Farmers and consumers market bulletin, 1954 December 1

Linder Ce Ommeissioner







aie report covering the
ee. of the a














































ubmitting herewith the Bi-
port from the Veterinary Di-
covering the Fiscal years 1952- 53
1953-54, by activities.

lections for the 1952-53 period were
43 and for the 1953-54 period
53. These collections were for li-

s, permits, volume production tax,



Ite ized accounting for this

x No. Licenses
Issued
its ses & Permits Issued:

& Cream Brokers .
= 92 ~ 920.00

eam Testers
: 174 870.00 |
am Buying oh
oe 8 16.00
Licenses eine : -
EEO 5-1190:00
Dealers 1G 760.00
( 93 186.00
ee 64 64.00.
enses Issued
aS 200 1,000.00
Dealer or
wee 1,066 5,330.00
28 - 140.00
986 4,930.10
Gallons

: "13, 753,245 6,892.57
ed 94,472,054 4,816.21
/ 941,066 46,96

Pads -

WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1954



NUMBER 13

NNIAL REPORT OF
DIVISION





| Seed issue of the Market Bulle-

-| your ad will be published. The

sta inspections and miscellaneous

Amount

OO 2,890.00
ie Manufacturers
149

1,490.00

2 ao

t



Fons & Seed Bifion
December fb, 1954

We will: publish a Flower and
tin, December 15th and regularly
thereafter as heretofore.

Please have your copy in to
the office by December 9th so
-same rules apply as in the past.
~~ ELIZABETH HYNDS







Out of State Inspection Service:

- Milk

_ Swine 41,293.88
Packing Plants 581.18

Total amount of foregoing is: $93,211.96

_ This Division is using I.B.M. Machines
to tabulate and record all tests for T. B.

-and Brucellosis.

From these records it is found that
there are approximately 25,844 herds that

are now under agreements or soon will be

participating either in the States T. B.

and Brucellosis Eradication Program or
__ the Federal Brucellosis Eradication Pro-

gram,

Under the State plan, the following
work has been completed:

- Authorizations issued to Private Practi-

tioners to, conduct tests at the expense of

State:

1952-53
Amount

1953-54
Animals Amount



T. B.
142,491 $71, 245, 50 79 988 $39, 817. 00
Bangs

133,867 66,933.50 67, 183 33,591.50
Vaccinations



8,109 4,054.50 418 209.00
Anthrax :
Hes 1,000 500.00 1,000 500.00
TOTALS

285,467 $142,733. 50 148,235 $74,117.50
Invoices passed for payment covering

T. B., Bangs and Anthrax _ at the ex-
pense of the State:
1952-53

es 1953-54
Animals Amount

' Animals Amount





ese
Fa sal 35,930.50 83,343 41,671.50



7



19,311.31



- Bangs
94,214 47,107. 00: 69,380 34,690.00
Vaetination



EOAT 32023:50 1,493 746.50
= Anthrax:=
.1,140 577.00
TOTALS

213,122 $106,561.00 155,356 $77,685.00

Blood samples handled by Brucellosis
Laboratory:
: 1952-53 1953-54

183,938 178,277 .
Cards cut by I. B. M. Machines for
Permanent Records:
1952-53 1953-54



Total





Be. 199,872 167,534 367,406
Bangs 270,664 225,981 496,645
TOTAL 470,536 393,515 864,051

_ Indemnities Paid for T. B. and Bangs
Reactors: _ 5
1953-54



1952-53 :
$444.78 - pees
QUARANTINE:

In July, 1952, this Division received
information that a herd of hogs was sus-
pected of being infected with Vesicular
Exanthema. The herd was immediately
quarantined and tests set up. Results of
test were positive.

As the results of the test were posi-
tive indicating that the disease was in
Georgia, a Quarantine Sub-Division was
immediately set up and all inspectors
transferred to this division with addition-
al inspectors added. A twenty-four hour
inspection service was instaHed covering
all highways, roads and railroads entering
Georgia.

The duties of the inspectors on the
State Lines were to see that no livestock,
pork or pork products entered Georgia
without the approved health certificates,
disinfection certificates and permits in
accordance with Georgias requirements.

This service was continued until July.
of 1954. :

In addition to ae inspectors were
assigned to work contacting all garbage
feeders in the State to see that all raw
garbage was cooked in accordance with
regulations before being fed to swine.

The last outbreak of V. E. in Georgia
occurred in January of 1954. During the

period from July, 1952 through January,

1954, fourteen herds were involved and
indemnity paid on 4,390 head of swine.
f

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SECOND HAND
MACHINERY FOR SALE

SECOND HAND
MACHINERY FOR SALE



30 in. Meadows Corn Mill,
powered by Intl. tractor. Trac-
tor ideal for irrigation power.
Reasonable price. J. H. Allen,
McRae, Rt. 1. =

'Kut-Kwick Pulpwood Saw 7
HP motor, used very little, $200.
T. H. Pfail, Newnan, Smoky Rd.

New 20 HP Air Cooled Engine
and 6 in, canvas belt with used
feed mill, $250./ Will deliver.
David Park, Alma, Rt. 2.

Ford Tractor, 1949 model,
$600; Planters and Cultivators;
Intl. 06 Tractor, $500; 6 ft.
Oliver Combine .$200; Tillers
and Harrows. All good condi-
tion. Mrs. Joe Clarke Marshall-
ville.

Surge Milking System, 4 units,
and other dairy equip..E. M.
Clapp, Byron. Ph. 453.

Small 3 Roller Cane Mill, $25
or exch. for larger 3 Roller Mill
in running shape. FOB. J. M.
Wall; Auburn. Ph. 4420 Lawr-
enceville. :

Complete equipment for pas-
teurizing plant for dairy. All
good shape. E. G. Herron, Ross-
ville, 1501 LaFayette Rd. ;

Super A Tractor, excellent
cond., cultivators, planters, fer-
tilizer attachment, mower, weed-
er, harrow, reasonable price.
Hugh D. Barber, Turin, Rt. 1.

