucks, 25-
wks. old, for. sale or exch. for
ealf, pigs, or pheasants. W. T.
Pickens, Lilburn,

pink



SHEEP "AND GOATS
FOR SALE



2 Fresh Nubgian Milk Goats for
sale. W. C. Neal, Cartersville.

Milk Goats, fresh now, several
young Togs to freshen Feb. Ist.
Can furnish papers. $25. $50.
Registered, Leon Watson, Un-
adilla, P. O. Box 214.

4 Toggenburg Milk Goats, for
sale or trade. Luke R. Eason,
College Park, 3570 Redwine Rd.,
Rt, 3, Box 435.

Fat Lambs at market prices.
R. B. Curtis, Farmington. Call
Madison 2603.

15 female, 1 billy, 2 pinched,
1 butt headed, and one large
goat $3. - $7. ea. P. A. Cross,
Social Circle, Rt. 2.

2 fat, well kept milk goats,
ready for breeding, Nubian,
other, Toggenburg cross, both
heavy milkers when fresh, $25.
D. D. Haywood, Barnesville, 141
Cherry St.



LIVESTOCK WANTED



HOGS:

Want 10-50 Feeder Pigs or
Shoats. Must be cheap. Jack
Clement, Alpharetta, Rt. 1.

raise on halves. Mrs. E, H. Til
ley, Alto.

HORSES AND MULES:
Want young mare, broken to



Munro, Sharpsburg, Rt, 2.

cultivator, practically new, $35. |F

Early Hatch



Want someone to furnish the}

fi d 1 or 2 pi ;
eed an or 2 pigs for me ee eae $2.25 ea: 1 extea mi

|rooster, same breed, $5.; 1 Col

ride, at not over $30. Georgia|expense. Mrs. Dan at Qu
man, 910 W, LaFayette

LIVESTOCK WANTED



Want Iron Grey Mare, or
Horse or Mare Mule, 1200-1500
lbs., 4-9 yrs. old, gentle, work
single or double to anything.
. Powell, Tallapoosa, Rt. 2.

Want 1 reg. Gelding. Must do
5 distinet gaits. Either bay or
chestnut color and 2 or 4 whit@
stockings, 4-8 yrs. old, no
habits, gentle. Jean Lovell,
Rome, P. QO, Box 501.

- Want small, gentle Burro,
State location and price. Writet
M. A. McCloud, Clarkesville,
Hf. 3.



POULTRY FOR SALE



BANTAMS:

White Leghorn Bantam:
(trios), $5. trio; Also Dark Rich
RI Red Cockerels, $2. $3. ea,
From my Blue Ribbon Winners
at SE Fair and Macon, D.
Asbury, Atlanta, 442 Atwood S

LEGHORNS:

Brown Leghorn Roosters, Apr,
hateh, for sale. Will not ship.
Contact: Mrs. K. 3B. Martin,
Gainesville, Rt. 3.

Nice English Strain White
Leghorn Pullets, about 10 mo:
old, $2, ea. Or exch. 0G
grade white sacks, 100 Ib. ca
Can use few print sacks, 3 cue

4 alike. Write first. Mr; Gle
Holton, Soperton, P. O. Box 45
CORNISH, GAMES, GIANTS:

Purebred White rnisk 7
Game,, 1951 hateh hen
roosters, and some 1952 tch,
$2.50 ea. Mes. O. L.
Lavonia, Rt. 2.

50 AAA Jersey White Giant
Pullets, 8 mos. old,

my yard only. Mrs. L.
lett, Marietta, RFD 4.

Purebred White Cornigh Game
Coekerels, Apr. hatch, Few Ape.
hatch Pullets, $2.50 =e
R. K. Pruitt, Lavonia, % 2.

10 pure Dark Cornish .
b:

. Brame -

most ready to lay, ge, }
bone type, $25. H. W urmon:
Farmington.

-2 Ginn Game Cocks, 3 he
1951 hatch, $26. for lot. FO
here. F. D. Harwell, Sw, Che
blee, Rt. 2, Box 138.

PEACOCKS, PHEASANTS,
6| PIGEONS, QUAIL, VES,
ETC:

Spring hatch Ringn Ph
sants, Roosters, 94.50; Hens, $
50; Quail, $4.50 pr.; Also B

tam Pullets, started laying,
extra nice Cockerels, 90
Doyle C. Knight, Dublin,
North Drive.

5

50 or more Ringneck Phe
sant Cocks, 1952 hatch, 3-3- ih
Ibs., $3. ea. Exch. for hens same
breed. J. W. Healan, Hosehton.

