Farmers and consumers market bulletin, 1954 July 21

Linder Commissioner



een the most serious

D greriory or knowledge.
veled over the Puget



WEDNESDAY, JULY 21, 1964

NUMBER 46

HT







the Federal Government instituted acre-
age control of basic crops and Georgia

cotton acreage which had already been

radically reduced was cut still further.

~ At that time Georgia had no market-

ing system for crops other than cotton.

Georgia farmers, therefore, sought to

maintain their production in bales by :

planting the allotted acreage on their

best cotton land. In addition, they plant-.

ed better seed and they began to increase
the use of commercial fertilizers per
acre. The increased use of fertilizer not
only increased the growth of the cotton
plant, and produced more cotton, but it
also increased the consumption of moist-
ure from the land.

The farmers, in developing diversi-
tied crops, followed the same practice of
heavy fertilization to produce bigger crops
and faster growing pastures which also
increased the need of moisture in the
land.

Also, the farmers developed many
truck and vegetable crops which are
more subject to damage from dry weath-

-er than cotton or even corn.

Because of these things, the severe
dry spell now is much more destructive
to crops than it was twenty-five years
ago.

The cost per acre to farmers has like-
wise increased several fold due to in-
creased cost of seed, fertilizer, labor and
insecticides and also the heavy cost of
mechanization and the operation of farm
machinery.

Where a farmer probably had ten
dollars per acre invested in his crops in
1930, he now probably has fifty dollars
per. acre invested in his crops; and, I am





speaking of his entire acreage in row cropa
and pastures.

From this, it is easy to see that a se
vere drought involves a monetary loss of
at least five times as much as it would
have twenty-five years ago. Many ol
these farmers have been in whole or
in part financed by different agencies,
including local banks, local merchants
and government lending agencies. The
farmer who cannot pay for this years
crop will not be able to finanee another
crop. Even the farmer who can pay: his
expenses of this years crop will find
it difficult to arrange credit for another
crop.

Nothing that I can say here begins
to speak with the eloquence of a personal

.canvass in the different parts of Georgia

and seeing the great havoc that has been
wrought. No pen can speak with the elo-
guence of the farmers themselves as th.
teil you of the great losses they have sui
tained. Since Georgia now depends in a
major way on livestock, the damage to
pastures, to the corn crop and other feed
crops, is a major calamity.

Iam, therefore calling these things
to the attention of the President, to the
Secretary of Agriculture and to the
Congress, and urging that immediate
steps be taken to recognize officially this
drought disaster to Georgia farmers and
to urge that steps be taken immediately
to give relief to drought stricken farmers
under the Federal Laws enacted for this
purpose and especially to provide dis-
aster loans for Georgia farmers who find
themselves unable to cope with the situa-
tion.

TOM LINDER

Commissioner of Agriculture














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SECOND HAND
MACHINERY FOR SALE

SECOND HAND
MACHINERY FOR SALE



Set of cultivators, slightly

used, for WC Allis-Chalmers
Tractor, for sale or exch, for
dozer blade to fit same. Belton
Croy, Dalton, Chatsworth Rd.
Ph. 5478.

One used Intl. Harvester Cot-
_ton Picker mounted off Farm-
all M Tractor, ready for pick-
ing. Herman Hardy, Albany.
Ph. He. 55101.

Power drilling outfit for 6 in.

or larger Well, 300 or more feet
deep, for sale. W. A. Shuman,
Hazlehurst, RD 3.

Farmall Tractor. with cul-
tivators and 2 disc plow, $300
B. O. Strickland, Richland, Rt.
i :

One 2 H, 2 -3/4 Nissen Wag-
on, almost new, with good body
and cotton body, $10; Good Mc-
Cormick Mule Hay Rake, $20
. C. Duvall, Greensboro, Rt. 1.

4
Cub Farmall Tractor, hand
life, planters, cultivators, mow-
r, $550; Automatic Pickup Case
ay Baler, $424. C. C. McGee,
Winder, Rt. 2.

6 can milk dairy cooler, good
cond., reasonable. H. G. Loyd,
Carrollton, Rt. 1. Ph. 1560 J-1.

1954 Ford Tractor, used only

4 hrs., Dearborn Rigid Time

- Cultivator, Covington 2 row

Janted, Dearborn sub-soiler,

MB rotary -cutter, Dearborn

foldover harrow, Century power

takeoff spray, used very little.

All or part at once. D. A. Robly-

g Decatur, Maplehurst Farm,
tir 2,

: D-40 Caterpillar 8 ft. hydrau-
lic blade, good cond., $1,350,
io F. Kent, Atlanta, 1727
iper Circle, S. E.

John Deere 14 Dise 7 in.

dizer attachment, $200, J. W.
vey, Pinehurst. Ph. 54.

Farmall M Tractor. planters,

otton and corn, cultivators,
ertilizer distributors, 7 ft. tan-
em cutting harrow, 8 ft. drag
arow, two 16 Oliver botton
plows, H. M. 150 dise plow,
set cotton choppers, good cond.,
2000, Melvin Wilson, Vienna,
20-3rd. St, Phone 3705.