Tractor Cutting Harrow, 24 in

- disc, and Rake,'/$25; Other farm

tools; 2 H Wagon; good mule,

$25; 2 set gear for same; Cut-

off Saw. Mrs. R. E. Prewett,
Dallas, Rt. 2.

2 large Diesel Engines suit-
able for irrigation pumps, one
UD-18 Intl. and One D13,000
Caterpillar, both excellent cond.
Reasonable, Robt.
Reidsville, Box 172.

2 H wagon 2 H turning plow,
Lynchburg No. 9, 2 H riper, corn
dropper with dbl. plates (drops
any kind of grain Good cond.)
Also Black mare mule, 1150 Ibs.,
10 yrs. old. See E. M. Buchanan,
Whitesburg, Rt. 2.

John Deere LA No. 2 Bottom
Plow for sale. Ralph Dewberry,
AcWorth. Ph. 5525. 4

Cub international tractor with
2 wheel rubber tired steel wag-
on, mowing machine, hay rake
and cultivating attachments, all
in good shape, $650 for lot. Ham-
ilton Ralls, Hogansville.

Jay Bee No. 3 Humdinger
Hammer Mill and 6 tons shucke
for sale. Cy W. Hadden, Louis-
ville, Clarks Mill Rd.

GMC 6 Cylinder Diesel, 130
HP, running condition, suitable
for irrigation, Dennis Williams,
Ranger; Rt. 1.

2 Disc Athens Plow for Allis-
Chalmers B Tractor, used less
than 100 hours, $75. Jack R.
Doss, Decatur, 2459 Lavista Dr.
Ev. 6196.

52 Ford Tractor, ran only 745
hours, cultivators, planters, side

set spring tooth cultivator, trac-

tor jack 2 wheel traylor, cotton

ee J. C. Towns, Loganville,
Reet

Bolens Huskie Garden Trac-
tor, 4.3 HP turning plow, 6 ft.
/cultivator, 8 disc harrow, good
.cond., $150. L. R. Barnett, Rock-
mart, RFD 1, Ph. 5393.

2 Buckeye Coal or Coke Chick
en Brooders, $35; Also Myers4
Deep Well Water Pump with
tank and pipe, $60 all good cond.



H. Tootle, |

|Mrs. Oscar H. Purcell, Carnes-
| ville, Rt./2.

| 1200 Egg Size Brower Elec
| Incubator, used one season, per-
| fect cond., $125. Fred Thomp-

|son, Clarkston.

Gulf Tractor Tire and Tube,
size 9-32, good as new, put on to
turn 5 acres, taken off, $36. FOB.
E.-E., Mosley, Baxley, Rt. 1.

Large size 2 Roller Cane Mill,
fair cond., $65 cash or exch for
shoats, calves, or pullets,, any
good breed, or power pulp wood
saw in good cond. Shellie D.
Branch, Glennville, Rt. 1.

| Fairbanks-Mrse Shallow Well
|Pump with 42 gal. Galvanized
tank, good cond., $50. C. M. Bet-
terton, Ben Hill, 720 Campbell-
|ton Rd., S. W. Fr. 2335:

; 2 complete Surge Stainless
| Steel Milkers, motor compress-
sor, and necessary euipment for
dairy practically new, $325.
John W. Orr, Sr. Winder.

2 H Wagon with deep bod-
ies practically new, $100 cash. At
my place. Sam Williams, Louis-
| ville, Rt. 1, Box 67.

Practically new Briggs and
Straton 8 HP, Air Cooled Gaso-
line Engine, and Wood saw,
complete with pulleys, belt, 30
in. saw blade, all good cond.,
at half original cost. Dennie C.
Garland, Atlanta, 556 Fletcher
St., S. W. Am. 6985.

Frick Saw Mill, O-1, U. D. 14
motor, 27 in. Frick edger with
foot reseater, good cond. for
sale or trade. Can see at Winder.



dresser, bush and bog harrow, |-

SECOND HAND |



Lilliston Peanut. Combine, |
| $1150.; Intl, 2 Row Tractor,

.D. 34 ft. Elevator with: trucks,-

mounted corn picker, $100.; J.
D. 34 ft Elevator with <trucks
tires, loading hopper, elec. mo-
tor, $550. Used less than 100 hrs-
Ed. E.\Faircloth. Leslie. ~_

&

Farmall H. Tractor, power
take off and lights, good cond.,

$750. R. M. Davison, Wood-
ville. Phone 36J20.
Super A Tractor, excellent

cond., with planters, cultivators,
fertilizer attachment, harrow
mower, weeder, Reasonably
priced. Hugh D. Barber, Turin.

2 Disc Athens Plow, both disc
new. plow reworked, turn,
ed 3 acres land, $125; Planters
and Cultivators, W. D. Allis-
Chalmers Tractor, planted cittoa
1954, some cultivating feet miss-
ing, $75 as is P. A. Gantt, Green-
ville, Box 174. Xe

a

-30 in. high speed Meadows
Grist Mill with Vee belt drive
to 30 HP, 3 phase elec. motor
and starter, enrichment. attach-
ment alsp small cleaner with
elec. motor, etc. W. M. Pullen,
McRae. 2 H wagon body, 20 in.
deep, good as new, $10 cash or
exch. for anything can use on
farm. H. Grady Morgan, Buford,
Rt:.3; Ph''3816. i

Farmall H_ Tractor, lights,
starter, motor overhauled re-.

