Farmers and consumers market bulletin, 1955 March 16

Phil Campbell. Commissioner







the state. 1948 nearly 150

mers oS isting * This survey
rwed 792 systems were operated in
54 on. 7, 701 acres of crops. 10,228 acres



Agricultural

oof Aeon events will be
d in this column every week. H you
leave to place a notice in the Market
4 egarding some Agricultural event.
end _ to Coppers of | _ Agriculture.




Hereford cattle. 15 bulls, 35 fe-
les. Sale 1 p. m.-Further informa-

neal Ge State Sonae Barrow
Show and Sale: barbecue supper
- served at 7:00 P. M., March 21.
_ Show and S March 22.




22,. Atlanta, Southeastern Fair
ae Grounds Annual Spring Show |
and Sale, Ga. Aberdeen- Angus As-
sociation. Three bulls, 47 females,
= ~ Show 10 a. m. Sale 1 p. m. Further
l= information: Warren Benson, 1964
E: Johnson -Ferry Rd., Chamblee, Ga. y
April Gainesville, Georgia, 1:00 P,
_ M. Northeast Georgia Angus
te Breeders Sale. 50 head bulls, cows -
. with calf at side, bred and open
: heifers. Championship -bloodlines.
Gainesville Livestock Co. Sale
1, Dawsonville Highway. Cata-
from W. T. Torgesen, Sales
_ Manager, Whistle Top Farm, Cor-
ia, Georgia.















ylvania, Farmers Stockyard
creven Co. Livestock Festival.
uction Sale Polled Herefords,
. Twenty bulls, 15 females.

_ Valdosta, Annual meeting
Am rican Turpentine Farmers Asso-
ciation. Principal speaker: Earl M.
Hu hes, Administrator of Commo-
Stabilization Service and Exec.
res. U. S. Commodity Credit









ers operating irrigation j





coe were oe last yer, fol.

~ eee =o



eee MARCH 16, 1955



lowed by 3,932 acres of tobacco, and 3,267
acres of truck crops. The report also-re-
vealed that 2,539 acres of corn was grown
under irrigation in 1954, Other crops irri-
gated by Georgia farmers last year were:
peanuts 251 acres; cotton 276; and
_ peaches 606 acres.
This expansion in ce oton did not
come without. some problems. The num-
- ber one problem was an adequate water
supply. It takes 27,154 gallons to apply
water one inch deep on one acre of land.
_ In the Piedmont area of the state, lakes,
_ streams, and ponds are excellent sources
of water for irrigation. Deep wells for
irrigation in this section of the state are
not a reliable source of water. A six inch

well 400 to 500 feet deep may not produce

more than 25 to 75 gallons per minute,
- which is not-enough to be of much value

in irrigation. At 50 gallons per minute,

it takes 10 hours to put an ineh of water
on one acre.
Farm ponds can be consiieed | in most

~ sections of the Piedmont. The soils are

such that ponds are satisfactory in most
cases, and numerous hills and valleys
- provide excellent pond sites. Some wells
in this area bring in enough water for
irrigation, but the geological formation of
- the soil is such that one well may be satis-

factory while another a few feet away

will not produce enough water.

In the Coastal Plain Section of the

State, deep wells can be drilled for irri-
gation and get sufficient water. A six inch
well may produce as much as 350 gallons
per minute which would irrigate 25 to 30
acres of land. Tobacco, and truck crops
can be profitably irrigated from deep
wells provided the acreage is large enough
to take care of the extra cost in drilling
the, wells. A farmer who has less than
10 acres of tobacco will have a time mak-
ing irrigation from a deep well pay unless

~ he irrigated several other high yielding
~ crops.

- . A well in the Camilla area will pro-
duce sufficient water supply for irriga-

- tion at 300 to 350 feet, but in the States-

| boro and Reidsville areas it will have to

be 500 feet or more in most cases.

A six inch well will produce from 200
to 300 gallons per minute and will cost.
from $4.25 to $5.50 per foot to drill. The
capacity of an eight inch well should be
from 450 to 700 gallons per minute and
cost $5.00 to $7.50 a foot. A ten inch well

will cost $750 to $9.00 a foot and should

deliver up to 1000 gallons per minute.

The cost will vary within the different

sections of the state.

- As a rule an irrigation system that
- will irrigate from 40 to 60 acres will cost

$100.00 an acre. This doesnt include the
_ water supply. A system smaller. will cost

Nee PAG S : ne i



NUMBER 28



more per acre while a larger system will
cost less on an acre basis.

Research test shows that irrigation
can be profitable th most years on tobac-

co, nurseries, truck crops, and pastures for -

dairy cows. Research data now available
indicates that irrigation of cotton may be

profitable. .

__ A study made on the cost of irriga-
tion shows. that it cost $5.50 to put an
inch of water on an acre of land. This in-

eludes cost of fuel, labor, taxes, interes~

cn investment, and depreciation on the
equipment. Most crops will require from

3 to 5 applications per season on the aver-

age.

Gorn will use .23 oe of water per
day; cotton .21 inches per day; tobacco
16 inches per. day; sweet potatoes .23
inches per day; onions, cabbage, lettuce,
and turnip greens .13 inches per day: ean-
taloupes, squash, snap beans, peppers,
egg plants, watermelons and okra .18
inches per day; peaches .19 inches per

day: winter pasture .14 inches per day;

and summer pastures .24 inches per day.

A farmer in Dougherty County irri-
gated 22 acres of cattail millet last year.
Thirty days after planting he started graz-
ing 65 steers on it and six weeks later
cut a ton of hay to the acre. He also irri-
gated corn and Coastal Bermuda and got
good results from both. -

Another farmer near Blackshear irri- _

gated 10 acres of tobacco and sold over
$1,000.00 worth per acre. He irrigated
15 acres of cotton one time during the
fruity stage of cotton and increased the
yield a half bale to the acre over the cot-
ton -he did not irrigate. His increased
sales due to irrigation amounted to $5,-
700.00 above the cost of irrigation.





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SALE EVENTS.



March 16 Winder 1 PM,
at Barn on Farm Annual
Sale Reg. polld Herefordg. .
24 breeding age bulls and 23
bred heifers. Free del.-on 3
or more animals. J. H. Sum-
merour, Winder.



March 30-31, Valdosta
Pony Auction Sale ... large
selection of both using and
breeders -.- at Farm, /U-S:
Hwy. 41: Tom Hewitt, Val-
dosta, P. O. Box 742. phone
1848.

April 5 Griffm 1 PM, at
Barn on Farm, Quality
polled Hereford sale .. . 60
head: pulls, cows (some with
calf at side and some re-
bred), bred and open _heif-
erSaas All Championship
bloodlines. Bert Melin, Grif-
fin, Rt. 4, phone 7646.

asec ee

April 11-12 Cordele, 10 AM,
at Barn on Farm... Auction
Sale, Reg. and Grade pon-
ies Aj] from top Breeders.
Te ke Williams, Cordele,
phone 423.