7 ft. J. D. Double Disc Har-
yow, nearly -new, $200. (5% mi.
ut Louisville on Louisville-
very Rd. 1% mi. to right.
Reno Hibner, Stapleton, Rt, 2.

One cutoff saw, size 30 in.
jade, with 6 hp gas air cool
otor; Also one Blacksmith
ost Drill. $75. Grady Stroud,
hipley, RFD 2.

ace Grain Drill, on good rub-
fe: Ist. class cond., no ferti-|T,

Sickle- bar Mower for Sears
Garden tractor, excellent cond.,
$30. A. J. Culpepper, Macon,
Rt. 3. Ph. 2-0835.

1952 Farmall Super C Trac-
tor, planters, cultivators, 2 sets
harrows. smoothing and bush
and bog, 2 disc plow, used very
little, cheap, my farm 3 mi.
N. Alpharetta on Webb Rd.
Herman Stancil, Alpharetta,
Rt. 1. Ph. 4861.

One 100 Egg Incubator, used
one time in April, $15. Mrs.
A. F. Skinner College Park,
Rt: 3. Ph. Ca. 2691.

Clipper 2 B Seed Cleaner
with 10 sereens ready to run,
$45.: Gustafeson Seed Treater
for cottonseed and all grains,
complete with motor, perfect
cond., 65, L. M. Turner, Roys-
ton.

Portable Irrigation System, 4
in. pump, 500 gal. per min.
cap. 85 hp engine, 1168 ft.,
4 in. irrigation pipe, 7 sprink-
lers. D. H. Adams, Fayetteville.
Ph: 4112.

Ford Tractor, B and B har-
row, dbl. disc plow, mower,
planter, cultivator, dozer blade,
scoop, lime and fert. spreader,
used very little, $2200. J. T.
Cowan, Stockbridge, Rt. 2, Ph.
2326. : /

Side Delivery Rake, wheel
type, $195. Geo. N. Gunn, Li-
thonia, c/o Gunn Air Field.
Ph, 3al7,

One mule drawn 3 roller
Chattanooga Syrup Mill, 10 ft.
copper pan, both for $40; Also
one power mill, $20. Mrs. J, T.
McClung, Hiram, Rt. 1.

Dairy equipment: 8 can cool-
er, 40 gal. elec. heater, aeriator-
compressor, 2 single unit mil-
kers, perfect cond, Reasonable.

. M. Vineyard, Hogansville,
Rt J.

Hose drawn No. 7 McCormick

Mowing Machine, and rake,

both A-1 cond., $100. Come

ta G. H. Thompson, Forsyth,
foe Oy

Completely automatic hay
baler, has baled only 150 acres
oat straw. Long make, good
cond. when last used last year,
Wisc. air-cooled motor. Terms,
See. Bill H. Duffell, Perry, Rt.
2.

Super M Farmall Tractor,
$2250.; McCormick Hammer
Mill, 20 ft. belt, $225.; Front-
end loader with rake and blade,
$375.; 10 disc cutaway harrow,
$225.: Smoothing harrows, $175.
All new cond. C. OQ. Edwards,
bheganville, Rt. 2.



- SECOND HAND

MACHINERY FOR SALE



One 28 in, Atkins Cordwood:
Saw, $11: Ber Can Sealer,
for No. 2, and No. 3 cans, $9.
S. M. Stout, Warm Springs.

Six Can Wilson Dairy Cooler,
will hold eight and eleven milk
sind good cond. A, B. Payne,

emple, Rt, 2. .



SECOND HAND
MACHINERY WANTED .

Want used one row tractor
with dise plows and cultivators,
good cond. State year bought,
condition and price. J. C. Holl-
oway, Athens, 135 Mathews Ave.

Want used 8 ft. Heavy Duty
22 in. disc Rome dbl. dise har-
row, also 7 or 8 feet. Graham-
Hoeme plow, for cash, near
Augusta.. State exact size and
condition. James B. Bartch,
Augusta, 2737 Milledgeville Rd.

Want two large heavy duty
iron or wooden wheels for
terrace scrape, 42 in. to 45 im.
diam. with boxing to take 2-3/4
in. X 21/2 in. X 8 in. axle near
Atlanta. A., B. Chapman, Jr.,
Decatur, 235 Sycamore St. De.
4811. :

Want one large power 3 roller
syrup mill for cash. Cecil Tho-
mas, Blairsville, Rt. 4.. Phone
84W1.

Want one 1 Row corn picker
preferably Wood make Ist.
class condition, reasonable. N.
C. Ponder, Cairo. .

Want one 500 egg cap. auto-
matic elec. Buckeye Incubator,
ist. class cond. J, W. Powell,
Evans, Ga. Rr. 1. Ph. Augusta
6-1206. /

Want Electric Deep Well
pump, complete, in good cond.
Give full particulars. H. F. Carl-
an, Greensboro, Rt. 1.

Want good used gin outfit,
also good gin press and set of
truck scales. J. C. Bagwell, Can-
on, Rt. 1.