-eently, planters, cultivators JHC

4 disc tiller, IHC disc harrow,
complete outfit, $800. N. R.
Josey, Davisboro, Rt. 2. ~

i
UP Right Corn Mill, A model
motor, belts, pulleys, J. D. corn
sheller, platform scales, cheap,
or trade for pigs. D. T. Foster,
McDonough, Rt. 3. ;

Nearly new 2 H wagon ton-
gue, cheap. Mrs. Floyd Kirby
Fairburn, Rt.. 2. :

1954 J. D. 40 Tractor, plant-
ers, cultivators, B. B. harrows,
2 disc plow, cotton poisoner for
same, for sale. Buel Hubbard,
Grantville, RFD 1.

Complete set of farm black-
smith tools, Champion wall
drill, vice, anvil, forge, wren-

ches, tongs, 3 large wood pul-}

leys, ete., $100. FOB, Carl Gc
Hearn, Rossville, 305 Lost Lane.

& ;
Bradley Garden Tractor Turn
Plow, Harrow, Cultivator, all
good cond., $175. T. W. Cox,
Ringgold, Rt. 4. *

Surge Milkers, good as new,
$325. John-W. Orr, Sr., Winder,
New St. Ph. 7221. Y

1952 Ford Tractor mounted
with heavy duty Wagner load-
er, 1st. class cond., $1195.; One
1952 John Deere M-T 2 Row
Tractor, used very little, $895.;
Bulldozer rig for tractor, -2 J.
D. subsoilers, one smoothing
harrow, $295. Hoyt Waller, Ze-
bulon. -

Goldens new model No. 3
Cane Mill, with 8 in feed open-
ing for cane and heart cypress
sweep, all good as new, $75.

|Talmadge Courson, Pearson, Rt.

Elec. Dairy Milk Cooler, G.
E., 6 Can, practically new,
$225. U. T. Smith, Mansfield.
Ph, 5176.

Int. self propelled combine,
M tractor, harrow, J. ee)
dise tiller, Int. 45 hay baler,
Ferg. 30 tractor, harrow, tiller,
cultivator, Cole planters, mow-
er, S. D. rake, J. D. rotary hoe,
No. 27 clipper seed cleaner,
all used 2 yrs. Richard Harvill,
Millen, c/o Bousa Farm.

1952 H Farmall Tractor, good
cond., lights, starter, power
takeoff, $825 cash; New set
(2 never used) wheels, rims,
tires, complete, tubes size 11-
38 for H Farmall, $175; Also
2 large steel
tractor. Set for $75. C. D. Sims,
Jr., Folkston, Box 493. Phone
3326.

3/4 hp Maytag Single Cylin-
der Gas Engine used for small
cutoff saw, for sale. E. C. Mc-
Kinney, Blue Ridge, Rt. 2,
Box 35. .

8 Disc McCormick Drill, has



J. E. Yarwood, Bethlehem, P. O.
Box 222.

sown 19 acres. F/ L. Williams,
Madison, Rt. 4. 3 f

MACHINERY FOR SALE/M

| Wrightsville, RFD 3.

wheels for H. +t

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=

Allis-Chalmers C_ Tractor, |
planters, cultivators, -and break-
ing plow, cheap; Also Grist
Mill outfit, belts, shafts, pul-
leys, ete, and one Case Power
Unit, 60 hp, 2 mill rocks 42
., cheap for cash. Lloyd Price,



2 nearly new tractor tires,
9 X 24, with tubes, rims, $25
ea.; R. E. Mason, Lithonia, Rt.
1..Ph. Stone Mtn. 4762. :

Sherman Ditching Machine
for Ford or Ferguson, $350.; Al-
so front-end Loader, $75. Ed-

iward C. Lambert, Jr., Atlanta,

5680 Lake Forrest Dr., N. W.

Ch. 9008-

Practically new Bradley Gar-
den. Tractor and DB Planter
and fertilizer distributor, turn-
ing plow, cultivator, harrow,
practically new. Bargain. W. Jv
Hines, Adel, 807 W. 4th. St-

1948 VAC Case Tractor com-
plete with new 4 disc tiller,
new harrow, cultivator. W. C.
Williams, Aragon, Rt. 1. :

Caterpillar R4 Dozer with

ble power unit, $1600. Will take
D4, R4, -or DD4400 Caterpillar
Motor as part of price. F. M.
Gazaway, Decatur, 2556 Clifton

Springs, Rt. 1.

1951: Ford Tractor, perfect
shape, $725; Also have culti-
vator, spring tooth harrow,
poison machine for same, $925
for equipment and_ tractor.
Monroe-Jersey Hwy. ~W.. D.
Mitcham, Covington, Rt. 3, Box
150RBs 7 :

1-H Wagon, good cond., $25.
Newt Brandon, Stone Moun-
tain, POB 437. Ph. 5272.



SEED AND GRAIN
FOR SALE



2000-3000 bu. bright, clean
-Cokers 48-93 Oats, $1.15 bu. in
bulk. No small orders. Henry
Simpson, Cochran. ;

|. Approx. 3000 Ibs. Arlington
Sericea Seed, combine run, for
sale at once, 22c. W. W. Keith,
Jr., Eton.

Rustproof 14 Seed Oats, bag-
ged, recleaned, $1.20 bu: Will
ship. No order less than 25. bu.
Call before coming. Ph. 37030.
Milton P. Minchew, Jr., Macon,
Rt. 3.

Pumpkin Seed, 15c pkg. and
stamped addressed enevelope;
Pure Icebox Watermelon, and
tmp. Pride of Ga., 40 seed, 15c,
plus stamped addressed enve-
lope: Mrs. W. Y. Summers, New-
(nan, Rt. 5. ; :

Old Time Red Multiplyin
Scullion Onion Buttons, and
White Nest Onions, $1.25 gal.;
-Also Blue Java, and Red Spot-
ted Crowder Peas, .30c lb. in 5
lb. lots; Also Dry Sage, ground

Gennia Brown, Ball Ground, Rt.
1. ;

Nice clean White Multiplying
Nest Onions, ready, $1.50 gal.
Plus postage. Mrs. S. A. Brown-
ing, Ailey.