April 4 11 AM at Shan-
dra Farms, 6 mi. Rome...
Aberdeen-Angus Dispersion
Sale ... over 200 Reg. cattle:
152 females; 6 bulls, 4 preven

- sires and 2 great prospects;
90 cows with 62 calves at
side; 62 bred and open heif-

ers; and 9 young Holstein
Nurse cows. Call George
W. Gibson, Rome, phone
9050. ~



SEED AND GRAIN
FOR SALE



3 al. fine White Nest Onions,
15-20 to hill $3.50 or $1.25 gal.

Plus postage. W. T. Moorhead
Bowersville. g
Good tender beans, Brown

Six Week Half Runner, Speckl-
ed Cutshort Cornfield, 65 cup;
Mixed Cutshorts, 60c cup; Eng-
lish White Salet Peas, 75c cup;
Speckled Crowders, 45c cup.
Add postage. Arvil Lambert,
Ellijay, Rt. 3

Yellow large Pumpkin Seed,
30 for 25c and 3c stamp; Large
Yellow Popcorn, 40c cup. Add
postage. Mrs. Otto Rice, Cum-
ming.

Old Time Little White Tender
Half Runner Garden Bean Seed,
White Tender Cutshort Corn-
field, $1 cup. Add postage. Mrs.
T. H. Wade, Talking Rock, Rt. 1.

Yard Long Bean Seed, 6, 10c;
Large Pure Pumpkin, 20, 10c;
Large Green Crabapple Seed, 10,
10c and stamped addressed en-
velope. Mrs. W, Y. Summers,
Newnan, Rt. 5.

White

-|Gourd Seed, 3 packs, $1;

SEED AND GRAIN
FOR SALE
aa ee

Bunch White and Colored
Butterbean Seed, 35c cun. PP.

Larry White, Car roliton, 35
Clifton Terrace. :
Good Tender Bean seed!

Speckled Cutshort Cornfield and.
Brown Six Week Half Runner,
Bean, 65c cup; Mixed Cutshort,
60c cup; White Salet Eng. Peas,
80c cup; Speckled Crowder
Table Peas, 45c cup. Add post.
age. Mrs. Ivy Southerland, Elli-
jay, Rt. 3. e

Old Fashion, Red Indian, and
English - Peach Seed,
mixed, 75c C; Also 2 bu., Wal-
nuts in hull, $1 bu. Come after,
Exch. for print sacks. Miss Ka-
therine Walker, Dahlonega, Rt.
25 S

Half Runner White Bean
Seed, large variety, very tender
yprolific, weevil free, 50c cup.
Add postage. Mrs. M. J. Patter-[
son, Tifton, Rt. 5. ;

Long Wide Leaf Bull Face
Tobacco Seed, 75c Thl.; Martin
Also
Sage and Catnip Plants, $1 doz.
Also Mtn. Huckleyberry, bear-
ing size, 2 doz., 75c. Add postage.
Rosie Crowe, Cumming, Rt. 1.

Small Nest Onion Sets, $1.25
gal.; Also Kudzu Crowns, rooted,
$2 Cc: $12 M. Send postage. H.C.
Reid, Atlanta, 2303 South Pryor
Rd.

x

Citron Seed, 75c Jb.; Col.
Bunch Butterbeans, 25c lb.; Ba-
nana Muskmelon, 50c cup;
Honeyrock Cantaloupe, 40 cup;
and Slick Leaf mustard, Yellow
Crookneck Squash, 10c Thbl.;
Add postage. Rosie Crowe, Cum-
ming, Rt. 1.

1954 crop,pure Tees Water-
melon Seed, $2 Ib.; 5 Ibs., $4;
Long Green Pod Okra, 2 Ass
$1; Everbearing able Peas,
name unknown, White Rice Pop
corn, shelled, 3 lbs. $1 PP in Ga.
Mrs. J. M. Jones, Grayson.

Tender Bean Seed, Six Week
Pink Peanut HalfRunner, free
of Weevils, Also long Green Pod
Okra, 35c cup. Add postage. No
stamps or chks. Mrs. Carles
Roach, Hiawassee.

Pure Pride of Ga. Watermelon
Seed, 200 for $1. J. N. Carson,
Griffin, Rive:

100 Ibs. Clemson Spinless
Okra, State _ tested, 90
pet. germ., $50 Ib. Add postage.
W. R. Stephens, Douglasville,
Reel.

1300 lbs. Star Millet Seed, re-
cleaned, 76 pct. germ., 98.86 pct.
pure, no noxious weed seed. for
sale .Mrs. Mamie Searboro, Gar-
field. (Resid@nce half mile



Aaron),



|. SEED AND GRAIN
"FOR SALE








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

| Har] Fincher, Waco, Rta

White Bunch Butterbeans, 50
pt.; Ga. Collard, and Toy Gourd
Seed, 20c spoon; Crookneck Yel-
low Squash, Cantaloupe, and
Martin and Dipper Gourd Seed,
2 spoons, 20c; White Willow
Running Butterbeans, 50c cup.
Add postage. Mrs. J. G. Combs,
Toomsboro, Rt. 1, Box 45.

-Cowhorn Okra Seed, Velvet
Okra, 40c cup. Mrs. Zack Lucas,
Franklin, Rt. 4.

White Nest Onions, sound,
clean, $1.35 gal.; $7.50 bu.; Truck
ers Favorite Seed Corn, 95, bu;
Striped Half Runner Bean, 50
cup; 5c pt.; $1.35 qt.; Speckled

Butterbeans, jo0e a 90c half
gal. PP. Mrs. B. T. Thornton,
Bowdon. rt

100 lbs. Okra Seed, tested, 30c
Ib. E. C. Wade, Lithonia, Rt. 2.

Cattail Millet, 99.10 pct. pure,
60 pct. germ., 9c lb. /Virgil T.
Barber, Nashville, Rt. 2.

_ Ky. Wonder Pole Beans, 50c
cup; Caster Beans, 15c pkt.;
Okra/Seed, 40e cup; Tomato and
Pumpkin, 15e pkt.; Garrison
Melon, $2 1b.; Add postage.
Viola: Brady, Cairo, tele

Worlds

Champion Green

Glaze Collard Seed, 4 Thls., $1;

8 Tables., $2 PP. Exch: 10 This.
for Coffee Can of Okra Seed.
Mrs. T. T. Holloway, Cobbtown.

Starr Millett Seed, cleaned,
treated, 100 Ib. bags, reg., 2500
lbs. at 5c lb.: Not reg: 900 Ibs.
at 18 lb. Eugene EI ee
Rt. 2.

