Farmers and consumers market bulletin, 1954 March 17

Tom Linder Commissioner







WEDNESDAY, MARCH 17, 1954

: NUMBER 28











































Editorial By TOM LINDER

Republicans in Congress are
to create a new State of the
1e Hawaiian Islands. The Dem-
e working to create a new State
The Republicans oppose
cause they fear that a State of
would increase the number of
sitting in Congress. The Re-
; favor Hawaii because they are
| that the great corporate in-
vhich own and control Hawaii
nd Republicans to
n the Congress. The Democrats





time, Democrats favor Alaska
they also expect Democratic rep-
tives from Alaska. :



parently a majority of Senators



d only in the success of the
7 to which they belong.
parently without interest in
1at the creation of new States
e foreign portions would have
government and people of the
| States. In other words, it is every
A political | party and let the
e ney

FREEDOM TO
VEL INTERSTATE

the Constitution and. Laws of
, all citizens of any State may
, move to and. own. property
ther State. Such citizens are
1 the benefits and protection
ws of the United States and
State they come to be citi-
awaii is admitted as a State,

including the Chinese,
, Fil s, Malayans and all oth- .
pass freely and without ques-
drance. into every other State.
. If they come to Georgia, as.



ur elections, to draw old age
i ae to conta charges



All



, ALASKA

ABOVE COUNTRY



represent

aii because they do not want
e Republicans in Congress. At |

_|TIN will be published Mar.

they are entitled to jobs, |

A farm land for sale,
lease, wanted, ete,



butchered in foreign countries and spend

billions of hard earned tax dollars all

over the world on the pretext that they
oppose Communism,

WHO WANTS COMMUNISTS?

What man of sound reason would be
so naive as to believe that any President,
Senator or Congressman opposes Com-
munism if he advocates or votes for the
making of hundreds of thousands of Com-
munist citizens of the United States?

Is it possible that the White House

and the State House in Washington be-

lieve that there is no limit to the gulli-
bility of the American people?

It is a well known fact that hundreds of
thousands of Mexican wetbacks have
come into this country besides those who
have gained legal entrance, Sentor Chavez
of New Mexico has a name indicating his
Mexican origin and his voting record in

the United States Senate also indicates,

that his love of Mexico and Mexicans is
greater than his love for the United
States.

TWO OPEN DOORS FOR

ILLEGAL ENTRY

The Attorney General of the United
States, being a ec ee favors the



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in Alaska, they could move as



creation of Hawaii as a State and at the
same time makes the open statement that

' hundreds of thousands of foreigners are
_ entering this country illegally and that

this country is powerless to prevent it.
If that be true, (which it is not) why go_
to the trouble of creating another State
when the whole shebang of Asia can walk
in without hindrance? The Hawaiian Is-
lands, some of which are uninhabited,
can easily become an unpoliced entrance
point for Asiatics of all kinds, the majori-
ty of whom are already Communists and
all of whom are unsuitedby nature to be-
come citizens of our kind of country or to
live under our kind of Government.

Should Alaska become a State, its
thousands of miles of coastline unguard-.
ed, together with the icecap of the Polar
Region which makes it easily accessible
to any number of Russian agents and
sympathizers, would be an open door into
the very heart of the United States. Once
freely
under our laws into Georgia or any oth-
er State, as could a citizen of Alabama,
Tennessee, the Carolinas or Florida. i

According to the words of the Bible,

_ in the latter days the Euphrates River
- (meaning the White Race) is to be dried

up so that the kings coming from the sun-

rise may-be prepared. Perhaps all of this

is fulfillment of the Scriptures wherein
it is said that the kings .(meaning rulers
and governments of all kinds) will give
their kingdoms to the beasts until the
words of the prophecies are fulfilled. Per-
haps we are seeing these things come to
pass before our eyes today.

THOSE WHO WATCH

Be that as it may; there are a few
voices left which appear to be voices cry-
ing in the wilderness pointing out to the
people of this Nation the great dangers
which beset them. There are still a few

' watchmen uttering the alarm from the

watch tower and if the people heed not
the warning of the watchman, the Good
Book says their blood will be on their
own heads, ;

TOM LINDER

Commissioner of Agriculture

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SECOND HAND
MACHINERY FOR SALE

SECOND HAND ;
MACHINERY FOR SALE



Good used Thornhill 2 H
Wagon with bed, good cond.,

sound corn on cob. R. Q. Miller,
Acworth, Rt, 2.

Ford Tractor Tires, two size
10 X 28, little tread, no holes,
$15. ea. Ship COD your inspec-
tion. You pay -express both
ways if not taken. G. C. Har-
West Point.

One complete set of 2 Row
Planters, Distributors, Cultiva-
tor for John Deere Model 40-T
son, $395. C. S. Vance, Griffin,
Rt BB Box. 16:-A,

New Holland 77 Automatic
Pickup HayBler, used one sea-
son, $1900.; Also Allis-Chalmers
Combine, $500. Norman John-
son, Warrenton.

Model 302 Clipper Seed Clean
with treater and roll feed hop-
per, bagging attach., $325. with
motor; $300. without. Will de-
liver 100 mile radius. Milton P.
Minchew, Jr:, Macon Rt. 3.
Phone 37030.

Ford Tractor, 1952 model,
harrow, .2 row, planters and
cultivating equipment. J. B.
Cash, Bremen, Rt. 2, Box 24,

Gin System: 3-70 saw Pratt
Continental, Ball-bearing Gins
with complete equipment.
Ready to go. I. W. Thompson,
Elberton, Rock Branch, Rt. 2.

One Bagwell Wagon, practi-
eally new, 2 H, complete with
body, $100. T. A. Darracott,
Gainesville, Rt. ~1.

Cole Combination Cotton and
Corn Planter with all seed
plates and fertilizer attach.,
used very little, practically
new, $25. Frank W. Maynard,
Winder, Rt. 3.

Cub Tractor, slightly used,
with full set new cultivating
and planting attachments, plow,
$1050. Call any day but Satur-
a C. Byington, Newnan,
Rt. 3.

W. C. Allis-Chalmers Tractor,
good shape, $495. Ralph Dan-
gar, Woodstock.

Set of planters with delux
seed hopper and fert. attach.
for Cub used very little, for|
saley or exch. for harrow for |
cub; Also 5 Hp Garden trattor |
and all attachments, completely
overhauled, $200. Robert A.
Moore, Atlanta, 983 Canter Rd.,
N. E. Ex-2552.

Farmall H tractor, equipped
with planters and. cultivators,
$750. for, outfit. Will ,accept
good mare plow mule as part
payment, Marvin Maddox, Win-

E-Zee Flow Fertilizer and
Lime Spreader, good cond., $140.
cash. See. P. S. Cape, Royston,
Rt. 2. (6 mi S town, Hwy. 281).

New Allis-Chalmers Combine,
No. 60, with engine, grain bin,
unloading spout, used on only
about 59 acres. S. J. Clay, Ma-
con; Rt. 3 Tele 2-51 ieee

Farm Bell, 22 in. diam., per-
fect cond.; Terracing Machine,
all stell; 2 H wagon, 2-3/4 size;
Dbl. Sec. Spring Tooth Harrow;
64 Chattanooga Turn Plow, etc.
my place. 1 mile N. Winston.
Horace Darnell, Winston.

1946 -W. C. Allis-Chalmers.
Tractor, 10 disc King harrow,

cultivators, % yd. drag pan
and harrow trailer, good tires
on tractor, ~$700 lot. G. KE.

Burgess, Alpharetta. Tel. 2661.

1 Dise Terracing Plow for
Ford-Ferguson Tractor, never
been put together, $90. Frank
W. Landrum, Winston, Rt.- 1,
Phone Douglasville 2614.

SECOND HAND
MACHINERY FOR SALE

Mule Drawn 10 Disc Cutting
Harrow, Riding Cultivator and
Walking Cultivator. See. V. D.
Pulliam, Curryville; Rt. 1. ~

Old Time Buggy without top,
$50. Ralph Dangar, Woodstock.

Electric Brooder, used one
time, holds 50 chicks, bought
last year, sell under cost ($18).
Mrs... W. R. Kelley,
3148 Tilson Rd. Phone De. 5949.

Heavy 26 in. Rome Tractor
Harrow, for sale 4 miles Wind-
er on Winder-Jefferson Rd. G.
H. Sims, Winder, Rt. 4.

One 14 Can Dairy Milk Cool-
er, good cond., used about 3
yrs,, sacrifice for $300. Charles
Kemp, Jr., Camilla.

14 in. No. 3 J. B. Hammer
Mill, 42 in. Gole~Corn Mill
Rock, New Holland Corn
Shucker and- Sheller, Line
Shaft and Pulleys for operat-
ing corn mill and sheller, all
running shape. Sacrifice lot for
$500, or sell any part. Cy. C.
Hadden, Louisville.

One 50 gal. steel barrel
Sears push type powered Fruit
spray-compressor. Used 1 sea-
son; motor used one season af-
ter a complete overhaul job.
Plenty repair parts. Barrel
needs 1 weld spot. First $100
for lot. W. M. Stem, Cohutta.

John Deere B. tractor in good
cond., with all aot for
sale, or exch. for 1 row Farm-
all or Allis Chalmers. Contact.
A, D. Dean, Tifton. Rt. 1.

One good 5 ft. Cutaway Har-
row, Blanton make, for sale or
trade for larger harrow, good
cnd., wide spaced disc pre-
ferred, and pay difference,
within 100 mile radius. Letters
ans. George Hair, Dalton, Rt.
3; :

Case Tractor, Model VAC,
harrow, disc plow and subsoil-
er, all very good cond., also
other farm implements, priced
right. Mrs. Cline R. Freeman,
Stone Mountain, Rt. 1, Rock-
bridge Rd. (2 mi. past Pine
Lake). Tel. 5622.

J. D. Tractor, Model H, com-
plete cultivators, planters, dis-
tributors, extra good cond., tires.
like new. Rane ot
Lumpkin, Rt. 1B.

Power Take-Off Pulley for
Ford or Ford - Ferguson Tract-
or, and 50 ft. endless belt used
very little, both $60. Or will
sell separately. Charles G.
Presley ,East Point, 2821 Dod-
son Dr. Am. 3663.

David Bradley Garden Tract-
or, 1952 model, used very_lit-
tle, plow, etc., $150. J. P. Bac-
chus, Macon, 5314 Bloomfield

One 1952 Super C Farmall | Rd

Tractor, cultivators, Planters,
Fertilizer Attachments, used
very little, A-1 cond. Cheap at
my place. Geo. D. Barfield,
Louisville, Rt. 3.

Super C Farmall Tractor,
cut offsaw, mowing machine,
2 disc plow, subsoiler, bush
harrow, manure spreader, con-
veyor with elec. motor for load-
ing manure and corn, good
shape. E. J. McGinnis, Alphar-
etta, Rt. 1, Box. 146 Phone
4737.

John Deere H tractox, plant-
ers, cultivators, Bush & Bog
harrow, 3-disc tiller, new tires
on tractor equipment. In good
cond. E. R. Taylor, LaGrange.

1952 Super C. Farmall trac-
tor with all equipment. Used
very little on small farm. Rea-
sonable for cash. C. S. Mosley,
Louisville, Rt. 3

2-H. wagon, iron whels, rol-
ler * bearings, .Intl. make. In.
good cond. Used very little,
$50. John S. Murphy, Luthers-

ville, Rt. 1.
1 Oliver 90 tractor, 1 F-12
tractor; F-20 tractor; all on

rubber. In good running. cond.
J. R. Coan, McDonough.

Elec. incubator and brooder,
400 egg cap. Prac. new. Cheap

for cash. W. J. Turner, Macon,.

506 Central Ave.

1. Binder with new sheets, 1
Cole planter with duplex corn
and bean hopper, 1 2-H. turn-
ing plows, all kinds of plow



der, Winder-Jefferson. Rd.

tools. Cheap. G. H. Malcom,
Monroe, Rt 2 & Mi. S,. E.
Monroe.

ei

*R. Taylor,

One 48 model A Farmall
Tractor, A-1 cond., practically
new, eee cultivators, for
sale, Homer Jton, Villa Rica,
Rtv 1. :

~ Home made tractor for sale

cheap or trade for pigs or
calvs. Come see J. 2. Hender-
son, Woodstock. (Nr City
Limits).

3 Roller Chattanooga Syrup
Mill and Copper \Pan and
Skimmers; Also Oliver Walk-
ing Cultivator, No. 6 Mc-
Cormick Mowing Machine. C.
H. Holeman, Loganville, Rt. 3.

GE 8 Can Dairy Milk Cooler,
also Set of DeLaval Milkers
(magnetic*type) for dairy, both
practically new, $300 ea. Green
Page, Winder, Rt. 4.

1952 Model New Holland

| Pickup Baler No. 77, $1500. J.

C. Lee, College Park, Welcome
All Rd. Atlanta phone, Ca.
6090.

Want farm bell. Give price
ahd location. Sid McClure,
Adairsville, Rt. 1.

Want 1 good, used power
syrup mill. Prefer Chattanooga
44. Will consider other make.
Must be in: good cond. cheap
for cash. Clyde W. Garrett,
Blairsville, Rt. 3.

Want
equipment.
cond. Hugh Kemp,
Rt. 4.

Gordon tractor and
Must be in good
Marietta,



Want planters and cultiva-
tors for Ford tractor, 2

tiller Plow for Ford tractor. E.
LaGi





Decatur, |

French, Jr.

COND HAN

Prefer Bradley with. Turner
and cultivator. Write what you
have. I. W. Stanford, Breman,
Rt 1, Box 41-D.

Want deep well pump of
some standard brand. No junk.
R. Robinson, Cedartown, Rt.

Want set rear tractor tires,
10 x 28 or 11 x 28. Must be i

Rt

Want good used Cole corn
planter with fertilizer attach.
and one single foot plow. Must
be in* Ist: ..Class\cond:.C.
Miller, Cornelia.