Want pulley and attachment
for 1952 Ford tractor, also belt,
good cond. J. Luther Gilbert,

Vienna. }

PLANTS FOR SALE





Everbearing Strawberry
Plants, $1.25 C; $8. M; Also
White Nest Multiplying Onion

Sets, $1.50 - Add postage.
Mrs. Janie Ellis, Grantville,
Mtn. Huckleberry, bearing
size, 75c doz.; Scuppernong
vine, 50c doz. cuttings; Ppper-
mint, 25e doz; Catnip, 25c
bunch; Klondike Strawberry,

70c C; 500, $3.; $5.75 M, Add
postage. Mrs. Lee Hood, Gaines-
ville, Rt. 1,

N. C. Short Stem, Heading
and La. Sweet Collard Plants,
300, $1.; 500, $1.25; $2.50 M;
Long Pod Hot Pepper Plants.
40c C. Del. Mrs. Leilar Phillips,
Royston, Rt. 1.

Collard and Cabbage Plants,
50c C PP; $2.50 M exp. eollect;
$2. M at my farm, No chks.
nor COD. E. B. Wetherford,
Gainesville, Rt. 2. ,

Late Flat Dutch, Copenhagen
Market Cabbage, and Ga.
Hearding Collard, 300, $1.; $3
M. No orders filled without
postage. Mrs. Nancy Hender-
son, Ellijay, Rt,-3, Box 124.

Ga. Heading Collard, Late
Flat Dutch Copenhagen Market

orders filled without postage.
Hoyett Henderson, Ellijay. Rt. |
3, Box 124.

Ga. Collard Plants, 30c C;
Imp. Dewberry, 50c doz.; Large
Klondike Strawberry, T5c C;
Mtn Huckleberry, bearing size,
2 doz., 75c; Also Citron Seed,
50c lb. Add postage. Rosie
Crowe, Cumming, Rt. 1.

Collard Plants, ready to ship,
$3. M. No orders less 500. Clay-
born Strayhorn, Flowery
Branch; -Rt4.

Wakefield. Copenhagen Cab-
bage, certified Rutger and Mar-

globe Tomato, and Collard
Plants, $2.75 M. Large lots
cheaper, Miss Lee Crow,



Cabbage, 300, $1.; $3. M. Noj2

Lemon Balm (sweet herb o
rooted plants, $5, C; $40. M;
Sample doz. $2. Add postage.
Mrs. C. M. Robinson, Green-
ville. i

Ga. Collard Plants, 50c G.
Prepaid. Blanche Woodruff,
Greenville. :

Certified Rutger. and Mar-
globe Tomato, 500, $2.; $3.50,
M del.; $3. M my home. Ready
Dewey -Mathis, Gainesville, Rt.
5. 8



SEED AND GRAIN
FOR SALE



1954 crop Ky. 31 Fescue Seed,
recleaned, tested, $20. Cwt. Ce-

Crest Acres.
5581,

Several tons grazing mixture,
consisting of oats, wheat, vetch,
rye-grass, 3%c: Ib. Jas. B.
Woods. Brooks. Tel. 206-J1,
Senoia,

Ph. Fayetteville

Seven Top Turnip Seed, large
spoon, 15c; Shallots, 50c gal.
Docia Harris, Lula. =

Southern Spotted Leaf Burr

Clover Seed in burr, Write for
prices on amounts wanted. Or
exch, some for good fresh-in
milk goat. King pigeons, or
NH red laying pullets.
Prickett, Maysville. Rt. 2..

5000 lbs. 1954 crop hard car.
reseeding Crimson Clover seed,
cleaned, analyzed by Ga. state
lab.,. 99.85 pct. pure, 93 pct.
germ., 25c lb. Jack Bentley,
Thomaston. Ph, 3535.

Red Multiplying Onions, $1.25.
gal. Add postage. Mrs, W. E.
Wooten, Camilla. 3

Brown Top and Cattail Mil-
let, $6. CWT: Orange cane
seed, 10c lb; also mixed peas,
$4. bu.; Brown Crowders,. and
White peas, $5.50 bu. J. H.
Coleman, Jr., Warrenton, RFD.

White nest onions, $1.50 gal;
also early Speckled tender Half
Runner garden beans, 65c tea-
cupful, 3 cups, $1.80. Add post-
age. All 1954 Crop. Miss Gennia
Brown, Ball Ground, Rt. 1.

4 bu. White Nest Onions for
eating and planting, $1.50 gal.;
$10.00 bu.; Also Striped Half
Runner Bean Seed, 40c cup;
4 cups, $1.35. PP . Mrs. B, T.
Thornton, Bowdon.

White nest onion sets, $1. ga.
PP in Ga, Frank Weeks, Dial.

White and Red Multiplying
Nest Onions, $1.45 gal.; Old
Time Brown Shallots, $1.45 gal.;
$8. bu. FOB. Mrs, Lon Ash-
worth, Dacula. Rt. 1.

4500 Ibs. Starr Millet, clean-
lb, Eugene Benson, Tifton, Rt.
2. :

Old Time Shallots, Multiply-
ing Onion Sets, plant in Sept.,
$1.40 gal. Add postage. Mrs.
Ethel Thurman, Fairmount, Rt.

als

Rutabaga and Purple Top
Turnip Seed, mixed, 25c teacup.
Miss Blondine Bennett, Roys-
ton, Rt. Tt: :

Yellow Nest Giions: $1.25
gal. Add postage. Cora Mae
Hammontree, Chickamauga, Rt.