Ky. 31 Fescue Seed, recleaned,
high germ., 15c lb. FOB my
ville.

Fine grade of Silver Dollar
Tobacco Seed tested 50c oz. PP.
W. P. Brantley, Naylor, RFD
1, Box 175.

* Good tender bean seed: Spec-

.|kle Cutshort, White Creaseback,

Cornfield, 65 cup; White Half
Runner, Pink Peanut, Brown 6
Week, 65c cup; Also White Eng-
lish Peas, 85c cup. Add postage.
Mrs. Preston Southerland, Elti-
jay; Rt3,

;
Nice Red Multiplying Onion
Sets, also large size for eating or
fall planting, $1 gal, Add post-
age. Mrs. G. B. Patterson, Blairs-
ville, Rt. 4.-

Good tender bean seed: White
Half Runners, Pink Peanut,
Brown 6 Week, 65c cup; Speck-
led Cutshort, White Creaseback,
Cornfield, 65c cup; Also White
English Peas, 85c cup. Add post-



angle tilt blade, dbl drum ca- |}:

.gal. Add postage. Mrs.

50c teacup. Add -postage. Miss |

farm, G. W. Darden, Watkins- |,



age. Arvil Lambe Ellijay, Rt
























































































Blue Java Peas,
Ib. lots; Also White
ons, $1.25 gal.; a
Skin Peanuts,, 2-
bu. Add postage. P.
Ball Ground, Rt. 1.

Speckled. Crowder
Jave Peas, 30c lb.; V
Runner Garden Beans,

Newcrop pure Ga.
Seed, high germ., 22
orders less than 10 1
Connell, Whigham.

Tender Blue Pole, an
ed Half Runner Bean
cups, $1.10; Early
Weeks, 2Crop Peas,*
$1.25; Large med sixe

Add postage. Mrs. Clare!
Millian, Dacula, Rt. 1

3 or 4 Ibs. Watermele

W. Wommack, Grayso:

Cokers 47-27 Wheat
germ., recleaned, $3. bu.
Marshall, Camilla, Ph.

Shallot SOnions: for fall
ing, $1.25 gal. E. O
Carrollton: <oo se

\FOB. J. F. Lowe, For
, Long Brown

scullions), $1.25 gal.;
Nest. Onions, make 10 to
hill, and White Nest |
$1.35 gal. No checks. M
Ashworth, Dacula, Rt.

Clean White M
Nest Onions, $1.25 gal
Shogoin Turnip Seed,
Long Green Pod Okr

Add postage. Mrs. Lozia
er, Hogansville, Rt. 1

Seed Oats, good
Victor Grain No. 48-93,
from certified seed, also
varieties at low _ price:
Schoer, Valdosta, Rt. 2,
Ph. 1831 M. ea

Fescue, reclean
H. Clark, Griffin, |

Red Multiplying Oni
Wooten, Camilla, Rt 2.

Clean White and Re
plying Nest Onions, $1
PP in Ga. Exch. 1 gal.
4 Print sacks. Ea. p
Mrs. W. A. Myrick
a ; ssi
Mammoth Russian Su
Seed, $1.40 gal.; PP. M
Elliott, Lavonia, Rt. 1.



Nice clean White Multi
Nest Onions, ready for
$1.50 gal. Plus postage.
Browning, Ailey.

White Multiplying O
$1.35 gal.; Frostproof Eng
Seed, 40c cup; Curled 1
15c Tbl.; Old Fashion |
Okra, 35c cup. Del. Mary
Phillips, Royston, R

Dill Seed, oe oat
Bulbs, 3 pts., $1. PP. M
Woodring, Alto, Rt i

Seed Oats, heavy Te
proof, combine run, $1 bu
my barn. Charles Pa He
bah, c/o Square P Ri 3

eee
About 2 gal. Multiply
ions, large size, $1 :
Plus postage. Mrs.
Danielsville, Rt. 3, E

Chinese cabbage and_
seed, mixed, 40c cu
about 25 gourds, size
fruit, 10 ea. plus posta
Fred Atkinson, Valdo:

Winter onions or
lions, red multiplyis
fashioned red and
nest onions, 50c ga
Cant ship. Charles }
Powder Spri

Fine gr













ots, half *galTon
ck for planting or
t. FW. CD
Box 336.



doz. had! as
. Williams, Suwane,

J



tender bean seed, White
Runner, Pink Peanut, and
Six Week Beans, Speckl-
-Cutshort Cornfield, and

Le Creaseback, 65c cup; Also
hite Salet English. Peas, 85
dd potage. Mrs. Ivy South-








Tee more or Jess scullion
sets, $1. Or exch. for 4
100 Ibs. or 5 white sheeting
Hach pay postage. Mrs.
raft, Hartwell, Rt..3.

Pepper, - Okra, Pumpkin,
Melon, Cantaloupe.
astor Bean Seed, 15c
reen Glaze Collard, 20c
Peach, 15c doz.; Shallot
20c doz. Add_ postage.
Brady, Cairo, Rt. 1, Box












hite Halt Runner Bean,
0c large teacup. Add
Mrs. C. W. Fricks, Talk-
: Rt. 5 Box 151.



Ph. P pavetsvils DSsh.

esh_ alif. Multiplying Beer

-20c start; 12 starts, $1. PP.

Earl Fincher, Waco, Rt. 1.

