Farmers and consumers market bulletin, 1955 April 13

Phil Campbell. Commissioner





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Camp Annual meeting
a pues Farmers As-

10:30:

_ Sore f
homson, Smith Stockyards,
ont. Piedmont Hereford Assn.
sale. Forty cows, 40 bulls.
Information: A. Mae Heanett Wash:

aldosta Annual mfiing
ca Turpentine Farmers -Asso-
n. Principal speaker: Earl M.-
Administ ator of Commo- ~
; ervice and Exec.
a8 p Commodity: Credit





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freeze. Since. |
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ie added to shows iced grown on many
Georgia farms. That we can grow soy-
beans successfully in Georgia has been
demonstrated by our experiment stations
-and by many of our most progressive
| farmers, Our soils and our seasons, when
they are normal, meet the requirements

of the crop. Soybeans are a mechanized
enterprise, and many farms in all paris

of the state are already adequately equip-
_ ped with | the mee for handling
them.

oe There is. ie a cash! emarket

for soybeans wherever they are grown.
The cottonseed oil mills in Georgia need
additional oilseed for crushing, and they
- will buy all the beans that are produced
_ anywhere in the state.

tierce a number of good varieties

} well suited to farming conditions in Geor-

| gia. Some of these are: Roanoke, Ogden,
Jackson, .. Dortchsoy 31, JE.W. 45,, and |
ea new one, the Lee, which may not be.

obtainable this year on account of a
limited supply of this seed.

While county agents ona vocational
sqricilluce teachers are always the first |
| source to which farmers go for agricul-

_ tural information, many of the oil mills

in the state, because of their interest in

- the crop, will be able to give assistance

in locating planting seed and in proyid- |

| ing information regarding varieties, cul-
tural (cultivating) | practices, harvesting
and marketing. :

Tt is my firm Fon icion. based on
a study of the records made in past

/ years by some of our best farmers, that
agricultural income in Georgia can be
_ substantially increased by devoting much _

of our surplus acreage to soybeans.
Yields of 15, 20, and 25 bushels

-per acre are not unusual on productive
- soils, properly fertilized and cultivated.
- Soybeans require a non-acid soil, which

suggests that before planting the soil
should be tested, and limed if necessary.
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Savannah Market Shows
State s Highest Gain

The Savannah State Farmers Market,
established only 15 months ago, is lead-
ing all other state markets in rate of gain,
January and,February (1955) total vol-
ume figures showing a 69 percent gain.
Last year the Markets total sales were
$5,568,899, while the first two months
of this year produced sales of $1,165,246.
- Produce commodities most in demand

were: tomatoes, chickens, peppers, onions,

_ citrus fruits, okra, _and watermelons,

The land should be of a topography (the
lay of the land) and the field should be
of sufficient size to permit the use of
machinery. Before planting, the farmer
should make sure a harvester will be
available when the crop is mztured. There

-is no practical way of harvesting soy-
beans by hand.



Peach State Hard Hit
Georgia s usual 10 million-dollar peach

crop, predicted as a total loss this year,
brought peach farmers $8,398,000 in 1954.















Reports indicate many trees were per-.
manently lost in addition to the 55 crop.

Cherokee Tops State
- Cherokee County, of which Canton

- is the county seat, is the states number

one county in total-farm income. Cher-

-okee farmers earned $20,796,000 in 1953.

Poultry and poultry products account-

_ed for most of Cherokees farm income.





Soybean Return Listed
As $30 to $50 Acre

Farmers planting soybeans can ex-
pect a return of $30 to $50 per acre, ac-
cording to information furnished by the
Georgia Seed Crushers Association.

This estimate is based on a yields
ranging from 15-30 bushels an acre,
to be sold for approximately $2 per
bushel. The Association pointed out that
a farmer might be satisfied. with an
acre-yield of 15 bushels until he begins
to increase production through experi-

ence. Some farmers in Georgia already
consistently pipsuce 20-30 bushels per
acre.

? The average National support price
for soybeans is $2.04 per bushel.



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Free, Short Courses
Are Offered By ABAC

Short courses, most of which are
of especial interest to farmers, are of-
fered free of charge at announced dates
by Abraham Baldwin Agricultural Col-
lege at Tifton. These courses are open
to. the general public.

Persons. wishing to enroll, or seek-
ing further information, should write:
Dean T. M. Cordell, ABAC Rural Sta-
tion, Tifton, Ga.

Courses soon to be offered include:
Secretaries (Refresher Course) April 195
Irrigation, April 26; eothing. and Pan
sonal Improvement, Mey, 3; Rural Min-
isters, May 17.

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SALE EVENTS



APRIL 22, Thomson, 1 P. M.
Smith Stockyards . . . Knight
Plantations first annual sales-
Horned and Polled Herefords
... 10 bulls, 65 females of-

~ fered. Jim Knight, Social Cir-
cle.

SECON EN
MACHINERY FOR



SALE

National _ Pressure Canner,
eanhing of 7 or 9 pt. jars. Rea-
sonable: Mrs. F. W. Fielder,
East Point, 301 Pearl St:

Set rear wheels and rims for
H Farmall, tires and tubes,
10-38 included but poor con-.
dition, all $50; Two sets
Weights (never used) for rear
wheels H Farmall, $35; Heavy
Duty Intl 8 disc B and B
Drag Type Harrow, $75. C. D.
Sims., Jr., Folkston, Box 493.
Ph. 3326.

1949 Cub Tractor with~ all
cultivating equip., 10 dise har-
row, 16 in. turn plow, belt
pulley, new tire, hydraulic litt,
perfect cond., $500. W. S. Mock,
Guyton.

1 each, Grain Drill, 8 row,
$50; Nearly new Int. 2 Disc
Plow, $125; Int. Combine, 52-R

- with new pick up attachment,
$30; Standard Grain Roller $60;
Brillow Cultipacker, $200; 4
Dise Harrow Plow. $75. W.
Vance Jackson, LaGrange, 207
W. Haralson St. .

Practically new 1954 Farmall
Super C. Tractor, fast hitch 2
row cultivator, 2 row planters,
all used less 100 hrs., for sale.
. F. Wellborn, Jr., Blairsville,
Rt. 4.

47 Ford Tractor. disc plow,
mower, harow, cultivator, stalk
culter, all equipment, Allis
Chalmers Combine with auxi-
liary motor, $1500: for lot. Lo-
eated Ft. Valley. Contact. Geo.
Slappey, Atlanta, 186 The
Prado, N. E. Ph. Ve. 8649.

2-1/2 hp New Holland-Gar-
den Tractor, 5, X 12 tires, re-
verse 36 in. sickle barn mow-
ex for same, $25; 24 in. Rotary
Tiller, $25. All guar. new. C
R. Jackson, College Park, Rt.
1, De Mooney Rd.

Farmall. A Tractor, starter,
lights, power takeoff, bush and
bog harrow, good cond., $500.
See any time. Julian Living-
ston, Chipley, Rt. 2.

Planet Jr. Garden Tractor,
$ hp with cultivator, disc har-
row, turn plow, for sale or
trade for 1-1/2 or 2 HP Gar-
den Tractor With cultivator.
Jehn F. Gilbreath, LaFayette,
Rit. 2, Box 240.

SEGOND HAND
MACHINERY FOR SALE



One small size cart with
iron wheels, handy on farm or
saw mill. W. S. Lawton, Syl-
vania, Rt. 2.

4 wagon wheels with 4 in.
rims, 3 in good condition: Also
2 Wheels for mule drawn oat
drill, good cond. EK. B. Feeney,
Quitman, (Thomasville Hwy.).

_ Farmall Ax Tractor, starter,
lift, lights, plow, planters, cul-

$500; Ford Mower, $65; Belt
Pulley, $40; Blacksmith. Forge,
$5; Cultipacker, dbl. seed box,
200. All excellent cond. John
dutto, Ft. Valley, Rt. 2. Ph.
-2851.

John Deere 6 ft. combine
with motor, excellent cond.; 6
in. valve to drain irrigation
and stock ponds, $25. Norman
Johnson, Warrenton.

Fort Tractor, planters, - off-
set harrow, cultivator, field
tiller, dirt pan, jack. pump,
mower. Geo. M. Wicker, Amer-
icus.

One gas engine for Hower
Mill, $30; 2 H Wagon, $30.
Carlton Goldin, Temple, Rt. 2.
(Draketown).

Allis-Chalmers B Model, ex-
cellent cond., Dbl. Disc Plow,
like new, planter, cultivator,
harrow. Contact. L. J. Bras-
well, Rockmart, Jones Ave.

Harvester, excellent cond. $500;
Also Friend 400 gal. PTO
Sprayer, good cond. $500. R.
F. Sams, Clarkston. Ph. 3-7322.

2 H Oliver Walking Cultiva-
tor, good as new, $35; 2 H
Wagon, good cond. $25. Sam
J. Bozeman, Rydal, Rt. 2.

2 Row 1952 Allis-Chalmers
Tractor, planter, cultivators, 6
ft. combine and corn picker,
AC Coil Tooth Cultivator, J.
D. 6 disc plow and 20 dise har-
row. O. B. Brown, Sr., Fort
Valley, Rt. 2. Ph. Ta 5-2444:

Intn] milk cooler, 6 can cap.,
for Dairy. Sell with or with-
out aerometer. Both good cond.
B. A. Darley, Lyons.

2 DeLaval milkers, complete
with 3/4 hp motor, compressor,
and other equipment, all prac-
tically new and in good cond.
B. Skipper, Thomasville, Rt.
1. phone 627-J-1.