Chinese Ringneck Pheasants,
bg 50 pr.; Bob White Quail, S$&
: Chukar Partridge, $12. Pry
Ringneck Doves, $4. pr.; Whit
King Pigeo $4. pry 195%
lue Peafowl, $45.
pr. Mrs. Helen Street, Atlanta,
Rik

25 prs. Cross Breed Pigeons,
all colors, 75 pr.; or entire lot,
$12.50 at my home. E. &
Stowers, Tucker, 5365 Lawrence
ville Rd., Box 302.

India Blue Peafowl, 4 and
yrs, old for sale or trade f
Fancy Bantams, Pheasant,
Geese, or other fowl; Also tra
Peacock for 4 or 5 yr. old h
R, A. Statham, Griffin, Rt.
Box 158.

REDS: NH, RI, PARMENTER@:
ETC:

50 NH Red Pullets, Oct.
hatch, $1.25 ea.

Vv. Te snl
Douglasville, Rt. 4. (Chapel H!
Community).

30 RI Puilets, AAA grade, i
ea. at my home, Hwy. 16. Cu

| Orr, Sharpsburg,
|






5 Carters Champion Ha
shire Red Pullets, Feb. hat

jnials finest (best egs) Roost
Hampshire Red, $5.; All 4
Shipped. Crates returned


















age 6-1/2 Ibs.





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__ POULTRY FOR SALE

-- ROCKS: BARRED, WHITE
- AND OTHERS:

400 good healthy Feb. 1952

epee Red Rock Cross Pullets,

aying at 70 pct. rate; will aver-
ea., $2. ea. in
gmall lots; $1.75 ea. lots of 100
er more. F, M. Ogletree, Barnes-

. ville.

12 White Rocks, 11 hens, 1

- rooster, $20. for lot at the yard.

J. .W. Wright, Rockmart, Rt. 2.

(c/o Mrs. Sallie Floyd).

URKEYS. SES,
HESE,: ETC:

White Embden Geese for
trio, $12.; $4.50 ea.;
$5.50 ea. Also taking
orders for Mammouth Toulouse

DUCKS,

a White Embden Goose Eggs,
Oe ea. Plus postage for ship-|
-_ ment :

- January.

beginning ~ last
W. J. Stegmeyer,
Savannah, 20 West 76th.



POULTRY WANTED



BANTAMS:

Want 3 or 4 (1952 hatch) pibe:
bred Buff Cochin Bantam Pul-
lets. C. N. Maloy, Brunswick,
P. O. Box 270 .

PHEASANTS:
Want to exchange year old

eo poe Pheasant Rooster for

Hen of same breed, Cannot ship.
ae after rooster. F. E. Colvin,
utord, Rt. 3

EDS: NH, RI, PARMENTERS,
THERS:

Want 6 RI, or NH Red Hens,
mot over 1 yr. old. No
Reasonable price. C. E.
Millan, Atlanta, 411 Georgia
Ave., S. E. Phone Cy. 8608.



FARM HELP WANTED



Want an experienced farmer
who is able to finance self for
work on farm. Mrs. H. W.
Martin, Baxley, Rt. 3.

Want man white or col. to
--work 8000 turpentine faces
Mrs. Quitman

oe faces).
yrd, Broxton, Rt. 2.

Want able bodied farmer ex-
perienced with tractor for farm
work. Joseph A. Nichols, Bax-

dey: Rte-3

Want farmer for 10-20 acres
of fertile land, grow corn and
vegetables. 6 R_ house, lights,
water, school bus route, near
ehurch, N. R. Mooney, Quill.

week

culls. |
Mc-}



FARM HELP WANTED

Want good man to work on
farm, drive truck and tractor.
Must be sober. Reasonable

salary, board to right man.
Arther Bloodworth, Rochelle,
Rt. 2. :

Want -sober reliable white
raan_ small family (self sup-

porting) to liye in 3 R house)

(with elec.) on farm, just - off
paved Hwy., and tend truck
patches, 1 1/4 mi. E. Drake-
town. T. W. Hutcheson, Temple
Mt<2:

Want xperienced milker for
35-40 cow dairy. Elec. milkers.
Must be sober, honest, willing
worker. W. P. Elder Jr., Cullo-
den, Phone Thomaston 3472 at
night.

Want elderly woman_ for
light farm chores on farm
(small acreage). eRoom, board,
small wage. Mrs. Ed Bennett,
Austell, Rt. 2, S. Gordon Rd.

Want small white or col.
family to tend 3000 second
year turpentine crop on halves.
Equipment furnished for hand-
ling. Can have as much crop
land as wanted. Good oppor-
tunity for willing worker. R. S.
Deen, Alma, Rt. 1.

Want reliable woman to live
on farm and do light farm
work for $15. weekly and
board and room. Mrs. Mary
Cash, Hiram, Rt. 1.

Want middle age man and
wife (white) to share crop and
grow vegetables. Come at
once. W. C. Cowart, Guyton,
RFD 1, Box 170.