Thite Multiplying Onion Sets,

3 $1.40 gal. PP. Startling
yromville. :

der bean seed, Little
- Big Improved - White

eam Half Runner, 55c
ups, $1; White Salet

cup; 3 cups, $1. Add
\Mrs. Carl Smith, Elli-

Yellow Hot Squash
Seed one pod, 15c: 3c
pods, 25c. PP. Mrs. Lula
ree, Rt. PS






unners, Little Pink Pea- /



150 bu. Aetiasion Oats, one
year from breeder, $1. 25 bu.
Danas. _Haymore, Rutledge.

Tobacco Seed: Hicks Broad

Leaf, tripled cleaned, tested, 90
,{pet. germ.; $1.25. oz.;
Ibs., $35; Limited amount 402,

$15 Ib.; 3

germ. 85 pct. $1 oz.; $10 19 3 Ibs.
$25. PP. Earl Stuckey, Black-
shear.

Nice cleaned white nest onion
sets for seed or eating, $1.35 gal.;
Also Yellow Popcorn, 35c lb. in
5 lb. lots. Add postage. Bonnie
Weeks, Dial.

Polecat Peas, for eating or
planting, $1 gal. Plus postage.
Mrs. G. E. Blalock, Rome, Rt. 5.

Aprox. 4500 bu. Cokers 48/93
oats, $1.10 bu. W. H. McDonald,
Cochran, RED 4.



PLANTS FOR SALE



Delicious Rabbiteye Blueberry
2 varieties, 3-4 yr- plants, 6, $2.50
Scuppernong type Grape, very
sweet, juicy, 3 yr. vines, $1 ea.;
Large Male Vines, $1; Native
Gooseberry, yields heavily on
poor dry soil, 3-yr. plants, 4,

| | size, 2 doz., 75c; Large Klondike
Strawberry Plants, 75c C; Imp.
Field Dewberry, 50c doz.; Mus-
cadine Vines, 3 ft. 45c ea.; Imp
Blackberry, 50c doz. Add post-
age Rosie Crowe, .Cumming,
Rt. 1. 1 :

Sage Cuttings, 75c doz.; 2 doz.,
$1.25 Min. order 75c. Add post-
age. Grace Yow, Martin.





POULTRY FOR SALE



LEGHORNS WHITE, BROWN,
BUFF)

W. L. Cockerels 6 mos. old,
from best egg grade of Colonial
tock, $2 ea. Plus express charg-
es Mrs. Roy Cayler, Lyerly.

300 W. L. Pullets, Babcock

). | strain. Priced right. Must move

-|Immediately. T. J.. McConnell,
Denney, Coroner, RES cee ea

Sr., Cleveland, Rt. 3.

250 White Leghorns and NH
Pullets, 4-A grade, laying $1.75
a.; $1. 50 ea. for lot. R. W. Win-
0, "Newnan.





POULTRY FOR SALE POULTRY FOR SALE






, 28, 1954 hatch.

liams,. Franklin, RFD 2.

10 AAA Keystone ww. Ta: Bui
letts 1 Rooster, $2 ea; 12 NH
(AAA Pullets, $2. 50 ea. all 1954
hatch. Mrs, Edna . Pettit, De-
catur. 3181 Tilson Rd., Rte.
De. 7588, ..

200: W. i: Putlets, 4-mos. old,
$1.50 .ea. Exch for Jersey Milk
Cows at Market Price. Ida Ho-
ward, Tennille, Rt. 1, Box 247.

100 W. L. 6 mos. Pullets, best

egg Strain, laying, $1.50 ea.
Would ship, Mrs. T. C. Withrow,
Ellijay.

325 AAAA W. L. Pullets, 5 1/2
mos. old, now coming into full
production $1.25 ea $1 ea.. At
farm 4 1/2 mi. W. Marietta Mrs.
Roy Bramlett, Marietta, Rt. 4.

85 Big English W. L. Pullets,
laying 50 pct., 8 mos. old, $1.50
ea. FOB here, V. R. Jenkins,
Gordon, Rt. 2; Box 220.

_38 Colonials True Line Pul-
lets, large type W. Leghorn cross
with Rock Red, and Austrolorns,

300 W. L. Hens, Mar hatch, in
good production, Julians. best
egg grade, $1.25 ea. Mrs. Gober
Orton, Aska, .

MINORCAS, MISCELLANE-
OUS, GRPINGTON

20 each, Black Minorca Hens,
and Pullets, just beginning to

lay, and 4 Roosters; Also 18
smal] Bantams, hens and pullets,

-|3 roosters, every reasonable. H.

A, Evans, Atlanta, 369 Aueusts
Av., Sak

5 Guineas, 1954 hatch, for sale
at my home. Claude L. Foster,
Atlanta, 161 Copeland Rd. Rt. 6.

25 Speckled Guineas, ~not
quite one year old, $1 ea.; Also
want 2 Dark Cornish Bantam
Roosters. Mrs. B. H. Durden,
Odum, Rt. 1.

One pair of Nov. 3, 1954
Brown China Geese, $7 in light
erate Or exch for Egyptain Gan-
der. J. F. Wellborn, Rock
Spring.









N bon Leg-



100 Sex Link Pullets, 7 mos. 7 Quackless Dueks, $1 ea. at
hare $1.50 ea. at my place M. M. | my place. J. J. Dupree, Acworth
Minor, Roswell, 1067 Canton St. | Rt, -1. sale i
Ph. 2091. :
Turkeys for saie my place.










325 Feb. young hens, laying, in| Mrs. Lester Curtis, Acworth,
full production, inoclated, most-/|Rt. 2,
ly Austra White Crosses, some 8 a : Z
White S. C. Leghorns, at my| White Betlesville Turkeys





1954 hatch, for sale. Mrs. G. EB

place one mile from river on
Blalock, Rome, Rt. 5.