Large size New Holland
Pickup Hay Baler, fair cond.,
No. 60 Allis Chalmers Com-
bine with motor, Mercury
Chain Saw, Turner Saw Mill

Unit; for sale my farm, 6 mi.
NW Alpharetta. Truman Hol-
combe, Alpharetta, Rt. 3.



tivator, mower, lime spreader, |

60 All-Crop Allis-Chalmers-

and Edger, 75 HP MM Power:

SECOND HAND
MACHINERY FOR SALE

SECOND HAND
MACHINERY FOR SALE









54 Egg Cap. Incubator, new,
used one time, $15. F. H. Cres-
po, Decatur, 2447 Flat Shoals
Rd. De. 3608 (night).

45 McCormick Pickup Hay
Baler, new last year, Super C
Tractor, planters, cultivator,
harrow, tiller, drag harrow,
mower; Farmall H Tractor, cul-

tiyator, planter, tiller, mule
drawn cotton duster, other
farm equip. for sale at my

farm..Mrs. U.S. Lashley, Ogle-

|| thonpe.

Cotton Gin: 3-80 Saw Cn-

tennial, air blast, running
cond., 75 hp elec. motor, in-
door seed. scales, platform

scales. Sell complete or any
part. J. W. Calhoun, Jr., Uval-
da. Sees :

Good 2 H Wagon, $30; Trac-
tor Cut Off Saw, $35; 2 H
Turner, $10. Norman E. Dalton,
Forest- Park, 1280 Main St.
FA-2102. 5

One complete Farmall H or
M Draw Bar, new, for sale or
trade for Shanks for Ford Trac-
for, Cultivator, or \any thing
can use on Ford. L. A: Powers,
Great, 221 W. Poplar St. Ph.
5170. : x

One 2. H Wagon complete
with body for sale; also Bay
Mare Mule, 10 yrs. old, $75.
T. A. Darracott; Buford, Rt. 2-

One King Heavy Bush and

Ke

Bog Harow, 24. in. disc, $85.

Howard Gibson, Marietta, Rt.

6. Ph. 8-1938. :
' Farmall H with hartows,
tandem, bush and bog, bottom

plows, B dise plows, need
slight repair, planters, fert.
equipment, cultivators, turner

peanut shaker, Southern pea-
nut plows, A-45. Intl. Pickup
Baler. Selling immediately. W.
Norman Sellers, Baxley, Rt. 1.
Phone 2807.

Set of 2 Row Cole Dbl. Hop-
Planters, complete with
mounting. for Ford Tractor,
used on season, good .cond.,
$50.00 FOB. Charles Cannon,
Abbeville. 3 i <

1952 Two Row Cotton Pick-
er, Allis-Chalmers, will pick
10 bales cotton in 8 hrs:, per-
fect cond. $8500. Jesse L.
Johnson, Calhoun, 410 North
Wall St. , ee

Standard Riding Tractor with
plows and cultivators, $175.
Near Centerville. V. L. Sum-
mers, Grayson, Rt. 1. f

One Elec. Milk Cooler, cap.
six 10 gal. cans, perfect cond.,
for dairy, $50. Mrs. L. A. Ellia,

sper

Marietta, 217 Lacy St. Ph.
9-6384.
1951 Model Case Combine

With Wisc. Motor, at bargain;
New set Front Mounted Plant-
ers to fit Model WD Allis-
Chalmers, never used, sell at

bargain price. C. E. Parker,
Monroe, N. Broad St. ~~
Farmall A. Tractor with

power lift, PTO, and pulley,
2 disc tiller, harrow, cultivator,
@ianters, $200. Motor needs
being overhauled but can be
used, B. O. Strickland, Rich-
land, Rt. 1.

Oakes 3 Deck Broiler Plant,
110 volts.AC, used 3 times, $35.
Or exch. for 7 ft. fence posts.
Mrs. H. W. Hazelrigs, Tucker,
3302. Old Norcross Rd. Ph.
43-6266.

McCormick Deering Mower
and Rake, Planters, guano box,
plow stocks, plow tools, Gantt
Guano Distributor, Spring
Tooth Harrow, other farm
tools for sale. J. J. Welch, Mc-
Donough, Rt. 2. Phone 3877.

Intl. Hay Rake, 9 ft. good
as new, and Intl. Mower, fits
any tractor, for -sale. R.
Rowe, Moreland, Rt. 1.

Farmall H Tractor, 16 dise
Intl. Tandem Harrow, No. 19-
B; Model. C_ Allis-Chalmers
Tractor, planting and cultivat-
ing equip., 20 disc AC Tander

Hoeme Plowr Simplex 6 Row



Cotton Dustr;( also complete
Dairy Equipment. Mrs. Inez

Tucker, Norwood, Rt. 1.

Box 143. Ph. 5422. :

No. 2182 Harrow, 7 ft. Graham }

1953 J. D. 60 Tractor, used
very little since Sept. 1953,
complete, planters, cultivators
(fit JD-A, B, or G) with quik-
tatch attachment. Taylorway
10-26 B and B Harrow, hydrau-
lically operated, good discs,
$2000 lot. Sell cultivators, plan-
ters separately. Carl D. Wright,
Atlanta, 34 Woodcrest Ave., N.
W. EL-1182. me

Farmall Tractor, Model A, 1
row, all equipment, planters,
cultivators, 2 disc plow, dise
harrow, etc., starter, lights,

Aragon, Rt. 1.

One Model G Allis-Chalmers
Tractor, -cultivators, planter,
disc harow, dise turning plow,
pulley, motor completely over-
hauled with all new_ parts,
good rubber, all equip. good
cond... $575; Mowing Machine,
for Farmall Cub,. good cond.,
$50. Geo R. Brock. Rockmart,

Turner Automatic Pickup
Baler with motor, 1954 model,
used one season, good cond.
Bargain. J. E. McGlaun, Shell-
man..

51 Massey Harris 30 Tractor
with No. 6 Mowing Machine,
for sale or exch. for Ford or
Ferguson. J.D. Nelson. Stock-
bridge, Rt. 1. Ph. 3872.

Tarctor Drawn Farm Wagon,
steel frame, four 6:50 X 16
tires, and tubes, other essential
parts, $135; also Bradley Fer-
tilizer and Lime Spreader, A-1
Cond., with tires for sale. R.
P. Usry, Jr., Villa Rica, Rt. 1.

Ph. Douglasville 2793.
Allis Chalmers WC Tractor,
4 N. tires, motor A-1 cond.

Athens bush and bog, 5 disc
tiller\and seeder, 4 cycle Bragg
and Stratton gasoline dusting
machine, $800 cash. See: C. O.

Mattox, Winder, c/o Peoples
Bank. ; Sa
Farmall Cub ~ Tractor, disc |

harrow, tiller, planterwith fer-
tilizer attach., pulley for saw,
pought new in-1953, very good
cond., $850. J. M. Brown, Pal-
metto, RFD 1. :

One 00 Frick Saw Mill, prac-
tically new, with E-60 -Allis-
Chalmers Motor, Edger and
Plows, for sale. W. G. Bush,
Stockbridge. Phone 3571.

plow and cutting harrow, $345.
FOB. Bill Bentley, Cleveland,
Rt 5) - :

John Deere Combine, 11-A
motor drive, needs some re-
pairs, cheap for cash, or exch.
for Smoothing Harrow or Cat-

Ri 2

Model NT Case Automatic
Pickup Hay Baler with VE 4.
Wisc. Engine, used very little,
practically new condition, $1700
John G. Wright, Washington,
Pp. O. Box 528.

Good as new Oaks Broiler 5
Deck Brooder, used twice, elec-
trically heated. Excellent cond.
A. J. Willoughby, Waco.

Farmall H Tractor, good
cond., new Case 16 Disc Har-
row, $950. C. E. Maddox, Grif-
fin, Rt. C. Ph. 415%. . :

Cultivators, Planters, and

Bush and Bog for Ford Trac-
tor. Fred J. Coffey, McDon-
ough. Ph. 3940.

Two 500 cap, Elec. Farm
Master Brooders, excellent con-
difion, $40 or $20 ea. Trade for
beef type calves old enough to
graze, of equal value. Ivan L
Smith, Clarkston, 410 N. Main
ist: ct ,

J. D. 12 Combine with motor,
good shape, $700; One Bottom
Plow on steel wheels, pull type,
$40. E.. M. Thomas, Fayette- |
ville, Rt. 2. Ph, 3194.

25 BBL Flour Ovtfit with

Drill with fertilizer attachment,
$75. Sacrifice. Dr. Needham B.
Bateman, Atlanta,



Bldg., 127 Peachtree St. N

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PTO pulley, $650. W. C. Noles, |

-Johni Deere H Tractor with}

tle. W. H. Brannen, Unadilla, is

equipment, priced right. J. B"

Wood, Madison. coe ay
Pisce pov fa Vs} ee

Late Model Oliver See

Dearborn 2 dise pl

nearly new dises. Sell or
for fold-over harrow
bush and bog harrow |
tractor; would also like t
rear mounted mower

del. rake, J. C. Burson,

ville.

~John Deere, model 5
$1695; rotary mower,
time. All good as new,
ee Hawkinsv




- SECOND HA
MACHINERY W.







































Want light 1H Wa
harness, good cond
Buggy for single hors
be in Atlanta-Athens
Mrs. Allyn P. Robb,
ville. : eer

Want one gas por
ing plant, good cond.
Ellijay, Rt. 4: (Boar

Want to trade 1949
Tractor, excellent
10 dise bush and
for Farmall Cub w
plow, cultivators. Let
S. P. Rogers, Chambl
Buford Way.

er, Side Del. Hay Ra
ber Tired: Wagon, Gar

ough, Rt. 3. Ph. 3779

Want Cotton Duster,
row, good cond., pulled
tractor. 50 mi. Dubli
Samples, Dublin.