1 Jim Brown incubator, 100
egg cap. for sale. Mrs. Esther
Moon, Atlanta, 50 Clifton St.
S. E. Phone Ey-7871. -

Mule-drawn equipment, 1 cut-
away harrow, 10 disc. 1 stalk
cutter, 1 Cole corn, peanut, bean
and pea planter. All in running
cond. $15.00 ea. or $40. for : lot.
Also 12 No. 10 2-horse trun
plow, I Avery cricket, 1-horse
turn plow, both for $12. S. J.
Foss, Brooklet.

1. John Deere Model A tractor
newly overhauled, brand new
tires. New paint job. Bargain.
J. C. Miller, Sr. Conyers, 128
OKelly St. PH. 4424. S

Set of cultivators, planters,
and distributors for M. John
Deere Tractor, cheap for cash.
1 1/2 miles South Bushnell
Cross ; Roads. Lowell Adams,
Douglas, P. O. Box 371.

2-horse wagon, good boody for
sale or exc. for pigs or calves.
J. E. Underwood, Cleveland, Rt.
2. 3

Farmall cub tractor, 1952
model, cultivators and planters,
tool bar harrow, 8-dise cuttaway
harrow, $850. A.-R. Rosser, Jen-
kinsburg. ae

Int'l] bulldozer with starter
and. starts on gas, runs on Diesel,
in good shape $6,000; 4 wheel

off saw, each $25. C. H. Walker,
Hollywood, Rt. 2. ee

1954 Golden Jubilee Ford trac-
tor, fully equipped with ligths,
bumper, stabilizer, proof meter.
Used very little, in perfect cond.

David Bradley Garden Trac-
tor, cultivator, attachments, $140
1H Wagon with harness, $35; 2
H Wagon with tractor pole, $15;
turning plows, other horse

ry Booth, Marietta, 303 Sand-
town Rd., Rt. 5. Phone 8-7276.

1952 Ford Tractor with Wag-
oner heavy ay front end
loader practically new tires and
hydraulic system. Jack Barber,
Lithonia, 5370 Browns Mill Rd.
Phone 3951. EE Ss

Late 53 Massey Harris Pony
Tractor, bush and bog harrow,
disc plow, mower, field cultiva-
tor, extra draw bar, PTO wheel
wts., all 2 way life type. See at
my farm, or phone nights, 2994.
W.G. Boynton, Temple, Rt. 2.

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MACHINERY FOR SALE}:

Want used garden - tractor. |

-|Phone 47-2629.

e in}
good cond. Will pay cash. Write
de e Armstrong, Stockbridge, }

M. | Lithonia, Rt. 2, ;

wagon with steel wheels, 1 cut-|

drawn implements cheap. Har-

One set
for any m10
Ferguson - Tractor,
Vaughan, Doraville,




Sliding Table |
mounted on steel f:
ccordwood blade, $70;
cout a cee
'Type 50 Day Old Chick

Side Del. Rake,
pickup baler, no ju
able. 100 mi. Atlanta.

Case Side Del. Rak
cond., wheel type, used o
days, sacrifice $200. i
Carroll, Rockmart, Rt. i

Tractor, used 12 hrs. Ri
Write or see. O. P
don, Rt. 2. oe

1948 Farmall Tractor,
matic lift, power tal
pulley, planters, fe
tivating equip. 5ro
duster, 3 dise J.

2731. :

_ Farmall H Tractor,
ing cond., $500 also

mer Mill for sak

Ford Planters and Ferti
tributor (Cole make), pre
new type, also Ford Cul
Farmall Tractor, preferab 1
to be raised with ,
All must be in good

ton Ursrey, Hazleh

2155. :



adaptable to use on
tor, like new, mowed
acres, $135; 2 ow Case
with starter, light
cultivators, 2 disc bottc
dbl, sec: harrow, $87
lent cond. C. D. Gibson,

- Practically new Ow
H Wagon and!
farming tools. H.
woody, Rt.
Springs). =

W4 Intl. Tractor, |

Make best offer for cash. J. W.| ber, runs well, cheap |
Smith, Lavonia, Rt. 1. \IHC Combine with m

cash;.And Dearbrn
Drill, never used. (
Eatonton, RED 3.

. 20 in re Head
mill, belt, pulleys, bu
good as new, $50 cash;
farm blacksmith tools
Mrs. W. H. Whittle, Fo

Model M. John Deere,
lent cond., lights, life,
wheel weights, planters,
vatos 2 disc plow, R
row, $795. for lot. W.
arately or trade for
ment. J. C. Burson,







~ REGISTERED H

the Sumter Co. Livestock

: The Ga. Hereford Assn. Inc., will hold a

March 23, at 1 PMselling 50 head Service age
and heifersboth Polled and Horned. W. Tap
Atlanta, 1323 Candler Bldg. 5 Nee s

EREFORD SAL





barn, Americus, Tu













A dispersion sale of Reg. Herefords, fr
finest of bloodlinesthe blood of Real Silver |
44th (the famous $52,000 bull) predominating ir
will be held on Friday, Ap:
Farm, LaGrange. Sale, beginning 10:30 A M.
119 bred (and some with calves at side

heifers, and 63 b 5 herd
j Silver : mino t} 1





ril 23rd at Hills

raulic lift. Used very
E. Sikes, Glennville,
alt cub tractor, A-1

c plow, cultivators,

, mowing machine,
harrow for sale. Roy
umming. phone 6742.

Z . M tractor, Tiller,
). Planter, No. 123, M-12
, K-578 disc harrow.
separately for best

. Mrs. Rosalie

2

pulley and wheel wts.,
D. Tiller, seed box and

vator parts, $650. J.
h, Milner. Rt. 1.

, WC Allis Chalmers
complete with power
power take-off; 2 row
distributor and plant,
ister, 2 row peanut
disc Athens tiller, 28
n] tandem harrow, model
feCormick Intnl com-
cond. Sacrifice quick
Holloway, Manchest-
janola Dr. |

ON I a ge RO IN I ac PR II PR as I rd a NR es ine er

OND HAND
ERY WANTED



uster for Allis-Chalm-
or. Will consider mule-
duster. Also want lift type
ust be in good condi-
pay cash. Contact B.
Lilburn, Rt. 1, Box

anters, fertilizer dis-

heavy 2-disc trail-
for any tractor $60,
xe. George S. Anderson,
peer a:
-Drawbar, 1 or 2-dise
plow to fit Case S. C.
Has to be of the trail
hitch type. Must be

ce. Write or phone col-|

E. Hutson, Douglasville,
Austell 2226.

used tractor with mower

1 priced right, good

dvise. Fred L. White,

ad, (Morgan County) Rt.

23

ash, planters, culti-

in good shape. Also like

harrows and fowlers for

Still, Monroe, Rt. 3.

cultivators for 1951
cub, within 100 Mi. radi-
rise Roy D. Tankersley,

row Allis-Chalmers H.
and distributor. Advise.
Rosson, Summerville,

Cultivators for John
or B tractor. Must be in
tion. State price in

. R. A. McElmurray, Hep-}

Planters and_ fertilizer
t for Farmall A. trac-
reasonable distance of

Advise G. E. Powell,
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| ter, Buford, Rt. 3.

Want
draulic life-for Farmall H
tractor (no junk). Advise Clif-

ford Hulme, Elberton, Coldwat-
er Plantation, Rt. 3. .

want Athens disc plow, with
1 dise or any other good trailer
type 1 disc. Advise. J. L. Led-
better, Ball Ground, Rt. 2. :

Ys hs eh s
Want King bush and bog har-
row for Ford tractor, no junk,
in good cond, cheap for cash Ad-
vise. T. R. Cowan, Monticello.

Want used 2 row pepper plant-
er, within radius 150 miles.
Write. James Jackson, McDon-
ough. Rt. 3. se

Want Mowing machine for
Ford tractor, in first class cond.
Sane els Eubanks, Smyrna.

Want planters and cultive-
tors, also poison dusting ma-
chine to fit a 2 row 60 Oliver

tractor. Mrs. Ethel M. Battle,

Curryville. Rt. 1. j
Want to exchange one Clark

10 Disc harrow, bush or bog

type, to be used with one row
tractor, for planting equipment
for Farmall Cub. John Self,
Villa Rica, Rt; 1.

Want. 1H Wagon, good cond.
at reasonable price. W. A. Por-

Want 2 disc Tillers for J. D.
No. 4 Riding Cultivator, any
make. Quote best price and
describe. J. G. Buyers, Whites-
Dure.<- Rts ol: 3

Want to buy used deep well
pump in good condition, also
planter for Farmall Cub. Clar-
ence A. Carroll, Avans.

Want used 7 ft. Farmall M
Smoothing Harrow, No. C Dus-
ter, _Planter, and Fertilizer
Distributors (all Farmall). Con-
tact. State price. Buck Brinson,
Millen, Rt. 2. | :

Want a 4 row poison spread-
er (dusting machine) for farm
use. Letters ans. Mrs. Mary
Gibson, Mitchell. Agricola Rt.

I
Want. late model Ford Trac-
tor and planting equipment:
Also One Hammer Mill, 18-24
in., priced right for cash. No
junk. Must. be in good condi-
tion. R. L. Jackson, Jonesboro,
Rt. 1. Phone 6217. ;

Want a horse or tractor
drawn mowing machine and
grain drill. Vohn B. Hemphill,"
Lizella, Rt. 1, Box 285,

Want Forage Harvester with
row crop and grass crop at-
ees W. P. Stone, Camp-
on. : 7 :

Want one used 1953 Ford trac-
tor, planters and cultivators,
cheap for cash. W. D. Gill, Rich-
land. Rt. 2. oe

Want good, used tractor ae
some equipment, near Carters-
ville. S. T. Gardner, Emerson.

BEANS AND PEAS
FOR SALE



*Yelando and J. E. W. 45 Soy
Beans, germ. 90 pct., $4.00 bu.
Packed in new 2 bu. bags. Fred
B. Newton, Halcyondale.

150 bu. No. 1, 90 Day Velvet
Bean Seed, picked without rain,
$10 bu. R. T. Taylor, Jr., Rich-





land. . 4
















. Angus Auction

, at 1:00 P. M., at the Coffee County Stock
glas41 head to be offered for sale: 16 bulls,
id and 24 females, cows with calves and.

some of Georgias best herds.
n, Rome, 412 West Bldg.

will be held on Tuesday,

: Planters and ferilizer|-
.| and cultivator attachment hy-

ERS CONSIGNMENT SALE _|/s=siscssble Soy Bes

reeders consignment auction sale of Reg.
d and Polled Hereford cattle, Bulls, Cows with
side, open and bred Heifers, will be held at the
tock Auditorium, Moultrie, Monday, March 22.

W. E. Aycock, Moultrie. ~ |32 (1 peck to customer) $5 pk.

bean Seed, heavy bearing, 35c
cup. Plus postage. Wanda Sue



Hastings Henderson Bush
Lima, plant from. spring until
early fall. 1953 crop, hand pick-
ed, without rain, 30 lb.; Also
several lbs. small pecans, 12c lb.
Plus postage. Hiram C. Duffey,
Lithonia, Rt, 2._

Tender, steaked and white
half-runner and blue pole beans,
3 cups, $1.50; White Crowder,
purple hull and brown 6 wks.
peas. Also large speckled and
white butterbeans, 4 cups, $1.25
Postpaid. Mrs. Lon Ashworth,
Dacula, Rt. 1:

Colored bunch butterbeans, 1
lb. 45c, 3 Ibs. $1, 5 Tbs. $1.50
prepaid; Also want 1 lb. Congo
watermelon and 3. lbs. dwarf
okra seed, small foliage, 10 Ibs.
large red peanuts. B. B. Banks,
Athens, Rt.'4.

Striped half-runner beans,
old-fashioned butterbeans, small
white ice peas 50c cup Add post-
age. Exc. for okra seed or feed
sacks. Mis. Ardel Meeler Bis-
hop, Rt. 1, Box 222.

_7 Ibs. yellow Crowder peas,
$8 bu. F. O. B.- P. B, Watson,
Mauk, Rt. 1.

50 Bu. sound purple hull,
brown Crowder peas, $8 bu. at
my barn. L. D. Toole, Mid-
ville, Rt. 1. :

12 Garlic bulbs, 6 Mullein
plants and 10 old-fashioned
blackberry plants, ail $1 each
variety. Add postage. Mrs. V.
M. Johnson, Shellman.

Speckled running velvet beans
2 bu. bags, $9 bu. Jack Fletcher,
Tifton, Rt. 3.

15 bu. good sound, pure Dixie
Lee Peas, $10. bu.; Lots of 2-1/2
bu. or more, $9.50 bu. FOB.
Harvey C. Jorday, Buena Vista.

Early White Butterbeans, and
Butter Peas, 4 cups, $1; 30 cup
Blackeyed Crowder, and Early
Brown Crowders, 5 lbs., $1 Add
postage. Mrs. ,T. L. Lawson,
Gainesville, Rt. 8.

Colored Butterbearis, 30c cup;
3 cups, $1. Add postage. Mrs.
Horace Suttles, Hartwell, Rt. 1.

a

Imp. Velvet Beans, 10 bu.,
thand selected, $10 bu. MO. A. E.
Tuten, Blackshear, Strickland
Ave. Phone 2333.

Ga. Rambler Peas, pure, pick-
ed before rain, 30 lb.; $12. bu.;
75 bu. Clays, $7.50 bu. Will ship
COD. E. E. McGahee, Dearing,
Rt. 1. (Near Fort Creek Church).

18 bu. good 90 Day Velvet
Beans, $8 bu. at my place. . C.
Alston, Preston, Rt. 2.

Old Time Col. pairs a
beans (heavy bearing). ant
now for 2 crops. 35 lb. Add
postage. Exch. for Pole Half
Runner, or Cornfield Bean Seed,
pound for pound. Mrs. Henry
Smith, Dalton, Rt. 1, Five
Springs Rd.

Good tender garden bean seed,
Striped Half Runner, Pink Pea-
nut, 60e cup; Purple Hull, and
Cream Crowder Peas, 40 cup.
No chks. Add postage. Mrs.
Annie Gentry, Ellijay, Rt. 3.

18 bu. Brab Peas, clean, pure,
$7.50 Bu. FOB W. P. Snelson,
Greensboro.