Clean, White Multiplying On-
ions, $1.40 gal. Prepaid. Joel B.

| Atkinson, Lawrenceville.

MISCEL!.ANEOUS
FOR SALE







APPLES:

1954 crop. sundried Horse
apples. free of worms, peel and
core, 65c lb, Add postage. Mrs.
J. E. Pettyjohn, Summerville.
Rt. 4.

BUTTER:

Good, fresh, country butter,
25c cake at my home. Mrs. D. C.



Gainesville, Rt. 2.

Harper, Atlanta, 2858 Camp-
bellton Rd. S. W. :





cil Travis, Riverdale, c/o Pine|

Olin }-

ed, treated, in 100 lb. bags, 12 |.

mint family frarant, large, CO

shelled and dri

$2 bu. loaded

'| bags. Carson C!

EGGS: _
Fresh, inferti

35c doz; also som

Red hens, 35c Ib.

































Martin/ and
25c ea; Large
Small, 10c ea.; Go
cup. Add postage
Wooten, Camilla

Brown Top Mi
ton; Sericea Les
ton; Grass hay,
quality. E. T. Ne
*phone 157 J

HONEY. BEES,
SUPPLIES _
Good new tab
gal, PP in Ga; 65
$9; With comb, $1

Holland, Sparks, |
PEAS: 2
~ 15-buz Clay peas,
bu. FOB. H. C
nille. phone 67
-nille) ee
White, black-
peas, 5 lbs., $1. 12
ample postage. P
Gladys Duran, C
Sallet peas, 51
postage. Mrs. Dc
jay. Rt. 3.
PECANS: |

150 lbs., good
cans, 30c Ib. De!
for washed Prini
ed 100 lb. cap; 1
Ea. preney Fe
D. Powell, E

Freshly Shelli
mostly halves,
age. Mrs. D
= Rew: -o2:
Schley pecans,
postage J.

PEPPER: |
Large Bouqu

5000 Locust

100 miles; 35c

farm. Ready for 6
in 30 days. 1
sington, Rt. 1.
ROOTS AND H
Red Sassafras,
Blood Root, Spice
Cherry Bark, @

low Root, 2 1!
Walnut Mea

age. R. C. Stove

SAGE.

_ Shade Dried

- ae ae

ton; Rt 4s =
Good clean

picked iP Litho
SYRUP

Several ga
Syrum in hal
$1.50 gal. M
Hiram, Rt. te
WALNUT:
MEATS s

Black
Add 10







ISCELLANEOUS
WANTED



BTC.) :
0 ton.; Ground
sterlin, Anderson-








at hay for sale.
e, Dawsonville,











Chunk, $6.50
age collect send















ery best lard,
Iso sev. gallons
Syrup for sale. Can't

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MEATS (FRESH AND CURED).

Country hickory smoked meat
Hams, 10-20 lbs., 85 lb.; Sides,
8-16 lbs, 50c Ib. Guar. against
spoilage. Shipped COD. Mrs.
Louise T. Pope, Dexter, Box 5. |

PECANS

Stewart, Mahan, and Seedling
Pecans, 5 or 6 lbs, of each, 20c

lb. plus postage. Or exch for
100 lb. print chicken feed sacks.
a Ferd Atkinson, Valdosta,
tides :

ROOTS AND HERBS

Yellow Root, 4 Ib. lard box
full, $1.25 PP. Mrs, Abe Goble
Talking Rock, Rt. 2. .

Sarsaparilla, Elder, Plum, Red
Sassafras, Yellow Dock,. Black-:
berry, and Poke Root; Wild
Cherry, Red and White Oak,
Sweetgum, Alder, Persimmon
Bark; Colts Foot, Plantain,
Mullein, 2 lbs., $1. Add post-
age. Exch. for print sacks. Mrs.
John Addison, Hartwell, Rt. 2.





WATERME ON :

About 8 acres Ne teraclons,
ready, for sale at farm 5 mi, W,
Hinesville. Rubin Wells, Hines-

ville, Rt. 1.

CORN AND SEED CORN

500 bu. Yellow Ear Corn,
sound, no weevils, $1.75 bu. Or
exch, for cattle.
man, Social Circle.

EGGS _
Large

Quail Eggs, $20
4 days old, 40c ea. (farm only);
Also booking orders for quail,
5 wks. old, 75c ea.; 12 wks.,
pr. Del. 5 weeks. Min. order 10
All FOB.
Craven, Douglasville, Rt. 1, Box

birds.
326. Ph. 2481.

GRAZING MIXTURE

Several tons grazing mixture
consisting oats, ryegrass,wheat,
vetch, some clover, 3 1:2c Ib.
Jas. B. Woods, Brooks. Ph. 206

J-1 Senoia.
































































Northern Bobwhite

_ | BEANS:
Want 3 bu. white, Half-Run-
ner tender beans, or cornfield

beans. R. Barnes, Atlanta, 1159
Arlington Ave., 8. W.

BEESWAX:

Want 10 Ilbs., good, clean
Beeswax, Dr. B. H. Spurlock,
Macon, Bibb Bldg.

GOURDS:

Want 1/2 dozen minature
Gourds, about 8 inches in cir-
cumference, Elizabeth Van
Wagner, Atlanta, 848 Peach-
tree St. NE.