Want complete Joh
Power Life Assembl

priced, a complete
Tractor in poor state 0!
with usable power lift.
Kerschner, Jonesboro
Box 66-B. ~~ aes

Want Graveley 5 HP
with sickle bar, other
ing, equip. Must be
condition, reasonable pri
F. Harris, Griffin, P. O
194. Ph. 4586. =

Want Massey Harris

be cheap for cash, near
ta. Mrs. Etta Thompson,
ta, 2005 Cheshire Ave
CA. 6777.

Want One Wheel

Tractor, .good working
aor W. W. Redmond, Li
gs Pome eae

Want 2-H. riding cul
prefer with plows and

W. D. Van Zandt,
N. C. Rt. 1. (Res. of Ga

Want Fordson Moto
Fordson Tractor. Albert
man, Hscom Hill, Rt.

Want Combine in goo
ning shape, preferably
motor. V. C. Powell, Wi
ville Rte3 4

Want Cultivators for
all Super A. Mrs. J. T. D
Griffin, REA. 3

SEED AND GRA}
FOR SALE

Tender White, and Old
Speckled Half Runner-
55c cup; Red Spotted C
Peas, 30c |b; Blue Ja
lb. 5 Ib. lots; Red Sculli
ions and Buttons, $1 g
postage. G. T. Brow
Ground; sRtr less:





















Cherry Pepper. See
pod; Pumpkin, 15 pack
postage. Mrs. H. A. C
Ellijay, Rt. 5. :

Good - tender Bunct
Seed, white and Brown
Half Runners, 60c cup;
led Crowder and na

Peas, 30c cup; Bunch Poi
40c cup; Yellow Seed
25 cup. Add postage. No.

mor chks. Mandy Ban



Candier | Tbls.,















ED AN ND GRAIN
FOR SALE

SEED AND GRAIN
FOR SALE __



White, Light. Gen
ull, aco Corn-



k Peanut 6 Weeks
ree of, weevils, 50c
Long Green Okra,

dd_postage. Mrs. Car-|_

Mone Green. Okra |
nop, /5c tb.; 5. Ibs.









gra Seed, a5 pkg.
addressed stamped envy.
Fred Sot, Nay-

eres, Newnan,

Se ai Cane
[Ctb. Mrs: Ss. Car-
Rockmart, Rt. 3. Ph. 5343.

triped Cornfield,
White and Speckled Half
ier Garden Beans, all ten-
55 cup; Pumpkin Seed,
Multiplying Seul-
Onion Buttons, $1 gal.;
postage. Gennia Brown,
Ground, Rise os g








ste Gourd Seed, 950 aces
ts, $1;-Congo Watermelon.7
2 - lbs.
, Blackshear.









Ribbon Cine Seed - re-
_tested, 10c e Hugh
Blairsville, Riss

ron ed, 75 1b. Will ship
nd/or pay Postage. A,
qceewell

Min. Mion, Sead. 50c
Glaze Collard, Shal-



Bouquet Pepper,

Alege Hilley
s reestone Beach Seed,
Del. No stamps nor chks.
Ida Sullivan, Ee Feollton,



+! Cream Sugar Crowder











} Runner Bean Seed, or
| Shallots. Add postage. Mrs. W.

tamped addressed |

doz.; Black Beauty
Pepper Plants 20

Good tender bean seed, Old
Fashion Cutshort: Cornfield,
Little Six Weeks Pink Peanut,
and large White Half Runners,
65c cup; Purple Hull, and
Peas,
50c cup. No chks. nor stamps.
Add postage. Mrs.) Pearl Wil-
son, Garters, Rt. 1.

Tender Blue Pole Bean Bec:
| and Streaked Half Runners, 2
cups, | $h20; Early Brown 6
Weeks 2 Crop, Cream Crowder
Peas, 5 cups} $1, 25; Large Col.

f Running Butterbeans, med. size

Col. Running and Col. Bunch

Type 4 cups, $1.25. PP in Ga.
Mrs. Clarence McMillian, Dac-.
la, A

| Red Indian, White Eng. |

Peach-Seed, mixed, tae C200:
$1: Also 2 bu. Walnuts in hull,

| $1 bu. Not postpaid. Exch. for
| print feed sacks.

Come after
walnuts. Miss Katherine Walk-

"ler, Dahlonega, Rt. 3.

Little White Half Runner
Bean Seed, 65c cup. No chks.
Add postage. Mrs. Dashie Hens-

| ley, Ellijay, Rt. 3.

Martin Gourd Seed, 25c
pack; Pumpkin, Scallope
Squash, Cantaloupe, Rutger
Tomato, Everbearing Cyucum-
ber, Sweet Ruby King Pepper
Seed, lic pack; Exch. for Half
White

W. Lowman, Ellijay, Rt. 5.

1954 crop pure Livesy Wat-
ermelon Seed, $2 Lpste5 a bSis
$8. PP in Ga. Mrs. Se M. Jones,
Grayson.

Bouquet Pepper, long, very hot,

red and Cotfee Bean Tree Seed,

10c and self addressed stamped
envelope, Mrs. Bessie Bennett,

Stone Mountain, Rt. 3.

Old Time White Tender Cut-
short Cornfield Bean Seed, $1
cup; Plus postage, Mrs. T. H
Wade, Talking Rock, Rt. 1.

~ Star Millet, reg., 25c; Not reg,
+20c. Add cleaned, treated, in 100

300 lbs. 1954 Korean Lespe-
deza Seed, recleaned, 25c lb.
R. P. Usry, Jr., Villa Rica, Rt. 1.
Ph. Douglasville 2793.

1500 lbs. pure Honeydrip
Syrup Can Seed, 10 lb. Just
off Villa Rica and Rockmart

d HWY, on blacktop road, about 6

Villa Rica. Jerrill Garner,
Villa Rica, Rt. 2.

Recleaned Brown Top Millet,
free of noxious weed seed, 15c
Jb. Norman Johnson, Warrenton.

_ Ga. Peach Seed, Yc pkt. Plus

| postage, Mrs. Viola Brady, Cairo
Rice)

Absut 22 bu. good clean Blue
Ribbon Cane Seed, $2.50 bu.
Donald Duckworth, Biaeaile,
Rt. 2.

Chas, Gray, and Icebox Water
melon Seed, $3 lb.; Henderson
Bush Lima Butterbeans, 35c lb.
R. M. Blackwell, Chamblee.

About 35 or 40 lbs. Black
Diamond (white) Watermelon
Seed, specially selected, hand
saved, $1.50 lb. Parcel. Post pre-
paid. Joe R. James, eee



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Mrs. Freeman Long,
\ 5. /

Long Green Pod Okra Seed,

'50c cup. PP; Sugar Loaf Parsnip,

20c pkt. W. "D. Van Zandt Culb-
erson, N. C., Rt. 1. (Res. of Ga.).

White Bunch Butterbean
Seed, (will produce dry weath-
er); 3 lbs., $1; 10 lbs., $3 No less

ve mailed. L. H. Ouzts, Elberton,
Rv, 2: '

Good Tender Bean Seed,

Speckled Cutshort Cornfield, 60c | /

cup; Mixed Cutshort, 55 cup;
White Eng. Peas, 70c cup Speck
led Crowder, 40 cup. Add
postage. Arvil Lambert, Elli-
day, tise

Brown Top. Millet eo for
hay and grazing, 80 pct. germ.,
l5c lb. FOB. MT
born.

10 Iowa Pie Pumpkin Seed,
20c PP. Miss Etta Withrow, Elli
jay, Rt. 1.



PLANTS FOR SALE



Cabbage and Ga. Collard
Plants, spring grown, 500, $1.50;
$2 M.; Tomato and Pepper, ready
about 25th April. Mrs. I. L.
Stokes, Fitzgerald.

Sage and Catnip Plants, $1
doz.; Also Okra Seed, $1 1b.;
Gourd Seed, 3 packs, $1. L. J.
Ellis, Cumming, Rt. 5.

Wild Strawberry Plants, 5
doz. $1; Mtn. Huckleberry,
bearing size, Blackberry, Run-
ning Dewberry: Plants, 85e doz;
Hazlenut Bushes, 25, $2; Yel-
low Roots, washed, 4 Ib. lard
box, $1. Add postage. Mrs. Nan-
cy Henderson, Ellijay, Rt. 3,
Box 124. j

* Open field grown Chas. E. J.
and E. Flat Dutch Cabbage,
Ga. Collard Plants, 200, 70c;
500, $1.50; $2 M in 5000 lots or
more; New open field grown

y Rutger Tomato, ready, $2.50 M

Prompt shipment. Full count.
Moss packed. Mrs. Mary Lovell,
Baxley, Rt. 4.

Digging Coastal Bermuda
Stolens at 35c cu. ft. through
April. See Sankie Powell at
farm near Wrens, Ga., or con-
tact. M. T. Courson, Hazle-
hurst. f

Rutgers Certified. Tomato
Plants, wilt resistant, $5 M.
FOB. Bob Neal, Grover, Cor-
dele, P.O. Box 147. Ph. 691.

Mtn. Huckleberry Plants, 3
doz., $1; Imp. Dewberry, 50c
doz.; Blackberry, 2 doz., 75c
Wilt Imp. Strawberry, 75c doz.
Kudzu, 10c ea.; Also Bouquet
Pepper Seed, 10c pod; Early
and Late Elberta Peach Seed,
25 doz. Plus postage. Mrs. Otis
Mashburn, Cumming.

