Farmers and consumers market bulletin, 1953 March 18

torial By TOM LINDER





h age few days the ee of
entatives in Washington passed,
imately a two-thirds vote, a
e@ Hawaii the 49th state 1 in the





















































d the Senate fallow suit and
Hawaii become the 49th state, the
a we have known and loved will
rnoed into another empire builder
werld domination. The dominance
nite race and the civilization of

ite man will be furthered along
\c of. Sens marked out by the:

; "WHAT Is HAWAII -

ii is a series of twenty aids
rhich are inhabited. They extend
area in the Pacific Ocean of 390
Their total area is about equal to

sland, Taken together they are
imately one-tenth the size of the
Of Georgia. The area in square miles

r are died about By 000 miles
he west coast of California, The

is 499,794. In population
bout equal to Fulton SRuny,

i 529 or about 70 percent live in
nty of Honolulu on the Island of
245,612 or more than 50 percent of

Bee

waii produces sugar ee pineapples
practically all- of its economy is
on these two products.

_ PEOPLE OF HAWAII

en the Hawaiian Islands were first
ed by white men the population
ed cf people of the yellow race,

native to the Philippine Islands
other Island. groups in the South

the ee man ed and
ished sugar and pineapple planta-
e Island has been populated large-
Philippinos, Japanese,
and every degree of cross breed
els. About one-third of the popu-
anese, and this is why it was
_ the Japanese to perpetrate

om Linder Commissioner

WEDNESDAY, MARCH 18, 1953

awaii-Pearl Harbor
In Washington

NUMBER 27



, of the States of Connecticut and

opulation, according to the 1950

tal population ne in Honolulu

the same kind of people who are

Chinese .



Ha attack on Pearl Harbor on December
7, 1941.

If the making of Hawaii a state can
be justified, then there is no reason why
each of the large Islands in the Philip-
pines should not be made a state. There is

no reason why Japan should not be divid- .

ed up and made into several states. There
is no reason why Korea should not be

made into two states and called North

Korea and South Korea: In short, when
Hawaii becomes a state we are on the
road to a contest with Russia for control
ofthe lands and peoples of the world.
We have already received into this
country so many millions of peoples of
racial strains who are incompetent of
self government that we are in danger
of finding curselves in a situation where
a dictatorial form of government will be

necessary to prevent chaos. Every state .

added, particularly those of Asiatic peo-
ples, will increase the necessity for a
dictatorial form of government. We may
soon find ourselves. in a position where
instead Sf controlling the world, the shoe

will be on the other foot and the world

will control us.
PUERTO RICANS

In recent years so many Puerto
Ricans have been brought into New York
that the Puerto Rican vote has become
the controlling factor in New York elec-
tions and they are rapidly pushing the
Italian out of control, even in the City of
New York. It has been a number of years
since the white Anglo-American vote has
been of any special consequence in elec-
tions in New York City. The Puerto
Rican vote, plus the American negro vote,
plus the Italian vote is in absolute controi
in New York City and is largely in
control of the election of the governor

-and U. S. Senator in the State of New

York.
THE BIG FIVE CONTROL ALL

VEALTH AND BUSINESS IN HAWAIL

Alexander and Baldwin, Ltd., Ameri-
ean Factors. Ltd., C. Brewer and Com-
pany, Ltd., Castle and Cooke, Ltd., and
Theo. H: Davies Company, Ltd. are
the Big Five in Hawaii. They are the

_ Hawaiian Wall Street farmers who,

with our U. S, Wall Street, control the
sugar supply of America and who were
powerful enough to put American sugar
cane and sugar beet producers out of
business so as to make room in the

. submarines were in control and were:
sinking all our ships it was impossible _

_ternationalists into our ports.

investments throughout the world.



American market for their imported

sugar.
_ This is why we had the sugar famine
during the war, because when Hitlers:

to get sugar from the Hawaiian and West
Indian plantations of the Wall Street In-

These are some more of the Interna-
tional financiers who have been powerful

enough in Washington to get our Congress,

to pledge your money and the blood of
your boys to defend and protect their

BLOOD ON OUR HANDS
The Hawaiian Islands were invaded
by a few white men, some of them mis-
sionaries with Bible who saw an oppor=
tunity to get rich and threw their Bibles

away. With the support of American

troops they overthrew the native govern-
ment and have enjoyed protection of the

American Army ever since in exploiting

the natives, the Phillipinos, the Japanese,
the Chinese, the Portuguese, and other

conglomery peoples. We have blood on ~
our hands. We simply acquired these Is-

lands by conquest from people who have
never done us any harm or who would
never have done anyone any harm.
WHY NOT OTHER STATES FOR
WALL STREET
If the Big Five 2,000 miles from this

continent are entitled to a state with just

as much representation in the U. 8.
Senate as New York or Georgia, then

why should we not create a state for] ==

General Motors at Detroit and give them
two U. S. Senators: Why should not Ford

have a state with two Senators. Why not.
give DuPent a half dozen states with
twelve Senators. One fact is incontrover-

tible. Big Internationalist money isin the
saddle in Washington. America.is a pawn .~~

in their hands. The millions of dollars
spent every election to elect a president,
a senate, congressmen and governors is
big money from big men with an ax to
grind. Are the people asleep? Are the

people helpless? Will the people forever

continue to furnish the tax money and
the blood while these Big Wall Street
Internationalists on the one hand and

Russia on the other gather the nations

together for another world war and
perhaps the last.
TOM LINDER







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FARMS & FARM LAND
FOR SALE

FARMS & FARM LAND
FOR SALE



About 60 A good land, large
new barn, large 4 R house, 2
' mi. 78 hwy., from Carrollton
and Villa Rica. Elec. lights,
good water. Reasonable price.
Gordon Cooke, Carrollton, 68
Rome St.

: 63 A farm, Haralson Co., mail

route, 20 A cultivatable land, 12
A pasture with lasting water,
bal. orchard, woodland, some
young pine timber; Good 4 R
house, lights, good well, large
barn, other buildings, Reason-
able price. Immediate posses-
jon Cecil Gable, Cedartown, Rt.
3.

370 A, 2 mi. Carl, Borrow Co,
growing solidly all stages pines
to saw timber, productive. land,
borders, river, streams, lake
sites, 1 mile paved road com-

leted soon, Elec., mail, school

us route. Herbert L. Perry,
Statham.

729 A on paved road, Terrell
Co., Dawson-Morgan Rd., part-
ly fenced, over 300 A cultivat-
able. Several cypress ponds
with adquate water for cattle
farm. 3 tenant houses, 2 wired
for electricity. 1 deep well. Im-
mediate possession, C. H. Smith,
Jr., Albany, Box 324. Phone

~ 4283.

Approx. 100 A good level
Jand, 7 miles LaFayette, Wal-
ker Co. on good roads; schools,
churches, markets; Equipped
for stock raising or row crops;
9 R dwelling, gas heat, run-
ning water, lights, phone; 30
cow dairy barn, sleeping barn,
other dutbldgs. Variety fruit.
All in high state cultivation. See
by appointment. Phone La-
Fayette 40035 or write: J, C,
Parker, Trion, Rt. 1.

95 A good land, Spalding Co.,
3-1/2 mi. SE Orchard Hill, 10
mi, Griffin, 60 A timber, 35 A
open; Two 4 R houses, 1 store
building, 3 small barns, all
property in good cond., rerit for
1953 (buyer to receive rents,
$35. monthly). $4500. cash, C. R.
Walker, Griffin.

103-1/4 A land, Hwy. 240,
rowing timber, Schley Pecan
rees, IKEA line, school route,
6 mi. W. Ideal, Macon Co.; Good
ceiled house wired, 1 tenant
fhouse. Homeof the late J. L,
Lelson. $5000. Mrs. Norman
Williams, Owner Ogle Ogleth-
orpe, Rt. 2.

50 A land, 6 R house, good
well, lights, phone in house, all
wired, Hwy. 8 mi. No. Craw-
fordville, Toliaferro Co. M. L,
Johnson, Crawfordville, Rt. 2.

38 A good land, 32 acres cul-
tivation, 1-8/10 A tobacco allo-
tment, 5-1/2 A peanuts, fenced,
fair buildings, 6 pecan trees;
Newly remodeled 5 R house and
2 A land, 1-1/2 mi. off paved
highway. A. M. McClellan,
Sylvester, Rt. 3._

\

66 A, 5 mi. N. Tifton, Hwy. 41,
Ranch Style Home, large out-
bldgs., plenty fruit and pecans,
tobacco and peanut allotment,
lots of fences, good land, Jights,
water, fixed for stock raising.
Phone 686 M-2. G. H, Tuttle,
Tifton. : 4

245 A, 73 A cultivation, 4
A tobacco, 7 A peanuts, 1/2 mil-
lion feet saw timber, ready to
cut, turpentine lease expires
this fall, good stand young tim-
ber; 2 houses, new tobacco barn,
stock barn, REA, school bus and
wail: rt. Irwin -;Co., 4 mie,
Chula, $100. acre. W. C. King,
Chula, Rt, 1,

65 A land, paved road, from
Union Point to Athens, 35 A
cultivation, mostly wired in; 5R
house, lights, and 2 R house;
Good car shelter; 8 outbldgs.,
good well with pump, farming
tools; 4 cows, 4 calves, 2 heifers,
Sell all together. Homer Allison,
Bairdstown.

40 A land, 10 A bottom, 6 R
house, barn, 4 mi. No Clarkes-
ville Mabersham Co., in Inglis
Community, 1/2 mile off black
top road, RFD, near school bus
route to Clarkesville Element-
ary and High School. Dock Tay-
Jor, Clarkesville, RFD 3.

210 A good land, on new State
Paved Hwy, 3 mi. good public
school, good bearing pecan
grove, ideal for row cropping
or livestock raising; 5 R dwell-
ing, 1 tenant house, new elec.
pump in well, 2/3 place under
fence, running water from
springs; 3 churches, good
neighbors. David T. Jennings,
Americus, P. O. Box 84.

70 A good red land, 30 A cul-
tivation, 5 R house, some out-
bldgs., $35. acre; Also 180 A,
75 A cultivation, bal. pasture
and woodland, good 5 R house,
large barn, 4 R house, $45. acre.
3-1/2 mi. S, W. Villa Rica, 3/4
mi. off hwy., 2 mi, 78 hwy., on
good soil road. O. L. Spence,
Villa Rica, Rt. 1.

116 A farm with some water,
good house, partly remodeled,
elec, pump in well, some stock
and equipment included. Mrs.
Julia Spitaleri, Lizella, Rt. 1,



Box 285.

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FARMS & FARM LAND
FOR SALE

- 187 cattle farm with
modern R 5 house, bath, as-
bestos mas composition roof,
cement pore raeep vn pens
houses, elec., large barn, plenty
storage, fertilizer house; Good
fence divided imto 6 pastures,
Coastal Bermuda, Bahai Grass,
Lespedezas; 65 A oats, rye,
vetch, 2 larrge ponds, 4 open
wells, several thousand long
leaf pines, $13,000, William
Steele, Eastman, Rt. 6. Phone

3947.

6 A more or less fertile land
for growing vegetables, flowers,
ete 10-15 minute drive to Le-
Tourneau Company, or Toccoa
Thread Mill. Good wired dwell-
ing house located Toccoa Val-
ley, for sale or exch. for small
farm or loeation suitable for
green house. Mrs. John M. Fri-
ar, Toccoa, Rt. 3.

100 A woodland, \ $20. per
acre. , A. Pickren, Khine.

212-1/2 A, Macon Co., 152 A
cultivation, year arouzid brook,
Bermuda sod pasture standing
timber and young growth, pe-
can trees; 3 tenant houses, scho-
ol bus, mail rt., 1 mile church

with equipment for row crops,
Intl. combine, for sale or. rent.
Victoria Whatley, Oglethorpe.

25 A Union Co, lower Young
Cane, near Notley Lake, part-
ly cultivated, bal. woods, pas-
ture, small creek thru place; 6
R house, furnished or un-
furnished, barn, other outbldgs.,
elee., near - school, mail rt.,
churehes; other property ad-
joining ideal for cattle, poul-
try or truck farming. Good land;
good community, Priced to sell.
Bob Jones, Blairsville, Rt. Rt.
3, Box 182,

250 A land, fenced, cross
fenced with barb wire, half
open land, 20 A bearing pecans,
20 A good. size pine saplings,
bai. wire grass; Bermuda grass,
connected to ever flowing
stream; 5 R_ house, 2. baths,
modern, elec., gas, attic fan. L.
H. Finleyson, Finleyson.

-73 A land, 5 mi, Toceoa, Step-
hens Co. near Carnesville Rd.,
modern house, outbldgs., good
pasture, on mail route, $2000.
cash. C. P. Deal, Toccoa, Rt. 1.

175 A farm, 100 A permanent
pasture, 50 A bottom, 20 head
Norther Springers, Holsteins,
fenced hog lot; Modern home,
hardwood floors, bath, hot
water; Also 15 A cres with 10
R modern rock home, 2 baths,
hardwood floors, Hwy. 23, 12
mi. No. Buford, Nice lake site,
3000 chicken ecap., drilled well,
fenced hog lot. Mrs, A. D. Bar-
ker, Gilesville, Rt, 1.

71-1/2. A. farm, Polk Co,, 7
mi. Rockmart, 16 mi. Cedar-
town, running water year a-
round, pany. bottom land, wo-
od; 6 house wired for elec.
stove on REA, Barn good well
water, school, mail rt. 1/4 mi.
hwy, now under contruction.
Near county line Bapt. Church,
near Pleasant Hill Bapt. Chureh.
$3500, J. P. Griffin, Rockmart,
Rt, 2, Box 108.

Small acre age, 6 R house, ap-
ple orchard, good pasture, cre-
ek thru, running year around,
some young timber, 1 mi. Ken-
nesaw, Cobb. Co., 15 min. drive
to Bomber Plant, No outbldgs.
See owner after 6:30 P, M., or
all day Sat. Reasonable price
H. P. Stewart, Kennesaw. Call
Marietta 8-2980.