White Tender Half Runner
Bean Seed, 50c cup. Add post-
age. Mrs. D. A._Patterson, -Tit-

SLODEe uta.

White Tender Half Runner
Garden Beans, Striped Half
Runner, and Striped Cornfield,
55c teacup; 3 cups, $1.50; Red
Multiplying Onion Buttons, $1
gal; Also Garlic Bulbs, 25c
doz. Add postage. Miss Gennia
Brown, Ball Ground, Rt. 1.

3 dif, var. Gourd Seed, Bushel,
Large Long Hand, Soap, etc.,
14% doz., 15 plus stamped env.
No orders filled unless stamp-
ed env. included. Mrs. Alta.
| Wood, Martin, Rt. 2.

Good: Green Okra Seed, a0
cup; Also Large Red Peanuts,
60c cup; Little White Peanuts,
55 cup; Also Pumpkin Seed,
25c for % cup; 45c half. cup.
Add postage. Mrs. T. J. Silvers,
Carters.

Butternut Squash, and small
Pie Pumpkin Seed, 25c pkg.;

White, Half Runner: Bean, 50c

cup; Col. Butterbean, 30c cup;
Tender Hull Eng. Pea, gray.
sugar, 50c cup; Smooth Leaf
Mustard Seed; 10c Tbls. Add
postage. Mrs. C. D. Sellers, Elli-
jay, Rt. 2.

Long Green Tender Okra
Seed, 40c cup, -Add postage.
Della Hopper, Cherry Log.

Good sound mixed Citron
seed, $1:30 lb. FOB. W. D. Ask-
ew, Davisboro.

Dill Seed, small teacup, Doce
10c pkg. with stamped self ad-
dressed envelope. Mrs. I. A.
Woodring, Alto, Rt. 1.

Good striped Half Runner
Bean Seed, 50c large cup; 3 cups,
$1.40. Add postage. Mrs. B. H.
Patterson, Flowery Branch, Rt.

melon Seed, saved from choice
melons, $2 Ib. PP. Luther Last-
er, Bowdon, Rt 3.

Gourd Seed, 25c pkt.; 6 pkts.,
$1; Congo Watermelon, $2 Tb.;
3 lbs., $5; Also Ornamental
Gourds, $1.50 doz.; Martin, $3
doz.; Extra large, $5 doz.; Giant
$8 doz. PP. Earl Stuckey, Black-
shear.

1954 hand saved, round, dark
green, yellow meat Watermelon
Seed, 50c teacup;. Purple Hull
Blackeyed Crowder Peas, wee-.
vil treated, 20c Ib.; White Mul-
tiplying Onions, $1. 25 gal. Add



postage. Mrs. Johnnie Harmon,
Calhoun, Rt. 2 :

-

Calif. Multiplying Beer Seed,

Black Diamond Cert. Water- |



Climbing Okra Seed: Qe pkg.
with self addressed stamped
eny. Cash. No stamps.
Pruitt, Naylor, Rt..1.

Vegetable Gaurd (comets
called Climbing Squash) seed,
25c pkg. with self addressed,
stamped eny. No stamps. J. W.
Pruitt, Naylor, Rt. 1. 2

Old Time Tender large White |
Half Runner Bean Seed, free

Mamie Anderson, Ellijay,
(O-2Box 3c :
2200 Tbs. Pensacola Bahia

Grass Seed, 93 pct. pure, 96 pct.
germ., 35c Ib.; 50 lbs. up. W. F.
Anderson, Nashville, Rt. 3.

Tender Bunch Bean Seed,
Little Six Week Peanut Half
Runner, White and Brown Strip-
ed Half Runner, 60c cup; Speck-
led Crowder, purple hull peas,
30c cup, Green Pod bunch okra,
50c cup; Yellow Popcorn, 25
cup. Ada postage. No stamps nor
chks. Mandy Banks, Carters.



PLANTS FOR SALE



Kudzu Crowns, rooted, 1 and
2 yrs./old, $2 ; 500, $7; $12.50
M. Add postage. & D> Crow,
Gainesville, Rt. 2. -

Bradleys Magis eee
Strawberry, with few Thomps-
Son mixed in, $1.25 -:; also;
Running Butter Pea Seed, 50c
cup. PP. Mrs.-H. M. Christie,
Lithonia, Rt. 3.71. 65S

Copenhagen Market, Chas,
Wakefield, Round Dutch Cab-
bage, 500, $1; $1.50 M; 5000 up,
$1.25 M: Ph. 3791. B: a Heard,
Alma, Drawer , G.

=

- Lucretia Dawcery. ned
of fall bearers, bearing size
plants, $5 C: $2 sample doz.
Add postage. Mrs. C. M. So
son, Greenville. 3

Horse Radish Plante 50c
doz.; Horseradish Roots, Black
Haw Roots, 50c Jb.; Catnip,
10c bunch; Spearmint, ' Tanzy,
Garlic, Balm, Lions Tongue,
Wild Strawberry, White Yar-

row, 25c doz.; Queen of the
Meadow, 3s? 50c: Red Blood
Root, Yellow Dock, 25c tb. |

Add postage. Mrs. Presley |}
Fowler Ellijay, Rt. 5.

- Broccoli, Brussels Sprouts,
Cauliflower, Lettuce, Rutger

Certified Tomato Plants, Ever-
green Bunching Onions, Leek,
Parsley ,35c doz. No less $1
lots. Mrs. H. V. aren Sr,
Register. .

- Mastodon Strawberry Plants,
70c C; Red Raspberry, $1 doz.;
Catnip and Horse Radish, 15,
25c bunch; according to size.
Add postage; Also Jubilee To-
mato Seed, 10c tso. with stamp-
ed env. Veda Evans, . Ellijay,
Rees 2.

4 ine
Marglobe, New Stone, Rut-
ger Tomato, good plants, good
count, moss packed, $3 M; $1
C. Del. Ready. No chks. Fill
large orders. W. R.~ renee ys
Surrency, Rt.

"Waterctess, strong rooted
plants, by 100 or 1000, at $1 C.
Orders filled Dee Add
postage. Mrs. C. C. Gentry, Cal-
houn; Rt. 3-35 . \

Asparagus Clumps, catnip
and parsley bunches, 25c ea.;
everbearing mulberry, 3 ft.
50c; Cayenne pepper seed, 10
spoonful and _ self-addressed,
stamped env. Mrs. Julia Carter,
Atlanta, 35 Weyman Ave, S.W.,
AL 5040.

Coastal Bermuda sprigs, now
digging, free of common Ber-
muda and other _ noxious
grasses, 50c per cubic foot of
truck space. George oe Val-
dosta, Rt. 1.

