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en B. Benson! Chamblee, 1964
ee Road.

L Resnaiiow s = 9:30-
Performance Tests and
of Eligible
tc. and many important
teresting talks by the. best
d and informed people of
_ business will he made -
















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and Sz females from breeders
Show

olumbus, Georgia Chatta-
ee valley Fair eronnds: Show

1d Sale; barbecue supper
at 7:00 P. M., March 21.
2 nd Sale, March 22.

ille, Georda. 1:00 P.
ortheast Georgia Angus:
S Sale. 50 head bulls, cows
2. at side, | bred and _open

Foundation
meeting. Adjournment z
edie Bese. Albany

Entomological Society An-

and Sale, consisting of 15 |







During the fnonth of February, sell-

ing hours on the Atlanta State Farmers -
Market have been set on a trial basis as
published in the past and present issue
of the Market Bulletin.

After March 1 until Oetober 1 or

Oetober 15, the Atlanta Market will be
a operated continually as previously 24
hours a day, 7 days a week. There will

be no set selling hours.

These hours for selling on the Atlanta .
Market were st up on a trial basis dur-
ing a slack month. of the year when very
little of the produce on the Market is

from Georgia farmers.
hours will not work during the heavy
_ production season of our Georgia farmers
when conditions on the Atlanta Market
are very crowded with regard to traffic
and parking space.

_-The reasons for setting cole hours

Gaane the slack winter months of the
year are that there is not enough busi-
ness activity for 24- -hour operation,.7 days
a week, and reduction of the hours of
operation of the Market results in con-

siderable savings in operational costs for

s

people doing business on the Market.
_ Any business establishment to which

farmers sell their products which has a
high operational cost necessarily results
in harm to the farmer, selling to such a

\

business. s

PHIL CAMPBELL \
Commissioner of Agriculture





Such selling







FREE CALFHOOD VACCINA-
TION FOR BANGS DISEASE
Under the State and Federal Co-.-

operative Bangs Disease Program free
calfhood vaccination is available to all

| Georgia Livestock owners.

You can secure this free calfhood
vaccination by applying to your local
veterinarian. _

This is very important in the control-
of Bangs disease and all livestock own-
ers should take advantage of this in
the interest of eleminating this disease.

Phil Campbell, :
_Comrhissioner of Agriculture







NOTICE - ATLANTA FARMERS
MARKET SELLING HOURS

The Atlanta Farmers Market will ob-
serve the following selling hours on a
30 days trial period beginning February
11955.

Monday -__ 12:01: A.M. to 5 P. M.
Tuesday __ 4:00 A.M. to 5 P.M.
Wednesday _ 4:00 A.M. to 5 P.M.
Thursday __ 4:00 A.M. to 5 P.M.
Hniday: == "= 4:00 A.M. to: bE. M-
Saturday __ 4:00 A.M. to 6 P. M.

Sunday Closed All Day.

No trucks wll be permtted to leave
the Atlanta Market one hour after clos-
ing time.

Loaded trucks may enter market at
any time.

All complaints or suggestions regard-
ing the observance of these hours on
the Atlanta Market should be addressed
to Sam Steele, Manager, The Atlanta
Market, Atlanta, Ga., or to Phil Ca
bell, Commissioner of Agriculture, State

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3 REGISTRATIO '

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aan law was amended to provide for registering with the Com-
missioner of Agriculture your mark or brand of livestock.

If you desire to register your mark or brand, you may write
~ the Department of Agriculture for application, and all necessary

forms will be mailed to you.

~

There is no cost. for this registration except the recording ae

to the Ordinary of the County, in which your cattle is located.

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POTATOES FOR SALE



- P. R. vine grown Wellow Yam
seed sweet potatoes, $3 bu. Ro-
bert Sutton, Danburg, Star Rt.,
Box 20.

Cert. gold rush seed potatoes,
wilt-resistant; 2nd. yr: from
breeder, $5 bu. FOB EL F. En-
trekin, Bremen, be ee

Cert. sweet potato seed, ori-
ginal stock from Coastal Plain
ymproved P. R.
bunch and Georgia Red, also

Early Port, orig. from La. Exp.

Station, $5 bu. FOB Jack. B.
Rigdon, Tifton.

Gert. Imp. bunch P. R. seed
potatoes, $5 bu. FOB M. O. only.
M, W. Preston, Sr., Buena eee
aR

P. R. sweet potato seed, Bunch
type, Cert. free of disease, $4
bu. at farm. Wade H. Sellers,
Baxley. *phone 2032.

eh

MISCELLANEOUS
FOR SALE



CANE (ROOTS)

Green Ga. Sugar Cane Roots;
10c ea. S. J. Foss; Brooklet.

FEATHERS

Duck and Geese_ Feathers,
mixed, =5 lbs, $5; Del; Also
Sage large bunch, $1. Pauline
Kerse, oo Rt. 6.

GOURDS

Martin and Dipper Gourds,
25 ea.; Larger, 50cc ea.; Small
mixed, 10 ea. Mrs. W. E. Woot
en, Camilla.

LARD

- Pure Lard, approx. 50 lbs. can,
$10: COD Freight collect. J. E.
Alford, URGE, 38 Locust St.

POSTS

_ 2000 Red Cedar Fence Posts,
6 1/2 ft., good size and quality,
3le ea. here. 400 delivered plus
truck hire. Frank N. Wansley, El

-berton. Ph. 216:

ROOTS AND HERBS ~

Yellow Root, washed, 30c-1b.;
Wild Cherry Bark, 30 lb.; Also
Mtn. Huckleberry Bushes, bear
ing size, $1 doz. Add postage.
Exch. for print feed sacks. Mrs.
Blaine Cordice, Aska.

Bear Foot, Red Sassafras,
Spice Woods, Blood Root, Queen
of the Meadow, Yellow Root,
White Ash, Yellow Docks, Witch
Hazle, all 2 lbs., $1 Add. postage.
R. C. Stover, Bllijay Rt. 5

Yellow Root, 4 lb. lard box
ul, $1.30, PP; Queen of the Mea-
dow, 4 lbs., $1. 50; Noel Crump,
Halling Rock, Rt, 2.