Gordon Rd. E. R. Echols, Aus-

is ae White Pekin Ducks and
Giant Black Minorca. April} Drakes, $1.50 ea:; Also Guineas,
Cockerel, $3; 2 Black Minorca | $1-$1.50 according to age. Mrs.
Pullets, same age, with cockerel, | Bill Pickrell, Cochran, Rt. 2.
$7.50; 3 pullets with cockerel, 2 oe as
$10; 4 pullets with cockerel,| 10 large White Geese,$2 ea.;
$12.50. L. B. Millians, Newnan. Greenhaded (domesticted Wild
Mallards, $1.50 e3.; 100 White

African Guineas, $1.50 ea. Jes.
R. Johnston, Jr., Marietta, Rt. 2.

Purebred White African
Guineas, for sale. Mrs. Lowell
Long Bremen Rt. 1, Box 113.

30 .White African Guineas,
$1.50.ea. Wilson Carson Griffin,
Rte@s

20 - White Gian Ducks,
$1.50 ea. or trade for wood cutoff
saw, elec. Battery brooder; or
3 Holstein heifer baby caly es,
C. H. King Greenville Box 206.
Pair large Bronze Turkeys, $15;
Also 10 10 NH Pullets ready to













ROCKS (BARRED, WHITE,
PLC.):

15 White Rock pullets and 1
rooster, also 35 N. Hampshire
Ked pullets, $2 ed. E. O. Bledsoe,
Carrollton.

50 White Rock 4-A, 7 mos
old pullets, $1.50 ea. or trade
for pigs or milch cow. Mrs. A.
W. Holcombe, Jr., Marietta Rt.
6.

100 White Rock pullets, $1 ea.
also N. H. Red pullets, 10 wks.
old, $15 dozen. 5 mi. No. Roswell
on Cox. Rd. Ralph -Dangar,

































$1.50: Large~Thornless Boysen- 6 mos. old, laying, $2.50 ea.; 6 od: Ones ie 479, | lay, $15 Rooster free. Mrs. Marie
berry, oi. 25 doz 3K; Granger, ullets, Rooster $18.50. Mrs. Dan pee incs, eee a Holland, Dalton, Coog] ar Rd.
Reidsville. : Terry, (Quitman, 910, W. La-| WYANDOTTES: ; : es
: / Fayette! St. S : 35 White African Guineas, - ~~
_Mtn. Huckleberry, bearing 5 purebred Tarbox str., 1953) Apr. 1954 hatch, $1.50 ea.; 2

hatch 4-A gradeS. L. Wyandot-
te hens, $6.25; also 5 April 1954
pullets, $7.50 Not prepaid.) Miss
Lydie Gibbs, Uvaida.

TNRKEYS, GUINEAS, DUCKS,
GEESE, ETC. FOR SALE
40 Toulouse geese, 1 and 2 yrs.

old, far -sale:-Mrs.-C. . Rey-
nolds,, Savannah, Rt. 5, Box 478.

Blue Pea Hens, July 54 hatch,
$15 ea. Buyer pay express. Mrs.
R. RP Marlow, Franklin, Rt. 2.



50 Geese for. sale or exch.
for same value in cows, hogs,
or anything of value. N. B.
Spearman, Social: Circle.

/

20 old and young Speckled. 2
Guineas, $1.50 ea. Cannot ship
Jno.- S. Paden Atlanta, 1256 s
Moreland Ave., S. E. Di. 7401. ;



21 geese, $3 ea. at my farm.
C. H. McMillan, Swainsboro

P. O. Box 106.







Bicheren! Sale Reg. Polled Herefords

The Chimney Mountain Farm, J. R. Reeves,
Clarkesville owner, will hold a dispersal sale of Reg.
polled Herefords, 65 females, 15 bulls 45 cows (15
straight horn bred), bred to calve in Spring, 20 heifers,
some bred, 14 young bulls, 1 herd bull... at Tri-
County Livestock Barn, Social Circle, Wednesday, Dec.
15th 1 P. M. Ralph W. Cammack, Atlanta, 599 ps
ee Dr. N..E. ee