47 A good land, 10 A sowed
in Oats, 1 A in fescue, 3 crim-
son clover, 7 A pasture sowed
in Kobe and rye grass, branch,
35. A open land, rest timber; 5
R new cement -block house,
wired for elec. stove tenant
house, outbldgs., pump in well;
Long road frontage on hard sur-
faced road, school bus, mail
rt. Phone in house. 16 mi. At-
lanta, Lee B. Black, Stock-
bridge,, Rt. 1. Phone 3182,

75 A, Gwinnett Co., near
Buford Hwy., 6 R house, elec.,
phone, old outbldgs. Good land
(not level), not at present farm-
ed, some timber. Reasonable. J.
R. Marbut, Atlanta, 1112-Shelby
Pl, S. E, Di. 5366.

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FARMS & FARM LAND
"FOR SALE

4

farm land in qiltivation, in one
between Rochelle and Ab-

and the land, $30. acre. Wright
Mixon, Abbeville.

70 A farm land, 43 A cultiva
tion, remainder in fine timbe
7 mi. So? East Hazlehurst, Jet
Davis Co., REA line, school |
mail, rt. near churches, 2.8 a
tobacco allotment tobacco barn;
Dwelling, other buildings. Mrs.
Margie D. Goolsby, College
Park, 410 E. Walker Ave. :

40 A mountain land with
paved frontage on both sides,
1 mile Cumming; Fine view,
several places for home along
road, semi-private location, $25.
acre. Terms to right person.
Might trade. Maynard Mash-
burn, Cumming. -

14 A, some good patches,
fenced pasture and hog pasture,
barn but no house, stream,
spring, borders on creek, good
fishing, some timber, good
well, 1 1/2 mi. Lithia Springs.

Dunwoody Rd., for sale or
trade for small place further
out. Guy Summey, Atlanta, Rt.
6, Mitchell Rd.

100 A cattle farm, 75 A
seeded in fescue, ladino, kudzu,
all fenced. Good 5 R_ house,
large 2 story barn, other build-
ings, well watered, on black-
top road, 2 mi. So, Clem, C.
M. Nix, Clem, Rt. 1.

About 6 A land, Tallapoosa,
Haralson Co. with 3 houses (4
R, 2 R, new 2 story with -as-
bestos siding, upper,story has
4 rooms, bath, closet, hard-
wood floor), All with natural
gas, water, elec, 1/2 mi, to
Thread Mill. All or any part.
J. C, Abercrombie, Tallapoosa,

bale cotton to acre, some saw
timber, 3 public roads, 3
springs, good pasture, 1/4 mi.
highway, Paulding Co,; Good

inside and out, tiled well, elec.,
tenant house, good barn, at
Crossroads Church, $16,500.00
cash. James V-.. Griffith, Ac-
worth, Rt, 2,

9 A land, 2 A cultivation, 5
|R house, elec., lights, water in
house, near store, main hwy.,
chureh and lake, school and bus
Rt. Well hasnt failed since
drilled. House partly finished.
. V. Adams, Mineral Bluff,
Es

40 A mere or less, good
garden wired in, 1 R house,
good well in back yard, near
2 churches, mail Rt., school
bus by door, for sale. Come
see, Emanuel H. Gibbs, Mineral
Bluff, Rt. 1, Box 13.

The Banks Hereford Farm,
consisting of 253 fertile acres,
12 mi. So. Carrollton, Carroll
Co., 150 A fine improved pas-
ture, modern cattle farm, 75,-
000 ft. saw timber, good
streams; 3 good houses, 3 good
barns, several good storage
buildings. Cattle and machin-
ery optional at market price.
W. G. Banks, Clem, Rt. 1, c/o
Banks Hereford Farm.

48 A land with 4 R house,
other outbldgs., priced to sell.
Joe N. Turner, Dahlonega, Rt.
1, Box 86.

60 A farm, 7 mi. W. Blairs-
ville, 30 A cultivation, 10 A
pasture, some _ nice young
timber, plenty running any

New 6 R house, good R
house, one 60 x 20 chicken
house, rural mail Rt, near

school bus line. C, R. Hudson,
Blairsville, Rt. 4. ~

14 A land containing living
quarters, store, some outbidgs.,
7 mi. W. Elberton, Hwy. 72.
J. B. Saxon, Elberton, Rt. 5.

172 A more or less fenced,
9 mi. SW Cordele, Crisp Co.
road in front of house, schoo

2 porches, 5 R_ house,
ood barn, outbldgs. e
ights, Alma J. Bundrick, Cor
dele, Rt. 1. Box 143



Approx, 1385 A woodland and

body

beville,. paved hwy.; Timber on
place is being cut down to 10
inches, This _ offer to contain
only timber 10 in. and down

and paved hwy.; Ford Tractor eas Beith, Pastels eee)

4 acres land on Peachtree d

200 A good red land, make|

7 R dwelling ceiled and painted

bus, mail Rt., 5,R house, hall,| barn,



































































































thru. place, lots of
yver 2000 long leaf ;

lots saw timber, yo
trees.:Good neighbors.
of broiler section. $2
terms to right perso
C. Denson, Cumming,

50 A on Brownsvil
Hwy. 5 mi, Powd
|4 mi, Do ville,
proved pasture, fescu
eza, clover, bermuda,
ywater, 4 A in wheat
4 R house, bath, ha:
floors, wored for ele
in well, also 4 R hou
$8500.00 H. C. Shaw
Springs, Rt. 1.

47 A land, 7) mi, S
ton, 2. mi; off-7& 7
lights, mail Rt., scho
oor, 2 houses (4
running water, good 1
ture, saw timber. M
Higginbotham, Canor,

70 A land, good
outbldgs, big chic
Hog pasture, good
/summer pasture |
plenty water, 10 A
school bus, mail Rt.
Kennesaw, 5 mi. Ma
C. Bryson, Owner, Ke
Rt. 1, Pine Mtn. Rd

Beef or dairy cattle :
Rockdale Co., pre KK]
on paved hwy,, 20 mi, A
-521 acres, all fi (
fenced; 3 large !
silo, machinery shed,
dwellings, elec, light
water, all in good repe
mer and winter. perma:
tures, excellent pond
eral streams. Cost of.
ments over $50,000,
at $40,000. Can fin
B. W. McFall,

:

208 A cattle farm, -ni
coa, on Broad Riyer, St
Co., 180 A fenced, cross 1
springs, creeks, plenty
2 wells, lots pine, saw t
bottom land, winter grass
roads, school bus, mail R
church; 3 houses, 2 wi

2 barns, other bidgs.,
Half down, bal. terms.
Plummer, Owner, Cornel
Co, 1 mi. E. Risin,
dwellings, e- 4
brick building (105 ft.
ft., wide), abundance of -
Sell,. rent, or lease,
appreciate, 8.
Rising Fawn,

Good 4 R house on |
road, wired for elec. s
ning water on porch,
acre or 3 acres land, |
off Hwy 78 at Mablete
Floyd Rd. Near churches,
Rt. and school bus by
A. E. Thompson, Ma
Floyd Rd. a

12 A more or less w
good orchard, plenty ti
Jake with fish, running we
pasture, 1 mi. Daw
School; Good 4 R house ~
for stoye, pump in w
story chicken house, |
house, barn. Will meet

Dalton and take you 0
see place. T. M. Stewart,
ony: RE 3, :

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45 A more or less, 01
Creek, Fanning Co., near
Post .Office, some torr
upland, young timber,
running water, growing
Dwelling house, barn.
smith shop, near chur
bus, mail Rt. Priced
Hasson Stanley, Aska,

155 A farm, good land,
30 A crop 1 12 A pi
lnty water, some

r, plenty wood

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nd, northern edge
(Jasper Coe Jasper,
at), mountainous
rowing pine. Con-
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. ft., front, 200
iwy. 78, Haralson
limits, west
on water and elec.
timber, for sale.
Bremen.

S, 668 ft. paved
, nice 5 R cot-

board fence, 500
ile bath, auto.


























r, phone. Rich
land, some r-
re, fenced. Hun-

ng grape vines,
black walnut, ap-
od chicken house
mi. N; Atlanta.
| substantial cash
H. Ray, Cham-
hamblee Tucker
2272
umpkin Co., ideal for
. So. Dahlonega,
opalaber ge : itl
improved pasture,
icken house, 1 un-
cken house, (about
plenty rw
ap in well piped to
and barn. Come
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Carroll Co near
for sale. Miss Gladys
opville, Rt. 1.

35 A cultivation,
30 A timber, lies
of Crooked Creek, 3
o ; Good 7 R
, elec., $2500.00 Jim
oung Harris, Rt. 2.|

ite Co., 5 mi. So.
2 mi. W. Mossy
ground, school, and
) A woodland and
e saw timber, 100
en for cultivation, all
ale with improved e-
ek 2 dwell-

ns, stables, chicken
~H. Keith, Atlanta,
aRd,: Nie

d, school and mail
open, rest in tim-
saw timber to pay
school, mail Rt., well
hts, big creek thru
ockery, Arnolds-

d, more or less, some
good pasture with

*, plenty wood, fine
louse by good spring,

bus Rt., near store
Good community.
for poultry farm.
icholson, Hiawassee.

louse on 1 acre farm,
fenced, well on, back

.., lights, all ather
ol bus Rt, barn, lo-
pees, Jackson
0.0 il down pay-

: totinw: Ray Mz.
Brookhaven, 126
4 Atlanta Phone

aes a

A clear land,
(sprayed), out-
z modern

D.| bulls, tractor complete, 2 row

-|equipment, plows, _harrows.

; | 12,500.00 Harry W, Martin,

rm, 1 mile E. Ac-| Gainesville, Rt. 8. Phone 3112-

b Co. 50 A open] R-4. :
young timber; One

two 3 tenant} 66 A completely fenced, 1200

FOR SALE

f

_ 166 2/3 A good land in Du-
cs District, 3 dwelling houses,
or sale. See: Will Mays, Fin-
leyson, Rt} 1.

100 A, about 3 1/2 mi. East
Jefferson, near paved Hwy. 5
one 9 R house, one 4 R house,
3 branches, lots of saw timber,
beautiful lake site, near church,
$8000.00. Easy term. Or con-
sider renting. W. Maley,
Jefferson.

20 A land, 5 mi. So. Cum-
ming, 10 A open, soil taken off
part, can be built up very
easy, 3 or 4 A kudzu, rest in
woods, No buildings. Plenty. of
running water, REA power line
good soiled road, 1/2 mi. 141
Hwy., 1/4 mile school bus line,
store, Bapt. Church. Good com-
munity, near major store on
Hwy. 141. V. V. Brannon, Cum-
ming, Rt. 4.

12 A. 5 1/2 mi. W. Hartwell,
Hart Co. on Hwy. 29,- store,
filling station, block building
(40 x 50 ft.), 50 pecan trees,
good land, rest rooms, hot and
cold water. W. W. Higginbot-
ham, Canon, Rt. 1.

Immediate possession: Cattle
farm, 330.66 A, Rockdale Co.,
12 A Newton Co.; 2 good
houses, 1 old house, 3 barns,
2 equipment sheds, chicken
houses, 2 tractors, . combine,
mowing machine, tiller, hay
rake, hay baler, harrow, plant-
ers, cultivators; drilled well,
2 dug wells, 3 sides on South
River. Streams cross fenced.
Lespedeza, Fescue, _ Sericea,
Ryegrass, Crimson Clover, 4
A fenced for hogs. $65. acre.
Artheur Henderson, Covington,
Rt. 2. Phone 5797.

108 A dairy farm, 8 mi. No.
Gainesville, permanent pasture,
cross fenced, all new wire,
plenty water, lake site; Modern
4 R house, bath, water heater,
school bus Rt., near churches,
road being paved within 1/4
mile. Grade A barn, fully e-
quipped, 12 cows, 8 heifers, 4

ft. frontage east side State
Hwy. 41, 1.1/2. Mi. S. Wood-
land, some pulpwood, abund-
ance water, some permanent
pasture. Fine home site, 4 R
tenant house. Elec,, natural gas
available. $2600.00. J. C. Cook
Jr., Woodland, Tel. 2414.

120 A farm, good land, well
situated for cattle farm, spring
water through each lot, nice
lake site, about 50 A cultiva-
table, plenty timber; Two 3
and 4 R houses, good cond., 2
brooder houses, 2000 cap. ea.,
lights, phone, mail, school Rt.,
barn, other bldgs. Good wells
with pump. 4 mi. E. Acworth.
30 mi. N. Atlanta. . F. Powers,
Acworth, Rt. 1. >

Poultry farm, = 7 A
land, stocked with 2000 White
eo established 23 yrs.,
7 R and 4 R house, elec., deep
well, pump house, city water
available. S. J. Gardner, At-
lanta, RFD 14, Box 198.

'40 A land, 20, A in wood, good
well- water, branch in pasture;
1 House with elec. lights. Blain
Hood, Acworth, Rt. 1, Phone 9-
9880. 2

20 A land, 3 good buildings,
2 dwelling houses, 1 store
building all with lights, water
in house, plenty running water
in pasture, good orchard, grape
vineyard, strawberry patch, lo-
cated on. Blue Ridge-Blairs-
ville Hwy, 5 mi. W. Blairsville;
on school bus and church Rt.,
reasonable price. J. H. Free-
mon, Blairsville.

Mountain Farm, 9 mi. Clark-
esville consisting 121 A, 30 A
open bottoms, 70 A timber, good
buildings, $475.; Also 125 A,
Winder-Gainesville Paved Hwy.
all under fence, 30 A lake, well
stocked with fish, nearly 200,

Ridgeway, Winder, Box 426,

22-1/2 A very fertile land,
Gwinnett Co, 4 mi. SE Nor-
cross, 8 R house, good barn,
outbldgs. school bus with-





:| well,
20

0 yds. Good neighborhood.



000 ft. saw timber, $8000. T. H..

i

FARMS & FARM LAND

FOR SALE

150 A, 35 A cultivation, bal.
timber, mostly pine, approx.
1800. units pulpwood, good lot
saw timber, 2 ceiled tenant
houses, barn outbldgs., all new-
ly covered, elec. lights, water
falls large enough for grist mill,
on paved road, 3 mi. town. C,
B. Ellison, Maysville :

210 A, Banks Co., near Giils-
ville, plenty good timber, 2
houses; Also 20 A, Lula, 2
houses with electricity, pump,
good large barn, good _ stock
farm, for sale. Come see. Docia
Harris, Lula. |

171 A, Banks Co. 20 A hog
pasture, 60 A cultivation, plenty
running water, pump in well,
10 mi. Commerce. H. W. Jortes,
Commerce, Rt. 5.