White and Colored Bunch But-
terbeans, 25 cup. Add postage.
Ethel Crowe, Gainesville, Rt. 2.

Running Butterbeans, small
large also vegetable Soy Beans
(large flat var.); and Blackeyed
Crowder and large and small
Salet Peas, 25c cup. Add postage.
Mrs. Seth Hyatt, Ellijay, Rt. A.

About 25 bu. newly developed
No. 39 Velvet Beans, 20 bu. No.

FOB. Will mail and ship. No
COD. J. P. Morris, Baxley.

1953 crop White Half Runners:
and Early Bunch Bean for gar-
den, 50c cup (or 1/2 pint). Sold
in 2 cup lots and up. Add post-
age. Mrs. Pauline Franks, Hia-
wassee.

Old Time Col. Bunch Butter-
lb.; Plenty Seed Popcorn, 30c
Smith, Dalton, Rt. 1, % Henry

lb.; Also Cream

SANS Ai EA
_ FOR SALE

Old Fashion Colored Half
Runner Beans, 1953 crop, 30c
cup. Add postage. Mrs. A. L,
Sargent, Pitts, Rt. 1.

Approx. 40 bu. White Hull
Java Peas, treated; for weevils,
$7 bu. FOB Metters. No less
than bushel shipped. Carroll
Collins, Cobbtown,

Purple Hull Peas, large kind,
18-20 in hull, $3.50 pk.; $12 bu.
No samples; 6 Week Crowders,
$3.50 pk. Send postage. O. J>
Edwards, Dacula.

20 bu. nice Brabham Peas,
$7.50 bu. No less than 2 bu.
shipped. H. D. Goodwin,
Greensboro,

75 bu. Clay Peas, $4 bu. at
barn. Cy W, Hadden, Louisville,
Clarks Mill Rd.

Purple Hull Peas, large run-
ning kind, brown when dry,
45 Ib.; $4 peck; $15 bu, Del.
Mrs. Geneva Chanclor, Pitts.

White Blackeyed Peas, 35c
large eup; 4 cups, $1; Also Yel-
low Root Plants, 65c doz.; Cat-
nip Plants, $1 doz. Exch. for
White Sacks. Add postage. Mrs.
W. J. Reece, Ellijay, Rt. 2, Box
80.

White Tender Half Runner
Garden and Striped Cornffeld
Beans, 55 teacup; Blue Peas,
20c lb. in 5 lbs. or more; Garlic,
30e doz. Add postage. P. B.
spon hh Ball Ground, Rt. 1,

27 bu. Velvet Beans, good
quality, $10 bu. at home. L. J.
Allen, Bastman, Rt. 5. (Near
Plainfield, Ga.)

White with Blackeyed Peas,
10c lb. Plus postage. Jud Rob-
erts, Carters.

100 lbs. 6 Week Crowder Peas
for sale. C. H. Holeman, Logan-
ville, Rt. 3.

i
Little Pink Peanat Garden
Beans, 50 cup. PP. Mrs. Taylor
Pritchett, Ellijay, Rt. 5.

Few Running Butterbeans,
dry, bear until frost, 50 Ib. PP.
Mrs. Henry Malcom, Social
Circle, Rt. 2. >

Red Speckled Crowder, and
Blue Java Peas, 25c Ib. in 5 lb.
or more; White Tender Half
Runner Garden Beans, 60 tea-
cup. Add postage. G. T. Brown,
Ball Ground, Rt. 1.

Old Time Tender Striped al-
so White Cornfield, and White
Half Runner Garden Beans, al-
so Thomas Laxton English
Peas, 60c teacup; 3 cups, $1;
Blue Java, 25c teacup; 5 cups,
$1. Add postage. Miss Gennia
Brown, Ball Ground, Rt. 1.

Bunch Butterbeans, early
variety, 25c cup; Red Speckled
Crowders, 25 lb.; Also Arti-
chokes, 60 ee Add postage.
a Estelle Payne, Canton, Rt:

Good tender garden _ beans,
Striped Half Runners, 60c cup;
Purple Hull peas, 40c cup. No
chks. Add postage. Martin M.
Gentry, Ellijay, Rt. 3.

Good tender Speckled Cut-
short Cornfield Beans, 60 cup;
Mixed cutshort, 55 cup; May
English Peas, 75c cup. Add
pares No stamps. Arvil Lam-
ert, Ellijay, Rt. 3.

Good tender Speckled Cut-
short Cornfield Beans, 65 cup;
Mixed Cutshort, 55c cup; Also
May English Peas, 75e cup.
Add postage. Mrs. Ivy Souther-
land, Ellijay, Rt. 3.

Some White Milling. Corn
for sale .H. M. Estes, Dun-
woody, Rt. 1 at Sandy Springs.

500 bu. best grade White
Corn in Shuck, $1.50 bu. FOB
crib, W. P. Davenport, Dial.

Whatleys Prolific Seed Corn,
selected, hand nubbed, shelled,
deep grained, little red cob,
$5 bu. FOB. Alex Barfield,
Louisville,

500 bu. good White Sound
Corn, $2 bu. at my barn 6 mi.
NE Kite. W. cd Greenway,
Kite, Rt. 2.

Large Yellow Pop corn, 30
ol, Brown-
eyed Peas, 20c lb. in 5 1b, lots.
Add postage. Mrs. Josie Downs,









Wayatt Smith.



FOR SALE

on Seed, 60c oz.; $1.35 per %
lb.; Pure Midget Icebox Water-
melon, 60c 0z.; % Ib. $i.505

Jimpson Weed Seed for toma
grafts, 25 paper and stamped
addressed envelope. W.
Summers, Newnan, Rt. 8.

Nest Egg Dipper, other kinds
small gourd seed, also Castor
Bean, 15c package. Mrs. Johm
Weaver, Temple, Rt. 2.

Brown Striped Half Runner
String Bean Seed, 2 cups, $1.10;
Mixed Col, and White Bunch,
and Half Runner Butterbean

Millian, Dacula, Rt. 1,

Garden Bean Seed, free of
weevils, 80c cup; $1.45 for 2
cups. PP. No. chks. Mrs. Nim-
mere Talking Rock,

Clemson and Perkins Okra,
bear until frost, pods 1-10 in.
long, 50c lb.;. Also Yellow Pop-
corn, 9c lb.; 20c or 25c bu. Mrs.
poe Mincey, Dahlonega, Rt.

&

1953. Citron Seed, $1 lb.; Col.
Bunch Butterbeans, 35 teacup;
Banana Muskmelon, 50e cup;
Honeyrock Cantaloupe, 456

Blackberry, bearing size, 50c
doz.; Mtn. Huckleberry, 2 doz.,
75e, Add postage. Rosie Crowe,
Cumming, Rt. 1.

Old Time Pink Peanut Bean,
65e; White Salet Eng. Peas,
85c. No. chks. nor stamps. Ople
Gable, Ellijay, Rt, 3.

- Tender Garden Bean Seed,

| White Half Runner, Improved

White Half Runner, Brown Six
Weeks, Pink Peanut; Also
White Tender Salet Peas. 60e
cup. PP. Eula. Beal, Ellijay,
Rt. 3, Box 132.

White Half Runner Bean, 55

cup; Also Paper Shell Pecans,

25 lb, Exch. for print sacks.

(1 sack for 1 Ib. pecans). Mrs.

ee Shuemake, Gainesville,
e's Ly

White Multiplying Nest Oni-
ons, $1.25 gal.; White Running
Butterbean Seed, 3 large eups,
$1; Mixed Turnip, 50c cup;
Large size Sunflower Seed, 5
cup. W. W. Mitchell, Gay, Rt. 1,
Box 40.

White and Col. Butterbeans,
bunch var., 40c lb.; White and
Green Okra, long var., very
tender, 25c cup; Exch. Minia-
ture Pumpkin for Icebox Wat-
ermelon (Seed for Seed). Mrs.
Z. D, Dodd, Alpharetta.

1 peck tender White Half
Runner, White Cornfield, Early
Brown Bunch Beans, 5@c cup;
8 cups, $1.35; Lima Butter
Peas, Lima Bunch Butterbeans,
30c cup; 3 cups, 75c, Orders
filled promptly. Mrs. J. G.
Whitfield, Jasper, Rt. 3.

rong Green Okra, 50 Ib.;
Col. unch Butterbeans, 25
lb.;'Purple Hull Peas, 30e Ib.
Add postage. All good seed
from 1958 crop. Phone 5343
a S. F. Carroll, Rockmart,
t. 3.

Recleaned, scarified Sericea
Lespedeza Seed, 99.10 pet.
pure, 68 pet. germ., weed 6 pcet.,
total grass and har. seed, 55
pet. 25c lb. FOB. Can ship. La-
mar Woodliff, Alpharetta.
Phone 3861.

Rutger Tomato Seed, $2.40
lb.; 3 lbs., $7; Marglobe, $3.25
lb.; 3 Ibs., $9; Copenhagen Cab-
bage Seed, $1.40 lb; Wake-
fiels, $1.50 lb. Miss Lee Crow,
Gainesville, Rt. 2.

About 15 Ibs. Black Diamond
(white seed) Watermelon, $1.50
Ib. .PP. Joe R. James, Douglas-
ville, Rt. 1. =

Long Wide Leaf, Buff Face
Tobaeco Seed, 75c.Tbl.; Martin
Gourd, 3 packs, $1; Giant
Gourd, (5 ft. around) 3 packs,
$1.25; Okra, $1 lb. Also Catnip
Plants, $1 doz. Add postage. L.
J. Ellis, Cumming, Rt. 5.

White Half Runner Tender

Bean Seed, 50c large cup; Red
Spotted Crowder Peas, 20c lb.
All free of weevils. Add post-
ie Otto Rice, Cumming,

Tender White Creaseback

Cornfield Bean Seed, treated,
weevil treated, 50c cup. Add



Royston, Rt. 1.

postage, H. G, VanZandt, Dial.

| SEED AND GRAIN |

- = ;
Pure Pride of Ga. Watermel-

cups, $1.10 PP. Mrs. T. O. Me-

Large White Half Runner

cup; Also Imp. Dewberry, and.



2

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+

jay,

Bean Seed,



SEED AND GRAIN
FOR SALE

Soy Beans, Gaytan, 7 bu.,
$7; Lespedeza, Kobe, Korean,
150 lbs. each, combine run,
20c. Jack Bentley, Thomaston.
Dial 3535.

Good clean 1953 Cane Seed
for sale. See or write Wayne
Adcock, Adairsville, Rt. 3.

1954 crop pure Livsey Wat-
ermelon Seed, $2 lb.; 2 lbs.
poe New Crop Green Pod

ka, $1. Ib.; 3. Abs... $2. PP in
Ga. All sound, clean. J. M.
Jones, Grayson.

White Multiplying Onions,
mild, good to keep through
winter, $1 gal.; White Black-
eyed Peas, 15c large cup. Add
porieee: Mrs. R. H. Evans, Elli-

52:

Good tender okra seed, 50c
cup; Also Fig Sprouts, rooted,
Damson Plum Bushes, 3 of
each, $1; Black Walnut, rooted,
3, $1. Mrs. Irene Fowler, Cum-
ming, Rt. 1.

White Half Runner
very prolific, 50c
eup; White Creaseback Corn-
field, free of weevils, tender,
for sale. Add postage. Ex-
change for print sacks (dark
background): 2 cups for 4
sacks. Mrs. R. V. Woody, Dial.

4000 lbs. Sericea Seed, clean,
scarified, no noxious weed,
good germ., 28c lb. Or best of-
fers Tell? 912933. A--Swint.
Barnesville, Rt. 1. ~

Calif. Multiplying Beer Seed,
' 20c start; 12 sts., $1; Also long
Green Okra, $1. pt. PP. Mrs.
Earl Fincher, Rockmart, -Rt. 2.

Jimpson Weed Seed for toma-

Imp.

to grafting, 50c Tbl.; 3 Thls., $1.
FP. Mrs. Rosetta Hunnicutt,
Dial.

Kobe _ Lespedeza, Martins

Milo, recleaned, excellent cond.,
certified purity and germ. on re-
quest; Also combine run barley
oats, and milo. Priced right. W.
M. Nixon, Thomaston, % B &
B, Ranch. Tel. 2412.

Climbing Okra Seed, 25c-50c
pkg. Enclose self addressed,
stamped envelope. No chks. nor
stamps. Fred Late ep ana,
Rizal.

40 bu. Recleaned hog and hay
pea seed, new bags-(1_1/2 bu.
ea.) $11.25 per bag. W. H. Stud-
still, Lakeland, P. O. Box 42.

Calif. Multiplying beer seed,
30c start; Okra, 40c cup. Add
postage. Harold Nolen, Rock-
mart, Rt. 2.

Tender, Striped Cornfield
Bean Seed, 40c cup. Prompt
shipment. Add postage. No COD.
Mrs. H. W. Summerour, Gaines-
ville, Rt. 2.

2 or 3 lbs... Mamouth .Okra,
Seed, gathered before rain,
elear, 75c lb. or -exch. for seed
peanuts. Ea. Pay postage. Mrs.
C. K. Simmons, Hollywood.

Green Glaze Collard Seed,
1953 crop, 25c Tbl.; 6 Tbls., $1;|
$5 lb.; Martin Gourd, and Jumbot
Pumpkin, 15e doz.; 2. doz., 25c!|
White Butter beans, 35c lb.; Half}
Runner Garden, 50c cup. RP.
Mrs. J. A. Wilson, Martin.



1953 hand saved round, dark!
green, yellow meat watermelon |
seed, 50c, cup; Ppurple Hull
Blackeyed Crowder Peas, wee-
vil treated, 20c lb. White mul-|
tiplying onions, $1.25 gal. Add |
postage. Mrs. Johnnie Harmon, |
Calhoun, Rt, 2.

Yellow crook neck squash, |
Jong pod okra, Black Diamond, |
Blacklee watermelon Rocky |

Ford Cantaloupe, pumpkin, cit-
ron melon, 25c cup, $1- qt. Add|
postage. Also white bunch but-
terbeans, 25c lb. Ice box water-|
melon, Martin gourd, 2 doz 10c
and stamped envelope: Betty

ewborn, Bolinghroke, Rt. 1.