Certified Bunch PR Potato,
$7 M. Ready last of April. E.
H. Hall, Arabi, Rt. 1.

Marglobe and Rutger Tomato

| $3 M; Govt. insp. Red and Pink

Skin PR Potato Plants, $4 M.
Oma Lightsey, Surrency, Rugs

Kudzu Crowns, rooted, 1 and 2
yrs. old, $2 C; 500, $7.: $12.50 M.
Add postage. ee D. Crow, Gain-
esville, Rt. 2.

Govt. insp. PR Copperskin
Potato, $4.50 M; 5000 or more
$4. M. FOB my place. No COD.
Ready. D. M. Cason, Bristol.

Bell, Hot and Pimiento Pep-
pers, Rutger,-Pan American To-

mato, Brocolli, Brussels Sprouts,

Cauliflower, Leek, Parsley, Ever
green Bunching Onion, all 35c
doz.; Asparagus Crowns, 1 yr.
size, $1 doz. Add 25c postage
every dollar. Mrs. H. V. Frank-
lin, Register.

Porto Rico, LA Copperskin Po
tato Plants, State insp.,
count, 500, $20. Prompt. ship-
ment, Tied with certified tape.
F. G. Tyre, Bristol.

Jerusalem Artichoke Plants,
$1 C; Tubers, $1 gal. Add 45c
postage, Mrs. C. D. Sellers, eit
jay, Rt. 2.

| | Large Strahan Plants $1.50
C; Horseradish Roots and Plants
$1. 50 doz.; Large Garlic, Bulbs,

75 doz.; Peppermint Plants, 40c;|-

doz. Add postaga. ee packed.
lijay, Rt.

. Morrow, New

Bean Seed, 2 cups,

full.



PLANTS FOR SALE

PLANTS FOR SALE



Tobacco Plants, Coker 140), $2
M at bed. Ready. Come at once.
John Daniel, Ocilla, Rt. 1.

Certified Runner Potato
Plants $4 M. Del. 3rd. zone, J. R.
Gruber, Surrency, Rt.\2.

Hot Pepper Plants (Boquet
and Bird Eggs), 3 doz., $1; Bo-
quet Pepper Seed, 25c doz. pods.

25 bu. Pole Cat Peas, 15 Me
Jim Barry, Menlo.

75 bu. Speckle, 15 bu. Clay

Peas, $7 bu. W. H. Kitchens,
Cochran, Rt. 1.

2 1/2 bu. Browneyed White
Crowder Peas, $10 bu.; 3_bu,

Purple Hull Brown Table and 1

bu, White MushPeas, long hull,

Mrs. Jessie Howard Albany, 400|$12.50 bu.; 4 bu. Old Fashion
S. Cleveland. Bunch Speckled Peas, $6 bu.
/ F B
Cert, Buhch PR Sweet Potato ee ee McCorkle, Cone
Plants, ready now, 500, $5; $9
M. FOB. Ask for quantity prices. 15 bu. Bunch Velvet Beans, 79
One-half deposit required with} pct. germ., $20; 20 bu. Ala,
order. Guar. delivery. L., L.|Brown Crowder Peas, 80 pct,
Heidt, Cordele, Box 49. germ., $10 bu. Plus delivery
chrgs. J. H. Turner, Mauk.
\ Copehagen Market, Chas.

Wakefield, Round Dutch Cab-
bage, White Bermuda Onion, 500
$1; $1.50, M; 5000 up, $1. 25 M;
Write for prices on Sweet Pota-
to and Tomato Plants. B. J.
Head, Alma. Phone 3791.

Govt. insp. Bunch Potato

Plants, $5 M; La. Copperskin, $4 | 3)

M. Prompt shipment. Elmer

Mann, Surrency, Rt. 2.

Govt. insp.. Bunch Potato
Plants, $5 M. Orders filled prom
ptly. David Mann, Surrency,
Rit 2!

Tobacco, Potato, Tomato, and
Sweet Peper Plants;* $3 M.
Plus del. charges. Moss packed.
Can furnish large order. C. C.
Lighsey, Alma, 307 Mercer St.
Ph, 2473.

Jerusalem Artichoke Plants,
31.50; Tubers with plants grow-
ing on them (1-6 plants per
tuber), $3.50 C; Or tubers, $1.50
gal. PP 3rd. zone; $1 gal. at
home. Cash or MO with order.

C. W. Page, Atlanta, 149 N. Ave.,!

N. E. At. 6452.

Imp Bunch PR Potato Plants
ready Apr. 15 to 30. weather per
mitting, moss packed, 300, $4;
500, $6; $10 M. State insp. Pre-
paid in Ga. Phone Ocilla 1422.
J. E. Sims, Mystic.

Golden Acre, Chas. Wakefield,
Early Jersey Wakefield Frost-
prof. Cabbage, and Bermuda
Onion Plants, 300, $1; 500, $1.50;
$2.50 M; Rutger Tomato, Hot
and Sweet Pepper, 300, $2; 500
$3; $5 M. Prepaid in Ga. Otis
Conner, Pitts.

Golden Acre, Flat Dutch, Chas
Wakefield Frostproof Cabbage,
and White Bermuda Onion
Plants, 300, 1; $2.50 M; Rutger
Tomato, Calif. Wonder Sweet,
and Cayenne Hot Pepper, 300,
$2; 500, $3; $4.50 M. PP in Ga.
R. Chanclor, Pitts.

Certified Sweet Potato Plants,
Ga. Red, PR Bunch, and Early
Port, $7. f.0.b. Jack B. Rigdon,
Tifton.

Brown Streaked Half Runner
$1.20; Red
Speckled Running, and White
Bunch Butter Peas, 2 cups, $1.15;

White Crowders, 3 cups, $1.50; 1

Large White and Colored But-
terbeans, 35c cup; Also Broom
Corn Seed, 40c cup. Mrs. Lon
Ashworth, Dacula, Rt. 1.

Approx. 60 bu. Ala. Crowder,
and 30 or 35 bu. Iron Clay Peas,
all recleaned, $10,bu. C. L. Lang
ham, Warrenton, Rt. 2,

Blackeyed Peas (Rams Horn
Variety), very fine green or dry,
20c Ib. Ernest A. Smith, Ben
Hill, 7205 Campbellton Rd. FR-
2736.

5 bu. Brown Crowder Peas,
slightly mixed, $6 bu. at my
place; 7 bu at $5 bu. M. F. Bar-
field, Lauisville, Rt. 1, Box 19.

White fender Half Runner
Garden Beans, 55e cup; 3 cups,
$1.50; Blue Java Peas, 20c lb, in
5 lb. lots or more; Also Pink
Skin Peanuts, 2-4 in hull, $2
pk.; $7.50 bu. and White nest
onions $1.25 gal. Add postage. P.
B. Brown, Ball Ground, Rt. 1.

Good tender Old Fashion Cut-
short Cornfield Beans, large imp
White and Little Pink 6 weeks
Peanut Half Runners, 56c large
cup; Purple Hull and Cream Su-
gar Crowder Table Peas, 50 cup
Add postage. No stamps or chks.
Mrs. Pearl Wilson, Carters, Rt. 1.

250 bu. ro Paas, sacked in

bu. b 81 pot, germ.,
PE eal,
A ox 147.

88. me u, FO! LOW

dele, P



~ Good Tender Speckled Cut-
short Cornfield Beans, 65 cup;
Tender -White Salet
Peas, 75c cup; Mixed Cutsho
Beans, 60c cup; Speckle ~an
Blackeyed Crowder Peas, mixe
45c cup. Add postage: Mrs.
Preston Southerland, Ellijay, Rt.

Cabbage Peas (both hull and
peas white), best for table use,
$1. cup; 3 cups, $2; Lady Finger
Peas, 60c cup, 2 cups, $1. Send
cash or MO. C, C. Draughon,
Ochlochnee,Rt. Le

8 1/2 bu. nice Brab: Peas,
$8.50 bu. FOB. No less 1 bu.
shipped. Pat Snelson, Greens-
boro. Ph. 43%. }



CORN AND SEED CORN
FOR SALE
_

Good Hastings and Whatleys
Mixed Corn, $1.75 bu. my barh
2 mi. W. Sunny Side on Minter
Rd. P. D. Glanton, Griffin, Rt.
A.

About 100 bu, 1954 White
Corn, free of weevils, $2 bu.
Will deliver from 40-100 bu,
within 100 mile radius. Haskell
Hopper, Cherry Log.

200 bu. Ga. 103 Corn, i
shuck, $1.75 bu. at barn, 2
mi. West, Barnesville. Carl
Wright, Atlanta, 34 Woodcrest
Ave,, N. W. El. 1182.

50 bu. Corn, $1.75 bu. See.
M. M. Cooper, Duluth.

Approx. 15 bu. Yellow Cora
in shuck, $1.50 bu. in my. barn.
H. H. Thomas, Dahlonega, Rt. 1.

About 75 bu. sound Yellow
Corn in Shuck, $1.85 bu. my
Crib, 1/2 mile off Sandy Plains,
8 mi. Marietta J. A. Gann, Mari
etta, Rt. 1, Box 190. Ph. 8-2807.

500 bu. White Corn slipper
shuck (not hybrid), sound, Ist.
class, $1.50 bu. (80 lbs to bushel).
FOB my crib, 20 miles Blue
Ridge Manly Davenport, Dial.

150 bu. White corn in shuck,
$2 bu. my place near New Hope
Church. J. C, Wright, Milner, Rt.