342-1/3 A cattle and farm
land, 50 A fenced, large branch,
lake site, 150,A open, bal. young
pines plenty oaks; 4 R block
house with bath, 3/4 complete,
4 R wooden house, tenant
house, cattle and other barns,
other outbldgs, near hwy.,
phone and lights available, scho-
ol, mail rt. 3 round-trip transit
buses daily, 8 mi. W. Greenville,
11 mi. E, LaGrange. J. F. Tram-
mell, Greenville, Rt. 2.

60 A DeKalb Co., 17 A oats,
10 A-seeded, paved road, 16 mi
Atlanta, 2 dwellings, 2 poultry
house, one 30 X 140 Ft., other
26 X 75 Ft, 7 brooders, other
equipment; Allis - Chalmers
Tractor with equip., $16,000.
Paul W..King, Lithonia, Rt. 2,
Stephenson Rd, Phone 3922.

38 A farm land Liberty Co.,
near Camp Stewart, large pas-
ture, turpentine boxes, 6 large
bearing pecan trees, grapes,
flower garden; 2 story home
(now divided into 6 apts.), hot
and cold water, 3 cabins which
rent at good prices; Large metal
roof Barn, other outbldgs., $15,-
000. Mrs. M. G. Quarterman,
Mcintosh.

155 A good all-purpose farm,
level to rolling, 39 A fine creek
pottom: 6 R house, large spring,
large dairy barn, crib, all good
condition, 2 dwellings, 1 barn
fair condition, electricity in all
-houses, $10,000. Good terms. J.
W. Clements, Chatsworth.

4 fine cattle farms, 40,000
chicken cap., 3 modern homes,
paved hwy., 100 A bottom, 200
A permanent pasture, 150 A
young timber nice lake and
motor court; 60 Head reg. pure-
bred Holsteins, Jerseys, for sale.
Consider exchanging for timber
land. Phone 1984-M Gainesville,
Ga. E, B. Martin, Flowery
Branch, Rt. 3.

261 A, 3 mi. Douglasville, pav-
ed road store buliding, main
modern house, 4 ordinary tenant
houses, elec., phone. suitable
location for cattle, Poultry and
row cropping. $25,000. Ben H,
Cochran, Douglasville, Rt. 4.
Phone 2215.

40 Acres land in Pauling
County, close to Dallas. No
houses. $400, Chas. Stanford,
Owner Atlanta, 312 Sinclair
Ave, N, E. MA 8411.

15 A, ,Sweet Water Creek bot-
toms and uplands. Sev. godd
building lots. House optional.
Just outside city limits Austell,
25 minutes drive to Atlanta.
Mrs. R, C. Wood, Austell, Box
324. Phone 5932,

175 A, 3-1/2 mi. Lavonia, 2
topsoil roads, 2 mail route, scho-
ol bus to Laviona, half mile to
graded. road, will be paved in
90 days, 100 A in good pasture,
8 A now in fescue clover, rye
gtass, bal. young timber; Two
4 R dwellings, REA lights, 2
barns, 2 wells, creek, 2 branch-
es. Reasonable. W. Morgan Wil-
limas, Lavonia.

100 A farm, good for all crops,
25 or 30 A level bottom, no
rocks or stumps, plenty plat up-
land, plenty timber; 4 R house,
elec. Tunning water; Few min-
utes to Hiawassee or Burton
Lake; Cow pasture, hay mea-
dow. gilfred M, Eller, Titus.

1 acre land with 5 R house in
fair cond,, mail rt., near scho-
ol; house with elec, lights, elec.



2250, C, H. Jennings Norcross,

water pump. 4 mi. Hwy, 23, W.
P, Kendrix, Tiger, Rt. 1.



FARMS & FARM LAND
FOR SALE

la Rica-Carrollton Hwy., 4 mi.
So. Villa Rica. 3 R house, plenty
wood and water, wired for elec-
tricity. See .me for price and
terms. Mrs. D. M. Boyd, Car-
rollton, 114 Aycock St. (Or see
H. O. Boyd, Litha Springs on
weekends).

33. A good land, good 6 R
house, barn, pasture, well, near
churches and stores, school bus
mail rt, by door, on Ga. Power
and Bell Telephone Line rea-
sonable price. Clara Hoofer,
Alto, Rt. 1.

200 A land, 1 mile off paved
hwy., 160 A young timber, no
houses, $27. Acre; 205 A ad-
joining above, good 4 R tenant
house, small barn, 100 A timber
with 3 yrs. lease on it, $25.
acre. Located midway between
Columbus and Albany. State Rt.
55. Joseph Barge, Weston, P. O.
Box 128. Phone 301.

400 A, paved road through
farm, elec. available, 100 A tim-
ber, 30 A pecan trees, 100 A
pasture on which has been used
$400. per acre fertilizer and seed
in past two years, $45. acre 35
mi. Ft. Benning. (Land within
1 mile sold $60. A this past
year). James W, Adams, Wes-
ton, Phone 261. S

400 A farm, Bartow Co., near
Emerson. 1 mi. off 4 lane hwy.,
fine Punkinvine Creek Botton
land, some good cotton land,
good spring, some mountain
land, $20,000. Phone 763 J Car-
tersville. J C. Goode, Emer-
son.

50 A farm, Union Co., 18 A
cultivation, some good bottom
land, make 75-100 bu. corn per
acre, 12-15 A in pasture, about
20 A timber around 125,000 ft.
saw timber; Good 6 R house
newly painted inside and out,
well on back porch, elec. good
barn and cribs, 2 chickens
heuses, dbl. garage, 1 mile
Blairsville, $6000. W. H. Floyd,
Blairsville. :

5 A land with house, paved
hwy. No. 23, also 50 A near
eis hwy. C..M. Wilbanks.

to.

85 A more or less, Wilkes Co.,
all wired in, nice 5 R house with
large hall, screened in back

and outside, plenty water in
pasture, well in yard with plen-
ty water, nice outbldgs., 11 mi.
Washington school bus by door,
near churches, elec. $4,500.

ington, Rt. 1, (west).

125 A more or less, 25 A open,
rest in young timber, 30,000 ft.
saw timber ready, 2 mi. paved
hwy.; 5 R house, ptenty out-
houses, school bus rt. near
churches, stores, elee. house;
Land will produce 1 bale cotton
to acre. Perfect well water, 27
mi. SW Loganville, mail rt.
Good neighborhood. $2800. Mrs.
Mitchell, Loganville, RFD

162 A cattle or truck farm
on yew river, 75 A bottom
land, bolyd . streams,

25 mi. Atlanta. See: W. L.
Conner, Conyers, (Tel. Atlanta
DE 3178).

52 A Georgia land, Hart Co.,
near Hartwell, 30 A cultivation,
rest in pasture, lots of timber,
fairly good 4 R house,, barn,
near school bus route, church.
Wallace Billings, Owner, Cram-
erton, N. C., Box 18.

Approx, 40 A good land, 2
mi, W. -Fayetteville, Hwy. 54,
adjoining Lake Bennett proper-
ty, good building site, free run-
ning branch, lake site, 1000 ft.
road frontage, plenty wood,
some saw timber, $2500. J. E.
Knowles, Fayetteville, RFD 2.

41 A near city limits, very
fertile land, with 4 nice dewell-
ings, 5, 6, and 10 rooms, with
baths, elec. free city water
(bring over $200, monthly when
rented) long paved frontage in
city, also long side frontage on
highway, Several valuable
building lots both front and
side; 3 R tenant house with ten-
ant to work farm, Sell imme-



diately. Mrs. G. W. Barber,
Athens, Rt. 1. arg

Apne OU ee es i a roy

38-3/8 A land, 1 mile off vil-|)

porch, front porch, painted in|

cash. Mrs, Acton Combs, Wash-|

growing |
timber, 3 tenant houses located |

FARMS & FARM LAND
FOR SALE 4

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house, Gwinnett Co., near Sugar
Hill, $200. W."T. Willard, Cham-
blee, Box 291. sg

Large 10 R modern | farm
home with 2 baths, also 2 small
houses, with 50 acres land, 20_

A open, bal. woodland, pasture,
spring branch, for sale, rent, or
lease, Consider small place in
exchange. A. C. Sherrer, Tal

botton, Rt. 3. : =

Good 31.6 acre farm on high-
way, 5 mi. Braselton, 15 A cul~
tivation, plenty wood, good pas-
ture with running water; Good
5 R house, pump in well, paved
road to Winder, Gainesville,
Lawrenceville. School bus rt
Near 3 Uhurches, J. F. England,
Auburn, Rt. 1. e

485 A livestock farm, 100 A
permanent pasture, 265 wooded
pasture, 120 A cultivation, on
paved highway, east of Albany,
electricity, deep well, 3 lakes,
permanent water, tenant house,
implement shelter, barn, pas-
ture of Dixie Crimson clover,
Bermuda, Rescue, Ladion
Clover and Bahia, for sale. G..
B. Hawthorne, Sylvester. ;

120 A land, fine for cattle
and hogs, 40 A pine timber
(middle age), plenty oak tim-
ber, 3 branches; R house,
barn, 3 chicken houses, For
sale or exchange for smalleg
place. Terms. lf down. Let-
ters ans. Mrs. Cinthia Day,
Gainesville, Rt. 5. sii

157 1/2 A, 9 mi. N. Carroll
ton, 8 1/2 mi, Temple on Tal~
la River, 2 houses, barng
Also 100 A farm, 1 house, barn,
$4,500.00 cash. Felix L. Wynn,
Temple, Ri. 1. : :

3 A land with stream thi
place, also 1 spring on it; G
summer home, near Rabut
Gap School at Clayton, Ga.,;
small 4 R house; Fruit trees,
rich garden, $2000.00. Mattie
ater Atlanta, 695 =
Center Hill Ave. Tel. BE 4120,

110 A bonsactng river, 6 mi.
Lithonia, 1 mi, 124 Hwy., nat-
ural lake site, ideal cattle farm,
10 R dwelling, 2 copa houses,
2 branches elec. C. T. = i

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herd, Stone Mountain,
,Box 27.

10 A, fronts on Fairburn Rd, |
1 mi, E Douglasville, 3K
house, barn, ow iS 0
well, branch, $3000.00; Also 26
A adjoining, no buildings but
lots. of timber, Dane, AE
land, $2250.00. Terms, 8. F.
Walden, Douglasville, Rt. 4.

50 A land, part bottom, part - ;
upland, all tendable, some
timber; Good 5 R house, barn,
outbidgs., 2000 cap. ehicken
house, good well, $15.00 acre, o&
will rent. Miss Lizzie White,
Dahlonega, Rt. 1, Box 57. .

85 A land, 8 mi. So. Dallas, .
3/4 mi. off Hwy., 20 A bottomg
-4 R house wired, mail route,
water, $16.00 acre. J. W. Bone,
Dallas, RFD 3. aloe

2 A land, Carnesville Toe,
coa Rd., 6 mi. Carnesville, 4
R house, running water, hot Se
water heater, wired for eleg..
Sase ae house - x 130 :
as heat. equipment i
alts new. $3000.00. Marsha
Whitworth; Carnesville, Rt. 2.

House and lot with store
room adjoining living quarters,
all modern conveniences (gas,
bathroom, hot and cold water,
ete.). for sale. Mrs, Jim Max+
well, Bowdon, Rt. 1. aS

Acreage near Lawrenceville,
Gwinnett Co., Buford ovr 106
ft., frontage, over 200 ft. im
depth. Robert H. Hale, Atlan
P. O. Box 6592, Station G,
4013.

46 A, house wired, ba
smoke house, work shop, pw
house, well, hog pasture, under
fence, garden, good orchard,
vineyard (grapes and scupper=
nongs), 1/2 A strawberry, 3
extra pecan trees, pear tree,
Mail by door, 1 mi. Methodist
Church, school, 1 1/4 mi, Bapt
Church, 1/2 mi. paved road,
running water through place.
See: Mrs. W. A. Robinson, Car-
roliton, Rt. 5.

442 1/2 A land, about 2/8

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Turner, Ball Ground, Rt. 1.

200 A edge Quitman, Brooks
Co., 60 A stumped, cultivated,
Dixie Hwy.; Natural pasture,

ine and hard wood timber; 6

resident, two 4 R, one Be SEU
vent houses, 2 large barns, to-

acco barn, other outbldgs.;
Near Many churches, | geod
schools, cotton, hosiery and,

other mills, etc: $20,000.00 (part
ash) for quick sale. A. T.
_ -Milteer, Quitman.

131 1/2: A farm, 2 1/2 mi.
town; Good Jand, make bale
-eotton per acre, plenty wood
{some saw timber), several
-acres in et 2 branches,
good for cattle; 2 Houses, fair
Outbldgs, near 2 churches,
~wehool bus Rt., electricity. Road
to be paved this year. H. J.
cCollum, Canon, Rt. 2.

27 A good land on Rockbridge
Rd., 14 mi. Atlanta city limits,
-, 2 large creeks, some timber,

for cattle farming or truck, $80.
acre. Tedms: Also 2 1/2 A on
Rickbridge Rd. with 8 R block
house, all conveniences, rock
rage, 3 small chicken houses.
0 mi. Atlanta. W. B. Atkinson,
owner, Stone Mountain, Rt. 1.
Rockbridge Rd.

77 A. good jand, 3 1/2 mi.
Bowdon, Carroll Co.,
Atlanta, some saw timber, lots
of young timber, lasting water
in pasture; Good house, (well
water on porch) ainted in-
side and out, 2 good barns. 200
yards Bapt. Church. Can get
possession now. Z. L., Ander-
son, Bowdon, Rt. 3.

30 A land, mond for farming
pasture; 6 dwelling house,
-*elec., store house. School bus
and mail route, $2000.00. Dave
Holloway, Dahlonega, Rt. 1.

40 A Jand, 18 A under fence,
permanent pasture, 4 R house,
@lec., flowing water, $16,000.00.
Present income from _ rents,
-@abins, and apartments, $150.00
~_ynonthly. Geo. S. be jesasieca
~ McIntosh.