Early brown wk. 2-crop peas,
6 cups, $1.25 Cream Crowders, 4
cups, $1.25; Tender blue pole
and steaked half-runner bean |
seed, 2 cups, $1.25; Extra large
col. running butterbeans, 3 cups, |
$1.25. Al P Pein Ga. Mrs.
Clarence McMillian, Dactla, Rt. |
a

Nice, stacks $0 okna seed,
2953 crop, 40 lb. lbs. or mo) ,
7 R. Robinson, San

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-| envelope.

| ted crowders and white, black-

ied

"SEED AND GRAIN |
2 BOR GALE, oe

Yellow meat watermelon seed,
large and tender, 15 C, Also
some red meat watermelon seed.
Mrs. Dollie Hughes, Cumming,
| Rt. 4.

Good tender creased-back
cornfield -bean seed, 65e cup;
White half-runner tender bean
seed, okra, 55c cup, 2 cups, $1;
Frost-proof English peas, 75c
cup, 2 cups $1.25; White mush
and red speckled Crowder,
white blackeyed peas, 3 cups,
$1.00. Add postage. Mrs. Carl
Smith, Ellijay, Rt. 3. ae ee

Tokis green pod okra seed, 1953
crop, 50c large cup. Postpaid.
Mrs. Emma Clayton, Ellijay,
Star Rt. B.

Old-fashion Sweet Basil herb.
seed, 10c pkt. and self-addressed,
stamped envelope. Mrs. Alma
Montgomery, Scottdale. :

Nice white tender beans, bear
until frost, white half-runner
garden beans, tender, all $1 cup.
Add postage. Mrs. C. W. Fricks,
Talking Rock. Rt. 1. Box 1381

Citron melon Seed, 25 cup.
Nice hand-selected, clean okra
seed, 50c cup. Add postage. Mrs.
Earl Swann, Union Point, Rt. 1.

1000 lbs. Arlington Sericea,
scarified seed, 99.84 pct. pure, to-
tal germ. and hard seed, 92.5

Ww. Lowe,

pcet., 40c lb. FOB. C.
Edison.

Sericea Lespedeza, hulled,
scarified, $30 Cwt. in 100 lb.

bags. New Crop. M. C. Roberts?
Ball Ground.

One quart Jimpson Seed, 50c
TbL; 3 Tbls. $1 Send stamped
Mrs. J. W. Turner,
Ball Ground, Rt. 2.

Pure Imp. Pride of. Ga. Water-
melon, have large ripe melons in.
60 days, 250 seed $1. J. N. Car-
son, Griffin, Rt. C.

Jimpson Seed, 25c Tbh EcsCoL
Butterbeans, 40e cup; White
Butterbeans, 45 cup. PP. Larry
Wallis, Carrollton, 35 Clifton
Terrace.

Old Ga. Heading Collard

Seed, Yellow Crookneck Squash,
Old Time Cushaw, and Dipper

and Martin Gourd Seed, all 10

large spoonful. Plus postage.
Mrs. J. G. Combs, Toomsboro,
Rt. 1, Box 45.

600 bags Brown Top Millet,
germ. and purity good, $10 Cwt.
FOB. Richard Harvill, Millen, %
Bousa Farm. Tel. 428W.

Early Green Pod okra, 50c lb.
Plus postage. Cash with order.
Mrs. J. H. Howell, Cae: 8 Rt.

ae Sericea, recleaned,
30c lb. W. H. Tuggle, Winston.

White Half Runner Bean
Seed, White Pole, White Six
Wek, Tender Hull, free of
weevils, 60c cup. PP. Miss
Mamie Anderson, Ellijay, P. O.
Box 37.

Good grade Okra Seed, 50c
cup. Or exch. for print sacks,
/or dried fruit. Write first. Mrs.
|Clay Evans, Gainesville, Rt. 7.

Mammoth Russian Sunflower

| Seed, $1.25 gal.; Okra, S;
Mrs. Nobie Elliott, La-
|vonia, Rt. 1.

Ice-box watermelon seed, 25c
|doz; Okra, Col. Half Runner
garden bean and Eng. pea seed,
50e cupful; white and col. but-
terbeans,. purple hull and spot-

leyed peas, ea. var., 8 cups, $1.
Add postage. Mrs. Samuel
Caine, Cumming.

3000 bu. bright oats for sale.
Make offer. Solomon George,
Valdosta. Phone 1864 J.

Brown Top Millet Seed, test-
for germ. and- purity, $10.
Cwt. Norman Johnson, Warren-

1954 Green Glaze
tbls., $1; 8
Mrs) 2. ds

40 lbs.
Collard Seed, 4
Tbls., $2. PP in Ga.
Holloway, Cobbtown,

New Hampshire Midget Wat-
}ermelon Seed, 25c oz. PP. De-
voe Smith, Cochran, Rt. 3, Box
21.

Sue, lbs. Long Green Okra

m. 91.5 pet.,.35c Jb.
i

order 10 lbs, C. C.
ontezuma, Tel. 4934.

: Tomato,






Mammoth Hissin Sunflower:
Seed, large heading var., good
for. poultry feed, etc., $1. 30. gal.
Add postage. Mrs. G. Collins,
Cobbtown, Rt. 2 - ~

Climbing. Okra Seed, 50c
pkg. with - self addressed,
stamped envelope. No chks. or
stamps. Fred Pruitt, Lakeland.

500 lbs. Honeydrip Syrup
Cane Seed. 15 lb. at my farm,
at Fair Play, Ga. Contact. R. F.
Whitaker, Winston, Rt. 1.

About 20 lbs. Cannonball or
Black Diamond Watermelon
Seed, unwashed, handsaved, $1.
lb. Plus postage. W. F. Walden,
Thomson, Rt. 1, Box 140.

Recleaned No. 1 Kobe Les-
pedeza Seed, 22c lb. Hugh R.
Horton, Fayetteville.

Jimpson Weed Seed for graft-
ing tomatoes, 25c pack and
stamped envelope: Or Plants,
50e doz. Exch. for White Bunch
Butterbeans for seed. Mrs.
Grady Brewer, Toomsboro.

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PLANTS FOR SALE



. Jersey and Chas. | E -Gabiane
Plants, fresh, spring grown,
500, $1.25; $2. 50 ; White

Sweet Flat Bermuda ~ Onion,
pencil size, 500, $1:25; $2. M.
del. PP; 5000, $7.50. Express.
I. L. Stokes, Fitzgerald.

Chas.. Wakefield, Early Jer-
sey Spring Cabbage, and White
Bermuda mion Plants, 500,
$1.25; $2. M_ Prepaid; Onion
Plants, 5M, $7.50 exp.. Rotger
Mar 20th, 300, $i;
500, -$1.50;. $3. -M. Fresh de-
livery on all plants. Full count.
E. L. Fitzgerald, Fitzgerald,
Box 662.

sapere Crowns, $1.25 doz.;
Broecoli, ussels Sprouts, Pan
American Tomatoes, celery,
Wonder Beets, 35 doz. Del.
Mrs. H. V. Franklin, Heaisiats

Rte 1, Box 20.

Rutger Tomato Plants, make
large, red firm tomatoes, -wrap-
ped in damp moss and water-
proof paper. Ready. $1. C; 300,
$2.5 $5. M. Phone 2150, J, D
Crenshaw, Pitts.

Mtn. Huckleberry _ Plants,.
bearing size, 75c doz; Scupper- |,
nong Vine Cuttings, 50c doz.
Also Brown Striped Half Run-
ner Bean Seed, 60c cup; White
Bunch, Butterbeans, 40 cup;
And Peppermint 25c doz.; Cat-
nip, 25 bunch. Add postage.
ha Lee Hood, Gainesville, Rt.

Lueretia Dewberry, earliest of
all bearers of large fruit, sam-
ple doz. $1.; $5. Add post-
age. Mis. Cc. M. awrueets
rreenville, ~

Mtn. Huckleberry Plants,
bearing size, Hazlenut, Black-
berry, Dewberry, all 85 doz.;

lid Strawberry, 4 doz., $1.;
Yllow Roots, washed, 4 lb.
lard box, $1.3 Little Brown
Tender Cutshort Garden Bean
Seed, 50c snuff glass full. Add
postage. Nancy Henderson, Elli-
jay, Rt. 3, Box 124,

Past Crowns, $2. G; $10.
M, Osta e LH. Reid,.
Mia 303 S. Pryor Rd.

Big Red Jumbo Strawberry
Plants, 1. C. Add postage. No
COD nor chks. Mrs. Elmer, E.
rae Gainesville, Rt. 8, Box
1

*

Rutger Tomato, ready Mar.
20th., 75 C; $3. M. Full count.
Del... moss packed. No chks.
George Griffis, Screven, Rt. 1.

Rutger Tomato, full count,
good plants, 75c C; $3,
Del. Moss packed. No chks,
W. L. Griffis, Screven, Rt. 1,
Box 186.

La. Copper skin Potato
Plants, $4. M. FOB. Booking
orders for Apr. del, (ready

about Apr. Ist.);: Marglobe and
Rutger Tomato for Apr. $3.. M.
Miss Florence OQuinn, Odum,
Riso ee

Kudzu Crowns, rooted, 1 and
2 yrse old, $2. C; 500, $7.; $12.50
M. Add postage. No chks or
ae C. D Crow, Gainesville,

ts

Booking orders for Red and
Pink Skin PR Potato Plants
through April, $4. M. Del.. Omar
Lightsey, Screven, Rt. 2.



: doz.;



go
sizes. Mrs. W.
SULA Senn

mato, $2. M, plus postage. Ready
about 10th. Can furnish large
orders. Prompt shipment. Cecil-
Lightsey, Alma, RE 22

Everbearing Strawberry, $1. 25
. M. Exch. for print feed

ee (3- 4 alike). Ea. pay. post-
ane. Mrs. Janie els, Grant
ville.

. Black and Red dhagniteks
Raspberry, Horse Radish, Sage,
$1, doz.;- Strawberry, 85c :
Garlic, Peppermint, 50c_ doz.
Add postage. Mrs. Lona Black-
well, Dahlonega, Rt. 1, Box 54.

Mtn. Huckleberry Plants,
bearing size, Hazlenut . Bushes,
85c doz.; Red, and Yellow Plum
Sprouts, 3 "$1.2 Also Yellow
Roots, 65c doz.; Running Okra
Seed, $I. cup. Add _ postage.
Mrs. Bi Henderson, fate
jay, Rt.-3:

M; Rooted Kudzu Crowns, $5.
C; $12. M. Mrs. T. A. Hipp,

Roopville.

Charleston, E ar 1 y Jefsey_
Wakefield, and -All_ Season
Frostproof. Cabbage, and White

Bermuda Onion oe? Sg
300, $1.; 500, $1.50; M

Del. in Ga. Otis Cae nite.

Coastal Bermuda Stolons,
free of other grass or weed

50 M, 65 M; 50 M or more,
50c M; By express in bags of
2 M each, 2 M $1.90; 20 M, $19.;
50M, $35. Dyes oe
Blackshear, Tel. 3713.

Chas. and Early Feiae
Wakefield Frostproof alse
fresh, green, also White Ber-
muda Onion Plants, 300, $1.;

500, $1.50;. $2.50 M. Prom t
del. Prepaid in Ga. R. Chanclor,
Pitts.

_ Horseradish Plants, B0c dz:
Horse Radish Roots, Black
Haw, 50c Ib.: Red Raspberry,
75 doz.; Mtn. Huckleberry,
Tanzy, Spearmint, Lions Ton-
gue, Star Grass, Garlic, 25c
Also Queen of the Mea-
dow, 3, 50c. Add postage. Mrs.

| Presley Fowler, Ellijay, Rt.7'5.

Imp. Broad Leaf Sage Plants,
$1. 25 doz. PP; Also have half
pound dry sage, $1. Del. Myrtle
ao Bremen, 428 Buchanan

-
~

COTTON SEED FOR SALE





Pure coker 100 Wilt Resia
tant Cottonseed, Ist. <yr., 98
pet. germ., 1/32 in. staple, if var.
gin, big 5 lock bolls; bale per

100 lb. bag, #55 o bags, $27.50:
In bulk, $5. - Malcom, So-
cial Circle. Deane 3346.

2500 Ibs. good green grass
hay, $24. ton. No weeds or
Johnson grass. G. E. Eslinger,
Varnell. .

Coker 100 wilt resistant cer-
tified cottonseed, Ist. yr., de-

in 100 Ib. new bags, $7. Cwt.
FOB. Charles H. Murrow, Wat-
kinsville. Tel. 2201.

No. 15 D & P. L. Cottonseed,
ist. yr., picked and ginned dry,
ory bales, on 7.6 A last year,
$6.50 Cwt, FOB. Toccoa, Ga.
Shipped in 50 and 100 Ib, bags.
Money order, Ulysses bens
cill, Eastanollee.

D & PL No. 15 Certified Cot-
tonseed,. delinted, Cersan
treated, 1st. yr., bagged in new
bags, $7. Cwt. FOB. Roy. Ward,
Watkinsville. Tel, *:2201.-"

100 lb. 2nd. yr. Summerour
Cottonseed, planted 1 yr., $6.
Cwt. A. T. 2 ac hiaes Flowery,
Branch, Rt 2.

Cokers -100 Wild Resistant
Cotton Seed, 1952 crop, one
crop. from breeder, privately
ginned, high -germ., $6.50 Cwt.
Ben Fagin, Martin, RFD No. 1.

2500 lbs. Summerours high
breed half and half cottonseed,
42 pet. lint, staple 1-1/16, pick-
ed dry, kept pure at gin, $8.
Cwt. E. T. Mathis, Avera.

Recleaned, pure Empire, Wilt
Resistant, Fie Boll. Cottonseed.
grown from doundation, picked










Cert. Marglobe, ices To-

-| Cottonseed, ey

Kudzu Crowns, $4. C; $10, 3

pests, by truck at farm, under |

acre, picked and ginned dry, ).