HAY:

Want 5 tons good clean,
bright Sericea, Alfalfa or Bean
Hay. Quote best price FOB
my barn. If desired, trade good,
young White Face cows with
heifer calves, bred back to reg.
Reg. polled bull. Jason A. Tug-
gle, ae Gacy 546 Franklin
Rd.

W. B. Spear-

C; Also chicks

$2
Mrs. Wenford





"MISCELLANEOUS |
WANTED



SEED;

Want Rescue and Haury
Vetch seed. W. M. Nixon,
Thomaston, phone 2412. y

ROOTS AND HERBS:
Want Black Haw bark or the -

roots, Write price. Mrs. R. J.
Warren, Villa Rica, Rt. 1.
PEAS:

Want from half to two bush-, _
els field peas to sow for for-

age. Must be reasonable. Etta
Thompson, Atlanta, 2005 Ches-
hire Ave., S.W. Ph, Ca. 6777.



CATTLE FOR SALE



2 reg, Polled Hereford Bulls,
Plato Domine strain, papers
furnished. O, B. Hardy, Camilla.

Several good Guernsey Milch
Cows, with 2nd. and 3rd calf,

some reg., $150-$300 ea: Bull ~ :

3 1/2 mos. old, $75 with papers.
Marvin Newsome, Sandersville.

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: NO.1 Ne.2 No.3_-Ne. 4 | Millen L/S Mkt., Millen 23.00 22.0022. 00 = 22.00
uct., Cochran 23.20. 22.00 21.00 Muscogee L/S Co., Columbus 23.25
Z ; j
Co., Moultrie 24.00 23.50 Ocilla L/S Co., Ocilla 23,01 22,46 22.05
23.97 23.25 22.50 Seminole L/S Auet. Mkt., Donalsonville 23.30 22.90. 22.15 21.90
Sutton L/S o., Sylvester 23.49 23.05 22.58 22.70
23.65 23,20 23.20 Swainsboro L/S, Swainsboro 23.39 22.50 =. 21.25 31.98
: i 0.8
24.10 23.20 22.40 :
Pes July 13
. :
a Se Appling Co, L/S Mkt., Baxley 23.80 23.52 22.59 22.13
23.90 23.40 22.75 coe :
Coffee Co, L/S, Douglas 23.98 23.40 23,78 22.80
ae __ | Dawson L/$ Co., Dawson 23.33 23.15 22.75
23.28 =: 22.96 = 22.65 =: 23.50 | | = : :
k 21.00 | Farmers L/S Auct., Nashville 23.14 --22.72:. 42.76. 2255
23.75 22.50 21.75 25.00 Farmers S/Y, Arlington 22.99 22.75 22.18 22.40
23.05 = 22.81 22.80 24.25 | Farmers $/Y, Sylvania 23.65 23.10 22.25 2.25
ne : : McRae S/Y, McRae 23.16 22.45 21.30
22.79 22.40 = 21,90 = 22.30 :| Mitchell Co. L/S Co., Camilla 23.60 23.45 22.95 24.00
21.00 : 2
Smith $/Y, Thomsen 23.10 22.80 21.75 24,00
23.30 22.05 22.50 i 5
: Tattnall L/S Ce., Glennville 23.53 23.09 22.35
23.00 22.25 = 21.65 = 22.60 :
: Troup Co. Sales, LaGrange 22.85 22.00 20.90
ae ee July 14
Cartersville 23.25 22.50 18,00 :
Coosa Valley L/S, Rome 24.20 23.60 921.85 ~=:17,50
23.60 21.90 21.00 : suse
at We Hazlehurst L/S Mkt., Hazlehurst 23.16 22.25 21.05 20,30
Me 2250 22154 22.00. 23.00 a
19.75 | Peoples L/S Mkt. Cuthbert 23.59 23.31 22.80 22.45
Ragsdale Long Com. Ce., Lakeland 23.38 23.05 22.75 21.80
22.75 20662-2140. 2105") :
3 Ragsdale McClure Com. Co., Rome 23.80 23.00 21.00 17.50
i Seaboard $/Y, Colquitt 23.70 23.40 22.80 23.45
23.27 22.40 23.50 ;
Turner Co. $/Y, Ashburn 23.55 23.30 22.85
22.95 21.50. 21.00 | Union $/Y, Albany 23.83 23.60 23.50 23.30
Carrollton (23,00 22.00 = -20.00 Ss -18.90 ~ Wilke# Co. S/Y, Micabiugnen $220. 22.50 21,700 220
23,00 22.65 = 22.00 July 15
2 Bo.25. 23:00 = 23,00 | Formers L/S Co., Douglas 23.78 23.16 22.04 21.50
Corp., Thomaston 23.40 22.75 22.25 22.00 Fitagerald L/S Auct. Co., Fitzgerald 23,83 23.20 22.90
22.30 8 821.25 = 21.05 | Pelham $/Y, Pelham 23.70 23.58 23.00















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CATTLE FOR SALE CATTLE FOR SALE
- : FOR SALE
Grade Hereford Brood Cows, | Jersey Milch Cow, 4 gal., arti- : ;
sired and bred to good quality) ficially bred, for sale. J. W.| Your Choice Ram _ (ship);

bulls and 7 mos. old Heifer and
Steer Calves. All
PT. Patton,
Morticello 5123.