MiSCELLANEOUS
_FOR SALE



Catnip, Spearmint, Pepper-
mint, Balm, Dbl., single Tansy,
Horehound, Yarrow, ground Ivy.
Hoiseleak 50c doz.; Garlic Bulbs,

50 per 20. Add postage. Miss L. |
M. White, Dahlonega, Rt. 1, Box

Sk

Le
Yellow Root, ahd: Wild Cherry
bark, 4 Ib. lard box, $1.25; PP.
Mrs. Abe Goble, Talking Rock
Rt. 2. ang

SACKS 2

White feed sacks, washed, no
holes, 100 lb. size, 25c ea. Add

postage. Mrs. Hoyt Tippens,
Talking Rock, Rt. 2. 3
Sacks, 100 lb: size, washed,

| free of holes and mildew; Prints
2-and 3 alike, some odds, 45c ea.;
White washed 35 ea. Add post-
age. Mys..C. W. Fricks, Talking
ROG Rt Box rol:

6 oe sacks, $2 Add postage.
Ieed: Ells, Cumming, Ries:

| waLnurs AND WALNUT
-| MEATS

8 Wu. Black Walnuts in hull,
$1 -bu.; 1 ok bu. Hickory Nuts,
$1 bu: 2 \Vbs., Garlic, 50c lb.;
200 Garlic Plants; ready for
transplanting, 25c doz. G. A.
Pulliam, Dewey Bese:



MISCELLANEOUS
WAN TED



BEES:

Want bees. Contact. Lauddie
T. Bowen, Reidsville.

CANE (SUGAR):

Want 300 stalks Old Fashion
Red or Ribbon~Sugar Cane.
(No POJ or Indian cane want-
ed). Ruby Amerson, Stillmore;
PO: Box 28:

CORN: 5
Want Mosley Prolific White.

Seed Corn, Alfred Hogs, La-
Grange, RFD 2.
SEED: . /

Want Bunch Velvet Beans

Seed. Quote price. R. M. Car-
ter, Naylor, Rt. 1.

Want Velvet Beans, 25 bu.
bunch or runner variety for
planting. -J. E. Ladson, Sr.,
Moultfie.

Want Old Fashion Pie Melon

Seed. (Melon is round, light-
dark green Striped; meat
white), seed bright red. Mrs.

John Blanford, McDonough, Rt.
I.

Want 1-50 lbs. Dude Creek
Watermelon Seed.. James Mit-
chell, Thomasville, Rt. 1, Box
at. wt

|3 1/2 yrs. old, rg

cert.

Want-Some Old Fashion Pe.
tridge Peas for planting. J.
Barr, Lumpkin.

Want Imp. large type Span-
ish Peanut Seed; Also Sweet
Potato, and 90 Day Velvet
Bean. W. C. Burnsed, Ellabell.

TREES (FRUIT):

ant Tew yooted cuttings oe
Thompson Seedless Grapes and
Everbearing Scuppernong. Will
buy or exchange. Mis. J. W.

Roberts, Tallapoosa, Rt. 2, Box |
| a.

ee nero

CATTLE FOR SALE



Purebred Jersey Bull, 4. mos.
ald, subj. to reg. Write for pedi-

aree, Julian MeCoy, M. D.,
Thomasville, P. . Box 31, c/o
Melrose Plantation.

Reg Angus Bulls, 4 ms. to 2
yrs.old 18 grandsons of Bileen-

jmere 487th. to choose fiom, x-

cellent cond., highest pbreding.

See. id. Bh, Coker, Ball Ground,

Rt. 4.

| Good Jersy Cow, 1 Heifer, |
$150 both. Corie after.

Mis.
Zora Brown, Scottdale, Box 317,
Rear Woodland Ave. Zs

a Giay. Tersey Nilch Cow, to
bring alf a Feb, has given 4
| gal. daily. R

_M. Blackwell Cham
plee, Rt. 2 x

Extra fine Aberdeen-Angus .
Cow. and Angus Bull Calf, cow.

bred, wt. 1300 Ib8., calf 6 mos.
old, wt. 600 Ibs. Papers trans-
ferred buyers name. Chas. Ay
Shook, Tiger, c/o Fwin Oak
Farm. . fe oe

Jersey Milk Cow freshen
Mar. with 2nd ealf, $40; 1 Jetsey |
Heifer, $30. Henry Ford, Nor-
cross, Rt. 1. aN Eli Dickens Old
Home. Place).

Horned Type Hereford Bult,
, papers, $250.
Letter ans.; Miso anit to buy 1
Duroe - Gilt, already bred, |
John Hutto, Ft. Valley, Rt. 2.
Ph. Ta-5- 3851,

Reg Jersey male, 2 yis. ae
$75 at rhy barn, 16 mi. So. Doug-
lasville. Vv. Carter, Whitesburg.

6 Reg., Aberdeen-Angus heif-
ers, 11-12. mos.
guar. breeders; 1 Tee. bull, 10
mos, old. Papers with each. Top
quality. C. E. Ve Comber,
Rite2:

Reg. Milking Shorthorn Males =

and Females (cattle), from best
' bloodlines, for sale. W. H.Loud-
-ermilk, Corfielia, Box 55:7

One Reg. Black Angus Bull,
4 yrs. old, around 1100 Ibs., sired
by Pride Eric Bandolier, reg.
and transfer papers, $300. FOB.
T. L. Rayburn, Dawson, Rite 3:
Ph. Sill. i

Reg: Hereford Poll Bulls, Do-
mino starin, $100. ea. No letters.
Come see. H. 0. Stephens, Fair-
burn, Rt. 1.