~ |yain cag

linted, Ceresdn treated, bagged | -

.| Kathleen. @ mi. i






Ceresan _ treated, ma
linted, in, new wh
Reasonable fog!
offer. Noble 1
















mM:
ae 50. = ee =
Tron peas, 9)

cattail mile, ro
so, Peavine hay )
nut hay, $25 ton. aoe
Ft. Valley. Pes Bo

Good's Golden pl )
corn, $4.50 bu. or
bu., $4.25 bu; 14 bu.

peck. ge Bo Good,



FOR SA

ee

Good bright peanut
of poison, del. in |
anywhere. Write for
M. Bryant, oe 0:
Box 151. |

Good bright i ure
out rain ,75 per bale. |
Travis, Eup Phone
teville 5415. :

Several ce ake
Lespedeza Hay, $30

evenings, 7162.

~ Several tons .
$20 ton. EL We
Phone 230-J._

Few tons good
Lespedeza Hay, $30
bright Grass Hay,
farm. Phone 85J11.
Reid, Zebulon.

ails tons excellent qu y
nut hay, peanuts ta
ter rains, $20 ton.
farm 7 mi. SE C









40 tons ie 2nd.
~~ extra face Rt
without rain, 5.
eral hundred bushels of 1
leys Red Cob Seed Corn.
cial price per quantity. |
barn .Chas. Pa 5 1
% Square ius Ranc

Brown Top Mille
Nay, $30. ton; Sericea
za, 25. ton; Grass Hay,
Top quality. Reduced
Newton, M



a





157-J..

100 square eaine Ss
$1. per bal
barn. C. M. Betterton, -
7200 Campbellton :
river). Tel.. Atla








os



POTATOES "AND
SEED FOR

Cert. Texas Bush

PR Seed Pol
type, ideal for thet
tion, $2.75 Bu.

Merriman, Lyons,
Yellow Skin P. RB.
quality, :

Bunch, good |
Gale: Sihelinutt, Jo

Lak ce). bee

Cert. Seed. _Suveet *
unc st. er
dation stoke . on (
vine a ings, $3.50, 50. bu.
Jack Rigdon, Tifton.

State serfiieed :
PR Sweet Potato Seed, |
100 bushels, Prefer to s
to one man. Bill
Temple, Rt. A.

Bunch Yellow Yam
tatoes, $3 bu, at my |
H. Crawford, co ev.
| 3, Box 85.

State insp. mee i
an sweet poteioee
seed, $5 bu. FOB.
Williams, Grayeoth

Cert. a P.
oes,













aw



and ginned dry on var. gin
\6i Ib. Riley C. Couch, Turin, [

- Far-

ee : ay 10; 3-4
4-5 ft., $1.60; 5- 6 ata
E. Br wn, Baconton.

Everbearing Fig, Mus-
| Scuppernong Vine,
-Everbearing Mul-
-and Yellow May
h kasaw Plum, Old
and Honey

50c ea. Plus

: ine, Red and.
ae Raspberry, Ha~
Ke Walnut with
Huckleberry,

R Plants, Garlic
doz. Add _ postage.

la a Dah-

yn. White English

prouts, 50c ea.; 3, $2.
Tee: pipe,

Fashion Red, and als
ingstone, Open- Stone
aod Crabapple Trees,
p Bunches, and Sage

15 Add postage.

urner, oe wala

ee Huckleberry, 4 oe
r Twig Apple, 2.
and Yellow May Plum,
Streamliner Everbear-
So 200z7%- $1,
Fig, bearing

DP Ps Mrs.

1, Bowdon. -

fine varieties,

. 85 and 45c:

tr Soe Pear,
5c > ea;

it 3 yr:

1.75; 2 yr. Grape,

: Inspected. SE2S Mie

ie RD Flynt,
ho e -Metasville,

-

m good Bae
ze White Leg-

erage ese
setting
3.75. PP. Don
RR No. 2.

Eggs, $3 doz.
m? Landress,

er doz.

ttings,
i fin

p. Willia

i pen Rd. Phone

= hatching of Matson
shorn, also production
2h lode Island Reds, $1.75
) ) Baby Chicks, $18
oe ee

im
from champ. lay-
sag David

50c ea. prepaid.
ley, "Vienna, Rt. 4.

prize winning
ames, 15, $2.25
;. and Roosters,
L. Craft, Tas:

for. ae idking
BU

. GARLIC

om heavy lay-

, larg ite, 15, $2.50. In-

Black sured DP parcel post. Se B. Mil-

lians, Newnan.

"Bronze Turkey Bees, for

-| hatching, $3 doz. Mrs. A. M

ee Ellaville, Rt. 1.

*| Toulouse Goose Eggs, $2.40

V7] per 6. Mrs. Fred White,
Buckhead, RFD No. 1.

Guinea Eggs, 15 tor $1.50.

s PP. Henry . Dupree, Jr5;- Acs

" worth, Rt. aS

Selected Hatching una from
well mated purebred Dark
Cornish hens, $1.75 per 16; 32
for $3; 48, $5.50. Shipped in
lune crates to be ret. at
once. No less 32 shipped. Mrs.
Maude Granger, Reidsville.

OO

SACKS FOR SALE



Print Feed Sacks, 100 Ib.
cap., 3 alike, 30c ea.
Laura Dockery, Alpharetta, Rt.

) Print sacks, 100 Ib. cap.,

washed, ironed, free of holes

jand mildew, 30c ea. Add _ post-

a Mrs. Hazel Starks, Ellijay,
tek,

-\White Feed Sacks, 100 Ib.
eap., washed, free of holes, let-
ters, and mildew, 20c ea. Or-
ders of 15 or more prepaid. Mrs.
John Martin, Cumming, Rt. 1.

White washed, 100 Ib. cap.
feed sacks, free of holes, let-
ters, and mildew, 20c ea.; Small
ae 15e. Add: postage. Mrs.
Ss jp Mcherson. PonsasvNle,

White 100 lb. cap. chicken
feed sacks, no holes, unwashed,

20c ea.; $2.25 doz.; Washed,
$3. dz.; Ones with small holes,
1l5e ea. 50 $6. Add postage.

Roy Grindle, Sep reee: fetes

| Box 53.

White feed sacks, 100 Ib.
cap., free of- letters, holes, and
mildew, 30c ea.; 100 Ib. print,
washed, no mildew or holes,
45c ea. Add postage. Mrs. C:
W. Fricks, ae Rock, Rt. 1,
Box Alot:

Print sacks, 3, $f.; Some Odd
sacks, Add postage. Hoke Gol-
den, Bremen, Rt. 2, Box 25.

Nice print feed sacks, 100 lb.
cap., $3.95 doz. PP? Ralph Dan-
gar, Woodstock.

100 lb. white feed sacks,
washed; free of holes and- let-.
ters, 20c ea.; 5, $1. Postpaid

Robinson, Jasper, Rt 2.
MISCELLANEOUS
BOA SALE.
BAMBOO (ROOTS)

Large variety Bamboo Roots,





state. No less that 4 shipped.
Have large quantity. Mrs. M. F.
Gaddis, Quitman, Box 124.

Japanese Bamboo, 20 nice
Ss. $1. prepaid. Mrs. . Maude
Brooks, Arlington, RFD.

BUTTER if}

Nice Yellow Country Butter, 3-
4 lbs: per week, 60c Ib. Plus
postage. Prompt shipment. Mrs.
Re Patterson, sie he Branch

|} CANE (SEED)

4 Imp. Green Ga. Sugar Cane;
several thousand, 5-6 ft. long 4c
liper stalk; By thousand, 3 1/2c
ea.; 6-7 tt, 5e ea; Also Soft
Green Cane, large around, 10c
ea. S. J. Foss Brooklet. :

107% stalks tall green. seed
cane, banked before frost, 5c ea.
|Contact at J. M.. Collins Farm.
Write before coming. Thelma:
Hunt, Eastman, Rt. 3.

FERTILIZER
Extra good chicken fertilizer

for sale Several tons. L. E.
Widney, See 3850 Bakers
_| Ferry Rd.,

Chicken Comncet at my house,
$1 large bag. Mrs. Clyde Logan,
Austell, 2 Hill Crest Dr. i





Large ie pee afi, hee
Small var., ee
[rs _Emma



Sil iy,

Miss |

orders $3. or more. Mrs. E. L.:

25c ea. in Ga.; 30c ea. out of}



a
MISCELLANEOUS



GOURDS >

Martin. and Dipper Gourds,
25c ea.; Large size, 50c and $1
ea.; Small mixed sizes, 10c ea.;
Gourd Seed, $1 cup. Mrs. W. E.

*| Wooten, Camilla.

HONEY, BEES, AND BEE
SUPPLIES 4

3 new homemade cee fea
hives with supers without
frames, $5 ea. G. E. Eslinger,
Varnell..

67 nelnics Honey bees, 10
frame hives with supers, $5 per
colony. Mrs. Harley Warnock,
Stilson.

PECANS ~

Real nice Stewart Pecans, 28c
lb. Mrs. Marvin Burns, Car-
roliton, Rt. 3. Phone 1128-W.

POSTS

Several hundred good cedar
posts, 6 1/2: ft., 26 ea. R. C.
Cleveland, Elberton, RA; 2.

Locust posts, 35 ea. in truck-
loads of 600 delivered anywhere
in Middle Georgia. John Lee
Berrong, Hiawassee, Rt. 1.

ROOTS AND HERBS

Plenty of Sassafras, 2 lbs. $1,
plus postage. Lloyd Smith; Dal-
ton, Rt. 1, % Henry Wayatt
Smith,

Yellow Root, $1 per 4 lb. lard
box. Add postage. Mrs. Abe
Goble, Talking Rock, Rt. 2.

Yellow Root, Heart Leaves,
Colts Foot, 50c doz.; Sassafras,
Wild Cherry, Plum, with good
roots, 4, $1; Also Garlic Bulbs,
Huckle berry Plants, 50 doz.;
Red Raspberry, Hazlenut, $1
doz.; Dewberry, 85 doz. Add
postage. Mrs. D. M. Hollaway,
Dahlonega, Rt. 1.

Catnip pepermint, balm, tan-
zy, garlic bulbs, birdock plants,
50c doz.; Horse radish, $1- doz.;
Bridock root, 50 lb. Mrs. Mar-
tha White Dahlonega, Rt. 1, Box
60.

SAGE x

Hand picked, shade dried sage
45c qt. PP. Cash or MO. No
chks. Mrs. June Davis, Dahlone-
ga, Rt. 4.

WALNUTS AND WALNUT
MEATS _

Blagk Walnut Meats, 1953
crop, $1 lb Add postage. Mrs.
Earl Swann, Union Point, Rt. 1.

Black Walnut Meats, $1 pt.
Add postage. Mrs. Viola Hollo-

way Dahlonega, Rt. 1.





MISCELLANEOUS
WANTED
BEANS AND PEAS _

Want half bushel Osceola
Velvet Beans. Contact at once.
W. C. Suggs, St. George.

Want to exch. 2 or 3 odd
print sacks for Cream Color
Feas, (purple hull and vine),
1 sack per pound of peas. Ea.

pay postage. Mrs. G. M. Fost-
er, Temple, Rt. 1. -

CORN:. eto

Want small amount Old

Time Yellow Field Corn for
planting. Lonnie Moore, Nich-

olls,.Rt. 3:
EGGS:

Want 12 or 15 White African
Guinea Eggs; Or 2 Hens, 1
Rooster. Thomas B. Irvin, Bald-
win, Rt. 1. ;

Want Quail eggs for hatch-

ing. State price per 100. . Be
Hill, Cochran.

| PLANTS:

Want 50,000 Certified - PR
Sweet Potato Plants for
March planting. Quote price
FOB your farm. Anna _ Lee
Bush, Wray, Rt. 2,

POTATOES AND POTATO
SEED:

Want certified Potato Seed,
Heart of Gold, Yellow Yam,
Vine Copper Skin PR (not
bunch). Must be certified and
good. Write best prices and
complete gota Lawton Urs-
Tey, Hazlehurst. :



t



Want I peck Old Fashion
Georgia Yams; Also want Sage,
Lavender, Rosemary, Camo-
mile, Catnip, Horsehound. Rob-
ert G. Reynolds, Pavppnany Rt.
De BOX ate

SEED: .

Want Old Fashion Calif.
Beer Seed. C._J. Garrett, Bre-
men. :

Want~ white hull black
crowder pea sed. State price.

Mrs. Idell Hunt, Waycross. Rt.
4, Box 101.



HONEY BEES AND BEE
- SUPPLIES FOR SALE



15 old time box bee hives,
$3. per hive. 1% mi. North
Bowman at Winns Mill. Will
not ship. See. C. T. Freeman,
Royston, Rt. 2.

10 lbs. No. 1 Extracted Table
Honey del. by mail through
3rd. zone, $3.; 5 Ibs., $1.50; By
exp. collect 4-10 Ib. $9. Rev.
Curd Walker, Adrian, Rt. 1.

Bees and Supers for sale at
my place. Mrs. J. J. Campbell,
eat Rt. 2. Phone
3120.

One 30 frame Woodman Ra-
dial Honey Extractor with elec.
motor: Also other honey pack-

ing equipment, all ist. class
cond. Hallman, Black-
to Box: AGF,

shear, Rt.

17 new Bee Hives with caps
and queen excluders, all paint-
ed white, 8 have bees in them.
R. R. Eller, Ellijay.

North Ga. Choice Chunk Honey
with comb pack in 2 lb. jars,
12 jars to case, 42 Ibs. each
case, $7, Cs.; Strained Honey,
half gal. jars, $1.75 can. Prompt
shipment. No COD nor chks.
Add postage. Mrs. Elmer Clark,
Gainesville, Rt. 8

TOP BREEDING





CATTLE FOR SALE



4 nice dairy heifers, 2-4 mos
old, weianed from good dairy
stock, for sale. Norman Barber,
Lithonia, 537 Browns Mill Rd.
Tel. 3951.

2 reg. Angus Bulls; Also 2 reg.
Hampshire (sheep) Rams, for
sale L. A. Mosher, Roswell.