Want good sober, honest
man to furnish own tractor
and equipment and_ cultiyate
200 acres land on 50-50 basis.
Will furnish ample fertilizers
and land. Want to turn. into
stock farm as soon as possible.
Good proposition for good man.
H. T. Hicks, Wrightsville.

Want family to work on farm
to make crop, grow baby
chicks to 10-12 wks. old. Can
give some extra work. Refer-
ences. B. R. Woodliff, Alphar-
etta, Rt. 1, Phone 3861.

Want white farmer for 100
A near Doraville. Standing
rent. 3 R house, elec. T. J.
Worth, Doraville, Rt. 1, CH
4280. :

Want good man for 2 H
farm on halves. 2 A tobacco,
10 A peanuts, cotton, corn.
G. F. A. Williamson, Fitz-
gerald, Rt. 3.



FARM HELP WANTED |

ia

Want good farmer to tend
large 1 H crop. Good land for
cotton and produce, bottom
land for corn. Furnish tractor |
and mules. Large 5 R house
(white) om school and. mail
Rt., elec. Atchie D. McDaniel,
Duluth.

Want family to Seeae dairy
and do other farm work. State
salary expected. H. E. Larsen,
De Sota, Phone Leslie 2030.

Want good, dependable fam-
ily for 80 A farm, including
pasture land, on mail and
school route, 3 mi. church. Have
large house with lights. Ad-
dress. Mrs. W. J. Stone, Fitz-
gerald, Rt. 1, Box 111.

Want white,
middleaged woman in good
health to live as one of family
on farm and do light farm
work. $50. month salary. M. I.
Edwards, Clyo. -



POSITIONS WANTED



Single man wants job as care-
taker, or chicken farm work.
Adyise salary. W. F. Jones, At-
lanta, 814 Bolton Rd.

Single man wants job as care-
taker on farm, or caring for
chickens. References. T. E.
Smith, Atlanta, c/o L. O. Sailors,
2179 Wingate St., S. W. -

Eldery couple wants 8 or 10
acres land, and chickens and
hogs to tend near Columbus.
Work land on halves, and other
by the month at reasonable
wages. Need comfortable 3 or 4
R house, with water, lights. J. W.
Cullefer, Buena Vista, Rt. 4.

Want job on farm at once. 10
in family. State wages 4 to work
after school. Lynh Conley, Pitts,
Rt. 2;

Want job as herdsman or
general dairyman. Several yrs.
experience. Roy Thompson, c/o
Ostar Cochran, Griffin, Rt. 5.

Retired mill man (just wife
and self) wants job on farm
caring for cattle or poultry. 4
R house with elec. near
church, on mail route. Best
of references. Christians. Write:
W. L. Hines, Griffin, Rt. M,
21 Cascade.

30 yr. old man wants job on
dairy farm. Can milk cows.
Wife, self, and small child.
Charlie Priest, Douglasville, Rt.



uneneumbered, |



- POSITIONS want ED

40 yr. old man with wife ana
5 children wants job as over-
seer of farm. Experienced cat-
tle, truck and tractor. driving,

turpentine, and orchard work. 2
boys old enough to work when
not in school. 3-1/2 mi, Tifton-

Moultrie Hwy. A. Cc. Whisnant,

Tifton, Rt. 6.

46 yr. old man Sante job,
at onc on dairy farm (10 yrs.

experience). Milk, do pasteuri-

zing, and milk room work.
Need 4 or 5 R house with elec.,
school and mail route. South
Georgia preferred. Have to be
moved. Give all details. H. C.
Swafford, .Brunswick, Rt. 2,
Box 190.

Man wants i068 on tuitt driv-
ing tractor and other farm work.
12 yrs. experience in tractor
farming. Can raise cattle and
handle labor O. C. Foskey,
Thomasville, 606 cen pels A St.

|Phone 659 R.

White Vet., 33 yrs. old, wife,
2 children, wants job, tractor or
truck operator on truck farm.
Raise corn on halves. Must be
with good man. Cattle, stock,
or dairy. Good~ wages. House,
lights, water, wood, milch cow,
on school bus- line; and - year

around work. Good references.
J. S. Rowell, Greenville, Rt.
4. 7

57 yr. old man honest, sober,
wants year around job on farm:

Good 4 R house, lights, water,
wood, pasture, stable, good
salary. Must be with good:

man near Woodbury, Green-
ville, or Newnan. Have to be
moved. Live 6 mi. Griffin. J.
D. Dotson, Griffin, Rt. 5,. aoe
183 A.

33 yr. old white man, wife
and small child, wants job e
farm for wages and house wi
elec., near church. Lifetime on
| farm. Exp. tractor driver, and
dairyman. Paul E. Wilson, At-
lanta, 346 Pryor St., S. W.