63 1/2 A land, 9 mi. Marietta,
_ 4.1/2) mi. So. Acworth, 1 mile
= off 4 lane hwy., on Due West
cworth Rd.; 5 R house, pump
in well, plenty outbldgs., ideal
country home; fine | cattle
Fon All or part. Reasonable.

hone 5983. Bryon - Taylor,
ennesaw, Rt. 2.

20A, 5 mi.

N. Roswell, 1/4
mile off Canton Hwy., 15 A in
mew green pasture, $4500.00.
ae Dangar, Woodstock, Tel.

-. .17_A land, 7 R house, barn,
~~ putbidgs., good pasture; good
Jake site, $11,000.00; 15 A ad-
joining, no house, "$3000.00. 4
mai. Decatur, 3 mi. Tucker, just
off Lawrenceville Hw Near
pocorn Church. A. Ww. Stapp,
ucker, Rt. 2.

43 1/2 A land, good home,
da tenant house, 1 large barn,
ther bidgs. water. mill, and
gin. See: G. R. Tanner, Gaines-
eewalle, Rt: 3.

40 A 8 R house, plenty of
wood, some saw timber, water-
ed by well, 2 branches, 5 A
permanent pasture, near Mt.
Olive Church, 4 mi. Acworth,
pop Co. B..L. Cable, Acworth,

as 2;

.2 A land and house, White
Co., avaiable, school and mail
Bits, 7 mi. Cleveland, 9 mi.
Dahlonega. Ideal place for sum-
mner- home or raise chickens.
All road frontage; For sale or
exch. for equal property near
Fast Point or College Park, Ga.
Mrs. L: S. Etris, East Point,
3465 Lee St. CA 8530.

8 A land (more or less), 2
small houses, Hwy. 72, about 7
1/2 mi, Elberton, between El-
berton and Athens near Ogles-
by, $1100.00. W. M, McClain,
Elberton, Rt. 5.

One large farm, plenty bot-
tom and, plenty timber, water,
elec. lights. J. E.
Mineral Bluff, Rt. 1,

Phone
2604 Cooperhill, Tenn,

some land in cultivation, good.

65 mi.

.Ga.,

Williams,



40 A Poultry Farm, Pine Mt.
Valley, Harris Co., capacity for
2300 layers, modern equipped,
not netting over $400.00 month.
Good 5 R house with all modern
conveniences. John S. Leach,
Shiloh, Rt. 1, Phone Hamilton
2035.

60 A land, about 35 A culti-
vation, rest pasture and woods,
2 houses, one 6 R, one 3 R, on
paved Hwy. 2b; four miles So,
Carrollton; Plenty running
water, some timber, pump in
well, water*in both houses. J.
L. Horton, Carrollton, Rt. 3.

225 A top-notch stock farm,
permanent pasture, clover and

fescue, now carrying stock, lo-

cated near river, plenty water,
ideal dairy set up; 2 Houses,
2 Barns, outbldgs., school bus,
milk route. Near large indus-
trial center. J. B. Davis Sr.,.
Lafayette, RFD 4; Phone 4-
0023. ; d

183 A good land, 40 A bot-
tom, over 100 A under fence,
plenty running water, 2
branches, 3
place, 6 mi. Lawrenceville on
Collin Rd. H. F. Black, Law-
renceville, Rt. 1.

50 A good red land farm,
about 2 mi. off Hwy., on good
country Rd., 2 mi. E. Glover
School House, Gwinnett Co.,
3 mi. E. Norcross, plenty stream
water. J. O. Duncan, Norcross,
Rtv

15 A good land, 6 A cultiva-
tion, bal. in timber, approx.
35,000 ft. pine saw -timber, 1/2
mile city~ limits Canton, on
Killion Rd.; Good 5 R house,
painted inside and out, wired
for elec. stove, telephone, well
water on porch, good 40 x 32 ft.
barn: M. G. Byess, Canton, Rt.
Ze

22 A land Jefferson Co.,
bounded on one side by creek,
on the other by Waynesboro
Hwy., some timber, pond site.
Mrs. Elton Snider, Louisville.
Phone 5293.

Sell 5 A land. with 7 R
house; Junior High School a-
cross road and church 1/4 mile
from house, city water, lights,
14/2>mi: town. Oe SES oe
Fitzgerald, Rt. 3.

74 1/2-A 660 land, Haralson
Co., near Black Top Road, 2
mi. W. Draketown, no build-
ings, $20.00 per acre. Or cheap
cash rent. W. A. Biggers, Cor-
dele, Rt. 2. -

94 A land, 7 R house, barn,
garage, well in yard, 2-4 R
houses, 1 has well in yard, all
with elec. lights. See: Mrs. R.
A. Partridge, Amity.

60 A land, 1 Dwelling, lights,
running water, mail and- Bus
Rt., also double plow; harrow,
corn mill, all tools fit, Ford
Tractor, 2 heifers, (1 ,freshen-
ed March tst.), 2 mules. Sell
all together, $4000.00. Lincoln
Stepp, Blue Ridge, Rt. 2, Box
39. (About 3 mi. SW Epworth).

125 A land cornered on Hwy.
27, about 3 mi. So; Colquitt,
a little over 8 acres pea-
nut allotment. Harvey Widn-
er, Colquitt, Rt. 3, Box 32.

12> A home site: near Mc-
Donough, on paved road, $950.
73 A farm, about 50 A good
open land, nice lake, well stock-
ed with fish; Good old 7 R
home, elec., near church, school
bus Rt. Sell or rent at bargain.
Easy terms. See: D. L. Foster,
Owner. McDonough, Rt. 3.

13..A tract, of \Jand, .10-A

| pecan orchard; 2-5 residences,

one shop-garage with gas tank
installed, small frame store
house, adjacent to Southern
RR in Meansville, Pike Co., Ga.
Convenient to schol, churches,
Pimiento Cannery. and Nut
Shop. Write. Mrs. Eugene Bar-
rett, Atlanta, 964 St. Charles
Ave., N. E.

50 A farm near Gillsville, a-
bout 8 mi. SE Gainesville,
house and barn, near Harmony
Church, See, no letters. W, H.
Brock, Gainesville, Rt, 4,

Yellow River thru}.

Willis Wilkinson, Atlanta, 693
Lindsey St., N. Ww.

60 A land, ievel, pasture,
spring, good house, on top soil
road, 20 mi. SE Hapeville, $50.
acre; Trade for 100 A or less
near Atlanta. E. G. McDade,
ae 660 _ Federal - Terrace,

467 A farm, 2 mi. W. Sumter,
200 A cultivable, 17.3 A pea-
nut allotment, 257 A pasture,
ideal farm, elec. pump, lights
in house, wired for stove, and}
_on school bus and mail Rt $40.
acre. E. L. Waller, Smithville,
REDS:

Ideal cattle farm, 340 A and,
plenty water flowing, everal
god lake sites, 25 A Sericea,
25 A Fescue, 50 A Kobe Les-
pedeza, 40 A Oats, and Crim- |
son Clover, 60 A open, 140 A
woodland; Nice dwelling, 2
tenant houses, modern block
dairy barn, mule. barn; 2 /mi.
No. Chipley, Also 18 head
dairy cows .and dairy equip-
a Jesse B. Smith, Chipley,

reas

80 A land, Coweta Co., loca-
ted at Sharpsburg, Ga., hard
surface road frontage. No

house, growing timber. H. B.
Pitman, Newnan, Rt. 4. -

337 A, 150 A cultivation, rest
woodland and pasture, 6.2 A
tobacco, fine for livestock, or
row crops, 2 ponds; One nice
farm home, 2 other heuses,

Elec., school bus route, 3 mi.
W. Metter. O. F. Daughtry,
Louisville. :

mi. SE Centralhatchee, between
Five Notch Rd. and Chatta-
hoochee River, mostly under
barb wire fence, mostly mixed
young timber, some open land,
some old fescue grass; 4 R
new, house not yet completed
inside, $25. acre. W. A. Hannah,
| Franklin. :

40 A, White Co., 3 mi: N.
Cleveland, timber, bottoms, pas-
ture, trout stream, good spring;
Barn but no house, $1000.00
cash. With some trade. Daniel
B. Gates, Winston, Rt. 1.

- 141 reg ie A ee farm, 2 mi.
Black 6 mi. Court
House; 4 ne sr at R_ house,
large barn, 6 outbldgs., all new,
1 store block. house, 200,000
ft. saw timber, school, mail Rt.,
$8000.00. H. N, Watts, Buchan-
an, Rt. 1.

30 A farm, Lafayette Dal:
ee etal located about 5 1/2
aFayette; 6 R house,
eat wired for stove, -has
spring and lasting running
water through farm, some tim-
ber, good pasture, fruit orch-
ard. 2 1/2: mi. No. Trion, Hwy.
27. Charlie Coker, Trion, Rt.
x;

Chigken Farm, 5000 cap.
broiler house, concrete block
construction, aluminum _ roof,

equipped butane gas, brooders
(6); Modern. home, oil furnace,
weather stripped, 15- mi. At-
lanta, 4 A land, $18,500.00; 20
A, 5 R-house, barn, elec., well
on porch, 1000 ft.. paved road
frontage, 800 ft. dirt Rd. front-
age. Mrs. Glenn Bridges, Dun-
woody, Phone Chamblee 7-
4192. ;

194 1/2 A farm, 2 mi. city,
40 A bearing pecan grove, 5
A blueberry grove, bal. culti-
vation and woods, $100.00 per
acre; Also 11 acre pecan grove,
(trees 5 yrs. old), 1/4 mi. town,
$3000. F. L. Bradshaw, Boston.

18 A farm, good level land,
small pasture, good barn, al-
most new 4 R house painted
inside and out, wired for stove.
rae Clay Barnett, Aragon,

ee

262 A farm, good pastures,
plenty water, good lake site,
wood, some saw timber, plenty
fruit, 18 -or 20 mi. Atlanta,
school, mail Rt., Two good 5
R houses wired for stove, one
3 R house, good barns, out-
bldgs., near church and stores,
aig neighborhood, $37.50 A.



235 A land, Heard Co., 2 1/2}

.| Lookout Mtn. :
| community, 2 mi. paved: Hwy.

280 A land, Dublin Mil
ledgeville Hwy., 3 houses, barns
some fenced, well. water runs
year around, some pasture, and
road now being paved, school
bus by door, mail Rt. Ida How- |
ard, Oconee.

sO aia WHE peu 4 R
house (owner occupied), front
'and back porches, all opening,
(back screened), good well,-on
Yates Rd,, Red Oak, Fulton Co,
fronts 400 fee 905. ft. back,
school bus 250-300 yrs. from
house; Mail, laundry, board,
milk, phone, elec., line, -good
schools, churches, good com-
| munity, George - 'P. Williams,
College Park, Rt. 2, Box 414 A.

6 A or more land fronting
Hwy. 75 between Cleveland}
and Nacoochee, Ga., White Co.,
7 R modern house, ideal loca- |,
tion for raising chickens, C. E.
Wright, Cleveland, Rt. 3. ~

Farm, Henry Co, 2 mi. Jans
kinsburg; 30. A- cultivation, 12
A cattle pasture with barbed
wire fence, creek running thru
5 A hog pasture, fenced; 4-R
house, barn, stables, elec., mail
Rt., water at door, good jJand;
$500. 00 down; Bal. convenient |
terms. C. ae Beale, Atlanta,
2293 Peachtree Rd. VE 9697.

Jil A fine rarming land,
stream running through center,
6-12 A lake site, one old house
that needs some repairs. $30.
aye Pre ne re

t

Woon front Jot end small
house on Blythe Island, near_
Brunswick; for sale or rent
to reliable party. See: Mrs.
John S, Ward, Atlanta, 889
Edgewood Ave.

312 A land, Heard Co., 3
houses, plenty running water,
mile hwy., 3 mail route, roll-
ing store by door, good farm
jand, ideal for cattle raising.
y: H. Burgess, ee Rt.

ft.), 2 mi. So. Blue- Ridge, Fan-
nin Co., 2. good springs, nice
shades. C. R. Rogers, . ae
Ridge, Rt. 2, Box 180.

55p A, 1/2 mile road sedituee
on Hwy. 90, growing timber on
place; 3 houses, 2 wired with
elec., 2 wired for stove, plenty
water. Priced right for une
ee Cherie Estes, Mauk,

100 AS VT A panstng
improved pasture, 1 A lake, 5
large springs, bearing orchards,
new 30 x 40 cement block
chicken house, barn, etc. Paint-
ed white 4 R house, bath, bu-}
tane gas, water, elec., phone, 2
mi. Bremen, $5,500. 00; 80 A
in Head River

239. Some timber, lies well.
River through place, $1000.00.
f5 Swinson, Bremen, Rt.
4; Phone 2745,

60 A Hwy. 29 (30 mi. E. At]
lanta), 4 R house, barn, pasture, |
river,-4 springs, 2 lake sites, |
ideal air strip, elec., phone,
mail, 1 mile-town; 4 A chicken
farm, 4A house wired for
stove, pump in well, mail, and
school Rt., church,
from pavement, 31 mi. E. At-
lanta. B. J. McMillan, Daculs,
Phone 2719.

1 A Jand with 7 R house (5
rooms upstairs, 2 large rooms
in basement), 16 x 12 well on
back porch, lights; About 200
yds. from Hwy. 23, belw Alto
Sanatorium, $2000. 00. Andy
Wade, ' Alto, Rt. 1. :

12..A good Jand, Hwy, 27]
practically new 3- R house, on
3 greyhound buses each way,
school and mail Rt. Sell or
trade, for other property. we D:
Brooks, Felton, Rt. 1.