30 head three fourths or better
top grad Angus cows; bred to
purebred reg. bull to calve in
fall, $175. ea. Wm. L. Ballenger,

Jr., Marietta, pees Rd., ee
Altama Farm.
2 Reg Brahma Bulls, 3 1/2

yrs. old, very gentle. Excellent
calves available to show off-
spring; Also 2 five gaited very
gentle mares, trained to work

cattle. Dallas G. Berger, The.
ioe % B & B Ranch. Tel.
3760.

Grade Hereford Brood Cows
with Calves by side, Bred, and
Open. Heifers, sired and bred to
reg. Hereford Bulls, good quali-
ty, good cond. P. T. Patton,
Shady Dale. Tel Monticello
5123.

Guernsey Bull, 20 mos. old, al-
ready sired several heifers, dam
gives 8 gal. milk daily, sire,
reg., from high production herd.
Michael David Moore, none, Rt.
2, Watters Rd.

Reg. Hereford Cattle, horned
type, highest quality, bulls $150
ea. Cecil Travis, Riverdale, %
Pine Crest cres. Tel Fayetteville
5581.

Polled Hereford Bulls and
Heifers, 6 mos. to 2 yrs old, for
sale. Come See. Consider trade.
W. M. McGinnis, Alpharetta.

Dbl. Standard Polled ae
fords, 1 bull, 2 heifers, er
buyers name, 7 mos. old, $15
ea Roy R. Goddard, Lithonia, Ste:
2s

Reg. Guernsey Male Calf.
dropped Sept 4. 1953, reg. with
plenty of white, been dehorned,
$75. at farm. H. W. Thurmond,
Farmington.

SELLS STRONG

- AT VELVA HAVEN

+

Top Price of $7,500 Paid for VH Larry Mixer 13th
Top Ten Head at $3,183 as Ten Bulls-Go at $2,459.
SUMMARY
10 bulls Average : $2,459
58 females z 966
63 head ae 1,203
Top 10 head 2 3,183
Top 25 head 1,992

- Confidence was shown in this outstanding herd of
Herefords as buyers from widely scattered areas paid

an average of $1,203 for 63 head at VelVa Haven Farms
Second Annual Georgia sale.

The sale, held at the Thomasville, Georgia, farm
of VelVa Haven February 24th, was steady throughout,
and the average compares favorably with the 1953 sale.

This sale is generally regarded as a healthy sign that

more breeders are demanding the quality kind of breed-.

ing stock for their herds.

VH Larry Mixer 13th, a two year old son of HC
Larry Domino 24th-and out of a granddaughter of
Colorado Domino 236th, proved the attraction of the bull.
offering. After a spirited session of bidding he became
the property of Jackson Hereford Farm, Gainesville,
Florida, for a price of $7,500. Selling second in the sale
order he followed another top bull, VH Baca Heir,-a son
of Advance Baca, who as the first animal sold command-
ed $6,500 from Hamil Hereford Ranch, Griffin, Georgia.
Thus was the stage set for an active bull sale which
averaged $2,459, on ten bulls.

One of the highlights of

VH Larry Domino 95th by J. L. Roberts,

the sale was the purchase of
Tomasville,

Georgia, who is starting his. herd of Herefords on\ a
farm in Thomasville where there. had been Herefords
since 1885. The farm was once the home of Bonnie J,

1919 International Grand Champion Bull.

plans to once again build

Mr. Roberts
a good herd of Herefords

there and he showed much foresight in the selection of
this fine young bull and the females he bought.

In the female sale the get of HC Larry Domino 24th
and the breeding of JF Zato Heir, H & D Tone Lad
1st and other top VelVa Haven sires were featured and

they were much in demand.











breeders,











CATTLE FOR SALE



- CATTLE FOR SAL










Angus Bull Calves, good
markings, no papers, for sale
or exchange two for one same
size, but yours pure blood with
papers, 8 mos. old or nearly so.
-. G. C. Harwell, West Point.

Purebred Holstein Bull, 2 yrs.
old at my barn. Reasonable. Or
exch. for Black Angus equal
value. U.S. Lashley, Oglethorpe.

Purebred Short Horn Bull, 4
yrs. old, good cond., $200. R. E.
Hester, Benevolence.

ic
Aster Do-

Polled Reg. Bull,
dark ~ red,

mino bloodlines,
blocky, 3 yrs. old, excellent
reasonable; Also 2
heifers, 1 yr., and17 mos. old,
polled Herefords, reg. Apply.
D. C. Collier, Barnesville.



Hog Prices Paid At Various Markets

March 1.
Japeway Craig Com. Co., Dublin
March 2

Jones. Neuhoff Com. Co., Macon

out fat,
W. A. Ward, Jr.,
Phone 8-8772.

1 young Guernsey Cow, al-
most purebred,
|wks. old, gentle, no bad habit
cow and calf $100, Located West
Fayetteville Rd.,
College Park. Phone Jonesboro
5281. W. T. Creel, Riverdale, Rt.

ers, 4-12 mos.

No. 1

25.50

25.75

Reg. Hereford Cattle, few top
young herd bull prospects sired
by HK True Mold Adv. 8 and
HF Baca Royal 2, well grown

excellent cond. Mrs.
Marietta, Rt. 3.

with Ist

Oe mit

Reg Alberdeen-Angus Bulls,
Heifers, 6-15 mos. old, $100-$225;
Several Holstein Bull and Heif-
olde J: G.. Hee;
College Park. 1, Welcome All

No. 2

(25.00

25.00

calf 4

South



Hel 33

23.40

23.90

to sire Hairs

No. 4 /

22.94

23.00



Metter Livestock Mt. Metter

25.65

24.52

23.48

22.00



March 3



Claxton Stockyard, Claxton

25.25

24.50

24.01



Kite Stockyard, Kite

25.40

24.75









































Male Polled ' Hereloea:
mos. old, dark red, selling to|
prevent inbreeding; Also see 1
fresh cream Jersey Cow, giving
around 5 gal. daily. Mrs. L. C.
La Duke, Dalton, Rt. 4. (Near
| Dawnville School).

Reg. Angus Cow, 3 yrs. old,
to calve in April; 2nd calf, bred
General 4-No.
988310, priced to sell, $250. Mrs.
P. A. Hosch, Dougherty, Rt. 1.

20 high quality
Hereford Heifers, bred to reg.
bull, for sale at my farm. . Ar-
thru Huie. Jr., Jonesboro, Rt. 1.

Call 2738.

Ocilla Livestock Co.,







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25.04 24.80 B75



Chatham Co. SMockyens; Savannah







Dodge Co. Stock Barn, Eastman 24.69 24.25 om :









2415



Ga. Farm Prods. Sales Corp., Thomaston 25.10

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Jesup Stockyard, Jesup 25.01 24.28
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Millen Livestock Mkt., Millen 24.75 24.00





23.80



Muscogee Livestock Co., Columbus







24.45 24.41



Ocilla - 23.50 :







Seminole L/S Auck. Boneonsdile: 24.35, 330 4





























































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Pulaski Sales Barn, Hawkinsville 24.73 24.00 23.50 22.50 | Sutton L/S Co,, Sylvester : 24.64 24.45, S 23.70 P
aca 4 Swainsboro S/Y, Swainsboro 25.05 24.30 23.87. 20
' Bainb i - 24. 24.00 22.50 21.88 : :
Bainbridge Stockyard, Bainbridge 24.50 0 ) PS
Bulloc | Statesbo 25.00 24.60 24.00 22.00 = :
eee mckyare,, Sena ~~ | Appling Co. L/S Mkt., Baxley 24.79 24.35 23.30
j om., Dubli 25.29 24.50 23.64 23.40 ro eet ae
Dublin Livestock Com., Du - i . Colles Cs: L/S, Bendis 24.32 miss 23.35 e
i : | Springfield 24.85 24.40 23.50 ae Saree oe we
ee eee Co, Oe ae: See oO Dawson'L/S Co., Dawson 2449 2421 23.70
Valdosta Livestock Co., Valdost 24.50 24.00 23.43 22.00 ee Tene
Se ee Farmers Stockyard, Arlington 24.50 24.20 23a
Sumter Livestock Assn., Americus 24.50 24.10 23.45 22.90 ; Toe ee
Farmers Stockyard, Sylvania zi 24.75 24.08 23.05 j
March 5 : iS ae es
McRae Stockyard, McRae _ 24.75 24.10 22.24
Candler L/S Mkt., Metter 25.00 24.50 - 24.00 . ; Tae eee
: ee Mitchell Co. L/S, Camilla 24.50 24.45 23.20 _
Co-op L/S Exc., Statesboro 25.03 24.27 23.33 22.70 = a i
: Shuman's Stockyard, Hagan 25.00 24.30 23.74
Cordele L/S Gom. Co., Cordele 24.55 24.31 23.70 ce . ae
Smith Stockyard, Augusta 24.50 23.80 23.40 .
Flint River L/S Auct., Bainbri 24.50 24.00 23.00 5 hs
= : Tattnall L/S Co., Glenville 24.76 24.10 = 23.17
Smith Stockyard No. 3, Thomson 24.80 23.30 22.80 =
Troup Co. Sales Barn, LaGrange 25.75 24.50 23.90
Sylvania Stockyard, Syviania 24.75 24.25 23.80
March 10
Tifton Stockyard, Tifton 24.64 24.40 23.43 ; i . : eau
y Harlehurst L/S Mkt., Hazlehurst 24.53 23.76 22.78.
Toombs Co. S/Y, Lyons 25.25 24.55 23.5 7 , : crt
3:50 22.57 | Ragsdale Long Com.Co., Lakeland 24.50 23.90 23.46
March 6 ;
, Seaboard Stockyard, Colquitt 24.60 24.41 23.35
Emanuel Co. $/Y, Swainsboro 25.00 24.50 24.00 22.20 = a
/ Turner Co. Stockyard, Ashburn 2443 24.26 = -23.60
| March 8 Union Stockyard, Albany 24.55 24.05 23.50
- Bleckley L/S Auct., Cochran 24.90 24.00 20.50 Vidalia Stockyard, Vidalia 2465 2428 2
Carroll Co. Sales Barn, Carroliton 2540 24.30 23.30 = .22.00

Wilkes Co. Stockyard, Washington







Boar Pigs,
ee farrowed ont




ning stock and Hampshire |
all 8 wks. old, reg. buyers
ne, treated, choice breed-
stock, $20. ea. Mack -Pat-
Voc. Ag ieacher, ae







Pigs, from reg... short
blocky type stock, treat-
g., crated, $25. ea, Ready
21 and 28. MO onl; Paul
in, Commierce, Rt.

eg. PC Breeding oy and
igs for sale. Phone W. H. Pul-
] Owner, Atlanta Ex.- 7898,
fat farm Re. 0; Argo.
pharetta, WG 22

Duroc Male, 4% mos.
125 lbs., blocky type, $35.:
Male.17 mos. old, 500 Ibs.,
Carries Supreme. z
rx breedng., Will exchange
M. M. Newsome, San-















mn. fine purebred SPC Pig,
wks. old, about 50-65 Ibs.
"bloodlines. Mrs. Viola Cc
dy, Cairo, Rt. 1, Box 343.

eg. SPC Boar, direct from
i. Champ., for sale at my

End of Rockmill Rd.
Alpharetta. George M.
2, Alpharetta, Box 316 E.

2 SPC Pigs, life treated |-
ie about 345 mos. old,
ea. Papers furnished. At
place 12 miles N. Alma.
ee: Lamar Altman,







Bred Rex. SPC. Gilts, $70.
Papers on all. James C.
re, Wadley, ee 0. Box 182.

TTy | Red, - Blocky Type
oc Pigs, weaned, life treat-
against cholera, reg. buy-
ame, $30. Night phone
Day 2514. H. _L. Williams,











: red nds Pigs, . Dark
type. 8 wks. old, either
ea. at my farm. No,

oe. Hall, Ameri-




red SPC Male Pig, 4
ine blood, for sale.
Cairo,

L reg. buyers
Bort nose, blocky, treat-
from prize winning stock,



j Lyons,



/ One purehied Duroc Male
Pig, out of litter of ten, about
50 lbs., $20. Papers if desired.
6% miles N; Metter on new
highway. Charles Boulineau,
Metter, B25 t

Cherry Red, Blocky Type
Duroc Pigs, ready for delivery
Mar. 10th. $30 ea. Some unre-
lated. H. L. Williams, Baxley.

Reg. Big Bone. Guinea Pigs,
improved, stay fat on little
feed, 60 Ibs. ea., long body,
short nose, short legs, blocky,
-lifetime treated, $22.50 ea.
Bartley H. Davis, Danville, Rt.
2, Box 5.

Male Hog, approx. 1 yr. old,
around 400 lIbs., $75. No papers.
3% mi. So. Palmetto, P. O. Box
206. Phone 7165.

4 Tamworth Gilts, well
grown out, eligible to registry,
prolific, fast growing breeding,
well pointed. emer ies Baldwin,
Suwanee.

6 Les. .SP Co Pigs ailts;.' 3
males), backed by champ. stock,
life treated for cholera, $35. ea.
See at my place 12 mi. North
|of Alma. Will ship. Lamar Alt-
man, Alma, Rist:

Dixie Queen Pigs, born Feb.
26, 1954, can be registered, 7th.
litter (81 in all), Mother Dixie
Queen Reg. No. 289947: Sire
Snow Ball No. 287579, $150. at
my home. A. T.. Sheppard,
Lithonia, Rt: 1, Box 55.

OIC Reg. Male Hog, about
400 lbs., and OIC purebred Sow,
already bred, about 300 Ibs.
Located 2 mi. Raymond, just
off Griffin ne Eugene Nix,
Sharpsburg, Rt.

One year old reg. Duroc
Boar, from good bloodlines,
fine quality, cholera treated.
Rufus Dowdey, DeSoto, Rt. 1.

Reg. SPC Male Hogs, 100-125
lbs., wormed, treated, nice
stock. Come see. H.: Talley,
Rt. 1. (Res. Ohoopee).