. BR. sweet potato plants.
April shipment, $36.25 in 5 M.
lot.. FOB. Only M. O. Mike
Preston, Sr., Buena Vista. RFD
3. :

Cabbage plants, Chas. W.,:
a Ey J: 500, $1.25; $2) Me
el.;

ake :

jname, full count, go

Cert. and Govt insp., Bunch



of weevils, 75c up. PP. Miss pen
P.} p;

































E. des Chase W.
Acre frost-proof ca
white Bermuda oni
300, $1; 500, $1.50;
PP in Ga. on all pla

M. _Exp. Col. R. Chane

Cepenianen Market
Round Dutch Seabee
$2. M; 500, $1.25) or =
5 M. more, $1.75 M
shipment, full: count
strong plants. Mrs.
Lewis, Baxley, Rt. 4.

Good, strong
Market and Round D
bage plants, $2 M; 5
30 C. 5 M. or. more,
Full count and pro
ment guar. No COD
Griffin, Baxley. Rt.

Juanes
12D aCe
catnip punches, 20c e
$1, well rooted. Add

ville. Rt. I.

Chas. Ww. Early
Flat Dutch cabbage plant
70c; 500, $1.50; $2 M. in



_Strawberr r

shipment;
plants ready by Ap
packed. Mrs. EES
ley, Rt. 4. :

- Booking orders fo
M; Lots of 10 M
ments ;begin earl

Mrs. A- B. Williams.
4th. aa :



tato Plants, ;
Mar. 2ist., $5 for
FOB. Ask for quanti
Booking now. 5
rere se :

eae ee Comte
muda Stolens, 35c cu. fi
Sankie Powell at =
Wrens, or contact.
son, Hazlehurst.



Extra large Lady iC
Strawberry Plants, 70)
sturdy upright stem . of
dirt, delicious flavor, $1.
Add. postage. Ship only
plants. . _ Jeff Ss.
cue:








2 Cert: Rutger tomato
$5-.M. or 75c C. Now.
Moss packe, z J. Boa
Mershon, Rt. ;

New, giant a
$2 GxePRDamp: packed}
Tom Hawkins, Mountain



Se O. Box 4.

Tobacco, - potato, oraed
pepper plants, uae at
sonable prices. C. C. Li
Alma. phone: 2473. 3

SMexgtobe

Rutger and
Stone tomato plants tn






















moss packed, $3 M. $1
Can fill large orders; also
Wonder and Ruby King
per, $4 M. Del. No'
Prompt shipment. oR.
sey, Surrency.



Little Lady White Pe
lb. Plus postage. ;
Beckham, Concord, R

35 cup;
beans, 25c cup. Ad
Ethel . Crowe, Gainesv.

5. M. $7.50 Exp. Col.;|M



White Bermuda _ onions, 500, |



$1.25; $1.75 M. Del. E. L.
see Fitzgerald, :





















White Half Runner,

rge Cream 6 Weeks| SE.,

cup s, $1; White Mush,

and Tan Crowder

postage, see Carl
Rt.

er











a and ae Crowd-
ed Ccowder, Brown
Bias, 25c large cup.
Mrs. . John Wal-


























i) es eed and
d peas for sale, See.
ne, Eastman, 211 Ne



: ae ee butter-
and clean,
, $8 or 15c lb.
a 2























. $10 bu. AH FOB.











| Plus shipping

for|"
80c Ib. PP lots of 3 Ibs. u

11 1b. 3 Ibs.,



ES push [puiexbeans, 25e

gs. ce and postage. Money Order.
ra

_ Phagan, Marietta, }ia

6 bu. mixed aogier peas,

shelled, ae John . Paden,

Atlanta, 1256 Moreland Ave.,
DI 74! :

8 or 10 bu.
Beans, runnin

ood cad Welvet
variety, ae oe

chrgs.
Johnston, Hazlehurst.

White Bunch ce 30c
lb. W. A. Rosser, Elberton, Rt.
1. Ph, 245-R.

8 bu. black-eyed peas, $12. 50
bu. W. R. Nix, Woodstock, Rt. 2.

tt bu. good, sound, reclean-
ed running velvet peans, $15
bu, plus shipping chrgs. W. H.
Bell, Charing.

Sound Crowder peas: 40 fee
Brown, 15 lbs., Purple Hull and
10. Ibs. Speckled, 25 lb, J. H.
Lankford, Homerville, Rt. 1.

40 Ibs., col. bunch butterbeans,
. Mrs.
w. R. Richey, Lavonia, t, 2.

Col. bunch butterbeans, 30c
lb. L. E. Southern, Marietta,

-|Rt. 5. (Powder Springs Rd.)

Clean. mixed table peas, 35
$1, Add postage. Mrs.

Lee Hood, Gainsville, Rt. 1.












COTTON SEED FOR SALE

COTTON SEED FOR SALE



Se ee fo ites -

- Cokers 100 wilt resistant cot-
Lonrced, ist yr., picked with-
out rain, delinted and treated,
$6 CWT. R. E. Rowe, Alvaton.

20 tons Ist yy. Cokers Reg.
cottonseed, 100 wilt-resistant,
pure, sound, recleaned, delint-
ed, treated, 1 var. gin, bale
per A. picked and kept dry,
1-3/32 pct. lint, $7 per oN
not treated, $6 CWT pee ty

P. Malcom, "Social Circle, Rt.
Box 47. phone 3346.

Ga. Cert. Cokers 100 wilt-
resistant cottonseed, delinted
and treated, in new bags, 90
pet. germ. $8. CWT. FOB. Joe
D. Murrow, Farmington. phone
2948.

Ga. Cert. D&PL cottonseed,
delinted and treated, new bags,
90 pet. germ. $9 per hundred
lbs. FOB. Roy Ward, Watkins-
ville.

Summerours Hibrea Halt
and Half cottonseed, pure,
sound, Ist yr. 40 pet. lint, 1
in: or better staple, $8 per hun-
dred ibs. E. T. Mathis, Avera,
(on Hwy. 171 near Grange.)

Cokers 100 wilt-resistani cot-





HAY AND STRAW
FOR SALE

tonseed, delinted treated $7
CWT. Mrs. Bud Waites, College
Park, Box ie

HAY AND STRAW

FOR SALE



$1.20

_ 350 square bales peavine and
Gay-tan hay,

pale, or

$40 ton at my barn, 8 mi. Ea.
Conyers on Hwy. 20. R. H.

Underwood,

Conyers. Rt. 2.



150 bales Grass and peavine
hay, $1. 30 bale, my place, 8
mi. No. Roswell, off 140 Hwy.,
on Cox Rd. Ralph Dangar,
Woodstock, Rt. 1.

Fescue hay, 75e bale at my
farm, near Coal Mtn. Rena
Martin, Cumming. Rt. 1.