2 Mileh Cows, just freshened
with heifer calves $65 a. Ph.
Fayetteville 5792.. Juluis. A.
Graves, Fayetteville, Rt. 3.

1 Milch Cow and Calf, for
sale. Calvin S. Knowles, Fay-
ettville, Rt. 2.

.3 Fresh Cows and Calves for
sale. W. G. Johnson, Jonesboro,
Rt. 1, Box 18, Stockbridge Rd.
S38 reg: Jersey Cows, to freshen
about Mar. Ist. for sale. Wes
Chappell, AC RFD 1, Box
133%

20 head Holstein Heifers, 2
yrs. old, beginning to freshen. E.
F. Dean, Odum. {

2 Milking Type Shorthorn
Bulls, from High producys 1 yf.
Old; $75,000 thers 2 yus,
old, $150 ea, Rg in_ buyets

|name, C. W. Snider, Jr., Putman.
horned |:

Reg Hereford Bulls,
typ, Highest quality, 8-14 mos.
old. $100-$160 ea. Cecil Travis,
Riverdale, c/o Pine Crest Acres.
Ph, Fayetteville 5581.

Purebred Black-Angus Bulls,
ped. and reg. papers in
buyers name, $125 ea. up. See at
my barn at Turkey Creek Ranch



G. E. Wasdin, Owner, Bremen.

$150.,

Sealy for srvice ea papers,

Mos;, $30
old, open but {







2 bulls for sale, at my place
Jee Carswell, Tommoa. Rt. 3.








to 1 yr. Old, $125 tos :
Bennett, Moultrie, Rt 3. ~

Jersey neifer, calf and other |
eattle for sale
thonia. Rt.-3 (Klondike)

Rey. Hereford yearling ant 2









Frank Sedtt, bE | a





yr. old bulls, from. clean herd, | ripp

$100-$175 ea.
Brooks. Rt. 1.

a AS









Res. Guernsey pull, 28 mo.
old, dehorned, ring in nose, |

WwW. Thurmond, Far mington.

Reg. Hereford bulls,
type, 8-14 mos. old, -$100-$160._
ea. Cecil Travis, Riverdale. Pine
Crest Acres. phone Fayetteville
5081. :

_ 4 springers heifers 700 Ibe 2 |.
Holstein and Guernsey, 1 ea.

Guernsey and Gurnsey and ||

milking Shorthorn, $100 ) ea; also
purebred Duroc, med. locky |
Wavemaster stock hogs, 6-7 mos.
old, $40 ea/ either sex at farm,
6 mi, Ba. Sandersville. Mo M.
Newsome, Sandersville. _

<= : ieee a ps

=-% SALE



\ Beery

SE
_ PC-Herford Mixed Pigs, 9 fe-
tales, 3 males. 7 wks old $8 ea-
Cannot ship. 5 mi. Bolinbroke on
Pearidse Rd. Walter Be
Bolingbroke, Re: ale <

Pigs for sale or trade. for.

Fescu or Lespedza Sed. At).

Clayton-DeKalb s. Line, Boul-
der Crest Dr. B. Whitfield,
Conley. Di. 4710.

Z reg. Hampshire Boars, 9
mos. old, excellent bloodlines,
D ea. a: C. Brooks, Newnan,
Rt. 3, % Brooks Farm.

Pigs, Shoats, Gilts, $10- g20
ea. Berkshire, Hampshire,
roc crosses. S. E. Farrar, New: |
nan, RED 2. Ph. 1578 . 4, i

_ Purberd Black pe Boas |?

$75 FOB. hs: A. Larsen, De=
Soto. =

Reg. Deep Red, Blocks Type
Duroe Pigs, mals and unrelat-
ed females, over A400 ibs. in 12
S55: H. Bp Wil-
liams, Bax .

Purebred Black PC Baek iz
yr. old, 350-400 Ibs., $60. Come
after. . 6 mi, East Cochran on
341 Hwy. L. A. ee Coch-
Tah, Rt 4. = hey

@IC Shoats, 5 mos. old, from
short nose, blocky type stock,
pigs of same type farrowed
Jan. 23. Reg., treated crated;
Shoats, $25- $30. ea.; Pigs,
ea: MO. Cheaper at my farm
furnish own erate. Paul J. Cain, |
Commerce, Rt. 1. :

Reg. Duroe Jersey Sow, and

or $160 with papers. H. |

horned

$20 |








































































ners from FFA c
$75 ea. Franklin

_| aston, Rt. 2.

"Purebred

d type Hereforc
We J. Lyle Decatur,
} mont Ave.

SPC pigs, 60 to 10
sexes, Sdme of }
trea

: bloodlines, ace

ae . Math

CHeinipchioe ane oO
to Duroc boar from f

Bikes
pion male, cold
treated for
at my place 12.
will ship. Lam
Rt

SPC Pigs,
word treated, fo.

oultri

Hes. SPC Hoes
females, 75-100
Champ, stock 30 r
Edward Se Cl es

| 3-3 mos. old pigs, 2 males and]

2 females. Garnett T. Chandler,
Athens, Barnett Shoals Rd., Rt
3. Pho Li. 38- -8507. ;

Reg. Duroe Jersey Boar, 11
mos. 6ld 850 Ibs., was grand
champ. at FFA Pig. Chain Show,
and Won 3rd. prize at Coastal












prodticers, one reg. J
about 1 hist old, on

Empite Fair in Savannah, $50 at} py

N. Metter on:
Boulineau,

my home, 6 mi.
new. hwy. Charles
Metter, Rt. 2.

Purebred Duroc. Male fice 3
mos. old, $20 ea. Charls WwW.
Welch, McRae, Rt. 2. :

6 reg Diroe Pigs, 3 ales,
3 fema es, 4 mos. old Feb. 10,
extra good. on full feed; $30 ea.
Ernest P. Carter; Baxley.

~ OIC Male, 8 mos. old, 260
lbs., $65; Gilts, Pigs, 40- 60 Ibs;
$22. 50- $25 ea. Champ. bloodlines,
reg. buyers name. J. H. Roque-
more, Americus, RFD 2. Ph.
4543.) ;

Red Duroc Gilts,
100 Ibs. dark red, blocky -

from reg. pair, $25. ea.
Waters, Louisville.