Pureberd) Guernsey Bull. 5
mos.
lifetime treated for block leg.

J, J. Waters, Louisville,

Too quality polled reg. Here-
ford bull, Domino breeding, 2 |

yrs., 4 mos. old, 1100 lbs., $200.,

Also top quality Hereford Reg.
Boar,

for show, $100. at farm. Leon- |
and kleming, Hartwell, Reed |
Creek Rd.

Reg. Red Poll Cattle of ex-)
cellent. breedng, young bulls, |
heifers, and cows. Reasonable |
prices.

G. T. McDonald, Oak- |
wood. Bc |

| mos.

Purebred Guernsey bull, 2
yrs. old. Dam gave 8 gal. daily:

"Sire from Reg. herd. Fine every |

way. Sell, or exch. for young, |

gentle pony. Michael David |
Moore, Rome, Rt. 2. Watters
Rd,

Nyasco Phils Grady No.|

49412 two year old Bull; pater- |
nal grand sire Agrilla Philosop-
her 377349, Grand ~Dam, Chap-
mans Royal Lilly 541858: Dam;
Nyasco Meteor Beauty 1178742:

Sire: Coldsprings Royal Philo-
sopher 414524. Mary A Rhyne
White. 3

Large young beef steer at my
place, McIntosh, Ga., Liberty
Co. Write. G. Se Quarterman,
Flemington.

Purebred Holstein Bull, Wt.
1400 Ibs., 2 1/2 yrs. old, gentle,
$200; Reno Hibner, Stapleton,

Ry 2D ob / Dearie
on Avery Rd.) .

out Louisville

10 reg. Angus attle with fine
herd bull, $2000 my farm. See
after 5 OClock PM week days,
anytime on weekends. J, C. Her-

ron, Martin, Rt. 1,
1850 lb. Brahma Bull, reg.,
guar. gentle, also several young

half Brahma heifers for sale.
Mrs. A. C. Hames, Graysville.

Purebred Polled
Bulls, ready for service,
sonably priced, del. up to 50 |
miles. See at farm 4 mi. South |
Dublin, on Glenwood Rd. J. ie
Allen, Dublin, Riti3%

2 White Face Heifers, 2 Black |
_ Angus Heifers, not purebred, one |

large enough to breed, Also 2
White Pigs, 12 wks., $32. 50. $150 |
for lot; Ralph Dangar, Wood-

stock. 5 mi. No. Roswell on Cox |

Rd.
Fresh-in cows and springers in
Jerseys, Guernseys, and ol-

steins high producers $100-$150

ea. J. K. Stalcup, Marietta, Rt. |

5. Phone 8-7877

Reg. Horned Halter Broke

good cond. |
Shady Dale. Ph.

Hereford |
rea- |

Taylor, Riverdale, Rt.
105. Ph. Jonesboro 4701.

2 Reg. Guernsey Male Calves,
| 3.mos. old, $25 ea. $35 ea. with
| papers: One 6 mos. old, $35 or



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old, well fed, fine cond., | $45 wita papers. H. W. Thur-

|mond, Farmington.

| Your choice of Two 100 pet.
| full blooded Brahman Bulls,
| from imported stock,
; ABBA, Elephinea,
|Tippu the Great,
Grinca

grandson of
and Harry
grandson of Quinea

14 mos. old 400 Ibs. good | the Great. Proven sires, 4 yrs.

ee A. E. anes Lithonia, Rt.

Reg. Guernsey Bull with pap-
ers, coming 3 yrs. old, $100 at
py barn. J. H. Beck, "Bowdon,

Diode

Pureberd Guernsey Bull, 5
old, well fed, black leg
treated, fine cond., $75. J. J.
Waters, Louisville.

Polled Shorthorns and Short-
horn Bulls, 14-18 mos. old, all
colors, for sale or trade for good
| grass or legume hay. J. L.
| Adams Atlanta, Box 1258.

Ten first calf heavy springers,

| Holstein-Guernsey Holstein cros

and Guernsey, all from milk-
ing. herd, $100-$15 ea. Prefer
all to one party. Hamilton L.
Hill, Newnan, c/o Hill Fruit
Farm. Ph. 1918W.

2 grade White Face Cows
with White Face Heifer Calves,
bred back to double reg. Poil
Hereford bull, clean, fine, for
sale or trade for equal value
in good Sericea or Alfalfa Hay..
Jason A. Tuggle, Sr., Atlanta,
5946 Franklin Rd., N. E.

12 each. breeding age reg.

| Hereford Heifers, and bulls, and

2 each springing Holstein and
Jersey Heifers. Ernest T. Loyd,
Cleveland, Rt. 3, c/ 0 Mountain
Laurel Farms.

Milech Cow, fresh in, 4 gal.
daily, and calf, reg. Bull, Reg.
Heifer; Also 4 Shoats and One
Mule. Mrs. Jessie Harrison,
Jonesboro, RFD1, Box 207. Ph.
| 5157.