4 A more or less gray land,
3 R house, elec., ne well,
conv. to everything, 3/4 mi. So.
Lithonia, on new No. 12 Hwy.
school bus, mail Rt., by door.
Priced right for quick sale, E

Lot fronting Hwy. 5 coo}

30 al

1 block|-

FOR SALE ; FOR'SALE _ FOR SALE "FOR SALE-2" ,

oee0. A. land, : 1/2 mil. Ball 52 A more or less, 15 Aj 2 rich cleared acres, fronts} 27 A more or less on Nebo| 1
- Ground, Cherokee Co., 6. R| bottom, plenty pasture, per-; Bankhead Hwy., 3 mi. W. Villa| and Hiram Rd., 3/4 mile. Nebo} elec?
house, 3 chicken -houses, 5000] manent grass, new barn, crib,| Rica, 38 mi. Atlanta, Elec., } Methodist. Church, Hiram,
eap., water in houses, pump in|} other outbldgs., good 5 R phone, butane gas, free stone| Paulding Co., $750.00 or trade, iN
well on porch. School bus, mail| house, elec., good well water,} water available, school bus,} W. B. Conn, Atlanta, 1592

door, running water in pas-| some timber. Eugene Long, public bus stop, Little River| Marietta Rd., N. W. pee BE
ture, for sale for cash. Eldion| Morganton. Creek, spring in rear, $480.00. | 4881. ss

runnin
R- house; lights; ;

Tobacco Barns, 1 pa
oiber outbldgs., $9000:

Lakeland on Hwy
Elbert Griffin, Lakela

100 A farm, 2 meh

houses, . barn, tractor
laying hen houses, ele
pond, 48 bearing pecan
Mrs. Alex Sees Cai:
IY Box All.

100 ee
Murray Co., |
worth, on: cee: Cun
A young pine timbe
cultivation and_ pasture
6 R house, convenient to
mail Rt., Jarge to
water, 3 springs, branc
ture; $5000. 00. Exch. fe
further south. Mrs. Sy
enson, Chatsworth

4 tracts, on FDR.
mi. Warm Springs;
cross fenced. 2 creeks, se
springs, planted to v.
ture grasses, houses,
$85,000.00; 5 A
spring branch, hi
able chicken raneh,
liveable ane $2, 250.
A, house,
branch, $2000.
joining airport,
church on raves ;
500.00. T. _

Springs.

Bapt.~ ping, nes See t pI
ate. Letters ans, See

oo: Perr 20 Pay ft.
ood spring in yz

on rden; Located

off Canton Hy

Rd., mail, sc ool bus |
Priced rig . See e: W. L.
Canton, FD 3, Box

213 1/4 A farm,
143- A cultivation, |
ber and _pasture,
ee fe fences; (
welling house, running w
-elec., , telephone, 2_
houses; Allotments 10
bacco, 15.2A_ peanuts;
bacco barns wi E
tob. pack. house,
mail route -$20,0
Langdale, Su

105 A beef or |
R white fra
conveniences, runn
elec., Grade A milking
other barns, | outhouses, 5
pletely. fenced, cr E
pastures seeded, pin
saw. John G.
ington, Rt. 2:

24 A farm, good 6
good 4- stall bs
house, . 2. wells |
water, located near wn vn
for sale or trade aos
less improved land. J. .
er, Rising Fawn.

ber, 3 running ee Ne
dairy and stock farm, 2
pavement; _2_houses,
one three room, both
several ution Convenic
church, school bus. $27.5
W. RS Roquemore, For syth.



C. Powell, Atlanta



ee to appreciate. J. M. Half,
Pees Rt. 4, Box Apt |

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2 1/2 A land, 44R ceiled
cae
side, elec., wired for stove, out-
bidgs., fruit trees; Grammar
and High School bus, mail by
door, close to church and stores;
6 mi. 5 small towns, 23 mi.
Atlanta, 18 mi. Lockheed. 1/4
mile pavement. Some cash and
terms. E. W. Miller, Powder
Springs, Rt. 2.

135 A good land in lower part
Bulloch Co.; near Statesboro
and Pembroke Hwy., 50 A cul-

=D, tivation, well fenced; Good 5







welling houses;
ouse, water,
Rt., 3-mi,

th. Co. Her-

4R
heuen |

_(share basis).
erms. Letters
Alto, Rt. 1. -

zg stag ee
in wood,

90 A culti-

CO: allotment,

, good pond
pasture (water
at grove
house, 2

se Re 6 oR);
by door, a-
ch. $10,000.00.
well, : Lumber

stock a 600
mostly in crop,
fence; 11}_

, highway 12
sville, mail, and

\ouse, managers
ant houses, 2

on Janta,
Sr, Fayetteville, Rt. 1. Phone
4673.

i aa W. M.
pews, Ebobe

3 mi. igen

school bus. and

ultivated. 25

grasses, and
Rd

{| R house,

>| some open land,



elec., water pump,
near churches, school~bus Rt.,
|tobacco barn, other outbldgs.,
good virgin turpentine timber.
$75. acre. J. W. Grooms, Port
Wentworth, Phone 39895. :

20 A_ farm, Cherokee. Co.,

house, barn, outbldgs., good
spring, lake site, 3 tenths mile
paved road, mail by door; Also.
2 A land 3 R block house.
Birmingham, Ga., Crabapple
Rd., Fulton Co. Contact: R. B.
Kell, Canton. Rest

694. A on Hwy. 20, seven

_| miles, So. Buena Vista, 7 mi.
W. Ellaville, Marion Co. Good

cattle ranch, fenced, cross fenc-
ed, fertile land for row crops,
improved pastures, million or
more feet grewing timber; 100
>| pecan drees, plenty good water,
3 A fish pond; 2 tenant houses,
6 R dwelling with bath, elec.
| water, number of good barns,
store houses, etc. On Central
of Ga: RR, Ga. Power Line,
| phone line, bus Rt. H. G.

| (Billy) Snider, Putnam.

66 A SE DeKalb Co.; approx.
12 mi. Decatur Court Square,

-| on Salem Rd., 1 mile E. Salem

Church and pavement; Small
pond just stocked; unpainted
barn, 3 R tenant house, elec.;
imp. pasture,
good stand young pine. T

Treadway, Decatur,
Parkwood Rd. CR 5888.

62 A farm,-about 30 A culti-
vation, 5 R house, good out-
lbldgs.,. - plenty water,
spring, nice lake site, just off
Austell Rd. on Hicks Drive,
near Milford Church. (Turn at
John Hicks Store). Mrs. Rado
-Kinnons, Marietta, Rt.. 4.

~ 30 A land, plenty shade, large
oak trees, 3/3 in timber, near
2 schools, 6 R house, fine well
water in house, 2 lake sites, 2
garages, . city limits. G. He
Prince, Demorest, Rt. 1, Box 13.

100 A,
Lake, Cherokee Co., sell any a-
mount, or all; Also some nice
building lots close to lake,
located Hwy. 92, seven miles
NE Acworth. Lee McCurley,
Acworth, Rt. 1.

ty 80 A farm, 1/2 mi. paved
road, mail and school bus Rt.,
25 A fertile in lespedeza, more

.| open, lots pulpwood, hardwood

timber, 3 streams; 3 R house,
elec., well at back porch, 1/2

:| mi. church, good neighbors, 1/2

mi. E. Baileys Store, $1600.00
eral Dave Hancock, Auburn,
eattie :

"45 A farm, good 6 R house,
city: conveniences, large
porches, large barn, smoke

house, shade -trees in yard,
some young timber, good pas-
ture with hog wire, 30 mi. -At-
$4500.00. M. H. Duke

60 A land, 5 R ee elec:

| Apple orchard, good pasture,

running water, lots of timber,
near school bus line, church,
gravel road; Also 1 Ford Trac-
tor with plows, harrow, 1 .cow,
some sheep and hogs. Sell toge-
ther or farm alone. See, about

15 mi. E. Ellijay. _F. J. Low-
man, Rolston. t
40 A more or less, Heard

Co., 9 A branch bottoms, on
good road; Good 6 R house with
lights, mail, school bus, rolling
store by door, barn, other out-
bldgs., good pasture with last-
ing water, good spring at house,
some fruit trees, fire wood,
$2000.00. Terms. TT. J, Freeman,
Roopville.

200 A farm, Cobb Co., im-
proved pastures, 60 A fine bot-
tom Jand, can be irrigated from
good creeks, good upland
ee ts eat nee
sponsible y. Roger
Marietta, Box 304.

e

asbestos shingles out-

250. E.

good |.

1/2 mile Allatoona



33 A; Heard Co., all in pine
trees, $1000. 00. Contact Owner):
Holland M Ware, Hokansville |}
Phone 5371.

465 A, 51 A wooded and
young timber, 45 A in 3 per-
manent pastures; with 6 A fish

pond in one, 50 A cultivation.

New all modern 7 R house, and
4 R house, large barn, outbldgs.
Fenced with new cross fences.
Permanent deep well. 6 mi. N.
E. Eastman, 2 mi. off Soperton
Rd., mail, school bus Rt. 1
mile church. Priced right. G.
A. Walker, Eastman, Rt. 4.

250 A land, about 1/2 mile
off paved hwy., 110 or 120 A
cleared land, dal. woodland,
with some pine suitable for
pulpwood. Some fruit trees in-
cluding black walnut, about 30
or 35 bearing pecan trees; 3
houses, fairly good cond., all
wired for electricity with water
piped in main house, $10,000.00.
Mrs. Candace V. Phipps, Leary,
Rt. 2, Box 160.

75 A farm with 6 R block
house, block smoke house, barn
and 1 log house, REA lights,
cane mill, and kettle, all tools
and feed, 1 mule, 6 head cattle,
mail and school bus Rt. W. J.
Barlow, Newton, Rt. 1.

108 A, 5 mi. Farmington, 2
mi. Salem Methodist hurch,
$1500.00. Johnny Middlebrook,
Farmington, Rt. 1, Box 40.

220 A, more or less, 50 A
cultivation,- lights, running
water, tobacco allotment. Eliska
Swain, Nashville, Rt, 4.'

The J. J. Miller Farm, 80
A, 1 mile West Cave Spring,
15 mi. Rome, 70 mi. Atlanta;
3 houses, large springs, pas-
tures, 25 A cultivation, lake
site, ideal for cattle farm. Mrs.
Eloise Walker, Cave Spring.

75 A, 20 A cultivation, 7 1/2
mi. No. Tallapoosa, near Stead-
man Church, on school route,
5 R house, 2 chicken houses,
barn, elec. lights, Ira Goodwin,
Tallapoosa, Rt. 2.

250 A, 102 A open, other in
timber, 2 houses, 2 barns, run-
ning water, school and mail

$60.00 acre. 1 mile Hwy.
Cie Hae Villa Rica, Rt. 1.

, About 15 A on good road,
2~ nice _houses; water, lights,
close to school, churches, stores,
9 mi. drive from Atlanta, just
off Hwy. 41., near Ford Plant,
choice location. A.* C. Elliott.

_Mountain View, Box 3.

102 A good land, 10A per-
manent pasture, White Co., good
5 R. dwelling, water, _ lights,
5000 cap. chicken houses, good
outbldgs., 1 1/2. mi. S. Union
Grove Camp Ground. Buford
Hulsey, Cleveland, Rt. 1:

85 A good land, mail Rt.,
7 R house, barn, cotton house.
Fayette Co., $6500.00. W. L.
Stinchcomb, Fayetteville.

One 40 A lot of land with

some timber located 3 mi. So.
Dahlonega, near State Rd.,
Reasonable price. Miss Ruby

Chapman, Dahlonega, Rt. Se

348.8 acres Ga. land cut over
timber land, along paved hwy.,
in Franklin Co, Georgia, es
ed,woven wire fence. Pine pu
wood. Ideal for turning into
pasture land. No. buildings.
Cheap. Terms. Arthur Brown,
Walhalla, ene: e

44 A farm, 3 mi, W. Bowdon,
6 R house, day light basement,
running hot and cold water, 8
stall barn, large chicken house,
other outbldgs. Good _ pasture,
plenty water. Mail and school
bus rd. G. R. Land, Bodon, Rt.

55 A land, ee barn, pas-
ture, on Hwy. 185, near Mt.
Pleasant Church for sale, H. T.
Worley, Homer, Rt. 1.

25 A, 4 mi. E. Tucker, 18 mj.
Ailanta, $125. acre, cash. J. L.
Bishop, Decatur, 125 Maxwell
St. Phone Atlanta Ev. 6950.

30 A up to 5@ A god land,
good fish pond site, on new post
road soon to be completely hard
surfaced, 40. mi. Atlanta, just
off Hwy, 42, one mile S$
Jenkinsburg. _Extra. good pas-
ture. W, J. Saunders, deuiine:
burg ;





Hee A farm, Pike Co,, 3-1/2
NW. Zebulon, on Southern
RR, and paved road to Griffin,
about 300 A in pine timber,
other in pasture and cultivation,
$50. acre Roscoe Treadwell,
Culloden. Tel. 4863.

9 A land, 1 A hog lot wired
in, 4 R house (needs repairs),
2 stall barn with: feed room,

good well, mail and school bus|.

rt., 4 mi. Elberton. J. L. Roys-
ton, Elberton, Rt. 6.

60 A good farm land, 5 R

house, large hall, 1 tenant
house, 42 x 60 ft. barn, on
Black Top Rd., 3 mi. East of

Hogansville, Ga, $5000.00. J. L.
Sims, West Point, Rt. 5. Phone
25745. :

.39 A farm, about 28 A pas-
ture, fescue, clover, 2 chicken
houses, 10. gas brooders, all
equipment for 10,000 broilers;
6 R house with bath, good well
elec. pump, lots water, runn-
ing water for cattle. 1 mi. W.
Clarkesville on Cleveland Hwy.
115. D. O. Bennett, Clarkes-
ville, Star Rt.

154 A Brooks Co., new 6 R
frame dwelling, REA, deep well,

|running water, hone, near
church, school and hard road,
mail, school bus. rt., $15,000.

oF W. A. Yates, Quitman, Rt.

60 A farm in two 30 A tracts
all under fence, 45 A cleared,
ideal for farming or tock rais-
ing, plenty timber and woods; 1
set buildings (need repairs), 6
mi. E. Lyons. Road soon to be
paved 1/2 mile farm. H. P. Bla-
nek Lyons, S-525 Washington

t

60 A farm, 16 mi, Atlanta,
Henry Co, near power line and
paved road, 2 running branches,
6 R house and barn (both need
some repairs), 25 A cultivation,
4 large scuppernng vines, 4
apple trees, 2 pear trees, some
fig bushes, 4 black walnut trees
all bearing. Good timber, near
school and churches, Reason-
able. J. L. Hanson, Tucker, RFD
2. Phone 4-3-6393.