400 bu. Halcomb prolific corn,
$2 bu. J. A. Land, Clayton, Rt.
1 c/o Kingwood Farm.

75 or 100 bu. yellow corn,
$1.80 bu. at my barn. George
Brooks, Avera, Rt. 1.

200 bu. good corn, $2 bu at my
home, 4 mi. Brooklet. Mrs. J.
W* Forbes, Brooklet. Rt. 2.



COTTON SEED FOR SALE



Empire cottonseed, Germ. 87%

pet. Delinted and treated, $7
CWT. John Goldin, Temple,
Rt. 2 (Draketown).

Cokers 100 wilt-resistant cot-
tonseed, Ist yr., in 100 lb. bags,
$5; or recleaned, delinted and
treated, $6. All FOB. J. W. Hol-
lis, Rutledge, phone 2322.

Empire -Wilt Resistant, Big
Boll Cotton Seed, grown from
foundation seed, ginned one
variety gin, 5%c lb. at farm.
Riley C. Couch, Senoia.

Cokers 100 Wilt Resistant
Cotton Seed, Ist yr., cleaned,
delinted, treated, $6.50 Cwt.
bags, FOB. Ss. W. Clements,
Rochelle, Rt. 1.

No. 15 D & PL Cotton See
ist yr. picked and ginned dry,
roll dropped, machine delinted,
seresan treated, $7.50 Cwt. FOS.
MO. U. V. Stancil, Eastanollee,

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COTTON SEED FOR SALE

oe

20 tons Cokers 100 wilt-res-
istant cottonseed, Ist yr., pick-
ed without rain, 1- 3/32 lint;
Germ. 98 pct.; 1 var. gin, big
lock bolls, recleaned, delinted,
treated, in 100 lb. bags, $7; not
treated, $5. H. P. Malcom, So-
cial Circle, Rt. 2, Box 47. phone
3346.



SEED WANTED



Want small amt. Dill Seed at
once. Mrs. Eva McGiboney, Cov-
ington, Rt. 2.

Want Benny Seed (sometimes
spelled Bennie). Elliott T. Car-
- ter, Baxley. Rt. 2, Box 202.

Want Old Time Banana Musk-
melon Seew (melons oblong,
large). Cleo Sparks, Boling-
broke, Rt. 1.

Want one peck Bunch Velvet
Beans, or less amount for seed;
Also Old Time Nancy Hall Dark
Red Sweet Potato plants or
oushel or peck of seed. H. R.
Sheffield, Blackshear, Rt. 2.

Want 100 Ibs. each Sericea, or
Kebe Lespedeza Seed. State
orice. J. B. Whitfield, Conley,
at. 1, Di-4770.

Want 100 bu. Whippoorwill
Peas, cleaned, ready to sow. J.
D. Bales, Ringgold.



MISCELLANEOUS
FOR SALE - 4



BAMBOO (ROOTS):

20 nice Jap. Bamboo Roots,
$1.25 prepaid. Mrs. Maude
3rooks, Arlington, RFD.

Bamboo Roots, 50c lb.; Also

Gourd Seed, 10c doz. and
ttamped env. Mrs. Grady
~ 3rewer, Toomsboro.

CANE _SEED:

Old fashioned Cane (bedded
before frost), with good roots,
50 stalks for $10 at my place.

. L. Johnson, Bishop, Rt. 1.

FRUIT (FRESH AND DRIED)

Sundried Pears, free of
worms, peel, core, 5 lb. $3
lus postage. Mrs. J. M. Jones,
Grayson. :

Bright dried apples, free of

cores, peel, worms, 55c lb. Add
tage. Mrs. H. A. Chastain,
allijay, RFD 5.

Good cooking, sundried ap-
oles, free of peel and core, 40c
-b. plus postage; No less 5 lbs.
old. Exch. 10 lb. for 20 chic-
xen feed sacks, (solid blue. Ka.
aay postage. Ethel Clement,
3Stairsville, Rt. 4.

- 1954 sundried apples, 35c lb.
Plus postage. Exch. for white
sacks (2-sacks for 1 lb:). Mrs.

tomer Free, Dial.

Dried Appls,*free of worms,
seel, and core, 45c lb. Add
sostage. Eva Long, Ellijay, Rt.
3.

Cooking apples, dried, free of
core, worms, peel, 35c lb. Add
oostage. Mrs. Albert Payne,
Middleton.

6 Ibs. dried apples, $2, plus
6c postage; $3 per 9 lbs., plus
5c postage. Mrs. J. C. Hunt,
Young Cane.

GARLIC BULBS:

Garlic Bulbs, 50 doz.; Out-
-f-State and North Ga., add 10c

*

xostage. Mrs. Mary Shrum,
Sitzgerald, Rt. 1, Box 108.
Garlic Bulbs, 50c doz._ Mrs.

Villie Turpin, Gainesville. Rt.
SACKS:
Sacks: 2 large checkered

2 odd print, 35c
col. borders,

dairy for $1:
ca.; 2 white flour,

i 75ce. Add postage. Mrs. G.
. Brown, Ball Ground.

*Print sacks, large size, 35c

ea. washed, ironed. Mrs. Pau-

line Franks, Hiawassee.

SAGE:

Shade Dried Sage, no stems
oy trash, 30c cup; 3 cups, $1.
Mys: Cora ervey Marietta,
Sand Town

-til October.





MARKET BULLETIN

MISCELLANEOUS
FOR SALE








SUPPLIES FOR SALE



WALNUTS AND WALNUT
MEATS:

8 pints Black Walnut Meats,
1954 crop, $1 pt. Add postage.
Mrs. Lula _Cook, Canton, Rt. 2.

Clean Walnut Meat, 80c pt.
Add postage. Miss L. M. White,

Dahlonega, Rt. 1, Box 57.
Walnut Meats, $1 pt.; Also
Gooseberry Bushes, tame, $1

per 7; And Artichoke Plants
for sale. R. C. Stover, Ellijay,
Rite Di

Walnut Meat, $1 pt. prepaid.
John F. Cofer, Stephens.

HAY:

at Avalon, 10 mi. below Toccoa.
on Hwy. 17. H. H. Miller, Toc-
coa, 144 Woodlawn Dr.

FRUIT VINES:

Scuppernong vine cuttings,
18 for $1; Purple (sweet), bears
early; White, bears, ripens un-
Mrs. G. Collins,
Cobbtown. ;

Large type purple Fig sprouts
$1 ea.; 2 Walnut and-2 seedling
pecans, $1. Add postage. Mrs.
V. M. Johnson, Shellman.

Concord grape, 1 yr., $1.50
doz.; 2 yr. $2.25; Latham Red
raspberry, 1 yr., $1.75 doz; 2
yr. $2:25; Washington asparagus,
Lye; $1.25; Devt Slee.
Friday, Rome, RFD 5.

PECANS:

Sound and all right Pecans,
35c lb. cash with order. Mrs. C.
D. Weeks, Douglas, 608 E. Bry-
an St.



MISCELLANEOUS
WANTED ~



BEES AND BEE SUPPLIES:

Want one Root 3 Frame Honey
Extractor and Cappings Drier,
good cond., with or without
power attachment. Advise price
shipped RR Exp. collect. Rob-
ert Johnson, Cogdell.

EGGS:

* Want 15 or 30 Golden Se-
bright Bantam, also purebred,
also pure Cornish eggs and
Baby Pekin Ducks. Kenneth
Shockley, Alto, Rt. 2. =

Want Ringneck pheasant eggs.
Give price. C. D. McConnell,
Grayson.

HAY:

Want price, amount, kind of
Hay, within 25 to 45 mi. At-
Janta; Also want some corn in
shuck. W. L. Cousins, ee
3001 CGooledge Rd.

PLANTS: .

Want 200 Egg Plants. Advise
quantity and price. C. A. Shep-
pard, Avondale Estates, Box 197.
Ph. Cr. 8488.

Want Coastal Bermuda Grass

Stolons (about 2 sacks full).
Quote price. H. H. Fisher,-
Stockbridge. zs
STRAW:

Want some Wheat or Oat

Straw, baled, from vicinity of
Buford. Advise. L. H. Sudderth,
Buford.



HONEY BEES AND BEE
SUPPLIES FOR SALE



Bee Hive with metal
like new, reasonable. W.
Crowell, Atlanta, 985 Forrest
Rd., NE. Cy, 1654.

75 Bee Supers, 8 and 10
frame, thoroughly cleaned,
-painted, good cond., $1.50 ea.;
Also 7 or 8 hives bees, $5 ea.
M. J. Smith, Farmington.

100 hives, mostly Caucasian

top,
EF.

with homemade lids, 1 hive
body, 1 excluder, 2 supers (one
partly full of honey, other with
frames only). Fair cond. $10
per hive. John W. Wishon, Blue



Ridge, Rt. 2, Box 173.

yin

200 bales Lespedeza and}
Straw hay, 75c bale, my place,

Bees, 10 frame size patent hives }

Strong colonies Italian. Bees,
10 frame patented -hives,
inspected, $10 ea.; Extra supers,

47-2617.

2 frame reversable honey ex-
tractor perfect shape for less
half price: J. T. Holland, Pek
Rt. 1, Box 62.

13 colonies honey bees on
full sheet foundations, healthy,

ers with frames and part full
combs, some equipment. 6 new
hives complete, outfit, $75. Come

| efter. C. W. Warnock. Soperton,

Rt 3. (5 mil. W. Oriand).



CATTLE FOR SALE



Young cow with Dae calf at
side, cheap for qiuck sale Belle-
Liggons, Aragon, Rt. 1.