Reg. Yorkshire Pigs reg.

buyers name, 10 wks. old, #5 ;

ea. at my farm, or will ship.
Gs Vandiviere, Canton.

Reg. Duroc Pigs, Cherry Red,
from large litters, selected

abouf- 80.


























hake enough
register buyers
Peth, Marlow, Rt. .

a
Ibs., won 2nd. place
FFA Show and isi
Telfair Co. Fair 195
reg. papers buyer's:
M. Chambers, PE

Berkshire Pigs,
name, $20 ea.J.
cross, Rt d.*

breeding. Contact; C
Sparta, Rt. 1; Box

2 Hogs, about
al eee for both.~Mr:
way, Dahlen

Reg. pshire
Stock, ets, all a;
reasona! Ped ri

reg. trade sof









breeding, oe n_top blooc lines, si

$25 ea. at
Robert 4

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al. Savan:
5, ie Foire: D









loeky type, good stock.






; Good smooth cneaue mare
: mule, also 1 H wagon and har-
_|ness Bargain. Ph. 1063. Ashley
Durham. Chipley.

te Several. horses, working and
2 | viding, $25 ea. ub. J. R. Coggin,
| Forrest Park, Hendrix Dr., Rt. 1
_| Fa. 6364.

One Horse, e 1/2 years., 1050-
1100 lbs., one Mare, 2 1/2 yrs.,
950-1000 ibs. both been worked
single, very gentle, solid block,
$75. ea. H. E. Pierson, Culloden. |

76 extra good cuttiiig and rop-
ing broke Quarter Horse, Pair
match Palominos, ver gentle,
anyone can handle, A. . Hames,
Me Graysville. :

Pig, short

- Pair 8 yr. old mare mules,
1200 ibs., real. workrs for sale.
Oar EV. Vaughn, Bogart.

Good Brown Mare Mule, 6 yrs.

old, 900 Ibs., $75; See any day
on Hwy. 19 near Big Creek, 6
| mi. So. Cumming. ey Dodd,
| Cuthmihg, Rt. 4.

pigs for sale at my farm 1 1/2
3 i mi. W. Powder Springs. See Sat-
1 | urdays and Sundays. G. C. Crok-
Shes; Powder Springs.

_| oSmooith mouth- Horse Mule,

| 850 Ibs, $35 or exch. for bred
| silt or yearling. Grover Prickett,

Commerce, Wood St. /

| 1100 1b. Tron: Gray Stallion;
igh | SUte breeder, 7 yrs. old work

, | anywhere, easily Handled, $150;
One 1000 1b. Mare, 8 yds. old,



D. Giles, Whitesburg, Rt. =

| Good work Horses, 6 and Syrs.
| old, 1000 Ibs. ea. for sale. J. F.
= || Wellbom, Rock Spring.

_ Shetland Male pony 39 in.

high, i
also all ikinds | ae) ae eo

ride, $100. Exch. for little not
over 2 yrs. old. W. L. Coxwell,
| Warrenton, - RFD ee



~ 18-20 good work mules afd t=

works single or double, $100: AL

halter proke, can |





_ Gentle Mare Mule, good work-
er, 9 yrs. old, about 100 1bs.,
with complete new eguipinent
| Van Dryer, McBean, Rt

5 waited saddle horse, bridal
and saddle, $125. C. M. Smith,
Bead Rt. 2, Box 43. Di.

Nice gentle saddle mare, will
plow, $75 at my place; Also 15
nice thrifty pigs, about 8 wis.
old, mixed breed, $10 ea. at my
a Morgan Miller Richland,

tad

[> Heavy draft mare, very gnile,
trained to dock saw mil logs,
$100; Also 10ft. John Deere
Dump Rake; $40. Edgar Fowlet,
Athens, Rt. 2.

Good smooth mouth mule,
sound good shape, about 975 Ibs.
O. M. Moody, Waycross, Rt. 4.

95 Shetland Ponies, godd col-
ors, small type, 18 mares 2-3
yrs. old. See. .No letters. Jess
| Holbrook Jonesboro. Ph. Ce

Mare Mule, about 8 yrs. old,
1600: Ibs., gentle, good stepper,
work ahy where, 875. Can at
range to deliver so mutch per
mile if not too -far. Jesse Li
ee Es Neue

4 POULTRY FOR SALE





| BANTAMS:

100 small type 1954 mixed
bantams, hens, goed layers, 50c
ea; roosters, 35e a; 25 hens and
B: roosters, 312 Cannot ship. Mrs.
W. Whitten, Chula.

Old Eng. Duek Wing game
and Golden Sebright bantams,
$5 trio at yard. No shipping.
Wm. H. Barfield, Riehland.

Jap. white Silkie bantaims, $1.50
ea. D. T. -Pethel, Sr, Gaines-





| ville, S 720 W. Ave, :

| POULTRY FOR SALE

Winn, Dunwoody.

-good layers,

Corfish, Golden Senright antl oy





POULTRY FOR SALI



: Purebred Golden Sebrights $5
trio; eggs for hatching, 75c for
15. Trade for geese, turkey, pig
or calf. O. D. McClure, Atlanta,
1753 Haddock St. ae FR 3820.

Silver Duckwing game and
Golden Sebright, $5. a. Eggs;
$4 for 15 FOB. Bob Clark, Ma-
con, 372 Spring St.

Purebred B. B. Red Ola Ehg-
lish game bantam roosters, 50c
ea. 2 for 75. Cannot ship: C. S.

phone 47-
2617. g

10 1954 crossed bantam hens
2 roosters, $10; 5
Reng and rooster, $6; also 3 pr.
Rice Racing Homer pigeons,
good fliers, #2.50 pr. Exch. for
Fantail pi: is or Angora rab-
bits. Ba. Pe Exp. chgs. Gtady
Panter, Dial.