tog Prices Paid At Various Markets


























































; No.1 No. 2 No. 3 No. 4 Washington ea Mktg. Assoc. aie
n's S, 'Y, poe ro : 20.00 19.25 19.25 Sandersville 18.60 17.80 = - 17.95 17.05 =
ss ue Mkt., Wayeross 2000. 7 19:35 ABS 1905 1 na 99 =
z a r s : e ee <:
s/Y, ; i Bleckley L/S Auct., Cochran 18.60 18.40 18.45 18.50
: f : pene lee 1600 Carroll Co. Sales, Carroliton 19.25 18.50 3
tber 17 Se, a Chatham Co. S/Y, Savannah 19.05 18.90 18.90
Co. S/Y, Al 19.60 : 18. 8. Dodge Co. S/Barn, Eastman 18.51 18.25 -19.00 19.05 ay
rkers S/Y, / ae 20.40 ee wee oe Ga. Farm Prod. Sis. Corp., Thomaston 19.00 19.00 18.50 17.75 ,
a ; -' + 19.25 | Japeway-Craig Com. Co., Dublin 19.00. *18.85 -13:60: = 16/50
S/Y, Hawkinsville Z1975 "1900 1.90 ~~. 19.20 | Jesup $/.Jesup. YV00/ 18.45. 18.05. TSS
igsdale-Long Com. Co., Lakeland 19.65 19.05 18.55 18.05 | Millen ts oT Co ie ee oe
perae. ae Seminole L/S Auct. Mkt., Donalsonville 18.95 18.88 18.90 19.10
_S/Y, Statesboro 19.55 19.15 18.90 19.15 | Sutton L/S Co., Sylvester 18.99 .. - 18.99 19.20 18.90
te Z 19.65 +9.67 ais Waycross L/S Mkt., Waycross 19.21 18.82 18.42 18.55
; ; Se ; : 18.45 Sa
me : / November 23 ce
ones /Y. Sspringfiel a ee 1800 | Appling Co. L/S Mit., Baxley 1875 1621 .17e6. F820. 4
aid S/Y, Fitzgerald 19.36 18.90 20.15. Coffee Co. L/S Co., Douglas 18.32 17.96 17.05 16.95
la S/Y. Nahunta 19.50 19.05 18.60 Dawson L/S Co., Dawson 18.85 18.75 18.50
/, Pelham : 19.06 18.75, a 17.75 Farmers L/S Auct. Co., Nashville 18.31 18.18 18.05 18.00
Long Com. Co. Quitman 19.16 18.64 18.15 18.35 Farmers S/Y, Arlington 18.51 18.27 17.70 18.90
/ Augusta - 19.60 19.50 19.00 2 | Farmers S/Y, Sylvanic: 18.50 18.20 17.20 20.60
: S Co v id . : iN aes eat _Jones-Neuhoff Com. <-., Macon 19.20 18.90 18.50 19.10
/S Co. Valdosta eh 180 905 A998 Fence S/Y., McRae 18.50 17.66 17.00
eho oe ee es Metter L/S Co., Me-er 19.00 18.22 18.10
/S Mkt., Metter 19.50. 18.50 18,10 Mitchell Co. L/S Co., Camilia 18.61 18.33 18.32 18.15 \
L/S Exc., Statesboro 19.50 19.05 18.73 18.80 Smith S/Y No. 3. Thomsen 19.00 18.50 18.25 20.25
2 19.08 | Troup Co. Sales, LaGrange 19.70 18.70
er-L/S Auct. Bainbridge 18.75 18.45 18.80 Navaamar oA
k Morris, Inc., Milan = 19.05 18.70 18.70 Coesa Valley Com. Co., Rome 20.00 19.50 18.30 17.00
18.65 17.25 _ 17.25 | Peoples L/S Mkt., Cuthbert 18.39 18.07 18.02 18.00
19.00 18.50 18.00 = -18.60 | Ragsdale-Long Com. Co., Lakeland 18.50 17.75 16.75 16.75
19.45 18.70. 18.70 17.70 | Ragsdale-McClure Com. Co., Rome 19.85 18.70 17.40. 16.00
1678 VIS 19.05, = Turner Co. S/Y, Ashburn : 18.83 18.50 18.50
1900. 18.16 ,18.04 ~ 19.20 | Vidalia S/Y, Vidalia 19.01 18.0T 24775): 18.10
ee Fi cae titans | November 25 _ ps
20.00 19.10 18.30 16.50 | Bainbridge S/Y, Bainbridge 18.65 18.50... 18.460 18.60 |
Ae cee 18.60 18.65 18.00 17.10








: 5 Farmers L/S Co., Douglas

~~ PAGE FOUR





(Continued from Page 1)

Total indemnity paid $78,472.59.

An outbreak of Vesicular Stomatitis
occurred in August, 1952, and a check in-
dicated that from this date through June
of 1953, nine herds were involved in
which indemnity was paid on 1,247 head
of swine and 75 head of cattle in the
amount of $13,020.74. Laboratory tests
were canduicied in each instance to deter-
mine infection.

LIVESTOCK SALES
ESTABLISHMENTS:

At the present time, 91 establishments
are in operation. These establishments
conduct at least one sale per week. The
majority of animals going through these
sales consist of cattle and hogs.

The establishment is required to have

a licensed veterinarian attend each sale.
The Department of Agriculture furnishes
an inspector for each sale who is required
to make an inspection of all animals pass-
ing through the sale as relates to health
and in addition make a written report to
this office as to the sanitary condition of
the barn and surrounding grounds.

IMPORTATION OF MEAT
AND MEAT PRODUCTS:

Out of state packers are required to
furnish this. Department a monthly re-
port, on form 610, showing all items im-
- ported. Below is a tabulation of imports
from nine out of state packers:

Unit
Bacon, Canadian Pounds 32,209
Bacon, Strip Pounds 493,463
Bacon, Green | Pounds 405,667
Bacon, Smoked Pounds 534,904
Bacon, Sweet Pickled Pounds 344,265
Bacon; sliced Pounds 1,439,983
Beef, Carcass Pounds 14,890,647
Beef, Dried Pounds 91,988
Beef, Fancy Cut Pounds 2,263,104
Beef, Sweet Pickled Pounds 83,425
Butter Pounds 1,070,803
Casings Hanks 117,813
Cheese Pounds 1,298,988
Chitterlings Pounds 75,094
Dog Food Pounds 859,264
Hams, Boiled Pounds 843,026
Hams, Canned Pounds 182,231
Hams, Green Pounds 2,718,818



Pounds

eee Smoked. ;
Eggs, Dry Canned Pounds 35,290 ~
Eggs, Fresh Cases 66,409.
Lard, Pure Pounds. 9,363,015
Margarine Pounds 1,488,404
Meat, Canned Dozen Cans 525,388.
Meat, D, S.. - Pounds 15,051,714
Meats, Vac. Cooked Pounds 253,826
Mutton, Carcass Pounds 749,161
Offal. Beef, Mutton, Liver ~ : Se
- & Brains Pounds: 3,567,327 _
Pork Cuts Pounds 4,221,552
Poultry Pounds 1,035,000
Sausage, Dry Pounds 68,841 |
Sausage, Fresh _ Pounds 1,352,511
Shortening - Pounds 1,727,191
Shoulders, Pork Green Lbs. 85,196
Shoulders, Pork Smoked Lbs _ 91,018
Shoulders, Pork Sweet po
Pickled Pounds 166,519 ~
Veal, Carcass Pounds 2,248,887
Other Pounds 9,848,138

Health Certificates covering move-
raent of animals within the State, incom-

ing and nee. received during this 2
Sofas aa PaOnS

period: a)
ee a
: 3 2.
tee
: = 6 =
Birds, Poultry 16 [2S
Cats 2 ol
Cattle, beef 247,911 22,263 3,286
Cattle, Dairy 15,511 5,064 966
Dogs 17932) 114s = 28
Fish ad
Goats Loo 46 A
Horses & Mules 4,856 2,538 221 .
* Monkeys io 2 a TO
Sheep | E900 s nko
Skunk iE
Swine 362,063 31,679 6,337

Circus Animals (as group)
114 498;

Monthy reports received from slaugh-
ter houses, abattoirs, locker plants and
sausage manufacturing plants:

We have received monthly reports on
Form 609 from 15 out of 46 plants.