HOGS FOR SALE

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Purebred Hampshire Boars
|and Gilts, 12 wks. old, $40. ea.
|C. L. Jones, Colquitt. Ph. 3530.

Reg. big type Black P. C.
| Boars, 4 mos. old, weight 125
hips: from best bloodlines, $49:
| Jas. R. Mullis, Cochran,

13 reg. SPC Pigs (7 males, 7
| gilts). backed by champ. stock,
| life treated for cholers, $35, ea.
| will ship. Lamar Altman, Alma.
12 mi, N. Alma.

28 shoats. average over 100
, Ibs. ea., $850, Also pigs and
sows, for sale 9 mi. N.
E N, Barrett, Dallas, Rt. 4.

Hereford Bull of Ducke blood- }

line,
-berts, Ball Ground.

Reg. Hereford Bulls,
type, highest quality;
mos., $125-$175 ea. Cecil Travis,
Riverdale, % Pinecrest Acres.
Tel. Fayetteville 5581.

horned

Nice heifer, giving milk 2 1/2

mos., large bull, 1 heifer, 1 yr. |
old, another heifer to freshen,
all $150. F. T. Kirby, Fairburn,
et. 2:

Milch cow, Tresnen
reasonable. Mrs.
Tallapoosa, Rt. 2.

Reg.

in Oct.,
Jee elton,

Hereford _ bulis,
for service, popular
priced for immediate sale, from
herd free of bangs and TB; Also
2 proven herd bulls. G. W.)}
Steele, Lilly Ph. Vienna 4175.

Fresh Jersey heifer and 10 |

grade Jetsey cows, freshen with
3rd. calf. Sept. and Oct. Tested

for Bangs and TB. Also one 6}

can Kelvinator eooler and one}
2 unit Farm Master milking ma-

chine for dairy, reasonable. Garl

H. Martin, Milner RA. 1.

calved Aug. 30, Carl Ro- |

12-24 |

bloodlines, |

Purebred African Blue Gui-
nea Gilts, 10 and 12 wks. old,
| $20. ea.; 3, $35. MO, W. J. Wel-
| don, Woodbury, Riedy,

SPC Pigs, 60-150 Ibs.,
|sexes, some of nations top
|bloodlines, reg, and_ treated.

| Will ship. D. M. Matthews, Ten-

both |
polled and horned, old enough |

reg. with.

Dallas.

both

Yearling, $30.; Or 2 yr. old, $50.
Corrydale breeding. Both with-
out blemish. K. D. Sanders,
Eatonton. Ph, 2151.

Toggenburg Milk Goat, give
5 qts. daily. also 2 young Nan-
nies same breed almost old
enough to breed. $50. Mrs. R.
H. Evans, Atlanta, 278 Connec-
ticut Ave., N. E. BE-7861.

2 White Milk Goats for sale
cheap. David Hill, College
Park, Rt. 2 CA-6068.

3 milk goats, Saanan type,
6 mos. from Ist, freshening
still producing 2 qts. on. pas- |
ture only, $20.; Toggenburg |
type, now dry, $15.: 6 mos. doe,
kid, $5.; Lot for $32. William
S. Samuel, Plains,. Rt. 1.

Pure Toggenburg Milk Goat
with 2 doe kids, half Tog, half |
Nubian, both freshened April, |
good milkers, $50. for lot, De- |
livery possible within 150 miles.
B. Of Strickland, Richland, Rt.
1.

Good milk goat, $12.:
old, $5. No shipments.
Geby Bone, Dallas, Rt. 3

Purebred Hampshire Rams
for -sale. Dr: L.A; Mosher,
Roswell, Hardscrabble Rd,



VESTSCK WANTED



HORSES AND MULES:

Want Shetland Pony, Mare or.
Gelding, guar. gentle: com-
plete, with saddle, harness and
wagon. Prefer, near Rome. Dr.
Harbin, Rome, 104 E. Third Ave.
Ph. 6111.

SHEEP AND GOATS:

Want a Hampshire Ram
Shep. 12-18 mos. old. Give de-
Robert Harbin, Rome,
Third Ave. Ph. 6111.

GOAT:

Want Saanan milk goat, pref-
erably registered, Ist class, A.
R. Bell, Mineral Bluff.

HORSES AND MULES:

Want Shetland pony. Give
age, sex, height, price. Robt.
K. Smith, Americus, 620 Bar-
low St.

Want stud colt, 1-2 yrs. old,
saddle type. O. M. Moody,
eyetss Rt. 4, Box 586.

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FARM HELP WANTED





Want middle aged woman in

good health to do light farm |

work on farm for good home,
room, board, salary. Claude Ww.
Johnson, Conyers, Rt. 2.

Want middle-aged white
woman to live with aged
couple on farm and do light
farm chores. All city conven-
iences. $45 month. Near large
Seo store. 2% mi.

Mrs.-S. C.. Jones, Jetfersonville

Caitle Prices Paid at Georgia

Also.
one Billy, extra large, 3 mos. |
Miss | \

| chickens on halves on farm. }_
: No

104 E. |

town. |

Want farmer nd.
have worked on farm this year,
to help on large vegetable
farm near Atlanta. Pay man

and pick vegetables, $5 daily.
House with elec., wood, gard-
en. Regular work year around.