OIC Pigs, 3 male, 3 female,
ready 22nd. March, $15. ea. 1
mile Hopewell Church. E. Cc.
Dockery, Alpharetta, Misa

aL purebred cross Duroc-SPC
Gilt and 9 Pigs out of litter
of 12 farrowed Feb. 27th., $125.
ae Williams, Senoia.

2 reg. Hampshire Boars, 9
wks. old, for sale; Also want
1 reg. Hampshire Male Pig.

Furnish pedigree and price. J.



a. Mack Patrick, Vog. Ag.
er. Rabun R Sah:

aining grassland is live-
farming. Grasses eventu-
are marketed as milk, meat,
livestock products. The
ion can be done most
bly on the farm where the
S$ are grown. This calls
a knowledge of both crop and
production and of how
ork the two together for most
ble results.

@ crops require the same
ledge of good seed, adapted
soil requirements, lim-
ization, harvesting, and
ation methods as other
on farm crops.

iccessful grass growing does|
md with production of a
forage. The forage must
be efficiently used. The
program can be no more
nt than the conversion of
to livestock products. If
stitution of high-quality |





























it must result in lower
ased feed costs and high-
tion per cow, or in
inits of livestock per farm.
farmers have worked out].
rounded grassland pro-|:

and-use program for
r They consider each
of the, program important,
whole thing in bal-



some. Then he started to im-
prove his meadows by proper
Jiming and fertilization and use
of seed of adapted legumes and
grasses.

better feed than before, and the
herbage is thick enough to per-
mit the cows to stay easily with-
in eruising speed and still get a
rumen full. In fact, he has extra
pasture in the spring. This he >
clips and puts into the silo for
July and August when pastures
are generally short. He pastures
the clipped area after it gains
second growth. The silo does
double duty because later it is
filled again with corn or second
cutting grass for winter feeding.

it can be ensiled, cut for hay,
or pastured. |
else a- farmer grows ie boast

of this. It means that the grass
for-other crops is to be) farmer can adjust his farm-man-
agement practices to meet sea-
sonal conditions, even after the
crop has been planted, and this
is a big advantage.

the way of. profitable grassland
farming can- be. solved by indi-
vidual farmers, and nof all solu-
tions call for more cash outlay.
Grassland farming calls for good
Management along with good
seed and plenty of fertilizer, and
these are within the reach of all
farmers who desire them.

C. Brooks, Newnan, Rt. 3, c/o
Brooks Farm.

ae

Today his itis produce far :

Grass is a triple threat because !

Hardly anything

Most management obstacles in

1 fine spotted Poland China.

HORSES. AND MULES
=. = FOR SALE

7

One Tron Bay Mule, young.
about 800 lbs., work anywhere,
$60.7 Ga Os Williams,

Church).

choose from, bred mares,

ings. all sizes and colors, $100.

where, for sale. J.
JT. Lawrenceville,

Red Horse Mule, about 8 yrs.
old, good cond., $50.

% Cedar Crest Farm.

Ball
Ground, Rt. 1. (Near Fairview

80 head Shetland Ponies to
eld-

a. Ape da 8s. ER Cordele

Phone 423,
2 Mare Mules, about 1000-
; 1100 Ilbs., gentle, work any-

F.. Hughes,
Ree ares:

Or exch.
for 5 pigs, any breed: Grady
Chastain, Talking Rock, Rt. 2

har





ness,

One pair

good mules,
1050 lbs., $200, or trade for cows | med, size mule. (I make ex-

and hogs. R. E. Mason,
thonia, Rt. 1.

- HORSES AND MULES -
FOR SALE

a

a

HORSES AND MULES |
FOR SALE t



; 1 Saddle Horse, bridle and
saddle, 11 hands, 10 yrs.
gentle, does light work, $75. H.|Bulls, about 18 mos.
L. Psalmonds, Chamblee, Rt. 1.| bloodlines,
Phone 47- 4817,

One Pony, 9 yrs. old, about
40 in. high, good buggy and
also saddle, $200 for)
outfit. G. S. Gunn, Warrenton.
Phone 235,

Gentle Gelding Riding Horse, boro, Rt. 1.
perfect cond., $75. Terry Bag- | 1
gett, Douglasville. Phone 3531. |

seis

Li-

4 Tenn. Walking Colts,

old,|yrs. old, $75. up; Also 4 Reg.
old; best
horn type, $150.

And 30 Common Goats, $5. ea.

Trade any for dairy cows or
heifers. E. R. Taylor, LaGrange.



I Mare Mule,
| plow mule, also one 2 yr. oid J,

| sell -Calvin Perkins,

real ugly genuine
| gaited saddle horse, gentle, 4
yrs. old, $50. Exch. for small or.

| change if not too far distance).
Rev. HE. H.. Howard, Sr.,
land, Rt. 1, % Zeke and Marys



.

suggestions:

SOYBEAN TESTS
Georgia Experiment Station1949-53

Soybeans for Oil and Hay

By
J. R. JOHNSON
Extension Agronomist

Soybeans for oil is a good cash crop on farms that
have Available machinery. Soybeans may be substituted
for other cash crops now under acreage restrictions. For
higher yields and lower cost per bushel follow these |

Adaptation Soybeans have panete and soil adap-
tations similiar to corn. Poor soils, eroded clay and poor-
ly drained areas should be avoided.

Varieties Use Ogden, Acadian, Roanoke, Jackson,
Dortchsoy 31, J.E.W. 45 and Woods Yellow.





Yield Per Oil 1953

Variety Acre, Bu. Content Maturity Date
Dortchsoy 31 28:7 22.0 Oct: AT,
Roanoke 2852, 23.0 Oct. 20
Woods Yellaw 28.0 oe. 213 Oct. 29
Jackson 27.4 22.9. Oct. 20
Ogden 27.2 21.0 Sept. 28
| SEW. 45 26.0 20.7 Nov. 4

C-N-S, Strain 4 23.1 20.3 Oct. 31
*Improved Pelican 19.8. 23.2 Nov. 2
Yellow Gatan 19.3 19.6 Nov. 2
Acadian 19.1 23.0 Nov. 2
Gatan: = \ 18.9 18.1 Nov. 2
Otootan 18.7 19.8 Nov. 6



' than Acadian.

* Improved Pelican to replace Acadian. More uniform

Coastal Plain Experiment Station 1950-52





Variety Yield Per Acre Oil Content
Woods Yellow 19.6 (2 yrs.) 23.4
Jackson 1-5 JAS
Roanoke 15.1 22.1
Dortchsoy 31 eas 21.4
Improved Pelican 13.4 20.4
Acadian ~ Tt 21.0
13.00 ZOE:



J. E. 'W..45

deep.

or D. D. T. 6%).



Rotations A good rotation is:
eRe _|Small grain and lespedeza followed in a winter le-
_ |gume, and (8) corn.

ir additional ne see your County Agent,



(1) Soybeans) -(2) |

Soil Preparation Prepare the land thoroughly.
Meet lime needs according to soil test.

Fertilization Use 400 pounds of 0-12-12 or 4-12-12
fertilizer. Apply fertilizer in bands two to three inches
to the side and one inch below the seed.

Rate of Planting Plant 12 to 15 seed per linear foot
of row in 36 to 42 rows (45 to 65 pounds per acre)
Twenty to thirty pounds of small seeded varieties are
needed. On fertile soils soybeans may be drilled with a
grain drill. Inoculate the seed. Cover seed 11/2 to 2 inches

Cultivation A weeded or drag harrow should be
used after a rain to break the crust and help seedlings
to emerge. Two or three cultivations are usually given.

_ Insect Control For corn earworm and legume cat-
erpillar control dust with 15 to 20 pounds of Toxaphene

Drive Inn. Phone 34160 Colum-
bus.

2 five gaited very gentle

for sale. Dallas G. Berger, The
Rock, % B & B Ranch. Tely
3760. 3

Ibs., has
| work, work anywhere, cheap.
R. B. Barnett, Doraville, Rt. 2,

low Rd.



-JGULTRY FOR SALE



orders -for Ringneck Pheasant
Eggs, $3. doz. Prepaid in Geor-
gia. W. C. Tate, Gainesville,
Re 1: : :

8 Bantam Hens, 1 Rooster,
$8. for lot. Will not ship. Mrs.
J. N. LeSueur, Decatur, 220
Second Ave. Tel. De. 0324.

Golden Sebright, Dark Corn-
ish, Brown: Leghorn, O. E. Sil-
ver Duckwing bantams, $3.50
ea. and up; Eggs, $3.50 per 15.
Bob Clark, Macon. 372 Spring
Ste

White and colored bantam
hens, 50c ea; also white roost-
ers, 40c ea. W.-C. Hitchcock,
Commerce. Rt. 4.

CORNISH, GAMES AND
GIANTS:

Purebred Dark Cornish, 1
rooster and 5 hens, laying,
/$12., or $14. shipped; 1 cock-
'erel, large enough for service,
$2.50; or =$3. shipped: J:
Granger, Reidsville.

PEACOCKS, PHEASANTS,
PIGEONS, QUAIL, DOVES:

Large Bobwhite Quail, any
number of pairs, for sale. Let-
ters ans. Joe Collier, Arlington.

White King Pigeons, mated,
banded, $2.50 pr.; Also squabs,
$1. ea. J. S. Mayfield, Lilburn,
RFD No. 1 (Or Call Ve 1973
after \6 OClock).

Pheasants, Bobwhite Quail,
Ringneck Doves, Fancy Show
Type Bantams (all kinds) and
White King Pigeons (purebred
large mated Jumbo), Green
Head Mallard Ducks, Guinea
Fowl, Geese; Also Hatching
Eggs for sale, Mrs. Helen Street
Atlanta, Rt. 2, 2956 Buford
Hwy. <

Healthy Northern Bobwhite
Quail, 1953 hatch, $4. pr. No
less than 2 pairs shipped. C.
Ll. Cawthon, Riverdale.

Large Northern Bobwhite
;Quail, fine breeding stock,
April and May 1953 hatch, $7.50
pr.; June and July hatch, $5.
pre;) Legs, - $30.) Ci Cs. BaMe=
Kinney, Atlanta, 3304 Clair-
mont. Rd., IN; 2h. Rt. s13k hx
6096.

Northern Bob White quail



Harvesting Seed Start combining as soon as the | |North Ave,
beans are dry enough to store or less than 14% moisture. |
Follow directions for combining soybeans given in har- |
vester manual.



|for breeding or re-stocking $5.
| Pr. Zack Collins, Atlanta, 1879 -
N. W. BE 2855.

7 Bob White quail, 4 hens
and 3 roosters, $15. or $5. pr
| Will not ship. No. letters

Charles A. Lee, Lilburn, Rt, 1.
LEGHORNS:

10 White S. C. Leghorns, with
Roselawn, Cockerel 5 mos. old,
blood tested, $2.50 ea. Callo-
way Foster, Cornelia.

2-4



sound, fast

Dp: Mowing Machine. Priced to
Greens-

born.

Mid-

mares, trained to work cattle,

Spalding Drive and Happy Hol-



6 Bantam Roosters, 7 mos.
Indian Games, 50c ea. FOB.
Gary Beaver, Dial.

Bantams, show type, Mille,
Fluers, Golden Sebrights, $6.
trio; Silver Sebrights, Black
Tail Japs, $5. pr.; Also taking





































Good Mare Mule, about 1000
never done heavy




















































































.





t

REDS (NH, RI,

_ship.. Mrs.

- 5246.

PAGE EIGHT

POULTRY FOR SALE



PARMEN-
TERS): a

6 NH Red Pullets, Ist. of
Nov. hatch, to lay soon, $1.50
ea. H. P. Aderhold, College
Park, 510 W. Vesta Ave.

Few RI Red Young Hens in
full production, champions, for
sale or exch. for good Green
Alfalfa Hay, or high produc-
ing young Milk Goat; Also

~ want young 4 A RI Red Roos-

ter, for breeding. Mrs. Homer
C. Moore, Rome, Rt. 2.

TURKEYS, GUINEAS, DUCKS,
GEESE:

2 Blue Geese, 11. mos. old

laying, 1 male, 1 female, $6.
No letters. Phone Lawrence-
ville 2910. William Landress,
Lilburn.

5 Ducks, $10. for lot. Mrs.
Crote Fowler; Ellijay, Rt.. 5.

Turkeys. 53 hatch, bronze,
5 hens, 2 toms, 40c Ib. FOB
my place. Mrs. J. J. Davidson,
Pineview, Rt. 1.

30 White African Guineas,
beginning to lay, $1.50 ea. Or
exch. for calves. J. L. Thomas,
Hiburn, -Rt. 15 Box 321.

White Pekin, and _ Indian
Runner Ducks, $2.50 ea;
Drakes, $3.: 2 large Grey Gan-
ders, $5. ea.: $9. for both. Mrs.
e F. Gaddis, Quitman, Box

4 Bronze turkeys, 1953 hatch,
2 toms and 2 hens, my place,
10 mi East Cochran. Cannot
Elisha B. Bryant,
Cochran. Rt. 3.



POULTRY WANTED



PHEASANTS: EN

Want 12 Ringneck pheasant
hens to raise from. State best
price FOB your place. L. Rand-
all Ursrey, Jr., Hazlehurst.

QUAIL:

Want a couple of Chukar hens,
mear Atlanta Would exch 1
male for 1 hen. J. A. Moore,
Atlanta, 2181 Flat Shoals Rd.
Rie 3: :



RABBITS AND CAVIES
FOR SALE



One Black Buck Rabbit, $2.
Freight collect. Lloyd Smith,
Dalton, Rt. 1, c/o Henry Wyatt

_ Smith.

Fine Doe Rabbits, $4. ea., doe
with 6 small, $6.50; 1 doe with
7 large, $10. Mrs.. Cecil Reese,
Jonesboro, Box 583. Phone 6733.

10 Chinchilla Does, 5 mos.
old, $2. ea. Exch. some for
White King Pigeons, mated,
seamless, banded. Letters -ans.
O. P. Foster, Good Be Phone

4 mature purebred White
NZ Does, $3. ea.; 5 White Does,
6 mos. old, $2. ea: 3 large
Gray Chinchilla, $2.50 ea.; Also
1 large Gray Buck, $2. Will
a . F. Daniel, Statham,

Be de

1 ped. Black Dutch Buck
Rabbit, ready for service, ex-
tra good markings, possibly a
show winner, Ship any-
where. R. Lamar Brantley,
Wrightsville, Rt. 2.