CORNISH, GAMES, GIANTS /

1 Pr. Madigan Red Clarets, $8
Cock, $5: 1 Grey Stag, $4. Milton
Brooks, Cordele, 707 - 2ist. Ave.
Wrest.

2 Games Coeks: Battered
Traveler @ times winner), $A:
Roundhead, $7.50. George Sim-
mons, Danielsville, Pear Os :

Fighting Game Rooster, 12

hens and pullts, laying. Sell
or exch. for large chickens. A.

| Blaekstock, Douglasville.

Grey Neck, White Hackle, and
Red Gams, 25-30 young hens,
laying well, 6 or 8 eleven months
old Stags. Reasonable. Will Ship:
Also stting eggs, guar. fertile,
16, $2. B. Reeves, Decatur,
5045 Shap Finger Ra. Cr. 6402

after 6 PM.

1 ea. Tassi Dom, Calret-Dom
Hen, $3 ea. R. L. Griffin, Gain=
esville, Oak St.

12 extra heavy young Cornish
Hens, 1 Rooster, $25; 4 Roosters,
86 or entire lot $30, Plus freight.
Roy Grindl, Dahlonega, Rt. 1.





Pit Gams: 4 Spckled Mug
Hens, $5 Shipped in light orange
crate, Exp. Col. Roy E. Dills, |

Blaifsville, Rt. 4, Box 112 A.

Stags, ShawInecks and Clatet

Rounc heads, Travelers an
Daniel, Cedartown, 303 Martiel
Daniel, Cedartown, 303 Marite
cs :

10 pure Dark Cornish Pullts,
laying, 1 cockerel, big bone tybe,

$20; Cockerels, same breed, $2

ea. H. W., Thurtiond, Farming-

ton.

TURKEYS, GUINEAS, pucKs
GEESE

16 Gees, $2. 25 ea. all or half

of lot. Roger Boulineau, Meas 5)

Rt, 2

s Toulouse Geese, $12 pr. Ship

COD A: Thompson, C2dwell.
31 gese, soon start Tax
| head George Westbrook,
well.-

Cad-

Purebred White African Giin-

eas, arid Pureberd Golden Sa-
bright Bantams, $2 ea. O. L.
Craft, Lavonia, Rt. 2. :
purebred

Large, healthly,

| White African and Royal Purble

Guinea Roosters, $2.59 ea. Wil-
fiain J. Steele, Rastman, Rt. 9:

12 Speckled Guineas, $1.59 ea,
1256

John S. Paden, Atlanta,
Moreland Ave., 8.8. Di. 7401.

Grown -Geese, $6 Ganders, $5

Mommoth Toulouse Goose Eggs, nee

-3, $1 plus 20c postage. Mrs. Fred
L. White, Buckhead.

1 tom, 7 hens fine turkeys. See
at my home. William T. Gravitt, ea

Alpharetta.

Purebred Mammoth Toitlouse
Gees, $10 pr. FOB. Booking
ofders.for eggs, d0e ea. Charlie
Bailey, Vienna, Rt. 4.

-4 turkey hens, 10 lbs. ea, rea-
sonable. Will not ship. Chaflie

Nicholson, Hiawassee.

fark eis

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No.1 (Ne? 2 : Chatham Go. s/Y, Savannah 16.65 16.55 15. 80 s
4700 4 ae ag Cohimbus /Y, Columbus ~ 17.30 17.10 ~*15.80
17.02 (16.45 . Bedge Co. Srock Bain, Eastman 16.40 15.92 15.15 14.50
= 2 Re eee = Ga. Fart Products Sales Corps. 2 L
ge +35. he as - Theimeston 17.80 16.00 15.50 14.50
a i s 2x, Rome 2 ee ie ee eee i Craig oats Go, Dublin 17.00 16.70 16:19 15.40
e weak = ; wen aan | vesup Jesu b; % 15.4 32
Dee of oe eo 17.00 | Millen /S Market, Millen 16.65 16.00 15.50: 14.00
* eos: BA 16.50 Sains te Sorniees S 16.50 ae oS
. 2 ena 6 eilla 16.88 16.45 15.85 15:17
ea 16.48. ieee ican eae Seminole L/S Auction Mit Donalsofi- :
Lakeland 1686 1615 15.70 1625 | ville ee
4681 1601 15.30 14.85 | Stufoas S/Y, Hegan 16.60/ 16.42 - 14.45
es ze : baa x Sutton L/S Ge., Sylvester 17.31 17.00 16.05 15.60
= Se sy ee : Sweinskero $/Y, Swainsbero 16.65 16.15 15.50 14.70
x, Bainbridge ee 16.80 +1605 15:35 14.25 | \ Ss nee 15.50
Statesbor ro 16.87 16.43 15.60 ee : Foy 15 =
17.20 - 16.30 15.66 154 0 eee. L/S Mk, Baxley 16.81 beets 15.96 teed
16.60 16.00 i545 effee County L/S Co., Douglas 16.82 16.55 16.60 18.03
16.66 1 95 15 50 : Dawson L/S G., Dawson ; 16:88 16.52 16.65
16.35 16.20 45.01 15.50 Farmers Ceop L/S Assn., Soperton 16.75 16.25 -15:50..-
16.50 16.16 15.20 Be Farmers L/S Auction o., Neshville 16.80 16.39 15.65 14.76 |
16.91 16.32 15.66 - 15.03 Farmers S/Y,. Sylvania, 16.65 16.15 15.20
Rene Naas isco : Jones-Newhoff Com. o., Macon 17.25 16.75 16.09 15.80
16.81 16.33. 15.50 15.90 | Fatiters S/Y, Arlington 16.74 16406 15.71 15.00
16.51 1630 . 16.50 ~ 15.90 McRae S/Y, MeRae 17.09 16.31 15.65
17.00 3 16 2 ; 18.00 14.70 Metter L/S, Mkt, Metter 16.69 16.17 15.52 fae
ele = : ee i | Mitchel County L/S Go., Caiilla 16.88 16.63 15.90 15.20
Se ais | Smith S/Y Ne: 3, Thomson 17:10 16:50 16.08 15.75
f 17:00 16. 26 _ 15.75 Tattnall L/S Ce., Glennville 17,00 16.55 15.80 :
fence, Statesboro 16.90 16:34 = 15.31 14.35 | Troup Geunty Sale, LaGrange 17.40 16.20 15.50 13.40
/ 1590 j .
TEAS a q Februery 16 .
; 1eae Wa : 2 Claxton $/Y, Claxten - 16.90 = 16:75 15.50 :
16.71 16.38 15.85 Geesa Valley Cem. Eo., Rome 17.10 16:75 16.00: 14.70
17.03 16.80 16.02 15.21 Parkets $/Y, Statshs ro 17.04 16.43 15.60 ee
fee wage | Peoples L/S Mits, Inc. Cuthbert 16.96 16.65 16.05 | 14.60
ees die Le 15:40 | Ragsdale MeChire Com. Go, -Rome 17.35 (16.90 15.30 14.50
g 16.78 16.40 15.75 14.45 Seaboard $/Y, Colquift, 17.14 16.93 16:05 15.30
S Sedu ES ey i ne Turner County $/Y, Ashburn 16.77 16:70 ._ 15.90
G fee: Union S/Y, Albany 17.02 16:91 16.32 15.90
17.75 17.05 16.00 14.50 | Vidalia $/Y, Vidalia 17.00. 16.51 5.85 15.00
ae 45 + 17.00 16.10 14.80 Witkes Cunty SY, Washington 16.25 15.50 15.00
5 1619. February 7 2
pegs Raia Bainbridge S/Y, Brainbridge 17.00 16.50 15.95 15.25 -
Mulirie L/S o., Quitman 17.01 16.52
Pelham S/Y, Pelham 17.00 16.76 16.10 16.00
17.23 16.76 16.00 14,75