6 vr. old reg. Jersey Bull from
Gold Medal Cow, over 1300 Ibs.
milk and over 600 Ibs. butter fat:
Also 6 reg. Jersey Heifers,: 6-7
mos. old. C. S. Stewart, Craw-
fordville. Ph. No. 3.

5 Guernsey mileh Cows to
freshen between now and June
3, one reg. male 18 mos. old,

Thurmond, Farmington.

Jersey Cow, gentle, 2 gal. milk
daily, 4 lbs. butter
freshen Sept. 3rd calf, bred to
White Face Bull, $125.; Guern-
sey Bull Calf, 2 mos. old, $1;
Black Bull Calf, 5 wks. old, $10
at my home. Mrs. Eva Williams,
Augusta, Rt. 1, Box 4.

Holstein Guernsey Cow with

dairy feed, gentle, easy to milk,
$150. W. S. Mock, Guyton.

Male Calf, about 1. yr. old,

for sale or trade for good work

horse or mule. Lee Ellis, Sugar
Valley, Rite

Reg. Horn Type Hereford Bull
Calves; and choice OIC Pigs for

Phone De: 0957 before 9 AM.

70 head artificially sired Hol-
stein and Guernsey Cows with
base of 140 gal. milk daily, to
freshen for Fall production. 6 mi
N. LaFayette. A. S. Henry, La-
Hayetverde le. 43740.

Few head Grade Angie Cows
with good thrifty calves as side.
Hoyt Little, Commerce.

8 reg. Jersey Cows, .3-8 yrs.
old, somef resh , all milking
now. Contact. O. B. Williams,
Lula, Rt. 2.

Reg. Honn type Hereford Bull
Calves, for sale or trade for
calf of same type and quality
Also choice OIC Pigs for sale or
trade for feed. W. J. Lyle, :Lil-
burn, Rt. 1. Ph. De. 0957.

Purebred and Grade Angus,
with and without calves. J. C.
Lee, College Park, Rt. 1. Wel-
come All Rd. Ph. Ca. 6090.

Reg. Hereford Bulls and Cows
horned and polled, Prince and
CMR Rolo Domino breeding,
$100 up. James A. Smith, White,
Rteely

HONEY BEES AND BEE |
| Hereford Bulls,

$5. C. S.. Winn, Dunwoody, ihe

all painted, A-1 cond., 52 sup-|

dehorned, ring in nose. H. W. ||

weekly |

Ist. calf. gives 3 gal. milk with |

sale or rtade. W. J. Lyle, Lil- |}
burn;.c/o Oraland Farm. Atlanta

















































































_ CATTLE FOR SAL

5. reg. Dbl. Standard Polled |
all sired by
Grand Champ., a grandson of
World Famous CMR-Rollo Dom,
12, for sale. J. H. Knight, Frank-
lin, c/o Jasmine Hill Cattle Je
Ranch.

Good Tae Milch Cow, 3rd. |
calfone week old, for sale. R. M.
Blackwell, Chamblee, Rt. 2.

top quality,
Open eee
| good cond.,

Reg. Hereford Bull, 13 mos.
old, sire DHFTAMA 12, well
marked, $135. C. F. Howe, Mar-
ietta, Rt. 3. Ph. 8-3445, ;

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being accompanied by proper certificates 0) it
shall be returnd to the shipper or desirayed:

ENTOMOLOGY es
22 = - Cerle Ales. Director












If you desire to

forms will be mailed





At the last session of the General Assetnbly the | ma ie an
brands law was amended to provide for registering with ae Cor
missioner of Agriculture your mark or brand of livestock,

the Department of Agriculture fo r application, . cand. all necessar

There is no cost for this registration except the recording fe
to the ony of the County -in which yeu cattle i is located ;







register your mark or brand, you may at

fo you. z













Fi cemoyal
op was almost
1panied by a de-
alfalfa. Thicker












bohydrates.

ethods of harvesting, preserv-
q ndling forage,
ly dry ay, affect losses of
ves which directly affect the|
lity of the forage.
ood. pastures. when. available
usually considered the best]
economical source of-di-| portant source of forage, rationed
ee But even |grazing has demonstrated its











osion. In this
properly, little j

TOp in the same
pounds per acre.
arley, millet and
_ either _removed

in late October |__
were taken the!

ight of 3 rather
owever, removal
1s hay usually led
-and a subse-

C is the fee feed to
kinds of livestock. They can |
quantities most effi-
verting it into the Ey

for the animals con-
nd for man, who eats
e crops to grow,
esting or grazing, |
stages of
thod of utilization,

fferent

a: grass, timothy and tall
ng tic grasses, a er

atgra SSeS, ee aus and
Le guntes as sweetclover, 5
ison clover, EEL ONES
widely adapted.
ot only variety ae ey
eed is important. The best
uways most economical. If
is worth renovating (and
y old, run-down pastures
it is worth using high-
ty seed and not just ordinary
in the renovation,
ie quality of the forage in-
aces its feeding value. This
ends not only on the kinds of
its that compose it but upon
stage of growth when cut or
zed. Young growth is more
titieus, palatable and digest-|}-
but not usually more produc-
of dry matter, Leaves are
most nutritious parts of the
atin. protein and peo

are |} drought periods.

espe-

PAGE FIVE





Photo SCS
New seeding of. alfalfa with wheat
| in fall several weeks after
wheat harvest.

per square foot in the seedings
in Sudangrass, buckwheat, millet
or soybeans, the yield of hay the
following year was a half a ton 4
less per acre than when oats and
~| barley were used. Plots of Su-
dangrass and buckwheat cut for
hay, with over 13 alfalfa plants
per* square foot alive in the
spring, produced only 2.54 tons
of alfalfa hay per acre. Plots of
oat varieties, with 9.3 alfalfa
*|plants per square foot, produced






















t a month later = ;
bide: case: of Sudan: 8.02 tons of hay.
heat, millet or soy-
and complete re-
mpanion crop was
th at least fair

Thus, stand count was by no
means -an adequate criterion ot
potential hay production. Plant
|vigor, as well as number, must
|be considered. With all small
grains, acceptable stands and
yields were obtained under thes
systems of management and with
_flittle difference poe ween varie-
| ties. :





Some Things to Consider
: In a Planned Forage
Program

1. Kinds of livestock to feed

- and number of each.

2. Kinds of grasses and le-
gumes best adapted to
~ soil and most suitable as
feed for livestock on
farm, as pasture, hay
and silage. :

- 8. Periods during which

_.. pasturage can be made
available normally - and
periods when preserved

forage is required.

. 4. Land available and best
suited as permanent
pasture or whether to
depend upon rotation.
pastures. Gone

See Crops which can be

grown to supplement

permanent or rotation
pastures during normal
hot summer months or
as emergency crops in

o

Ton eh

6. Where numbers of live-
stock and labor avail-
able, and acreage small,
consider economy of
soiling practice to pro-
duce most green forage
from fewest acres.

otis Rotation grazing and
pasture-a-day pattern
for most effiicient pas-

_. ture use.

- 8. Quality of foragehow

~ to produce best quality

silage and hay, most:
efficiently and econom-
ieally.

~ 9. Equipment needed for
harvesting, preservation
and storage of forage
the initial cost, storage
and maintenance of such
equipment.

10. How operation of grass-
land program can. in-

- crease productivity of
low-fertility areas.







Where pasttires are an im-

economy and efficiency. The_ob-

pastur 5 ALS ject is to furnish each day~the
ore milk: thot a eh quantity of material |

t a given number of animals
oo aeevey and eco-



"CATTLE, FOR SALE



5 Bate geo yrs. old, sons of
SH Royal Larry 13, and Grand-
sons of Hillcrest Larry 13th,
ae -$350. Johnson Usry, seule
on. 3

Purebred Hereford Bull, about

11/2 yr. old, butt headed, good.
eee ode Butler, Danville, Box

Two purebred Short Horn
Bulls, light roan, about 9 and
10 mos. old, reg. buyers name,
550 or 600 bs. for sale. S. W.
Smith, Hawkinsville,

Full Guernsey Milch Cow,
3rd. calf 6 wks. old, $85 both:

| Jlersey-Guernsey Milch Cow,

2nd. calf 6 wks. old, $85 both;
Also 5 OIC and PC Pigs, 8

-{wks. old, and 2 Shoats, 75-100

lbs. Hoyt C. Maxwell, Norcross,
uussels Phone 2729.

Reg. Aberdeen-Angus Bull,
7 mos. old, top breeding, for
sale. Z. J. Lee, Red Oak. At-

lanta. phone CA- 6396.
White Belted Dutch Bull,
reg. No. 2174, Sire. Pioneer

Oakland Lad, Reg. No. 2081,
Dam Lucky. Coy, Reg. ane
5259, calved May 2, 1950, $350.
I. Teem, Milner, RED. Ph.
Griffin 4897.

Polled Hereford Bull, Beau
Rollo 6th., calved Jan. 31, 1951,
reg. papers from Tifton Exp.

| Station. W. ~D. Gill, Richiand.

Reg. Angus Bull, Black Cap
Boy of 51, and 6 Angus Cal-
ves, 10 mos. old, 3 Steers, 2
Bulls, 1 Heifer. Lamar Flowers,
ee 120 Superior Ave. De.
= ney

Small herd bred White Face
Beef Cows and Heifers, with
reg. Polled Bull. Sacrifice for
quick sale. D. B. Hunt, Atlanta,
484 Brentwood Dr., N. 4. Ch:
5550. 5
3- young Guernsey

freshen soon, for sale. Geo. M.
Wicker, Americus.