7322.

Want share cropper owning
stock, tractor, etc., and able to
finance self completely, to raise
cattle, chickens, or anything
wanted, on farm. 5 R_ house, |

ed- Creek and river on place.
Can move in at once. G. M:
| Williams, Covington, Rt. 2.



Want sober, reliable man,
small family, for general farm-
ing. Experienced with farm
| Machinery. State wages ex-
pected. David Stough, Locust
Grove, Rt. 1.

Want iniddte age eae is
children) from country for
work on poultry and stock farm.
Regular job. Must have good
-health, good references. Good
pay, room and board. Mrs.
Helen Street, Atlanta, Rt. 2.

Want white couple to raise

Must have experience.

others need apply. Farm pro-

duces 10,000 head every 12 wks.

3R house, lights, good well of.

water furnished. Apply. Dont

eae E. H.-Gra:,- Conyers,
t

Want good Farmall tractor
operator
farm in August putting in win-
ter grazing. Prefer man with
family to pick cotttn. Perman-
-ent job if satisfied. J. G. Pur-
vis. Millen, Rt. 2. Ph: 32133.

Want experienced, reliable,
settled man for 20 cow dairy
farm. No drunks. L. E. Buch-
anan, Conyers, Rt. 3. Ph. 2131.

Want - well settled middle
aged Christian woman to do
light farm work on farm for
room, board, and small ae
Roy as Clarke, Lithonia,



POSITIONS WANTED | 4



Refined single ante
wants job doing light work on

poultry work for $15 weekly
and board with good people.

Prefer North Ga. References.
Come after. Ready to start
work. Write when coming.

Boyd Jones, Bosal Rites,

and 18 yrs. old, want job gath-
ering tobacco and other crops.
Jessie C. Forsyth, McRae, Rt. 2

Middle aged, single white

exchange for general farm)
work, poultry, livestock, etc.
| Can. do carpenter and repair
work of all kind. Go anywhere.

erences. Enclose stamp for re-|
ply. D. R. Hamphill, Ape

R. F. Sams, Clarkston: Ph. 43- |

to begin work on|.

farm (picking peaches, etc.), or |.

Married man with 2 boys, 15)

man, good habits, wants home
on farm, and small salary in) te

Live as one of family. A-l:ref-|

able drive truck and tractor, a 2

elec. lights, Place not *cultivat-| Rt. 4.

Sober. Prefer job
L. CS Self, Tifton

"Man an wile,
(man, slightly
hand), want
stock farm.
Prefer, near
other ocalieieas

Miller, Mt. Ver I
% Otis Wilkes.

~ Want _ job

cotton, do general
Small pay. J.
Bus Cee

on farm. 40
salary. O. L.

se families.
ling workers.
old. E. W. Wilso



take near Ros Os

~ | 45 yrs. old, n
man }

and mother
Have | to be n







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jnille, Rt. 2. GRADE Thomaston ~ Atlanta Athens Rome
| 7-12 7-13 7-14 hla
Purebred Hampshire Pigs, 10 | Baien :
| wks., $22.50 ea. Boars all ages. | Fe Bae
| All reg. buyers name; Also un- | Steers & Heifers i
| reg. pigs. David Stough, Locust | Good & Cheice 17.00-20.70 18.00-21.30 17.00-23.40 re eae
Grove, Rt. 1. Ph. Griffin 7396. | Com. 13.59-16.25 14,00-17.50 13.75-16.00 -14.00-17.50
: : Utility 10.25-13.00 -11.90-14.25 -10.00-13.25 -10.75-13.75 10.
, OIC 12 wks. old pigs, $25. | Cutters 9.00-10.25 9.00-11.00 8.50-10.00 8.50-10.00
}ea. at farm. Reg. buyers name. | eae in
all from champ. lines. Charles | carves ~ Sa ; ae
Piusse th: Pees yule te 2 Saeueeae Oe 14.50-18,00 -15,00-20.40 -14.00-18.50 -14.50-20.00 15.00
heeibany, Mpa Gare cnsice NS oo-4'50 10.00-14.75 10.00-15.50 _9.00-14.50 _19.00-
7 reg. Black PC Pigs, boars | = . :
and gilts, reasonable. See or Cows Y i
contact, Gene Kirksey, Butler. | Usitity 9.00-10.25 9.00-11.00 8.75-10.75 8.50-10.00
|C, & Ce 6.00- 8.50 7.00- 9.25 6.00- 9.00 6.00- 8.50
Good Black Essex shoats,|) ~~ . ae
|good breeding stock, Can ey ee ee
oe Ped. furnished. Hoyt Moss, Util. & Com. 10.00-13.75 10.50-14.00 9.50-13.50 10.25-12.00
en Cutters 8.50- 9.50 9.00-10.50 -9.00-10.00-8.50- 9.50
| $HEEP AND GOATS ieee . : ie
FOR SALE Steers & Heifers 8.75-13.50 .00-17.25 -9.00-17.00 8,00-13.75,
| Calves 8.50-13.50 .00-17.75 9.25-16.50

Purebred Nubian-Toggenburg
Fen Goats, fresh and coming |.
. ga. Come ote. Mrs.

Ph.

ames. Graysville.

Pho





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