51 A Floyd Co. smooth, level
land, makes bale cotton acre;
6R house wired for elec., stove,
barn, other outbldgs., mail,
school rt., near Flint Hill Bapt.
Church. $4000. F. M. Barnett,
Srs Aragon, Rt:

155 A, near Stockbride, young
timber, elec,, bld stream, lake
site, excellent bottom land lots
of road frontage for Write: John
C.Bishop, Stockbridge.

240 A good farm and pasture

land under wire. 3 houses and
growing timber. Mrs. J. P.
Crawford, Harlem... ~

80 A_wood land, growing
timber, 30 A pulpwood, _ nice
stream, 6 mi. So, town, $25.

acre. Terms. M.-L. Dorestt,
Douglasville, Rt. 2.

140 A land. all under wire,
good pond site, year around
stream, fine for cattle. No tim-
ber, 2 good residences (7 R
frame, 2 porches, bath, and 4
R house, both running water),
barn, garden, good well with
pump. Mail and school bus,
Road to be paved soon. 4 mi.
Forsyth, near good market. Mrs.
W. D. Yatson, Forsyth, Rt. 2.

67.A farm, 2 houses, 4 R, 3 R,
Ga. Power, 3 wells 2 creeks, 10
A bottom land, 8 A perman-

ent pasture, 2 broiler houses,
(4000 and 5000 cap.), equipped
butane gas. brooders, lights,

running water. Hwy. 136. H. P.
Bunch, Talking -Rock, Rt. 2.

50 A, Fulton Co., 6 mi. W.
Palmetto. Lake site of 15 acres,
rest in small pines. Hwy. 29.
Turn west, on Hutcherson Fer-
ry Rd., 6 mi. to Walkins Rd.
2 mi. Zed Phillips, Doner. New-
nan, Rt, 2.

90 A good farm land, 20 A
cultivation, bal. in timber, plen-
ty running water, 2 lake sites,
elec. house wired for stove 6
stall barn, crib, shop, smoke
house, ete. need repairs. School
and mail rt. 8 bales cotton on
7 acres 18 A bottom, 5 A cul-
tivation, 20 A pasture. ee.
Trade for other property.

Searcy, Temple,



| be irrigated from

160 A farm, excellent land,
NW Quitman. C, Ae ees

6-1/2 mi.
Clements, Quitman, Rt. 2.

35 A more or less woodland,
10 A improved farm land, can
lake, Star
Lake (6 A, well stocked, 3
















species fish, 3 yrs. old). Near

Hwy. 115 West of Cleveland,

Priced set J. W. Etris,. Cleve"

land, Rt.

Wynn Estate, 4 R house, good

. well, pasture with lively spring,

2 mi. So. Barnett, Ga., 1/4 mile
off Augusta Hwy.
possession. Write. E. S..

Atlanta, 869 Mitchell St., Ss. WwW.

102 1/2 A farm, Crisp Co., 7.

mi. Cordele, good land, 60 A
cultivation, pasture,
timber, 5 R house, bath, drill-

Immediate
Wynn, ~

165-A, known as the Elvira

plenty

















ed well, plenty outbldgs., school

bus Rt., $7000.00. Buyer to re-
ceive this years rent. H. L.
Cooper, Riverdale, Rt, 1.

90 A land, 65 A cultivation,

ideal for cotton, corn, grazing,
around .
branches, wood, long leaf pine,
tel-

poultry, 2 .all year
creek on west side, elec.,
phone, RFD and school bus, 7
mi. Griffin, 5 mi.

off Bip mee T. M. Harris, Mil-
ner.

~ 80 A farm, Hwy. 71, thirteen |
| miles north Dalton. Good farm-

ing land, some timber, running

water through place excellent

for dairy or chicken farm. Near
Railway shipping point, school
and churches. A. J. Smith, Co-
hutta, Phone 2191.

2 Acre lot on good road,
water, lights, 1/4 mile, paved
road, 3. mi. Summerville. Let-
ters ans.; Also 1 building lot,
100 x 100 ft., with 50 ft. clear-

ance on either side, 1 block rail-

road, 1 block store and post-
office, located Berryton Mill
Village. T. L. Hancock, Sum-
merville,

150 A good land, Jefferson

Co., fenced, cross fenced, 82 A
cultivation, good pasture, plen-
ty water; 8 R house, A-1 cond.,
2 tenant houses, plenty
bldgs., store house; wagon

scales. Near schools, churches. |

Main road to be paved Me
summer. Half price. -Cy W.
Hadden, Louisville, Clark Mill.

15 A land, 6 mi.

bus route, near church,
3 R house under repairs, 1
barn, good well, and garden
fenced, $2500.00. C. L. Bram-
-lett; Marietta, Rt. 4.

50 A farm, new.4 R house,
water, elec., near phone line,

school bus and mail Rt., two
chicken -houSes, 15 mi. Atlanta,
6 mi. Stockbridge, on road now
being graded to pave, $6000.
T. R.- Cooper, Stockbridge, Rt.
Ls : ~

225 A at foot of Lookout Mtn,
175 A level Jand, 1 1/2 mi,
Rising Fawn, Ga., :
the John Slaton Property; 2
houses, 4 R and 7 R (meeds
repairs); timber on side of
mountain, springs, well, creek,
lights; good mail Rt. Reduce
price to settle Estate. Mrs. Vel-
ma, Pittman, Rossville, 115

Second St. (See Keith on prop- ~~

erty).

42 A farm, well situated,
school bus by door, elec., water,
2 families can live in house,
several rooms ceiled, good fire
places, plenty wood; 8 or 10
A long leaf pine, grove, fire
lane to protect young growth
pasture, and pond for water,
large grape vineyard. Soil pro-
duce all crops suitable to cli-
mate. Bargain terms. I. 4H.
Johnson, Dublin, Rt. 6.

100.9 A farm, 6 R-_ house,
elec.,. wired for stove, well on
porch,~ barn, large chicken
house, 30 A cleared, some in
pasture, young timber, mostly
under fence, orchard, 8 mi. 2
god markets Forsyth, and at
Barnesville, 2- branches, fine
for cattle farm, mail and school
bus Rt., road to be paved soon,
5 mi. E. Goggins, near church.
J. T. Pullins, Goggins, Rt. 1.

6 A farm, about 4 A cuiti-
vation, 2 houses, 1 barn, go
well, 2 mi. NE Chatswort
near Holly Creek Church. W.



M, West, Chatsworth, Box 584.

accredited |
high school Milner. 1 1/4 mi.

Lockheed
Plant, 1 mile mail and school
store,.

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Wednesday. March



FARMS & FARM LAND
FOR SALE

FARMS & FARM LAND
FOR SALE



70 A, 15 mi. NW Gainesville,
35 A cultivation, lots young
timber, some saw timber, 3
streams, water, pasture, some
smooth bottom land (can be
tended with tractor); 4 R house
on dirt road, mail, school rt.,
outbldgs., near store. Mrs. C. G.
Lathem, Clermont, Rt. 1.

4A, Towns Co., 1/2 mi..
Hiawassee; Nice house, good
garden, plenty water, conveni-
ent.to church and _ hospital,
Reasonable price. G. A. Howell,
Hiawassee, Rt. 1.

152 A

'

cattle farm, fenced,

80 A pine timber, and pulp-,

wood, rest seeded to pasture, 3
good pond sites; 6 R_ house
wired for elec.. stove. Barn,
chicken houss, 1 mi. So. town
Hamilton, $100. acre \B. P. Mc-
Dowell, Hamilton, RR 2, Box
iB. :

1 acre land, fruit trrees, shru-
bberry, wired in garden, barn;
5 R house, white asbestos side,
. wired elec. stove, built in cabin-
ets and sink, pump in good well,
$2500. cash. Mrs. Eva Hooper,
Carnesville.

50 A, 5 R house, pasture, run-
ning water, elec. lights, phone
line, 6 mi. So. Douglasville at
Bill Arp School church, 3 stores,
$4000.; 40 A, 6 mi. S. Winston,
Jarge 3 R house, running water,
elec., near paved road, $2000.;
1-1/4 A Fulton Co., near Center
Hill, Jones Rd., 2 small houses,
good well water, elec., $2250.
A. D. Giles, Douglasville, Rt. 2,

Acre or more land, Banks Co.,
some fruit trees; 5 R house, well
on porch $850. Located near
Alto Medical Center. Garnet
Wade, Alto, Rt. 2.

3 A land, 3 R_ house good
spring of free stone _ water,
plenty fire wood, good garden
spot, about 1 mile hwy. and
stores $450. Mrs. Anner Beasley,
tO; at. a.

160 A Yand, 75 A cultivation,
rest in pasture, all under fence,
on highway. E. F. Peacock,
Chauncey, Rt. 1.

1 acre land, 4 R house, water,
lights, gas heat, corner lot locat-
ed for factory buildings, priced
right. See: J. R. Golightly, La-
Fayette, 616 Ind. Ave.

52 A very desirable land, 10
or more acres bottoms, lying
on either side of Ellijay and
Jasper Hwy., 3 mi. So. Elli-
jay. 2 houses. Sell: in lots or
tracts or outright. George W.
Reeve, Ellijay, Rt.

_420 A improved stock farm,
river bottoms, located within 17
mi, center of Atlanta, $110, per
acre. Liberal terms _and_ inter-
est; 80 A located DeKalb Co.,
100 A Rockdale Co. G. G. Shipp,

Atlanta, 321 Grand Theater
Bldg. 8372 .
9 A land, Union.Co., fine

place for chickens, good spring,

house with elec. lights,o n high-

way, mail route. Sell or rent.

re Alice Nelson, Blairsville,
i &,

50 A land, nce for small cat-
tle ranch, running water, good
pasture; 5 R house. with bath,
gas, floor furnace, outbldgs.,
nice barbecue pit, school, mail
rt. by door. $4500. G. H. Puckett,
Grantville, Rt. 1.

25-A land, 23 A open, no
house, nice for building, 6 mi,
W. Henderson, 9 mi. E. Mon-
tezuma. School bus and mail
Rt. Hwy 26. C. A. Singletary,
Montezuma, Rt. 2.

15 A level land, 1015-ft. road
frontage; Two nice 6 and 8 R
houses, water, lights, gas, mear
schools, stores, churches 2 mi.
So. Hapeville Hwy. 41 between
Ford Plant-Conley DePot, free
and clear. Sell or consider trade
for other pro. Send stamped,
addressed envelope for reply.
Julia B. King, Mountain View,
11 Conly Rd Ca, 9002

300 A farm -near Statham,
Barrow Co. 72 A farm with 2
dyellings, 5 mi. SW Winder; 40

farm, good dwelling, 1 mile
EH. Winder. All on or near. pav-
@d roads. Good farm and pas-
ture land. C, O. Maddox, Win-
das,



307 A cattle farm, 75 A graz-
ing land, cross fenced, 150 A
cultivation, bal. woods and tim-
ber. Nice home, 3 tenant hous-
es on river, 3 branches, well
water. All weather road, school
bus rt., phone, REA line, near
churches, Sell part or all. Char-
lie G. Summerville, Buchanan,
Pind :

1400 acres, located 9 mi., Per-
ry, Macon and Houston Co., 600
A. open, 800 A young pine and
hardwood, 100 A reseeding cri-
mson clover, 20 A fescue- ber-
muda, 400 A pasture fenced;
Several springs, streams, wells;
Good house, hilltop location; 50
head Santa Gertrudis Heifers
calving now. 2 bulls. Sell to-
gether or separately. Terms ar-
ranged Possession can be ar-
ranged soon. Contact: Jack Sav-
age, Montezuma.

182 A good land, Elbert Co.,
barrel short system flour mill,
36 in, corn mill; Good 6 R house,
pump in well, elec., hot water
heater, bath with hot and cold
water, wired for elec. stove, aut-
omatic washing machine, nice
cabinet sink in kitchen. Write
for further information. Mrs. W.
R. Pulliam, Atlanta, 624 Brown-
wood Ave, S. E.

5 R house with hall, 2 porch-
es, 3 R tenant house, elee., barn;
60 A good. Georgia land, 40 A
cultivation, 20 A original woods,
2 streams, black top road, fine
schools and churches. 3-1/2 mi.
East Hogansville, Ga. Place can
be modernized at very
cost. R. R, Sims, Lanett, Ala.
Phone 2-4212.

10 A land, Ben Hill Co., $50.
acre. 7 mi. No. Fitzgearld R. F.
Done, Waycross, Box 884. Phone
850 Wi.

About 4,A between 41 Hwy.
and Expressway, for sale. Mrs.
T, H. Addison, Forest Park, Rt,
1, 163.

Some acreage in Haralson Co.
with one 3 R house with gas,
elec., one 4 R house under con-
struction with basement, Locat-
ed on State Route 100, adjoining
city limits, Tallapoosa. Gas,
elec., city water line, school bus
line, mail. 2 branches thru
premises. Cash or terms H. A.
James, Cedartown, P. O. Box
348.

101 A Harris Co., 14 mi. N.
Columbus, fenced, cross fenced,
22 A permanent pasture in feg,
cue, crimson clover, oats, 2
fish lake, stocked with bass and
brim, been stocked 2 years;
Good 5 R house, lights, wired
for elec. stove, mail, school rt.,
outbldgs., orchard. All cleared
of es $7000. Tom Justice, Cat-
aula.



WANT TO BUY OR
EXCHANGE FOR FARMS
AND FARM LAND



Want 300-500 acres for retire-
ment purpose, in Clayton Co.
Can be an abandoned place,
cutover timber, high hills. Must
be off paved road and have all
weather branch on place and
Priced to sell. C. H. Medlock,
Savannah, 1901 Habersham St.

Physically retierd veteran
wants acreage with livable
home in the Greater Atlanta
Area, preferably near Cham-
blee or Tucker, Samuel E. Po-
ole, Jr., Chamblee, 1964 John-
son Ferry Rd., Apt. 6.

Want 20 or 60 acre farm with-
in 25 mi, Atlanta, northeast to
southeast. Must have 6 room or
larger house, age or style opti-
onal so long as in sound con-
dition. Must have year around
stream. Send full description in-
cluding location and price. C,
R, Meador, Atlanta, Box 1813.