25 bales oats and straw ta-
gether at my farm, near Da-
cula. C. D. Hall, Decatur, 124
Drexel Ave. DE 1713.

Good grass hay, no weeds,
90 bale at my farm. Will del.
in truck load lots up to 50

vin Maddox, Winder, Rt. 4.

70 bales Soy bean hay, $2
bale; 20 bales oats, $2 bale.
= H. Askew, Fayetteville. Rt.



mi. for reasonable charge. Mar- |~



Sees WANTED



Want 1 gal. pea seed, known
ar or Cream Crowder.

Davis,

ie

Want long pod Purple Hull

as Suga

Rev. ayne
Rock, Rt. 1.
Peas,

brown seed,

sometimes

called Stonewall Pea or King |
Tom, or North Ga. Purple Hull.

Mrs.

G.
Rata

C. Williamson,

Oak

Want few old time lohg and

big round
Rev.
Rt. 1

muskmelon
J. E. Weeks, Bethlehem,

seed.

Want 100 lbs. cleaned or com-

bine, run Sericea. Carl Roberts,

Ball Ground.

~ Want 5 or 10 Ibs, Long Green
Pod Okra Seed. Quote best cash
price, prepaid. Homer G. Cline,

anton, Rizal:

Cattle Prices Paid at Georgia Markets











































































Mauk. CS eeG GRADE Thomaston : Atlanta Athens Rome Atlanta Gainesville
ne jender deans. meee CORN AND SEED CORN aSEGi : oi = Be at se ee
d half runners, fros \ St eifers
ee | OR AE Choice 2 -21,50-25.90, - o . .
= Ople Gable, Ss Good 18.50-21.00 18.50-22.00 19.00-21.00 -18.80 18.25-21.00 17.50-18.70
Sees ' Ear corn, $2 bu. Mrs. R.L. | Coml. 15.50-18.00 15.25-18.50 15.00-17.78 15.00-18.50 15.00-18.06 15.25-18.70
Greene, Cuthbert. Utility /43.00-14.00 -13.00-15,50 -13.00-15.00 13.00-15.00 13.00-15.00 12.25-14.50
and Pai tore cunner : Cutters _ -49.00-13.00 -'11.00-13.00 -'11.00-12.50 12.00-13,00--'11.00-13.00 _:11.00-12.00
$, nice and sound, Fine white popeorn: on cob, - ~ : = =
Add ee Het- 20 Ib. lot, $2.50; Shelled, 25c Ib. CALVES Se ie + :
Add postage. Mrs. Manie Hol-|Geod & Choice 18.25-19.0018.00-20.00 17.25-20.00 * 17.50-19.00 17.50-19.25 17.00-18.00
land, Dalton, Coogler Rd. Box ale = Com, 43.00-17.25 13.00-18.00 12.00-16.75- 13,00-18.0@ 13.00-17.50 13.00-17.28
om. 00 sek ee ' :
a ca. hull and ps as ~ Vealers 16.00-22.25 16,00-22.75 16.00-22.50 16.00-23.50 _15.50-22.50
ce 4 or 5 times yearly, $1 400 bu. white cies shuck | ows : E 3 .
; Ps Pedy: a ger es Feon e uae, Utility 11.50-13.50 11.25-13.50 '10.50-12.78 -'11.25-13.50 '11.00-13.50 *11.00-12.75.
a Ocrlecines Fs ha abls Deveson, bial C&C. ; 8.50-12.00 8.50-11.50 8 00-10.50 8.50-11.50 8.25-11.50 8.00-11.50
gre Bie Speculed | Wet cys peolitic geet com Hi Con ea0asis iaunisie 1asoused 14001440. is boideo 13007400
ders, 3 cups, $1.50; Little ae ee Se: sounds, Cutters 11.50-13.50 11.50-13.25 _11.00-12.50 11.50-13.50 11.50-13.25 *11.00-12.75
ed Butter Peas, 2 cups, e Cc ie et Mu eee : 5 = Z
nder Blue Pole, and rown Crowder peas, soun STOCKERS ae ae ; : 3 :
"Half Runner. Beans, |PU clean, $5.00 bu, FOB. | Steers & Heifers 12.50-19.00 13.00-20.00 = 12.00-17.0 42.00-16.75 ~ 73.00-18.00 11.75-14.00
Saiked White-and Alex Barfield, Louisville. Calves 13.50-19.00 , 13.50-20,25 -13.00-16.5 13.00-18,50 13.00-18.00 _13.00-19.00
: 600 bu. -good white orn, for b Sou G informant :
ee Lon Ashworth, sale at my place. H. D. Davis, Federal Srare Marker News Service
Warrenton, Rt. 1, Box 39, 50 Seventh Street, N. E., Atlanta, Ga. a
a No.1 = No. 2 No.3 No. 4 Woshingten Co. "Mktg.
ccumy s/, Swainsboro 16.01 15. 65 15.40 14.45 Sandersville 15.40 14.76 14.23 14.00
i ia eee _March 7 Se
. 15. 90 15.15 15.00 14.05 Bleckley L/S Auct.,, Cochran 15.16 15.05. 14.25 14.10
: 16.50 15.95 15.00 -14.10 | Carroll Co. Sales, Carrollton 16.05 15.00 14.50 13.50
: 16.10 15.80 -15.25 Chatham Co. S/Y, Savannah 15.20 14.80 14.30 :
L/S Co., Moultrie. 15.25 15.00 Dodge Co. L/S Co., Eastman 15.65 14.85 15.20 14.55
er's S/Y, Statesboro 16.06 15.75 15.25 14.75 || Ga. Farm Prods. Sls. Corp., Thomaston 15.70 14.50 14.00 _ 13.50
a ; ee : 15.00 Japeway Craig Com. Co., Dublin 15.25 14.75. 14.70 14.85
ki S/Y, Hawkinsville 16.00 ~~ 15.70 15.35 15.60 Jesup S/Y, Jesup ; 15.25 14.65 14.66 13.98
jale-Long Com. Co., Lakeland 15.65 15.25 14.30 14.00 Millen L/S Mkt., Millen 15.00 14.35 14.00 14.20
@ pecale Meclure Com. Co. ahome 16.60 16.00. 15.10 - 14.00 | Ocilla L/S Co., Ocilla 15.09 15.08 14.87
ae Ts aes Seminole L/S Auct. Mkt., Donalsonville 15.01 14.65 13.95 12.90
: ae Shuman's $/Y, Hagan 15.66 15.00 14.26
ulloeh S/X, Statesboro 16.00 15.30 15.00. ate Waycross L/S Mkt., Waycress 15.40 15.00 14.60 14.10 -
n L/S Co, Dublin ==*'15,50*15.01.~=14.9514.95 | March 8 |
gham Co. S/Y, Springfield _ 15.30 14.90 14.65 Appling Co. L/S Mkt., Baxley 15.07 14.77 14.42 13.50
ers L/S Co., Douglas 15.52 ~ 15.50 14.61 =: 14.01 Coffee Co. L/S Co., Dougles 14.89 14.71. 14.01 13.34
tzgerald-S/Y, Fitzgerald 15.50 15.05 15.25 Dawson L/S Co., Dawson 14.69 14.52. 13.60
chunta L/S Mkt., Nahunta 15.75 15.25 15.10 14.10 Farmers Coop L/S Assoc., Soperton 14.90 14.45 14.00
ielham S/Y, Pelham = 15.35 14.85 14.35 |; Farmers L/S Auct. Co., Nashville 15.10 14.8] 14.35 13.55
agsdal a Com. Co., Quitman 15.16 15.21 14.10 13.55 | Farmers S/Y, Sylvania 14.80 14.00 13.70 13.65
15.85 15.25 14.90 | Jones-Neuhoff Com. Co., Macon . 15.25 15.06 14.50 16.40
15.35 15.30: 15.30 - . 14.95 | Metter L/S Mkt., Metter 15.00 14.26 14.20
_ 15.44 15.12 1480 14.46 Smith $/Y No. 3, Thomson 15.20 14.75 14.00.
; es Tattnall S/Y, Glennville 15.00 14.76 14.10
Bodier /S_ aM. Moke 15.00 14.70 14.75 Troup Co. Sales, LaGrange 16.00 14.50 13.70 13.10
op L/S Exc., Statesboro 16.00 14.97 14.26 13.15 March 9 \
So 13.50 | Claxton S/Y, Claxton: 1480 1450 14.20 13.15
ele L/S Com. Co., Cordele 15.36 15.02 14.49 - 14.65 Hazlehurst L/S Mkt., Hazlehurst 14.66 14.04 13.65 12.00
r oe Auct., Bainbridge 15.30 14.75 13.50 Moultrie L/S Co., Moultrie 15.24 14.76
ar Morris, Inc., Douglas 715.93, 714.76 14.20. Peoples L/S Mkt., Cuthbert 14.75 14.26 | 13.79 13.35
S/Y, Blackshear 15.53. 15:45 15.05 14.27 Ragsdale Long Com. Co., Lakeland 15.00 14.50 13.55 13.60
masville S/Y, Thomasville 15.85 15.50 14.50 Turner Co. S/Y, Ashburn 14.95 14.40 14.00 :
, Tifton : (15.27) ==-'15.00 | 14.50 Union S/Y, Albany 15.02 14.60 14.10 13.85
/, Lyons (15.24 1480 1430 14.02 | Vidalia $/Y, Vidalia si 15.24, 14.60 14.51 14.20
/Y. Bartow 15.25 14.55 14.05 Wilkes Co. S/Y, Washington 15.25 14.80 14.09
ylvenia. ay. 15.00 15.60 14.65, 14.10
: == March 10 =
, Sumter L/S Sales Barn, Americus 15.13 14.50 13.75). 13355:
16.10 15.50 13.70 | Valdosta L/S Co., Valdosta 15.09 14.95 . 14.50 14.3