2 White Face Cows. 1-1/2-

| 2-1/2 yrs. old, one freshen soon;

ls Jersey Male, not reg. 18
mos. ola, for sale at my place.
W. Allanson, College Park, Rt.
2, West Washington Rd.

Milch Cow, 2 gal. now, 5 gal.
when fresh, $75. Howard Gib-
son, Marietta. RED 5. Ph: 8-
1938.

Polled Hereford Bull, 800-
900 lbs., $125 to prevent in-
breeding. Miss ee Knight,
Eee Rt. 2.

Reg. Polled Hereford Bull,
3 1/2 yrs. old, Domino breed-
ing, $300. Wm W. Smith, De-
icatur, 3550 Glenwood Rd. Ph.
De--2611- 2

An Darracott, Buford, Rt. 2.

40 head well bred Polled
Hereford Heifers, purebred,
high grades,
Heifers, bred, good cond., 16-
20 mos. old, for sale. J. T. Cof-
fee, Eastman. -

1 reg. Brahma Bull, 18 mos.
old, gentle, for sale. W. H.
Brannen, Unadilla.

5 reg. Aberdeen-Angus Bulls,

-|}5-12 mos. old, not halter broke,

gentle, top class, tracing to
best. breeding, sire weighs
1800, in pasture condition, $115-
$150, with papers. C. E. Mc-
Leroy, Colbert, Rt. 2.

~ Reg. Guernsey Bulls, from
highest and best breeding in
State, ready for service. Rea-
sonable. F. H.. Bunn, Midville.

8 Holstein and Guernsey,

Bred to freshen June, July
with Ist. calf, 600-750 Ibs., $80-
$125. Hamilton L. Hill, New-

nan, c/o Hill ae Farm. Ph.
1918W~

Reg, polled Hereford bulls,
ready for service. HSF Beau
Victor bloodlines, and out of
Battle Domino cows. Big boned
and in excellent cond. Priced



Cows,

1 Cow, 3 gal. daily, $100. T.|Rt. 1

HOGS FOR SALE
4 i



Several OIC Pigs, 12 wks. old,

not reg., $10 ea. Henry Sprad-

lin, Senoia, Rt. 1.

Reg Cherry Red Duroc Male
Pigs, ready for light service,
from top bloodlines, and large
litter, $40. farm; $45 shipped.
Robert A. Cail, Savannah, Rt. 5,
c/o Forest River Duroc Farm.

4 perfectly marked Hampshire

Male Pigs, 9 wks. old, reg. buy-

ers name, $25 ea. C. A. Miller,
Bainbridge, Rt. 2, Box 182.

Litter of purebred Tamworth |
Pigs, ready to ship in 4 weeks,
for sale. Have several not book-
ed for sale yet. Will be treated
for cholera, reg. buyers name.
Thomas Peth, Marlow, Rt. 1.

3 Hereford Males, from large
litters, farrowed Dec. 11, top
ploodlines, choice breeding stock
good markings, extra good pigs,
$45 ea. J. L. Adams, Dewey
Rose. Ph. Elberton 640J3.

Purebred Spring Hampshire,
Duroc Gilts and Boars, reg., 8-
10 wks. old, $25 ea. FOB. Hilton.
E. Davidson, Glenwood, Rt. 2,
c/o Lowery FFA.

Mixed OIC-PC pigs, all prices,
at my place. Spencer Carter,
Atlanta, 487 Childress Dr., S.-W.
Am. 9237. :

Reg. Tamworth Gilts, young
boars, bred gilts, proven sows.
Gilts bred to Belfair King, some
pigs with Production Records
by Belfair King and Coosa
Valley Supreme. John P. Demp-
sey, Rome, Rt. 2, c/o Belfair
Farm.

23 purebred iarigehive Pigs

wks. old 3rd April, $10 ea.

ear Bellview Church. George
. Phillips, Rockmart, Rt. 1. Ph.
5722.

Reg. Wereford Hogs, 5 1/2 mos
old boars and gilts, vaccinated,
reg papers furnished. Will
erate and ship for $40 ea. Mrs.
W. A. Ward, Jr. Marietta, Rt.
3, c/o Ward Meade Farm. Ph.
8-8772.

Black PC Pigs, treated, worm-
ed, reg. buyers name, from prize
winning stock, some from a 4
times Grand Champ Sow, $35 ea.
Will ship but best come see. J.
W. Little, Jeffersonville, Rt. 1.

Reg Big Bone Guinea Sows,
breed, $40 ea.; Reg. Pigs, $15 ea.
Will ship. S. R. Wade, Alto, Rt.
1.

Good pigs, crossed OIC and
PC, at my place. H. C. Bagby,
Marietta, Rt. 1. Ph. 9-4549.

SPS Male Pigs, about 75 lbs.,
$20-$25 ea. Reg. buyers name.
Will ship FOB. Raymond Seck-
inger, Springfield, RFD, Box 87.

Reg SPC Boars and Gilts, 7
hog. Bobby Kerlin, Fayetteville,
15.SRC Pigs. subj. to register,

{2 wks. old, $10 ea. H- W. Sim-
mons, Macon, 4131 Riggins Mill

20 head Angus} Rd

Eggs: White African Guinea,
and White Cornish (from. prize
winning stock, 15, $2 Del. Mrs.
O. L. Craft, Lavonia, Rt. 2.

White Beltsville Turkey Eggs
for hatching, good stock, $3 doz.
No shipping. D. T. Minhinnet,
Dunwoody, Rt. 1, Ph. 47-2719.

Mallard Duck Eggs, purebred,
for setting, $1.75 doz. PP. E. H.
Bridges, Sharpsburg.

Extra large infertile yard eggs
60c. W. J. Sumlin, Atlanta, 730
Grand Ave. N. W. Be. 5393.

Purebred Green Head Mal-
lard Duck Eggs, $1.75 doz PP.
H. B. Durham, Union Point, 804
Dolvin Ave..

Purebred White Rock eggs,
15, $1. Add 15c postage; Also NH
Reds, 15, 75c. Add 25 postage.
Mrs. Arizona Shockley, Alto, Rt.
De

Hopkinson Watrhorse Eggs, 15,
$7.50. Will ship. Ed Cambron
Cedartown, 120 Woodland Rd.



reasonably. Come see. F. M,
_ Biggers, Conyers. :

Pure Mallard Dug Mage tos or
setting $1.75 dog.

rte eggs,

wks. old, from Grand Champ*

HOGS FOR SALE
i G
_ Peafowl, Pheasants, Quail,
Fancy Bantams, Wild Mallard
Ducks, Pekin and Muscovey
Duck, Toulouse Geese, Guinea,
RI Red, and Game Eggs for
hatching Porcel Post prepaid.
Contact. Mrs. Helen Street, At-
lanta, Rt. 2.

Pureberd R. C. S. L. Wandoe
15, $1.75, insured and
Postpaid. Mrs. Decia Harris,
Lula.

Jersey White Giant eves from
Choice range flock, $2 setting
also fey yr. old cockrels $2 ea.
Moline M. Landrum, Adairs-
ville. Rt. 3.

also few yr. old cockrels Eggs, 15
$7.50. E. M. Cambron, Cedar-
town, 120 Woodland Rd.

Pureberd, heavy type, long
yellow leg Dark Cornish Eggs,
15, $1.65 30, $3:15 MO only _
Cartons to be returned at once.
Miss Cora B. Patterson, iy 2
Rt. 1, Box 35.

Guinea Eggs, $1.50 doz. Mary _
Peck, Orchard Hill.

Royal Purple Guinea Eggs at

my home, 15, $1.50; 20, $2 Mrs.
W.Y. Summers, Newnan, Rt. 52+

Pure Mallard Ducks Eges, fork
setting, $1.75 doz. PP. Inis M.
Cole, Sharpsburg. _

Toulouse Goise Eggs, 25 ea.
Miss Ruth Brown, Shiloh. .

Turkey Eggs, from 2 yr. hens,
35 ea.; $4 doz. None shipped.
John iC: Ford, Decatur, 4490 Flat
Shoals Rd. De 7004. :

Beltsville No. 1 Mature Boar,

Reg SPC Boars FFA Pig chain
breeder. (Sell cheap to prevent
butchering). Norman R. Long,
Americus, c/o Koinonia Farm.

| Ph, 4588.

Reserve Grand Champ Macon
herd boars and sow prospects.
Fair, approx. 375 lbs., mostly
black color, $85; Also SPC Sow,
not reg. Sidney Thompson,
Thomaston, Rt. 2. (Res. near
Yatesville, Rest Haven Rd.).

Reg. Big Bone Guinea Pigs, 3.
mos. old April 15th., $25 ea.;
One Bred Gilt, $50 Ship in Ga.
Leon Watson, Unadilla, P. oO.
Box 214.

16 Pigs, pure OIC, and OIG
crossed; 6 wks. old Apr. 17th.,
$10 ea. at my home. 5 miles W.
Palmetto on Rico Rd. Will not
ship. Mrs. . A. Phillips, Pal-
metto, Rt. 1. Ph. 5153. i

Reg. SPC, all ages, some real
heard poars and sow prospects.
Can furnish unrelated pairs.
Quitmon Barrs, Eastman.

OIC Shoats and Pigs, from
reg., short nose, blocky type
stock; Shoats, $25,$30 ea.; Pigs,
$20. Will: reg. and have: treat- -
ed. MO. Cheaper at farm. Paul
J. Cain, Commerce, Rt. 1.