Want 700 to 1200 A farm, all
in one tract; Well developed for
cattle,: half in permanent pas-
ture, some botton land, ample
water, bal. good growing tim-
ber, good location, hard road,
schools, town, phone elec, Give
details of planned operation
with income and expense for
last 3 years. Paul Anderson



Columbus, 1244 Cedar Ave.

little | 3

WANT T2 BUY OR
EXCHANGE FOR FARMS
AND FARM LAND



_

Want to buy small farm, ap-
prox. 100 acres, with good
house, in Houston, Peach, Mac-,
on, Crawford, Bibb, Pulaski or
Taylor Co. Prefer one with
acreage in pecans. Lester F.)
Rainwater Sandersville.

Want-small farm, 40-106
acres, within 15 mi. East Point,
on paved road, with a modern 5
or 6 R house, all conveniences.
B. F. Malone, Jr., East Point,
131 N. Sylvan Rd. Phone Fa:
3556.

Want large farm with cul-
.tivatable acres and woodland.
Give fulb description, price,
location, terms. J. D. Spooner,
Douglas.

Want 4-10 A good farm land,
good 5 or 6 R house with plum-
bing, etc., bus line, from 10-20
mi. Atlanta. Good 6 R house,
all conveniences, near 2 trolley
lines, churches, schools, Ford
Plant to trade for same. C. F.
Morgan, Hapeville, 3715 Geor-
gia Ave. Phone Ca. 2390.

Want wild wooded, rocky
place in north Ga.; Must have
good spring, good liveable cabin
modern conveniences not neces-
sary A, S$. Furcorn, Atlanta, 22
Walker Terrace.

Want 2 or 3 acres land, and
small house, with water, gas,
elec., on bus line within radius
25 mi. Atlanta. Cheap for cash,
E. Hendon Atlanta, 1781
South Pryor Circle, S. W., Apt.

Want mountain property with
high elevation overlooking or
bordering lake with reason-
able distance paved road. Trade
So. Ga. property for same. Give
details re: tillable acreage, elec.,
etc. E, S. Hogg, Hapeville, 33-
08 Rosser St. Phone Fa. 3871.

Want to buy acreage Nor-
cross, Marietta, or Roswell area,
with or without house. Write,
or phone Ch, 6211. George L.
Baughcum, Brookhaven, 4198
Osborn Rd.

Want a hae? 200 acres pine
timber land within 100 mi, At-

ough to saw in 10 years. No
house wanted, nor if timber has
been cut in 5 years. Give full
information and best cash price.
Merritt Duncan, Decatur, Rt. 2.

Want to buy 100-150 A in cul-
tivation, good land, Sumter or
adjoining Co., with buildings,
allotments and fences. R. Q.
Wood, Tifton, Rt, 1, Box 137.

_ Want-to buy eut-over acreage
in Meriwether Co. near Warm
Springs, State acreage and price
Mrs. H. S. Raper, Warm
Springs, c/o Foundation.

Want to exchange 6 acres,
bearing gorchard, barracks
house, 4 outbldgs., for similar
place SE Atlanta, within 6 mi.
city limits,

Want to buy a farm of at
least 200 acres cultivation. Must
be good land, out of the way

place, buildings no question,
Within 100 mi. Chickamauga.
Harold Shaver, Chickamauga,

Rt. 1.

Want 25 acres cultivated farm
land within 30 mi. Atlanta. Will
rent, lease, or buy. Contact:
Charles Denning, Atlanta, P. O
Box 5028.

Want 5-15 acres No. Gaines-
ville, Hall Co.,; with or without
old house on all weather road,
preferably with elec. Write,
a full particulars and price.

C: Foster, Chamblee, 4141
Redding Rd,

, Want to buy, or rent with
option of buying, small farm
on, or near paved hwy., elec.
available. State location, num-
ber of acres, number and kinds}
of buildings, and number of
acres in cultivation. J. J. Miles,
Atlanta, P. A. Box 4995,

Want 150 A good land on
highway with 2 liveable houses,
dairy barn, outbldgs. plenty
water in pastures, within. 100
mi, radius Augusta. Prefer 4-
round Thomson, Waynesboro,
Warrenton, or Wrens. Fred Lov-
ell, Augusta, 2516 Peach Orc-





hard Rd.

Defy Late Frosts to Sow
Seed of All Hardy Plan

pecs

Parships




SERRE

Swiss Chard

These hardy vegetables should be sown as soon as the g

is prepared.



The word hardy has several
meanings, but to a gardener
only one. It means capable of
surviving a frost. There are nu-
merous flowers and vegetables
which can be sown while frost is
still common, while others can-
not.

Hardiness or the lack of it,
therefore, determines the plant-
ing date for seed sown in the
garden. And the date when frost
is no, longer probable, is a key
date for garden planning. On the
average, planting in any area
begins thirty days before that
date. 4

So far as the hardy seeds are
concerned, it pays to sow them
as soon aS you can put the
ground in shape.

Vegetables which should be
sown early include peas, onion,
spinach, Swiss chard, New Zea-
land spinach, turnip, beet, car-
rot, parsnip, salsify, radish,
kohirabi, lettuce, endive.

Flowers which especially bene-
fit from an early start include
sweet peas, annual larkspur,
snapdragons, annual pinks, and
centaurea,

If the weather remains cold
and damp after the garden has
been prepared, some risk will
attend early sowing, not from
frost, but from moulds and fungi
which may attack the seed be-
fore they sprout. This danger is
lessened if the seed is disinfect-
ed. This requires a tiny pinch of




























a chemical. disinfectant int e
in the packet and shaken 89
seed become coated with ii

Another precaution,
ly if your soil has consider
clay, is to cover the seeds )
a special porous soil.
season sand will make a
covering, since it will dr
and warm up quickly, and
form a crust to imprison
seedlings, e

Unless you take these
tions, you may have to re!
the weather continues cold
damp too long. There is al
risk in gardening, but it ie
pleasure to take a chance
win, With early crops to
you. Commercial garden
ways do it, i

Regardless of how 0
ground thaws. out, tender |
which cannot stand frost, m|
not be sown, or plants set
before the danger of fre
ended. Even though to n |
plants. are available di
premature warm Spell, neq
take a chance with the |
cause you cannot wih. an
frost does not_kill tender
cold nights will chill them, |
they never seem to get
their vigor. The same le
plies to the tender seeds,
as beans, lima beans, i |
vegetables that grow on Vit
and others that produce if
such as egg plant and fp



lanta which will be large en-|,

For Big Crop From Smz
Plot, Keep the Soil Busy

Sowing Data on Short Season Crops

Days
~ to table

size

Beans, snap 44- 53
Beets 55- 80
Carrots 60- 80
Cucumbers 45- 75
Endive 710- 90
Kohlrabi 60
Turnips 40- 15
Spinach 40- 50
Sweet Corn 65-105
Onion Sets 2
Peas 60- 75
Radish, early 25
summer 45

winter 60


















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Harvest or.
four-po:

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4 weeks
6 weeks
8 weeks
4weeks
6 weeks
3 weeks
2 weeks
2 weeks
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4 weeks
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2 weeks
6 weeks

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A home vegetable garden
should be at least 1,000 square
feet in area and should produce
an average of one pound of vege-
tables per square foot.

Even a beginning gardener
can equal this, provided he fer-
tilizes his mo and keep the

arden busy all summer through.

his requires that short season
erops, which mature quickly,
shall be followed with second, or
even third sowings. Before you
sow any: seed it is well to plan
how these vegetables are to be
grown, how much should be
planted at each sowing, and how
many sowings will be made.

Do not sow at one time more
than your family can use while
the crop remains in good condi-
tion, Sowing too much the first
time, means wasting much of
the harvest, while failure - to
make second, or third sowings,
will leave soil idle, and deprive
you of tasty dishes you might
have enjoyed later in the sea-

son.

In the table shown above, the
short ~ harvest vegetables are
shown, with the time it takes to
mature from seed, the time the
harvest lasts with the vegetables
in aot condition, the space
in the row requ! to produce



one serving for a family of four.
























The ideal plan calls for
at first enough to last your
ily during the harvest
and following this with
sowings each timed to be
when the previous crop has
used. But how much will |
family use? That ealls for
menu -planning by the hi
keeper. How often each
for example, will she
serve garden-fresh shap b
As nearly as you can esti
the family needs and pla
meet them, without havin
surplus which will be was'

It is probably true that
first estimate will not be e
but it is much better th
estimate at all, and with a
experience you will be ab
keep your garden workin
the time, and make aval
for your table all the veget
you like, throughout theit
son, Too many amateuts
an overabundance in the
summer, followed by nothifi
all later, because they de
plan production and sow
cession crops.

While a long harvest
obtained by sowing at the
time early and late :
more space than |
planting, ~

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financed by the GEORGIA FARMER,
provisions of ACT of June 6, 1900, and
in RULES. :

PROHIBIT: notices either wanted
LERS, COMMERCIAL NURSERIES,
sITRIES, BUSINESS MEN (EN-
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e HOUSE WIVES who BUY farm
ne purpose of RE-SELLING IN ANY
bits notices for NON-RESIDENTS
are permitted that are absolutely ES-
culture and the furtherance of Agricul-
this* includes all Farm Products, Farm
ne farm and NECESSARY to farming,
Y FARM WORK ON FARMS notices.
TICES PUBLISHED MUST HAVE PER-
& AND ADDRESS attached, and MUST
.RTIES OF LEGAL AGE. Box Numbers,
itials, Care General Delivery, and for
ecepted for publication.
OF SIMILAR NATURE FROM INDIVI-
MEMBERS OF SAME HOUSEHOLD (ex-
rties listing GROW and RAISE individually
listed), are not intentionally published in
tices not to exceed forty odd words to give
meaning. +! hy
lowing items of similar nature and classifi-
TLY PROHIBITED: ;
electric and other fencing, posts, concrete
ole diggers, shingles, timber (except as
sold as part of land in special farm land
cord, pulpwood, roofing, saddles, leath-
kind, wood and other saws, bone and ax
ile clippers, automobiles, trucks, busses, jeeps.
ham ~-r handles, wooden plow stocks,
le mil= | equipment for same, light and
s, all ec ment for same, power units (un-
essential to some item of farm machinery
farming), electric drills and presses, water
er picking machines, feather beds, pillows
ie may be: listed), waterers, feeders, range
shelters, stalls, stanchions, other equipment
essential to poultry, dairy, and livestock
nection with agricultural industry; wash,
ttles, hand-run power feed, other mills,
(used in homes) bug catchers, rabbit

































er fishing equipment, bamboo (except
ing); charcoal, boots, ferrets, brooms, cotton
ts, hog oilers; dogs, cats, rats, hamsters, mice,
irds, parrots, monkeys, fox, owls, coons,
OPossums, deer, pet and wild animals of
, pelts; cotton and other poisons, coffins,









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"y equipment), washing; sewing machines,
other irons, stoves, home furnaces, baby car-
es, motorcycles, tire shrinkers, shop tools,
, tarpaulins, tents, jewelry, quilts, scraps,
knitting, cloth, clothing, sewing merchandise,
s, home and office furniture, hearses, lamps,
ber shops, meat market items, invalid chairs,
any kind, lost or strayed livestock, addresses
together with notices of HAVING SOLD
tain items; bottles, cans, jars, cartons, baskets,
shotguns, matrimonial, social, other similar
ecorations, holly, wreaths, mistletoe
growing in ground and sold as ornamental
ck for transplanting) and all other similar




















lower seed, bulbs, ornamental nursery stock
once a month only, and notices must be re-
ater than 20th of month preceeding publica-
notice monthly, for individualFarm Land
yearlySpring and Fall. No charge for
otices nor subscription rate. Eligible notices
ickly as possible. New copy must be sent
nsertion. Non-Resident subscribers acceptable.






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_ WANT TO BUY OR
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AND FARM LAND



Mrs. Geo. Leckenby, Jones-
boro, Rt. 1, Box 418.



FARMS AND FARM LAND
FOR RENT -



90 A farm, 3 mi. Loganville,
on good road, 30 mi. Decatur;
Furnished 4 R_ house, lights,
pee water, extra good land,

arn, pasture, for rent to small
family (white) that can furnish

self; Or to a GI. I want a farm-

er, not just a tenant. References
required. D, B. Lewis, Lithonia,
Rt. 3. Phone 4253.

41-1/2 A land, 20 A pasture,
20 A cultivate, good land, 5 to
6 A in bottom land, not been
tended in 3 years, but easy to
cultivate. Fine well water, 5 R
house, good soil road, mail,
school route, lights. Rent~ or
sell at low price. Write: Mrs.
Mary Posey, Dewey Rose.

100 A tract, 30 A cultivation,
fertile smooth tractor land.
Ideal for pasture, cattle, hogs,
poultry; 4. R dwelling with
lights, good big barn. Running
water through lot for stock.
Property located 6 mi. N, Nan-
chester, 6 mi. So. Woodbury, 1/2
mi. Hwy., Will rent to suit
interested party, cash or on
shares. Contact: John B.Al-
ford, Manchester, Rt. 1.

30 A good cotton land, make
bale to acre, part already plow-
ed, rent cheap for cash. 3 mi.
E, Rockmart on Springdale Rd
R. C. Moore, Rockmart, Rt. 3.

1H farm in Fayette Co., 4 R
house, good land, near paved
road, for rent. Would rent house
without land. W. C. Thornton,
Fairburn, Ga. (Live at Fife).

6 R house on main Hwy. 16,
2-1/2 mi. Sharpsburg, t
school bus, mail rt.. bus route
from Carrollton to Griffin, for
rent, H. J. Haines, Sharpsburg.

50 A good bottom land for
grain, hay, or produce, already
covered in hay (have nothing to
do but cut it) for rent. T. B.
Reid, Thomaston, 330 East Lee
St. Phone 3710. .

3 or 4 h house on 4 or 5 acres
land, surburbs, gravel road,

Prefer to reliable elderly coup-
le. Miss Ora Lene Peavey Un-
adilla.

200 A farm, 5 R house, lights,
water, gas heat, for rent or
lease. Bob Small Gray, Rt. 2.
Hwy. 18,6 mi, E. Gray).

2 H farm, 6 R house, elec.,
RR and school bus rt., for rent,
Sober, industrious family de-
sired. Fred L. White, Buckhead,
Rt. 1. (Morgan Co.).