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- POULTRY FOR SALE

POULTRY FOR SALE

| LIVESTOCK WANTED



FARM HELP WANTED |





HACOCKS, PHEASANTS,
IGEONS, QUAIL, DOVES

100 Common Pigeons, all col-
ers, fast workers, 25e ea. C. R.
Summers, Tifton, Rt. 3.

White Racing omen Pigeons
white $4 pr.; Colored; $3 pr.
Seamless birth banded, 1953
and. 1954 hatch. Guar. H. E.
Watkins, Louisville.

Blue India Peacocks, 1954
hatch, cheap. 8 mi. W. Royston
hear Sandy Cross. Mrs. Josie
Downs, Royston, Rt. 1. iS

English Ringneck Pheasants,
Jdarge size, $$3 ea.; $6 pr.; Large
Northern Bob White Quail, $2

$3515; pr=KOB:<D::6. Col-
Barnesville, Thomaston St.

Booking orders for Chinese
Ringneck Pheasant Chicks, 2-3

days old for spring and summer

delivery. 40c ea. Third down
with order: Felton Neville

. Statesboro, W. Jones Ave.

Large Northern Chukar Par-
tridges and pure strain domes-
titated Greenhead Mallards,
breeders, $3 ea. Bred and raised

highest standard. C..D. Ward,

arietta, RFD 3, phy_ Office,

Atlanta 1 4539; Home, el

tta 8-8631.

3 Golden pheasant 1954 cocks.
Reasonable price or exch. for
8 Golden hens. Claude L. Foster,
Atlanta; 161 Copeland Rd.

Large Chukar quail, $8 pair. |-

E. Kennedy,
Rose Place.

Few Common Pigeons, mated,
working, $1 pr, Exch. 2 prs. for
1 pr. Bantam Chicks, any stock.

Macon, 1059

Starling Yawn,- Byromville. -

8 1954 Bob White Quail, 5
Roosters, 3 Hens, $4 pr. My
House, Hwy. 41, one mile south
Henderson. Mrs. Herbert Cream-
er, Elko, Rt. 1.

30 Pheasants for sale or trade
-for lespedeza or fescue sed.
Be Whitfield, Conley. Ph. Di.

Pair White Fantail Beene

e 4 mos. old, $5. G. W. Williams,

~Golumbus, Rt. 1, Box 808, Wil-
liams Rd. -

Large Bobwhite Quail, $4 pr.

No less 3 prs. shipped by exp.
-eollect. Joe Collier, Arlington.

Large quantity of mated Bob-
white Quail, $4 pr. Frank Sauls,
-Tifton, 107 W. 7th. St.

Bobwhite Quail, large mature
birds, excellent for 1955 breed-

ers, $4 pr. Booking orders for

spring and summer delivery of
quail and Chukar eggs and
chicks. C. V. Purcell, Decatur,
217 Mt. Vernon Dr. De. 4238.

12 pairs White King Pigeons
$32. 50 or $3 pr.; Mixed and
crossed breed Pigeons, good
squabbers, $1.78 pr.; ~ Indian
Mucee and Racing Homer Pig-
eons, $2.75 pr. No less 2 prs.
shipped. Mrs. Helen Street, At-
Janta, Rt. 2.

Pigeons: Racing Homer, all
breeding stock, flown at least
a miles, mated old birds, $4

: Young, ready for training,
$1. 50 ea.; Team of six, $8. Exp.

collect. All seamless banded,
good flyers. Letters. ans. Wil.
Sandersville,

liam F. Wiggins,
Ried:

REDS: NH, RI, PARMENTERS

40 Red Hampshire Pullets,
10-10 mos. old, laying, $75 or
$2 ea.; Include 2 extra large
cockerels, same age if you come
after, but would ship. Mrs. Ma-
mie Youmans, Surrency.

12 ea. large type Eng. White
Leghorns, and production type
NH Red Pullets, almost year
old, $1.50 ea. Glen Holton, Sop-
erton, P. O. Box 454.

10 1954 NH Hens, starting
to lay, $17.50 or $1.75 ea. Check
r MO only. Mrs. G. L. Cowart,
eidsville, Rt. 1.