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E Sates By, : ieee ei e e x aes pee
RAGE FOUR | 5 _ = MARKET BO! a e
SEED WANTED MISCELLANEOUS ~ MISCELLANEOUS _ aIoass i SCELL \NEOUS
6.05 >FOR: SALE : : FOR SALE Coe FOR SALE
Want on Fashion White nes : = = <=
mions, large size, no trash, t : |,Mart
hite Walf Running Bean, Lit-| ROOTS AND ee ; 5 ROOTS sae HERBS eee Dipper. Gourds, 2

tle Cutshort Cornfield Bean

let, May and June English

- ee, and White and Pink Bloom

ea. Etta Thompson, Atlanta,
2005 Cheshire Ave. SW.

Want one cup Old Fashion
White Running Willow Butier-
bean Seed. Will pay good price.

- Mrs. R. D. Connell, Dublin, Rt.

5, Box 141B.

Want to pay good price for
some true to name, Red Hull

Speckled Peas. Write. C. E. Join-

~ ev, Augusta, 3057 Dean Bridge
Ra,

vonia,

and 8 alike,

8

in Ga. Mrs.

_ Want 5 Ibs. last cise Al-
falfa Seed, free of any treat-
ment of chemicals or poisons.

EL vo Atlanta, P. O. Box 6103

Sta. -

Want 5000 lbs. Tiespedens
Seed, Kobe or Korean, clean-
ed. a C. Keown, LaFayette, Be
O. Box 116. yi

Want Sugar Cane Seed, green
soft, chewing type, at once.
Quote price and kind. Will come
after. F. C. Lairsey, Blackshear,
Rite: Soot



EGGS FOR SALE



Purebred Embden eggs,. 70c
ea.; also some baby goslings,
$1.50. ea. Mrs. E. M. Pope,
Stockbridge, Rt. 2, Box 190 B.

Purebred Green Head Mal-
lardduck egges for hatching,
$1.75 for 12, PP..H. B. Durham
Union Point, 804 Dolvin. Ave.

_ Purebred White Cornish eggs
from prize winning stock, 15,
$2 Del. Mrs. O. L. Craft, La-
Ri. 2.

Purebred Mallard duck eggs
for hatching, $2 doz: E. H.
Bridges, Sharpsburg.



SACKS FOR SALE



100 lb. cap. White Feed Sacks,
No. 1s, 25c ea-; $2.90 doz.; No.
2s, 20 ea.; $2. 30 doz. Fannie
Lee Grindle, Dahlonega?

Print Sacks, 55 ea.; Few 2
2, $1.10; 3, $1.50.
PP in Ga. Mrs. W. Y. Summers,
Newnan, Rt. 5.

100 Burlap Guano Sacks, clean.
Make offer. W. S. Kinsey, Lake
Park, Rt. 1.

400 Burlap Sacks, 100 lb. cap.,

clean, 10c ea. Add postage. Will

ship. Mrs. W- R. Havener, Lake
Park. y

100 lb. and some 50 lb. cap.
White unwashed Feed Sacks
with letters, 16c ea. Add post-
age. Mrs. Clarence MoM
Dacula, Rt. 1.

Unwashed White Feed Sacks,
tree of holes and mildew, 18c
ea. in lots of 10 or more. PP.
Robert Attaway,
Wrightsville.

100 Ib. White Feed Sacks,
washed, free of holes and stain,
25 ea. PP in Ga. Mrs. E. L.
Robinson, Jasper, Rt. 2. \

Print feed sacks, washed, 1,
, 3 or more alike, 3, $1.25; 12,
4.50. No COD. Mrs. George
Pollins, Atlanta, 891 Hammond
v., NE, Rt. 6.