Chinchilla Rabbits,
2 bucks, $3. ea.;
lie E. Smith,

2 does,
$5. pr. Char-
McRae, RFD. 1.

old bred NZW Doe}
fine, healthy, $4. ea.;

Bo oyr:
Rabbits,
3 mos.
$2.50 ea. C. W. Page, Atlanta,
149 N. Ave., N. E. At. 6452.

Reg. White NZ Rabbits, 3
mos. old, $1. ea. Perry Cleve-|
land, Roswell, Rt. 1, House Rad. |
Phone 6361.

Purebread N. Z. Red rabbits,
2 bucks and 2 does, 3 mos. old,
$5. ea. Papers furnished. J. A.
Sprayberry, Macon, Rt. 5. Pine |
Forest Rd

Some rabbits, 6 mos. to 1
yr. old, for sale. Loomis Wheel-
er Marietta. Rt. 3,- phone
8-3959.

Guinea pigs (cavies), breed-
ing size, $1]. ea; already bred,
be J. C. Lovett, Luthers-
vilue, L '

old Bucks and pace

SHEEP AND GOATS
FOR SALE



3 fine fresh milk goats,
cheap, Dont write. or phone.
Come see. Mrs. W. M. Barner,
Columbus, 641 Benning Dr.

1 Fresh Milk Goat for sale.
J. A. Pope, East Point, 957 Ben
Hill Rd. Phone Atlanta, Ga.
8142. :

2 Milk Goats, one 4 yrs.
freshen Mar. 18th, 4-5 qts.
daily, $40; Other freshen Ist.
time April 3rd., $20. At barn.
Roscoe Ettinger, % M. Beard,
Rome, 301 E. 2nd St.

2 Milk Goats, one from 8 qt.
doe, other from 6 qt. doe, gave
4 and 6 qts. Ist. freshening,
one to. freshen 27th, March,
other April 10th. Both Saanan,
large type, 2nd. freshening; AL
so 1 Reg. Buck for sale. G. R."
Reece, Marietta, 111 Marble
Mill Rd. Phone 94384.

Toggenberg Billy Goats, one
2 yrs. old, one 6 mos. old, subj.
to reg., also 2 young ones.
Write C. G. Callahan, Black-
shear, Rt. 2, Box 187.

Saanan Milk Goat, freshen-
ed Feb. 14th. gives 2 ats.
daily, $20 at my home. Will
not ship. Mrs. M. Ritz, Fair-
burn, Canela, Rd.

5 Nubian Milk Goats, 3 milk-
ing, 1 freshen soon, several
nannie kids, 1 fine billy, for
sale. Will not ship. A .B. Chap-
man, Jr. Stone Mountain, 5980
Redan Rd. De. 4811.

2 young * French Alpine
Bucks, from excellent milking
stock, for sale. B. L. Lynn,
Waycros, 401 W. Hamilton Ave.

20 - 25 fat lambs, mostly
Hampshire, ready April Ist.,
$10 ea. at my barn, Will not
ship. W.-Y. Harper, Wray.

Goat that pulls cart, with
harness and cart, $40. Eileen
Crocker, Thomasville, Rt. 1.
Phone 620-53.

old,

Ewes with lambs at. side,
bred, and open yearling ewes,
and reg. rams, also baby lambs,
for sale. R. B. Curtis, Farming-
ton. Tel. Madison 2603.

Milk Goats, fine stock, fresh-
ening now, cheap. No letters.

Dont phone. See Mrs. W. M.
Barner, Columbus, 641 Ben-
ning Dr:

_ About 75 milk goats, fresh
in, springers, and bred does,
$5. per head if all taken. Karl
Dayhoof, Hamilton, Rt. 1.

en Mar. 2nd. and 7th., from
heavy producing healthy stock,
should give 4-5 qts. daily with
proper care and feeding, $50.
ea. FOB. See to appreciate.
H. A. Stahl, Moultrie.

1 purebred Saanan Buck, 8
mos. old, can be registered, $20.
at my barn. Miss Kate West,
College Park, Rt. 1, sole wath
and Tell Rd.

1 Reg. Nubian Buck, 10 mos.
old, has horns,, mother gave
4 qts. first freshening, $30. G.
R. Reece, Marietta, 111 Marble
Mill Rd. Phone 94384.

3 fresh in goats, also males,
1 for breed and castrated, young
nannies. Mrs. R. L. Smith, Sr.,
Douglasville, Rt. 4. Phone
2744.

Purebred Toggenberg Goat,
freshened once, twin female
kids, gentle, easily milked,
mother gives 2 gal. daily, grand
daughter of world% champ.
;milker. Very reasonable. Rob-
| ert E. Sloan, Atlanta, 987 Stew-
art Ave., S. W.

Milk goat, 2 Qts. day, and 2
kids ,nannie and billy, 5 wks.
| old. Sire of heavy milking
| stock. Reasonable price at my
| home. Come after. Mr. Bessie
| Barfield, Shellman. Rt, 1.



One 2 yr. old Toggenbuck
buck, a 3 wks. old Tog. buck
and nannie, for sale or exc.
| for Bees. J. D. Jones, Ben Hill.
| Rt. 1. (Cascade Rd.) Atlanta

| Phone AM 1737.

3 does, bred, and buck, pure-
| bred Hornless Nubians, Jen-
liski strain, 11 mos, old. Sacri-
fice, $75 for lot at my place.
Cant ship. D. F. Hinkle,
Clarkston, 932 Indian Creek
Dr. phome 37902,



3 young milk goats to fresh- |

CATTLE:

Want young milch cow with
young calf; Also 8 or 10 pigs
of good stock.. State what you
have and best price del. at my.
place. J. R. Page, Auburn, RFD
i, :

Want to trade one reg. Polled
Hereford Bull, born May 10,
1952 for reg. Angus Bull, same
age; Also for sale, 2 nice South-

down Hampshire Rams. Rea-
sonable. Tim Cole, Newnan,
Rt. 2. Phone 1655-M.

HOGS:

Want good quality meat-type
boar, Minn. No. 1, Beltsville No.
1, or any of inbred lines. Only
top quality wanted. Boar to be
ready for light service. Norman
R. Long, Americus, % Koi-
nonia Farm. Tel. 4588.

Want half - dozen Hampshire
Pigs with registration papers,
5 females, 1 male, not akin,
prefer in reasonable radius. C.
M. Miller, Cornelia.

RABBITS AND GUINEA
PIGS (CAVIES):

Want 2 bred NZW Does and
1 unrelated buck, not over 1
yr. old, genuine ,reasonable
price. Ce C. Humphrey, Millen,
218 College Ave.

SHEEP AND GOATS:

Want gentle Milk Goat, no
horns, 2- ts. daily. Must be
reasonable. Letters ans. Prefer-
near Atlanta. Mrs. Edna C.
Pettit, Decatur, 3181 Tilson Rd.,
Rte 1 De,,7588." *



FARM HELP WANTED



Want man and wife, 25-50 yrs.
old, for work on farm; Man to
look after laying hens; Woman
to do light farm chores; House
with elec., weekly salary fuel
and water. Must be sober, ones
reliable. Reference. Good Op-
portunity. A. S. Callaway, Rayle.
Tel. 7412. 3 -

Want good man for 2 H farm
on halves in Barrow Co. Tractor
and mules. Hard surface road,
mail and school bus by door.
Elec., good land, close to church-

es. W. B. Bramlett, Auburn.

Want good farm hand who
can drive truck and tractor for
farm work. Pay $3 day and
board and laundry. T. K. Moore,
Sr., Canton, Rt. 3.

Want experieced dairyman,
able to furnish 12 to 15 cows, to
work 50-50 with me on dairy
farm. Have some cows and 4-
stall milking parlor with neces-
sary fixtures, hay shed, etc. and
machinery to work with. Con-
tact. R. C. Washington,
yers. Rt. 1. phone 5594.

sonsible woman for light work
on Poultry farm. Room, board
and salary. Mrs. Helen Street,
tanta, Rt 25S

LIVESTOCK WANTED >



Con-! st,

Want middleaged, healthy te=



Want
woman to live in good home on

small farm and do light farm)

chores for room, board, good
salary. Must be honest, reliable,
no bad habits. Call after 5:30
PM, or write. Mrs. Roy Conner,
Atlanta, 2535 House ae N. E.
Ex. 5739. :

Want man to tend oie horse
crop, 50-50 basis, and do some
day labor. Good 3 R_ house,
elec., school bus route, near

store, good land to work. Must}

be pleasant. Charles W. Bras-

| well, Loganville, Rt. 1.

Want unencumbered couple
under 50 yrs. old, to live as
members of family on farm and
help with. light farm chores,
work in Garden. etc. References
John W. West, Jonesboro.

Want reliable small:family on
farm, look after poultry, and do
general farm work. 5 R house,
salary, 7 mi. Gainesville, mail

and school bus route. Mrs. Julia Ls

Van Leer, Gainesville,
Mill Rd., Rt. 4.

Want help to tend crop on 50-
50 basis, 12-14 acres for cotton,
6 A corn patches that go with
crop, some day. work when not
in crop. 4R house, lights, REA,
running water, school bus, mail
rt., plenty wood, good pasture.
No drunks. Green Greeson,
Bethlehem.

Want reliable family of 3 or 4
to work 1 H crop on 50-50 basis.
Good smooth land, good 4 R
house, good mules, and tools
School - and mail route. No
drunks. Clem Roberson, Temple,
Bute bs

Gaines



POSITIONS , WANTED



White man wants light farm

work on farm, or tending poul-}

try Room, board, salary. Ben

. Mize, Douglasville, Rte 1, =%

Maxine Gibson. (Phone Austell
2610 after 7 p. m.)

Want job on cattle farm.
Well experienced; Also can
drive truck and tractor. Write.
Burl Bryant, LaFayette, Rt, 3.1

White man, - wife, xi ginal}
children, wants job on dairy or
general farm. Experienced.
House, elec., water ,wood, rea-
sonable salary. James Roberts
Speer, Atlanta, 863 Washing-
ton St., S. W.

White man and wife want
job on farm looking after poul-|
try,. with garden patch. H. E,
Ramsey, Danielsville, Rte =

Woman wants job on farm
doing light farm chores for
home with elderly couple and
salary. Middle aged. Mabel.
Marchman, Macon, 442 Poplar

Yule white man and wife
want ee on dairy or tractor
farm. House and saldry. Reply
at once. Harry C. Sellers, At--
lanta, 635 Washington St., S.

unencumbered white ee

| moved and start Sane



row. $25. See
laundry. Hubert
-land, Rt

Dairyman with 25 yrs.
perience wants job on |
self and. family. 3.
hands, and 2 before and ai
school. Experienced. Ni
6 R house near coe:
route. Can give reference
-E. Ginn, Dublin, Rt.

40: yr. old white man.
job as Overseer on large
or plantation. Life tim
Prefer general farming.
health, good ee
family. refer .So.
Weldon, Moultrie. n
L. Cooper.. ies

White, married man,

{41 children (oldest. poy

to help work) wants _
dairy or gen. farm. |

eee oe or d
halves. Need small house
ly furnished). Contac
A. Turner, Atlan
Pryor St., aS. W.

Young man, 26 yrs, old, v

wife, 4 children, wants jot

| beef cattle or dairy farm.

drive truck and _ tract
yrs. experience dairy
Roscoe - ee
ville, Rt.

Man cs 4
want farm on h: 520:
ing after cattle. 4 or, 5 hi
on school bus rt. eet

farm, 15 yrs. experience
ing. Married. Desire 4 R
elec., salary. Robert
College Park, R

' White, single | man
old, wants job on

oes edw
Blairsville, Rt. 4.

Si yr. ole Vet. ~
2 children) want 1
50-50 basis. Prefer
Day labor.
kinds farm,work.



Ww. A. cig oS

.

Want sab be :
with cattle, ore
drive tractor and truc
farm machinery. Ho.
Ready to be moved. W.
goner, Toes Re 2 ;



Cattle Prices Paid at Georgia Mar
































GRADE Thomaston Atlanta Athens haa Atlenta

3-8 3-9 3-10 3-10 roe W z
STEERS & HEIFERS a5 oe
Choice. 20.50-21.50 20.50-21.75 we stn a ;
Good 18.60 18.00-20.60 17.75-20.50 18.50-20.00 18.25-20.50
Coml. 15.50-17.00 | 15.50-17.75 15.00-16.75 15.50-17.75 15.50-17.50
Utility * 13,00-15.00 13.50-15.00 13.00-14,00 13.00-15.00 1 3,00-15.00
Cutters 11.25-13.00 11.50-13.25 11.00-12.00 11.00-13.00 11.00- -12.50
CALVES : . - pect z ag
Good & Choice 17.00-20.00 17.25-21.50 17.25-21.00 17.00-20.50 17.00-20.50.
Util. & Coml. 13.00-17.00 13.00-17.00 13.00-17.25 _ 13.00-17.00 13.00-17.00 |
Good & Choice Yealers 20.00-25.25 20.00-27.00 19,75-27.75 19.75-27.00 oe
. i if Pes
cows : ; ~ <a Be
Utility 11.50-13.25 11.00-13.25 11,.50-13.50 11,00-13.00 11.00-12.50
c.& C6. * 8.25-12.00 8.00-12.00 8,.00-12.00 8.25-12.00 -8.00-12.00
BULLS Z og pe ~ sets
Util. & Comil. 14.00-14.75 13,.50-15.40 13.75-15.00 13.25-14.00 13.00-15.40
Cutters 12.00-13.00 11,50-13.25 11,00-12.50 11,50-13.50 11.00-12.50
STOCKERS aa
Steers & Heifers 12.25-16.00 12.50-18.50 12.00-17.75 io 7.25 van
Calves 1 aoe 9.00 13.00-17.80 12. Se oe



Source of Information

Federal - State Market News Service .

12.00-17,00





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