Want farm supervisor job on
farm, hogs, cattle, truck driv-
ing, or work with peaches, 6
yrs. experience. References
furnished. Have wife, 2 chil-
dren. Have to be moved. See
anytime after 7 oclock P. M.,
at W. B. Easom. Farm J, W.
Greer, Vienna, Rt. 2:

Middle age man wants job on
truck farm or light farm work
near Atlanta, preferably. Ful-

ton Co. Desire house lights,
wages. Move after Feb. 1s'
lanta,

180 Gs H. Mitchell, |
arnett wie Ba

| ing), and. look afte
work. Monthly

Must be good land

work by day. Ne



NO.i NO.A NO.S NO.4s) Ferner Co, Sickert, Ashburn $17.94
Washington Co. Marketing Assos. . aa
dandereville $18.05 $16.81 $16.01 $00.00 | JANUARY 8 cee
Pk Heavies . .. - $17.00 | Wilkes Co. Stockyard, Washington $13.30 $18.40
... 5 Seaboard Stockyards,.Clquitt . $105. $17.70
roducers Cee Pekiege oe $18.10 $17.00 $16.31 $00.00 Peoples Livestock Market, Cuthbert $18.00 $17.50
ta ivoucck Co Pasct $18.36 $17.62 $16.00 $00.00 Jepeway Craig Commission Co.. Dublin $18.14 $17.50
- Columbus Stockyard, Columbus $18.90 $18.80. $18.80 $00.09 | Jones Neuhoff, Macon ot EP:
- Chatham Co. Stockyards . $18.40 $17.85 $17.50 $00.00 | Dublin Livestock Commission Go. $18.16 $17.05
JANUARY 8 Wayne Co. Livestock Market, Jesup $13.50 $18.05.
; Emanuel Co. Stockyards, Swainsboro $18.25. $17.75 $16.50 $00.00 Ragsdale Long Commission Co., Secs ee
Muscogee Livestock Co. Columbus $18.30 $17.50 $00.00 $00.00 Quitman $18.15 $17.78
Sew Go. Livactick Matket. Lessburg- $17.85 = $1725. $10.00 $00.00 | Vaidosts: Etvestorl. Cov Nees. $18.05 $17.80 _
Dodge Co. Stockyard, Eastman $10.05. $1745 $00.00 soo.go | Claxton Stockyard OM es
eT sng aia = = $18.02 $17.69
: Farmers Stockyard, Sylvania $18.75 eee poe Milan Stockyar d, Milan A : $13.03
Union Stockyard, Albany $18.25 $1755 $1645 $14.49 | Bulloch Co. Stockyard. Statesboro behind
Vidalia Stockyards, Vidalia $18.15 $17.60 $16.27 $00.00 _ JANUARY 9 Sa
" Haslohuret Livestock Mkt, Hazlehurst $18.01. $17.10 $16.10 $00.00 | SiB Bros, Stockyard, Bartow se
| Mitchell Co. Livestock Co. Camilla $17.85. $17.38 $1841 $00.00 | !**mers Livestock: Co, Dougles i - 51001
|" Middle Ga. Livestock Sales Co., Jackson $18.90 $00.00 $00.00 $00.00 Effingham Co. Stockyards, -Splingield, 16-00
John Black ae Barn, Gainesville $19.00 $17.80 $00.00 $00.00 Bainbri oe dsice ava Tak: Bainbri a $17.95
_ Moultrie Livestock Co., Moultrie $17.95 $17.53 $00.00 $00.00 : oe : Se : eres
: _ Heavies . . . . $17.30. Toombs Co. Stockyard, Lyons $18.12
- Tattnall Livestock Co., Glennville $18.28 $17.69 $17.01 $00.00 | Candler Livestock Mkt., Metter _ $18.00

































































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2 a
Want job o
dairy farm, for Ben
salary, _ Consider

work. 48 YDS:- old,
(13 yrs. old), Ready
have to be move

out from= Lavonia
ville Hwy., Ist.
below Henry M
Good references.
eeeoue, Rt. 71,

SOD yr Ord. Wh
perienced) wants
after cattle farm
farm, on. halves.
Can keep
do carpenter work
mons, 1 Ri

tractor (harrowin,

Westbrook, Cadwell.
Want farm for s'!

house, in Fulton
Kimbrill, Roswell,

Man and wife
on 50-50 basis,
Some day work
crop. Can do an
work except
Ready to move. Cl
Canton, Rt. 1

~ Want work on
ton farm (with
tools). 5 to se
chicken house.

3 women to do pa
chores. Lifetime
Prefer No. Ga. J.
renceville, Rt. 4.

32. yr.- old
(no children) want
poultry, or truck
able to operate
Sober, honest, wi
Frefer DeKalb <
$4. daily and ~ ho! a
wood. Jack Crews,
Rt. 1, Sexton ae a
G. Ross.

~ Middle. age man
on farm with
for small sala
board. Experienced
work, carpenter
work, also in pc
stock. Sober, ho
ferences. a