Print Chicken Feed Sacks,
washed, ironed, no holes, 2, 3,
4 alike, 3, $1. "PP. Mrs. J. M.
Jones, Grayson.

White feed sacks, 100 lb. cap.,

ashed, 22c ea. PP in Ga. Mrs.

Bartha White, Dahlonega. Rt.
Box 60.



MISCELLANEOUS
FOR SALE





POTATOES:

PR Yellow Sweet and Money
Maker Potato Seed, $2.50 bu.
at home. B. B. Morgan, Clyo,
Rte.

POSTS:

Fence Post, Black Locust,
Chestnut, Fat Light Wood, and
awn or Round Cypress, for
sale. J. E. Chauncey, Homer-
ville, Box 431. Ph. No. 128-W32,





Yellow Root, 4 Ib. tard box,
$1.30; Queen of the Meadow
4 lb., $1.50. PP. Add_ postage.
Noel Crump, Talking Rock, Rt.
Ui ;

Sassafras, Yellow and Blood
Root, Yellow Dock, Wild
Cherry Bark, 50c lb.; 3 -Ibs.,
$1.35. Add 15c per lb. postage.
Audrey Holden, Ellijay, Rt. 5.

Wild Cherry Tree Bark, 8
lb. box, $1.50; Yellow Root, 4
Ib. box, $1.. 8 Jb., $1.50. Add
postage. Bennie Hugh Parks,
Ellijay, Rt. 3.

_ Wild Cherry Batk) 4 |b. lard
box full, $1.30; Yellow Root,
4 |b. pox, $1.22. PP: Mrs. Abe
Goble, Talking Rock, 2Rt--2:

Yellow dock, kidney Proce
and wild cherry bark, 50c Ib.
Add postage. Mrs. Horace Sut-
tles, Bowel, Rt. 1.

Yellow rooot, wild cherry
bark, rd dogwood bark, colts
foot, persimmon bark, 75c for
4 Ib. lard box full not postpaid.
Exe. for print sacks. Mrs. Ros-
etta Butler, Dahlonega. Rt. 3.

SAGE: Ses

Fine large Leaf Sage, free of

trash, $1 qt. cup. Mrs. Marie

Holland, Dalton, Coogler Rd. .
ie

SYRUP:

' Some mighty good pure Ga.
Gane Syrup, for sale. N. B.

|Farrow, Cordele. (41 By-Pass).

sphone? lia: ar *

40 cases of good A-1 Grade
Pure Ga. Sugar Cane Syrup,
1954 crop, in No. 5 cans (1/2
gal. cap.) 6 gal. to case, $8 Cs.;
$7.50 per case whole lot. FOB.
K. H. Merritt, Cairo, Rt. 1, Box
308.

WALNUT AND WALNUL

| MEATS:

2 sacks, black walnuts, hull-
ed around 125 lbs. or more,
4c lb .at my place, or ship
Exp. Col. Exch. in part for old
hens or good corn, shelled or
in shuck. O. A. Stone, Dallas.
Reps

Walnut Meat, $1 ae Prepaid
orders $2 up. Mrs. M. L. Eaton,
| Dahlonega, Rt. les sak

Large pieces Black Walnut

| Meats, $1 pt. Add 20c postage

ea. pint. Mrs. John R. Brown,
Dewey Rose, Rt. 1. ~

Large Black Walnuts, hulled,
dried, $2 bu. Plus postage. J. A.
McWhorter,- Commerce, Rt. 5.

5 pints 1954 Black Walnut
Meats, $1 pt. Add postage. Bes-
sie Cook, Canton, Rt. 2.

BEES:

15 or 20 stands of Bees in
home-made, standard size Pat.,
Gums, $5 stand with one Super.
At my home. Oscar Sowers,.
Blue Ridge, Rt. 2, Box 2.

Second hand Bee Hives, for
sale at home, cheap. H. C. Reid,
Atlanta, 2303 South Pryor Rr.

55 Bees, 10 frames with Sup-
ers, 30-8 frames with supers.
See. H. N. Brock, Cedartown.

10 Bee Hives for sale my
place, 4 mi. Marietta. T. J. Gil-
bert, Marietta, Stillsfeer Road.
MEATS:

Well teinmed. salt cured
Hams, 31.and 32 lbs. ea. 75c
db. PP. Rev. J. E. Meeks, Beth-
lehem, Rt. 1.

2 salt cured country Hams,
wt. 20-25 lbs.; 90 lb. Add post-
age. Mrs. Lee Hood, Gaines-
ville, Rt. 1.

WALNUTS AND
WALNUT MEATS

100 lbs. walnut Meats, in 1
to 5 lb. shipments, any time
this coming summer. Add post-
age on all orders. Benj. Dock-
ery, Dahlonega, Rt. 1.

Want Senna Herb Leaves for
own use. J. L. Bishop, Dawson-
ville, Rt. 2.

Want W a teen Root and
Plants. Drusilfa. Waldn,



or 124-J.

Poulsen

Want to exch. Catnip or Pep-
permint Plants for Calamus
1 Plant Roots. Mrs. Martha J:
Rogers, Manassas. ; i

Want 2 oz. Tear Leave Root
(leaves shape. of heart, grows
close to ground, mostly in rocky
places). Mrs. _G. W. Pippin,
Monticello, c/o Mrs. R. C. Owen.

SACKS:

Multiplying Nest Onions, 1954
crop, for 8 Print Sacks, 100 Ib.
cap. Ea. pay postage. Mrs. ES
lyn Tigner,. Greenville.

Exchange good Dried Apples
for White Sacks. R. C. Stover
Ellijay, Rt. 5. Se

VINES (SCUPPERNONG)

Want well rooted white scup-
pernong vines, at least 2 yrs. old.
Mrs. Rosa. L. Lindsey, Hania

ARTICHOKES

Artichokes, freshly dug on
order, for pickling - or planting,
1/2 bu., $4 $7. bu. FOB; For
shipping .chrgs., add $1 for half;
$1.50 bu. No charge for second
bushel. Limited SUE R.
Edwards, Dawson.

Artichokes, AS gal: Also Dipper |
Gourd Seed, 5c. ae 3 pks., 65
Add Postage. MrsG2D; Sellers,
Hijaye Rte 2 aa

- Jerusalem icons $1. 50
gal. prepaid in Ga., or $1 at my
home. C. W. Page, Atlanta, 149
North Ave., N. E. At 6452.

BAMBBOO (ROOTS)

Bamboo Roots, 50e lb. -Can
send large orders. Add postage;
Also Gourd Seed, 10 doz. and
Stamped env. Mrs. Grady Brew-
er, Toomsboro.