Below is a summary of reports re-
ceived from the 15 plants:

Slaughtered Condemned
-*\ 415.631. 81



Hogs

1,047,322

















































5,833 2
159
265

-DAIRY PLANTS AND i
PRODUCER iris cia

spections made.

Producer Dairies:

During this period, 6,7
were made of 2,147 produce
114 counties. No inspections.
in 45 counties due to the out!
E. in swine and all dairy inspector
transferred to the Quarantine Divi

Permits issued to purchase mi
dairy products for the deeclal :
modities: : =

Unit: = 1953 1954
Cream
Gallons

: 94, 761 113 891 20
Milk, Grade Afluid - =
- gallons - 10, 500

- Milk, Condensed skim

19,255: 75, 982 8

_ Milk, Sweetened Cond.

pounds 43,987 _-20,558

Powder, skim milk - - |

lbs. 5,418,894 35, 549, 951 10
Powder, whole milk
pounds 98,605. 72, 640

Permits issued to import
dairy products into the State,



Unit | 1953-1954 -
Cheese, Cottage =e
pounds 30 =
~ Cream
gallons 119, 820. 166,738
Ice Cream Ms
gallons = 176, 67
Milk, powder, butter
pounds. 30 4, 000
_ Milk, condensed skim
gallons 123,140. 78 057
Milk, Powder, malt ary ee
pounds ery 200 :

Milk, Powder, skim ~~

pounds 8, 195, 052 8,539, 289 16,
Milk, Sweetened Cond. - _
pounds 2,000 ve

Respectfully submitted,

J. W. MANN eae
Veterinary Division - eae



OULTRY FOR SALE

POULTRY FOR SALE



9 White Pekin Ducks, 1 and



White Airican Guineas, $5
2 yrs. old,, $2 ea. My place Mary trio. FOB. J. H. Black, Ochlo-

Cattle Prices Paid at Georgia Mar!





~ Atlanta =

































Esa chnee. GRADE Thomaston Atlanta Athens Rome
Lynch, Brooks, Rt. 1. 11-22 11-23 11-24 11-24 sa

50 Turkeys for sale. M-s.|, ao W. LL. f Star Super pul- | core & Heifers : : ;
Daisy Woods, Oak Park. Nealey, bilija : tats ea: densley aed 17.15-19.00 _-17.75-22.00 s .

Se ae woe ee ane carer Coml. 13.00-14.20 12.25-18.00 -'11.40-15.00 -12.00-

30 Speckled ite Guineas,| pyre Dark Cornish Cockerels, | Utility 8.60-11.00 8.75-14.75. - 13.20-14.70 8.60-
grown, $1.50.ea. Also 5 Cor-|$2 ea, in lots of two; Pullets, Cutters 7.00-. 8.50 7,50-10.00 6.00- 7.50 7.00.
nish Game Roosters for breeders | Same bre2d, $1.50 - $2.50 ea. H.| carves : : . Le ;
oe os oO. ey, RE. W. Thurmand, Farmington. Good & Choice 13.00-19.70 -13.25-19.00. 14.00-15.60 -13.50-20.50
ae Soros 7 Box! One Red. Black Breasted | Util. & Coml. 8.60-13.50 8.75-14.25 8.00-14.25 -8.00-16.75

Game Rooster, May 1954 hatch, | cows 4 ;

8 Geese, $3.50 ea. at my place | $2. Will not ship. Mrs, Grace Ro- | Gomi, 10.75-11.50 11,00-13.00 ~-:11.50-12.80 _*'11.50-
about 24 miles South Dublin. | berts, Chichkamauga, Rt. 1. Utility 8.45-11.75 8.40-11.00 8.70-10.60 8.00-11.00
G. 14. (Son) Brown, Dublin, Cc. & Cc. 5.25- 8.90 5.00- 8.90 5.00- 9.00 4.75- 7.90 -
RFD. 3: Half dozen nice Blue and Dom ; ;

: Stags for sale at my place. | BULLS f

35 Bronze Turkeys, 2/3 are | Emory Palmer, Blakely, Rt. 5. Util. & Coml. 9.00-11.50 9.40-11.70 8.60-
gobpleors $150 for lot at my home Cutters 7.75- 9.50 8,00-10.50 7.50-
Mrs. Harlon Kiker ,Calhoun, Rt.|_ Few Game Hens, $1 ea. J. M.
2. Daniel, East Point, 2501 Jersey | STOCKERS :

|Rd. Steers & Heifers 6.00-15.65 7.75-17.50 7.50-
4 {ine, young, pureberd Dark | Calves 8.00-17.20 8.00-17.20 10.40-




h roosters, from good str.
ted stock, $3 ea. Exch.
some for Chunk honey or wheat.
Mrs. Maude Granger, Reidsville.

2 Pit Game Cocks, good cond.,
6 Ibs. ea., Pit Eagle-Leopard, 2
yrs. old, $4 ea. R. L. Griffin,
Gainesville, Oak St.

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