WYANDOTTES
12 purebred White Wyan-
dotte Hens, 1 Rooster, large

size. direct hatch from 3A stock
$1.75 ea.. Exch. for purebred gilt
aes Mrs. Ethel Jones, Lula,



| TURKEYS, GUINEAS, DUCKS,

GEESE, ETC. :

Big White Pekin Ducks, $3
pr.; 4 Allen and Blue Gross
Game Stags, $4 ea.; 10 Game
Pullets, mixed
Blacks, $1 ea.; Pr. Big Blue
Geese, $6 pr. Light crates. J. F.
Wellborn, Rock Springs.

11 Speckled white breast
Guinea Hens and 2 Roosters,
$1. ea. N. G, _ Forester, Buford,
ie2, .

4 prs. 1954 pure strain Mall-
ard Ducks, $4 pr. C. L. Cawthon,
Riverdale. Ph. Jonesboro 2592.

10 prs. Domesticated Wild Mall-

ard Ducks, $3.50 pr.; 10 mated
Pr. White King Pigeons, $1.50
pr.; 25 Common Bantam Hens,
grown, all colors, 60c ea. Exp.
collect. Geo. .M. Holliman, War-
renton. -

3 Bronze Turkey Hens, 1 tom,
all young, 50c lb. not prepaid.
Mrs. Joe Strickland, Lakeland.

13 nice geese, $5 pr. at my
home, 5 mi. E.. Douglas. Mrs.
Youngie Carver, Nicholls, Rt. 2.



RABBITS AND CAVIES
FOR SALE =



Pr. White Rabbits, cheap, or

exch. for hens, large breed. Mrs. |.

E. Blackstock, Douglasville, Rt.
is

Grown Does, ready to bred 3
Grey, 2 White, 1 Black with 2
young also 1 White Buck, $12
lot Ship anyfhere: J. C. Fields,
Griffin, 1018 W. Poplar St.

Chinchilla Does, heavy -wt.,
bred and open for sale'or exch.

for White King Pigeons, mated_
and seamless banded. Letters

ans. O. P. Foster, Good Hope..
Ph. 5246.

NZW Does and Buck Rabbits,
$3.50 ea. Troy Duffey, McDon-
ough, Rt. 2.

2 NEW Bred Does, mated to
buck, subj. to predigree, $5 ea.;
also 4 young bucks, 7 to 9 mos.
old, $3 ea. C. W. Page, ee
ue N. Ave. N. E. At; 6452.

4s

SHEEP AND GOATS _ :
FOR SALE -~



2 Goats, 1 white, 1 brindle,
about 10 mos. old, not bred,
for sale. Mrs. Janie C. Pe.
Newnan. *

3 Goats, 1 Bill. 2 Nannies,
good milk type Sannans, to
freshen 1st. March, $35 for lot
at my place, Mrs.. Dallas Crook,
Jasper, Rt 2.

Young Male - Toggenburg,
ready for service, $17.50 or exch.
for pigs, a hog, turkeys, or chick
ens. D. H. McGill, Decatur, 1226
Clairmont Ave.

Milk Goat, now pred, and Doe
Kid, almost 1 yr. old, both $25
Mrs.
Rie:

2 young Goats for sale. Ist
house East Howell Drive. M. C.
Coker, Stone Mountain, Silver
Hill Rd. Ph, 6863. -

Excellent replacement and
foundaticn ewes, yearling to 5
yrs. old, $24 each. Bred to Suf-
folk and Hampshire Rams. R. B.
Curtis, Farmington. Phone mad-
ison 2603.

25-50 head goats, $4 ea. at my
farm, J. Ruffin Kendrick, Shar-
on.

Herd 290 head Common Goats,
very nice shape, for sale or trade
for extra good milk type goats.
J. T. Coulter, Macon, Rt. 5.

4 Ewes and 1 Ram sheep $50
at my barn. C. B. Collins, Hazle-
hurst.



LIVESTOCK WANTED



CATTLE:

Want 20 young, thin cows,
heavy springers or calves at
side. Grade Here fords or Angus.
State full particulars. John L.
Porter, Decatur, 3633 McAfee
Rd. DE 6376. :

Alleri-Blues,

C. A. Sutton Adairsville,7

Want 10 to 50 beef cattle. Ad-
vise fully. V. C. Ellington, Con-
yers, . Phone, daytime, 44)1, or
night, Atlanta DE 4917.

- Want 20 white Face Hereford
calves, good blood, 1 male, 6-8
mos. old. Quote by head or Ib.
cash on del. my home, 1 mi. So.
Dalton, on Dixie Hwy. John D.
Anderson, Dalton, Box 323..

GOATS:

Want a Billy Goat, preferabiy
brown, butt-headed breed, near
Macon. Pen ieulatals, Macon, Rt.
3, Jones Rad. :

HOGS: eS

Want some SPC Gilts, 16-20
wks. old. Advise number avail-|
able, size, price. Morris Withe-
row, Ellijay, Rt. A.

HORSES AND MULES:

Want one Saddle Horse. State
size, color, age, price. Byron |
Butts, Chipley, eRe soe

Want the studservices of a
Morgan Stallion. Must be gentle,
quiet disposition, excellent
quality. J. R. Brown, Sycamore,
Rt. 1, Box 138. :

Want 4 Reg., 3 or 5 gaited |

mares. Write. Ogden Gelifuss, At
Janta, P. O. Box 4779, "phone
AT 1845 after 5 PM. \ }



FARM HELP. WANTED



Want man to fend 1H oo on
halves. Can truck farm if wish.
Will furnish fertilizer and
land, horse, etc. 3 rooms in
my house, REA, mail and school
bus by door. W. P. Mize,
Clarkesville. ae

Want good- Farmer for 2H
farm on 50-50 basis. Good creek
bottoms and upland, also chick-
en house on place, near Alphar-
etta. Gordon Shirley, oo

etta. Ph. 4202.