BUTTER

4 Ibs. nice fresh butter per
week, 50c lb. BPs Abe D. vo
Cluney, Rydal.

CANE (RED)

2000 stalks Red Cane, 5e per
stalk. See me at once. Gordon
Hamn, Cobbtown.

Sev. thousand stalks seed Su-
gar Cane for sale at my farm, 3
mi. W. Oglethorpe. Mrs. U. S.
Lashley, Oglethorpe.

FEATHERS

Dry picked chicken and tur-
key feathers, free of wing and
tail, 50c lb. Del. Z J. Lee, Red
Oak.

GARLIC

30 doz. Garlic Bulbs, 25 doz.:

20 doz. Garlic Plants, ready for
transplanting, 25c doz. Plus
postage Dewy Rose. ee

12 Garlic Bulbs, $1 Plus nace
age. Mrs. V. M. Johnson Shell-
man.

GOURDS

Martin gourds, $240 doz. or
25c ea. plus postage. Size.15 to
30 inches dia. H. H. Hubbard,
Atlanta, 1556- Pinehurst Dr. Ss

Want to exch. 2 gal. White |

Fayetteville, Rt. 1.

Mrs. W. E. Wooten, Camilla. :
PEANUTS:

Red skin valencia ene 2 4
in hull, good for seed or eating,
$2 peck: $7 bu. prepaid. Roy L.
Bloodworth, Elko: s og



HOGS FOR SALE _

Pure Buff Cochin Bantam.
Eggs, 15, $1; Also Quail, Phea-
sant, and Chukar Eggs for sale.
Taking orders for April, May,
and June del.; Also young birds.
JA Beas Hapeville, 3046
Sylvan Rd.

Dark Conn Eggs, $1. 60 for
15, PP; Also Dark Cornish Hens,
Roosters, $2.50 ea.; 1 Rooster, 3
Hens, $8 FOB. Mrs. Kd. Stone,
Adairsville, Rts os he

| MOQ or UETen Cy. Jennie
Agnes,

Barkley Shawl mee fon hatch
ing, 15, $2; Also Traveler Roost-
er, purebred, $5. G. M. Williams,
Columbus, Rt. 1, Box 808.

Double breasted Bronze tur-
key eggs, 35c ea. postage paid if
cash sent, or send COD. Mrs. W.
F. Alford, Adairsville. Bit 2

- Purebred Toulouse goose eggs,
3, $1 20e postage: also grown
geese, $6 ea. Mrs. Fred L: are
Buckhead, Rte de

ogan,



FARM HELP WANTED

Want white woman, 40- 45 yrs.
old to help with small farm and
garden, for room, board, $10
| weekly. Mrs. R. E. Ellington,
Fairburn. Tel. 5911.

Want nice white woman to
live on farm. in home and do
light farm chores. Good salary.
- E. Humphness Cleveland, Rt

Want White of -colored man
for 1 or 2 H crop. Have tractor
and mule, good laud, 4R house,
lights, well in yard, 3 mi. New-
nan on paved road, bus line,
mail rt. Prefer family from
Coweta or Carroll, or close by
county. J. W. Lewis, sway
Rt. 4. : :

Want colored couple. around
50 yrs. old for farm work. New
Tenant house, heated, running
water, bathroom, 15 mi. N. At-
lanta, on Windy Hill Rd., Smyr-
na. Care for garden, some hick-
ens, small. pasture. Ogden A.
Geilfuss, Atlanta, P. O. Box
4779. Ph. Ma. 5417 or At. 1845.

' Want refined, clean, unen-
cumbered woman to live on
small farm and do light farm
work Aor working couple. Sal-
ary, room, board. Car] G. Bailey, |

Want refined unencumbered
white woman, middle aged, ho-
nest, no bad. habits, for light
farm work on farm. Room,
board, small salary. Mrs. J. A.

mixed sizes, 10c ea. Add postage |
| position. Mrs.

_ -| Madison, Rt. bs
6 Chinese Goose Eggs, del., $1}



















































man to work
catur, Raise chicke:
calves; Also drive
| repair work on oo
B. Cl
| Janta, 3820 Roswl Rd.,

Want family to deseo
farm and grow cotton on h.
Furnish house and_ grade
or write at once.
Conbrown

Want man and w
with 2 people and help
tle, chickens and farm
Wages or other. satisfacto:
sis. 8 R. House (party furn
or more rooms). I furn:
Running water, elec. bath
mail and Bus Rt. On Higt
River. E. HL - Sher; g
Ground. Rt. 2. ;

Want man ane son, or wi
-operat parlor type dairy,
be exp..*with farm mac
Ref. required. L. oe. Calle



POSITIONS WANTE
59 yr. old man, alone Ww
job tending chickens, | etc.
farm with reliable g00 oT
Board, salary. V. C. Gar
Cumming, Rt 3 (c/o A. E. Wh
mire). j : ;

5 Single, 30 yr. old white
well exp. in farming, wan S-
on farm driving and upkeep
tractor and other farm ma
board, reasonable salary. Jol
nie Lee Moss, College Park, 1
2. (c/o J. B. Edge). 2

: Married man wants job

ing tractor, truck or do:
type farm work on far
time exp. Just self an
Need 3 or 4R house, lig
ter, Salary basis. Henry Va
slyke, Alanta, 711 Love St.,
W. Cy. 2183 or Fr. 5635.

Have wife, 2 boys to work.
plow if can ride. drive tractor
truck, work at tobacco bat
cure tobacco, -ete., do | carpe te
repairs, Prefer South Ga. Ca

nett, Chatsworth, Rt. 2.
M. Willis.

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job on fram near Stone Mou
tain, Tucker, or Decatur. Floy
Robinson, Atlanta, 52 Woodwa
Ave,, 8. W. z

53 yr. old SObeE exp. m
wants light work on farm ten
ing poultry, etc. Exp. cattle ar
carpenter work also. Need roo
for light housekeeping. Re
sonable salary. Letters ans. R..
Martin, College Park, 305 |
Hawthorne Ave. Ca. 8129. |

Man wants job as care take
of chicken farm for room, board
and $20 weekly. Can drive
and tractor. John London
lanta 220 Simpson St. N. W.
3749. 2

24 yr. old man Sante job 0
farm for home, small s
Prefer chickens or cattle. Ine:
perienced but willing to les
J. G. Dease; c/o S. S. Moss, C:





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missioner of Agriculture your mark or brand of livestock. om

If you desire to register your mark or brand, you may writ
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
to the Ordinary of the County in which your cattle is located.
PHIL CAMPBELL, oe
Commissioner of Agricult

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NOTICE
MARKS AND BRANDS REGISTRATION

At the last session of the General Assembly the marks an
brands law was amended to provide for registering with the Con








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