257 A farm, land been lay-
ing out several years, very pro-
ductive, 5 R house, elec. lights,
5 mi, Conyers, Rockdale Co.
Standing rent. Must be able to
finance self. G, M, Williams,
Cevington, Rt. .2 i

43 A tobacco, 4300 chipping
turpentine trees, stock, furnish-
ed for tobacco, both to be work-
ed on 50-50 basis. House avail-
able if needed. Miss Josie Hami-
lton, Baxley, Rt. 2.

112 A farm. land, pasture,
good cotton and corn land,
corn land, some bottom on large
creek for cultivating; 2 houses
with electricity, school bus
route, 1-1/2 mi. paved road.
Choice of 1 or 2 H crop, share

in crop or cash for rent. Mrs.

B. N. Walters, Martin, Ga.

250 A good farm land, cotton
and corn, 2 houses with elec-
tricity, *good community, near
church, school bus to two good
schools. Furnish 2 good mules,
tractor, other machinery for
share -in crop or cash rent. In-
man C, Brown, Martin, RFD 2.

2 or 3 horse crop, good land,
with 5 R house and barn, 4 mi,
E. Lindale on Wax Road. L. M.
Stansell, Silver Creek, Rt. 1.

1 or 2 H crop, 4 R house, mail,
school bus rt., 400 cap. chicken
house, Elec. lights. Well in
yard. Near Baptist Church for



}irent. R. D. Saville, Cornelia, Rt.
N agree tteae ee ; ei %

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FARMS & FARM LAND
FOR RENT





WANT TO RENT _
FARMS & EARM LAND





1 house, lights, water, wood,
mail, school bus rt. church
nearby to rent on monthly
basis. W. C. Fowler, Pike, Ga.

40 A farm on standing rent
basis, or will sell for $2000. Mrs.
Elizabeth C. Bookout, Chats-
worth, Rt. 1,



WANT TO RENT -
FARMS & FARM LAND



Want to rent or buy small
farm 3-15 acres, near Atlanta;
Also want 2 acres within 20 mi.
Atlanta, from Ist. of March to
last of September. Must be
ready for tractor to plow. State
total price wanted or by the
month, Albert Palmer, Atlanta,
642 Woodward Ave., S. E.-

Want to rent with privilege of
buying 150-250 A land within
40 mi. Macon, Bibb Co. Have
enough money to get farm start-
ed but not enough-to buy right
off, Veteran, 30 yrs. old, mar-
vied, 2 children. Can furnish
references. Must have good
house, water, lights, near hwy.,
schools and
Henry G. Taylor, Warner Ro-
bins, 814 E. South Zeigler.

church, Contact:






Want 3-5 A tobacco on halves
for 1953; Also want 2 or 3 M
turpentine faces, or either 1 H ~
crop with tractor to tend with.
Must have good house on school
bus rt. Jack Morgan, Naylor. |






Want to rent farm with house,
one power line. Will pay rent in |
advance, or will buy few acres.
either cleared or woods if cheap
for cash, in South Ga. H, R.
Waters, Crescent.














FARM HELP. WANTED













Want farmer to grow 25 A
cotton, farm with 2 row Farm-
all Tractor. Will furnish. Come
at once. Gordon Ham,,Cobb-
town. 4















Want man to drive truck and
tractor on fruit farm. 3 R house

available. Hamilton L. Hill,
Newnan, c/o Hill Fruit Farm.

Want soher, settled, single
man ,or settled reliable couple,
to farm 12 acres good land for
wages, room, board, Mrs. Epsie
Rogers, Bloomingdale. 4













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the full extent of the law.



' infested with weevils.

_ sweetpotato certificate tape.

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Atlanta, Georgia

GEORGIA SWEETPOTATO GROWERS WATCH
OUT FOR BOOTLEG SWEETPOTATO PLANTS

Efforts are being made to bring into Georgia sweet-
potato plants and vine cuttings from weevil infested
counties in Florida. Special permits to-do this are being
refused by the Director, and any plants brought in from
Florida will be confiscated and destroyed by the Depart-
ments inspectors and all violators will be prosecuted to

The State and Federal Government agencies and the |
sweetpotato growers have spent over $500,000.00 in the
last five years in an effort to eradicate the weevil from
the State and we have reduced the infestations by 90 |
| percent in the last two years. -One of the surest ways to
get re-infestations started is by bringing in sweetpotato
| plants, slips, draws, and vine cuttings from Florida for
| planting in Georgia, as the whole peninsula of Florida is.

i ; j rtme t? o
plan 44S Maton. for cont It is requested that the Entomology Departments

| office in Tifton be immediately notified of any suspicious
'sweetpotato plants not properly taped with 1953 Georgia

C. H. ALDEN, Director
Georgia Department of Entomology






















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MARCH 6 No. 1 NO.2 NO.3 NO, e Dawson Livestock Ca, Dawson i e Fe
Smith Stockyard, Thomson $19.75 $18.95 $18.40 $00.00 Smith Stockyard Co., a at
Sylvania Stockyard, Sylvania, $20.00 $19.60 $18.60 $15.00 | MARCH 11 :
Ocilla Livestock Co., Ocilla $20.35 $20.00 . $18.80 $17.05 | Milan Stockyard, Milan ge :
_ Smith Bros, Stockyard, Bartow $20.40 $19.45 $18.90 $00.00. Turner Co. Stockyard, Ashburn =
IARCH 9 z + >| Tattnall Livestock Co., Glenville eh
Emanuel Co, Stockyard, Swainsboro $20.25 $20.00 $19.00 $00.00 Blacks. Comm, Barn, Gainesville - :
Waycross Livestock Mkt., Waycross $20.36 $19.86 | $18.69 ~ $00.00 Hazlehurst Livestock Mkt., Hasichurat : cae a7
Millen Livestock Market, Millen $20.25 $19.50 $18.50 $15.00 Vidalia Stockyard, Vidalia
Seminole Livestock Mkt., Donalsonville $20.45 $20.20 $19.15 $00.00 | Peoples Livestock Market Inc., Cuthbert $20.39 3
Henry Shuman Jr. Stockyard, Hagan $20.25 $19.50 $18.81 $00.00 Moultrie Livestock Co., Moultrie : $20.50
iwainsboro Stockyard, Swainsboro $20.55 $19.75 $18.59 $00.00 | Seaboard Siockvaid, Colquit: $20.55
Ga..Farm Products Sales Corp., : fy ; Wilkes Go. Stockyard, Washington $20.10
ok eee S075" S20 eNO Ba les ae $20.95 $19.00
. Carroll Co. Livestock Sales Barn, Inc. ; : Sete
Carrollton $20.50 $19.50 $00.00 $00.00 | Union Stockyard, Albany $20.49 $
leap Stockyard, Jesup $20.51 $19.84 $18.99 $00.00 MARCH 12 c SS 2 ae
Chatham Co. Stockyards, Savannah $20.50 $19.95 $19.00 $00.09 | Claxton Stockyards, Claxton _ $20.40 $18.85
MARCH 10 : | Fitzgerald Livestock -Mkt., Fitzgerald $20.60. 4
Farmers Livestock Auction Co.. : . | Effingham Co. Stockyard, Springfield $20.40
Nashville $20.67 $20.22 $19.21 $00.00 er ee a
Bacon Co, Stockyard, Alma $20.50 $20.01 $18.60 $00.00 | Bainbridge Stockyards, Inc. Bainbridge $20.60
Appling Co. Livestock and Market Service : : Bullock Stockyard, Statesboro : $20.41

! Inc., Baxley- $20.78 $20.22 $18.73 $00.00 | spreritt Bros. Sale Barn, Toccoa z $20.20
eo aaa ence $20.50 $19.80 $18.55 $00.99 | Sumter Livestock Assn. Inc, Americus $20.42 :
Coffee Co. Livestock Co., Douglas $20.56 $20.36 $19.27 $16.15 | Wayne Co. Livestock Mkt., Jesup $20.63
_ Metter Livestock Market, Meiter $20.70 $20.05 $18.80 $00.00 Ragsdale-Long Comm. Co., Quitman sone

Troup Co, Livestock Assn., LaGrange $20.40 $18.50 $17.50 $14.40 Valdosta Livestock Co., Valdosta $20.60
a. eet $20.20 $18.80 $17.70 $15.90 ee ee ge eee a

Farmers Stockyard, Sylvania $20.05 $19.50 $18.50 $00.00 (ee

Mitchell Co. Livestock Co., Camilla $20.56 $20.08 $19.40 $00.00 | MARCH 13 Ses

McRae Livestock Market, McRae $20.50 $20.20 $19.36 $00.00 | Smith Bros. Stockyard, Bartow $20.75



FARM HELP WANTED

FARM HELP WANTED

FARM HELP WANTED



Want man to do general farm-
ing, Must have tractor. experi-
ence, Prefer man and wife (no
children). No drunks. Furnish
room, and board. Write: H. H.
Garrett, Marietta, Rt. 4.

Want at once.a_ Christian
white woman, unencumbered,
to live with owner in farm

Letters ans. Small salary. Mrs.
Mattie S. Boyette, Adel, Rt. 1.

Want single, white man, not}
over 40 yrs. old to work for|
wages on farm, preferably a
willing worker. No drunks nor
preachers wanted. Letters ans-
wered, but no cards. W. H. Bar-
low, Newton, Rt. 1.

Want man to work on farm,
50-50 basis, or by day. House,
wood, water, good land. Cont-
act: James L. Walker, Hamp-
ton, Rt. 1.

Want 2 H share cropper, 50-
50 basis. Nice, smooth fertile
land, bale cotton per acre. Mail,
school rt., 4 R house, plenty wo-
od and water, near churches,
near McDonough. Dr. W. J.
Green, McDonough, Rt. 2.

Want experienced>dairyman,
with some one to help, to work
in milking barn, Good health
and reliability desired. Good
wages. Thos. D. James, Musella.

Want at once, single white
man or couple for 75 A. North
Ga. farm. Most of plowing, etc.
already done. Stock and equip-
ment furnished., Satisfactory |
basis agreed upon. Mrs. Wm. H.|
Weir, Atlanta, 945 Ruply Dr, N.
E. VE. 8447.

Want farm



manager, exp., |
honest, good character and}
background, married, willing, |
able to work, interested in tak-
ing schooling and training, for}
permanent connection. Farm|
near Atlanta. Salary and per-

ntage. Give full details first

tter. Needham B. Bateman, M,
D., Atlanta, 127 Peachtree St.
N. EE, 526 Candler Bldg.

Want at once, good, sober,
hard working white, or colored
family, 1/ or 2 plow share crop-
per, 50-50 basis. Mail, school
bus rt., water. Part of crop
started. Near good market stores
and .2 churches. Marion Co.,
near Mauk, F. F. Killingsworth,
Columbus, 1017 Benning Dr.
Phone 28123. -

Want at once man to help on
farm for $10. weekly, room and
board, Write. M. F, Jones, Met-
teroRie ds

Want reliable- couple (white
or colored) for 1 H crop, 50-50
basis, good 3 R house, lights,
water, fertile land, near church,
mail rt. Clyde R. Parker Mariet-
ta, Rt. 1, Box 184: ;

Want family to work 2 H crop
on halves (or 50-50-basis). Good
level land. 4 R house, lights,
water, 1/2 mile town. T. G.
Smith, Mansfield. Phone 5192.

Want farmer to rent 1 H crop
on halves. 2 houses, school bus
rt., near churches. Land will
make bale cotton per acre. 6
mi. N, Temple. Wesley Allgood,
Temple, Reed

Want experienced woman
with knowledge of poultry
farming for partnership, or hire
to run farm. Write details and
qualifications. Bill Reynolds,

| Doraville, 4651 Brook Parkway.

Want white family for 90 A

farm, 3 mi. Loganville, good
road, school bus, mail. 32 mi.
Atlanta. 6 R house, wired for

elec, Stove. Chicken house,

- Want @xperienced dairyman
with small family. Must be ex-
perienced (ne other need ap-.

ply). House, wood, milk, garden
furnished, $35. weekly. R. G.
Jennings, Macon, P. O. Box 891.
Phone 33536.

Want 2 farm hands to live in
same house on farm, and plow
mule. Give peanut patch and
part wages. P. E. -Doster, St,
Abbeville. .



~POSITIONS WANTED



Eperienced white middle age
couple want at once job as care-
taker of farm estate or cattle
farm, with living quarters and
salary. Mrs. Katie Jones, At-
lanta, 303 Parkway Dr., N. E.
Wa, 1286.

Want job on farm with cou-
ple. Write: Mrs. Sarah Todd,
Woodland, Rt. 1.

48 yrs. old:man with wife, 4
small children, all under 8 yrs.
old, wants job on farm with
house, salary. Can drive truck
or tractor. Experienced with
hog and cattle farm. Ellis Mas-
ters, c/o W. L. Masters, Calhoun,
Rt3;

Want job on poultry or cat-
tle farm also can operate small

dairy. Otis Turner, - Gaines-
ville, Rt. 2. :
Want job helping -around

place on farm. 65 yrs. old De-
pendable. Medium slary. D, Wil-

barn; 30 A fenced. Pecan and|son, Atlanta, 320 Crew St., S.1
fruit trees, gray loamy soil.|p 4
Near church. References re-

quired. Mrs. W. A. Pate, At-
ree 1019. W. Peachtree. El,
| 5573.

Want white family for 1 H
farm, grow corn, cotton, hog,
feed sweet potatoes, on 50-50
basis. 4 R house, school bus,
RFD at door, near 2 stores and
Church of God. Good pebble
land. Make bale cotton to acre.
W. J. Folds, Iron City,



Man and wife, 66 yrs. old,
wants job on poultry. farm. No
hard work. Can move any time.
P, S. Dunham, Molena, Rt. 2,
Box 305.

Single man, past 50, wants
caretakers job for country pro-.
perty,
and other light farm chores. T.






AS jioaicaek sale: of 70 aoa evel
bulls, 10 bred and 25 open heifers will
Jo-Su-Li Farms, located Hwy. 91 betwe.
and Colquitt, at 1 P.M., on Tuesday, March
tors welcome. Clarence Cross, Colquitt.

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Ga., NOT later than tthe 20th of the mont p
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Notices of this type received after the.
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publication. E. H.





-dence in the patron and in the Bulletin. Also,

or caring for chickens}



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plying to notices in the Bulletin N
answer, although a self-addressed stamped

is frequently enclosed with the letter~or order
ply. When a-notice is published in the Bul
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the duty of the party in whose name the
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