Want exp. poultryman for
completely equipped poultry
farm, cap. 10,000 broilers, or
3000 layers, shares | or standing
rent, modern home, running
water; 35 A excellent pasture.

| References required. Write be-
fore coming to see. S. C. Candler, |

Madison.

Want white. Sab man to
attend IH farm on 50-50 basis.
One room oyer garage furny
ished for light house keeping.

Some work for wages when not}

in crop, or will furnish meals
for extra work. W. H. McWil-
liams, Lithonia, Rt. 3, Hivans|
Mill Rd. Phone 6224.

Want unencumbered Fonte
woman, 50-55 yrs. old, healthy,
good character, good disposition,
willing worker, for light farm
chores on farm for room,
board, salary. Good home to
right person. Mrs. J. B.
Moultrie, 803 Second St., SH.

Want man with 1 or 2 boys
to work on cattle and.hog farm
(some row crop). House with
lights, water, RFD and school
bus by door. Good chance for
advancement for right man.
G. C. Rogers, Quitman, Rt. 2.

ns Rib 3s





2 co ~
Want white woman to live}.
as one of family on farm and
do light farm chores, milk
cow, ete. No smoking. A. Q.

Bradford, Lakeland, Rt. 2.

Want family for 1 or 2H crop
on 50-50 basis. Must be reli-
able. Good 4R house, lights,
good land and stock. Mail and
school bus rt. Mrs. Herschel
Smith, Winder, ites

Want good farmer for'15 or
20 acres good farm land for
standing rent. Must be reliable
party. No house. . B. Huie,
Forest Park, Rt. Box I75.}4
Ph, Jonesboro eat, _|onee. Mrs. J.

man; Rf. 1. :

Want single white young man,
smart, reliable to work odd Want refined, healthy, n
jobs on farm for home, board,| aged woman to help on
laundry. Am 52 and _ single. | light farm chores, for ho
Need help at once. Boyd Jones, | reasonable salary. Mis:
Fussell, Rhine, Rt. 1. |














and tractor drivin,
private room, board.
Donaldson, Fort V
No. lee q

Want sober reli
drive tractor and
on cattle farm. E
Marble Hill. oh

Want white woma
aged, no bad habits, to
home with middle seed
on farm and do- ce


















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SPRING _
FARM LAND EDITION

The Spring Spcial Farm Land Edition ee the.
letin will be published Wednesday, March 23. FARM
AND FARM LAND FOR SALE, FOR MONEY RB.
WANTING TO BUY, TO RENT, AND IN EXCHAN
FOR IN GEORGIA only notices must reac
office of the Market Bulletin, 222 State Capitol, At-
Janta, NOT later than Wednesday, March 10. All su
type notices received later (even one day lat
NOON, March 10, will NOT be published. T
be NO EXCEPTIONS of any kind to this rule
one, regardless of any REASON whatsoever. Notice:
the Land issue may not exceed 70 words, includin
flame and address and phone number if desired.

ALL NOTICES WILL NECESSARILY BE
DOWN TO 70 words if otherwise submitted, Also
ONE AND ONE NOTICE ONLY to an individu:

to members of same family or household -
where entirely separately owned pieces of land,
-te., are individually and separately curved a 4
than one member of family or household.

POSITIVELY NO NOTICES will be Sie
the interest of REAL ESTATE Firms, Agents, Broke
Banks, Dealers, ete., or for city property of any. ki
town or eity lots or tracts, houses alone anywhs
Apartments or Rooms for rent and wanted,
Filling stations, Summer. or Winter Resorts, Huntin

or Fishing Lodges or Recreation property, and all, such

notices received will be returned to writers.



No Out-of-State property of any kind will
listed, exeept in rare instances where a Georgi
Payer on his own land located in Georgia and said
Payer is necessarily. out of the State the notice
be published with proper explanation oe the

After going to press with notices - it is
lutely impossible to alter the notice in- an
the original copy as first submitted ....
EEE Wie BE DISCARDED. :

Office, 202 State. Capitol, Atlanta, NOT LATER
Wednesday, Mareh 10. Elizabeth Hynds, naay



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GRADE ~ Thomaston Atlanta. Athens fame. Atlanta
Og A r= 2-15 Uat 2-16 a7,
Steers & Heifers i : A
Choice - 22.00-23.10- 20.00-20.60 ee - a
Good - 17.50-22.00 17.25-20.50 ee 17.50-19.50
Conl. 14.75-15.10 14.75-18.00. -15.00-17.00 15.25-16.50 15.00-17.75 14.25-15. 5
Utility 13.50-13.75 .12.50-15.00 12,00-14.00 12.25-14.90 12.25-14.25 12: oat
Cutters 10.50-11.50 10.50-12.00 10.00-11.25 10.00-11.50 10.50-12. 2 27103 00-1 bey
CALVES Bes : :
Good & Choice -17.50 -16.25-19.50 17.00-19.50 ~16.25-20.28 16.25-19. 78
Util. & Coml. .11.75-16.25 ~~ -11,75-16.28 11,50-16.50 12.00-16.50 12.00-16.50 11.5
Com. & Choice om ia 5 , et Os
Vealers ; - 16.00-25.00 - 16.50-24.75 16.00-26.50 16.00-27.00
COWS : : BOs d eas
Utility 10.75-12.25 10.50-13.25 10.25-12.50 _10.50-13.00 11.00-13.00
c. & C. 7.75-10.25 8.00-10.50 7.00-10.00 7.00-10.50 7.50-11.25 |
BULLS 2 Eh * 3 .
Util. & Coml. 12.50-13.75 12.75-14.80 11.75-15.00 13. 00- 14.90 12.50-14.28
Cutters + 10.50-12.00 10.50-12.50 .10.50-11.00 10.50-12.00 Looaee :
STOGKERS : : :
Steers & Heifers 12.00-20.50 12.00-16.00 }2.00-17. 50 ; ere 18.75
Calves . 11,30-18,50 -11.50-16,28 ~ 11.78-16,00 _11,50-17. 59





Source of Information



Pederal - State Market News Serviee
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