Big Bone Guinea Boar, 2 yrs.

| old 350 lbs., with papers, $69.3

Gilt, bred, full stock, not reg.,
$35. Will not ship. Floyd Shooke-
Titus,

OIC Pigs, 8 wks. old, tioice
breeding stock, reg. buyers
name, short nose, blocky, treat-
ed, from prize winning stock,
$20 ea. R. L. Smith, Voc. Ag.
Teacher, Clayton.

8 wks- old PC and Big Bone
Guinea Pigs, crossed, for sale
at farm 6 mi. E. Adairsville in
Pleasant Valley. H. D. Pinson,
Adairsville, Rt. 3. ;

4 reg. Hampshire Gilts, 1
Boar, 175 Ibs. ea.,- farrowed
last Aug., sired by SE Fair
Grand Champ. Boar, guaran-
teed winners if fed properly,
$75 ea.; $70 ea. for lot. R..B.
Harrell, Eastman. Ph. nite 2774.

Reg. SPC Service Boars, 4
mi. SE Pinehurst. M. J. Black-
mon, Pinehurst.

Purebred Hampshire. Duroe
Gilts and Boars, reg., 8-10 w %
old, $25 ea. FOB. Hilton
Davidson, Glenwood, Rt. 2.

Reg. Duroe Pigs, several lit-
ters to choose from FFA priz
winning stock, $25 ea. up to

located



Cole, Sharpsburg:

-' wks. old. Farm
ME | Fowstown J. B. Swicord,
inbridge, Rt. 1.


wks. old, reg. buyers name,
treated choice breeding stock,
$20 ea. Hayden Jones, Rabun

_ Gap.

. Booking orders now.



pion bloodlines, $22.50 at farm;

PAGE Six
HOGS FOR SALE



Black and White Spotted
OICs ranging $12.50-$18.50.
James Carter, Atlanta, Rt. 4,
Box 487. Am, 9237,

Will breed 3 unusually fine
Yorkshire Gilts to Hickory
Hill Pepper, a son of one of
the breeds top boars, best
bloodlines, $95 ea. Clyde Blay-
lock, Marietta. Ph. ~7-1318.

2 Black P. C. Gilts, from lit- |

ter of 10, 190 lbs. ea.. bred to
Duke reg. Black PC Boar.
$50 ea. my Barn. J. C. Gosa,
Leesburg, Rt. 1.

Reg. Tamworth Pigs, open
and bred gilts, unrealted boars
and gilts, reg. buyer's name. 3
mi. No. Davisboro. R. J. Wil-
liams, Riese

Fifty to Sixty 50 lb. Shoats
at market price: Also twenty

Davisboro,

75-100 lb. shoats. J. H. Cole-
man, Jr., Warrenton.
Reg. -Tamworths, exception-

ally fine pigs from large lit-
ters, unrelatd boars and gilts.
Will ship. J._S. Davis, Abba.
Rt. 3. (Fitzgerald). Ph. .6541.

Bred Duroc Gilts,
bred: to farrow 30-60 days,
Star and Wavemaster breed-
ing, reg. buyers name. 1 mile
West Cohutta. B. Holcomb,
Varnell, Rt. 4...

Red Male Hog, around 400
Ibs., $60. Must sell at once.
Mrs. Maggie Turner, Riverdale.
Ph. Jonesboro 5151.

Several

le SDUnebTed #2S PC Rigs. 74:
males, 3 females, Hensley |
bloodlines, out of first place

winning sow at Macon Fair,
sired by Grand Champ. male,
ready Apr. 10th., reg. buyers
name, $35 ea. at barn. James
Warnock, Tarrytown, Rt. 2.

OIC and Hampshire Pigs, 8
wks. old, choice breeding stock,
reg. buyers name, short nose,
blocky, treated, from prize win-
ning stock, $20 ea. Mack Pat-
rick, Voc. Ag. Teacher, Rabun
Gap.

Hampshire and OIC Pigs, 8

Several reg. Deep Red Young
Duroc Males ready for light
service, $30 ea.; Some unrelat-
ed females, $25 ea. H. L. Wil-
liams, Baxley.

Purebred Blocky Type Duroc
Pigs, reg. buyer's name, $25.
Ronald
Daughtry, Louisville, Rt. 2. -

OIC, approx.
4 shoats, approx. 60
Ips. ea., lot $150; $50 ea. brood
sows; $20 ea. shoats. W. A.
Pate, Lithonia, Panola Rd., Rt.

2 Brood Sows,
275 Ibs.,

3. (Ph. Lithonia 4253, or At.
0613 Atlanta).
OIC Pigs. 8 wks. old, short

nose, blocky type, from cham-

$25 ea. crated and treated. J.
H. Roquemore, RUNS, RFD

2, Ph. 4543.
SPC pies, 8 wks. old May
15th, not reg. but purebred

stock, wormed and treated. for
sale. H. Talley, Lyons, Rt. 1.



HORSES AND MULES



HORSES AND MULES |
. FOR SALE

SHEEP AND GOATS
_ FOR SALE ee



Good mule, about 5 yrs. old,

calves. J. M.
950 Bolton Rd. NW.

cow or
Atlanta,
Be. 5524,

Pair Mare Mules,
yrs. old, $250 with gear;

2. (Draketown).

Mule for sale or

in, Temple, Rt.
Young

sony College Park, Rt.
401.Ca. 5005.

Pair of good 1000 ib. mules,

and 2 H wagon for sale: C. J.
Daniel, Americus, Rt. 3. Ph.
4338.

Tenn. Walking Mare for sale.
Make offer. O. L, McDonald,
Lithonia, RED 2.

Bay Saddle Horse, about
1100 lbs., very good condition,
for sale or trade for good gen-
tle buggy horse. Bobby Smith,
Talbotton, P. O, Box 133, Ph.
149. : :

Mare Horse, 5 yrs. old, ap-
prox. 900 lbs., $85. Norman E.
Dalton, Forest Park, 1280 Main
St. Fa. 2102.

Good Black Mare, gentle,
work single or double, for sale.
Miss Ethel Wooten, Summer-
ville, Rt. 2.

John Goldin, Temple, Rt, De
(Draketown).

Few good Mules, also some
nice Hampshire Sheep and
Lambs, for sale or exch. for

yearlings. J. e Wellborn, Hock
Springs.

healthy, works in gardens and
to wagon, $75. Paul James,
Macon, Rt. 3. First dirt road

South from Ags tone Cork
Plant.

5 yr. old Horse Mule, works
well, approx. 850 lbs., for sale
or trade for A-1 (2 or % hp)
Deep Well Pump with tank,
within 100 mile radius Ellijay.
Howard Easley, Ellijay, Rt. 3.

One Saddle Horse Mare, 800-
900 lbs., very gentle, also Sad-
dle and Riding Bridle, $100. See.
Joe C. Senns, Dublin, Rt. 6,
Box 354. /

At stud: White Shetland Pony,
44 in., $15 fee. Fred E, Ferrell,
Marietta, Riso, ene Smyrna
5-8344. :

Brown and White Pony, 2
yrs. old, gentle, $150! Saddle,
$25. Gordon Black, Rimggold.

Good gentle work and saddle
mare; Also 2 yearlings, 1 bull,
and heifer, 1 yr. old, for sale.
Lemon G. Griffith, Dallas, Rt.

Sorrell Horse Mule, 950 Ibs.,
7 yrs. old, work a ywhere single
or double, $85 or
work horse. James Turner,
Blairsville, P. O. Box 79.

Good Blocky Built Mule, 900
lbs., work anywhere, for sale,
my place. 24% mi. So. Ellijay.
John A, Parks, Ellijay, Rt. 3.

2 large jennets, work most
anywhere, 8 and 9 yrs. old,
$35 ea.; also Mexican burros.
J. C. Burson, Hogansville.



RABBITS, CHINCHILLAS,



FOR SALE
Tenn. Walking Horse (for
pleasure), easy gaits, easy to}
handle, dark bay, about 15- 21

hands high. Diana Cutini, De-|
catur, 2817 Sanford Rd. C. 5485.

3 yr. old quarter horse stal-
lion, buckskin with black mark-
ings, very good conformation.
Sell or trade for mare, colt, pref-
erably pinto color; Also Donk-
ey, ride and work. Sell or trade
tor female donkey. Mrs. F. W.
Donowan, Thomasville, Box 922. |

Male Shetland Pony, about
89 in. high, brown and white
spotted, 1 yr. old, partly brok-
en to ride, $100; Also 2 Pony

arts, one new, $95; Other, used
but good condition, $435. At my
place. Artis Patterson, Lenox,

AND GUINEA PIGS
(CAVIES FOR SALE) |



White Rabbits, reasonable
price, J. A. Fuller, Atlanta, 677
Lillian Ave, SW. Ph. Ra. 5263.

2

pairs reg. South American
Chinchillas, both females bred,
reasonable price. C. J. Garrett,
Bremen, 323 Laure! -St. Ph.
2063.

Angora Rabbits, $2 ea. Mrs.
C. E. Townsend, Bainbridge,
Rt 2, Box 283. eri
New Zealand White Rabbits,
bucks ready for service, $3 and
$4 ea.; Bucks and Does, 2-3 mos.
old, $2. 50-43. C. W. Page, At-

1000 Ibs. Sell or trade good milch
Brooks,

7 and 9
- Also
2 H Wagon, $25. Carlton Gold-

exch, for older mule. F. T. John-
2, Box

3 and mixed breeds; some fresh

Pair young mare mules, $250. {

1100 1b. horse mule, gentle, |

trade for :

Also 50 prs. White Kin Pigeons,

good milkers, also some bucks.
HG. Elliott, Conley, Atlanta
phone DI- 7206.

Herd of 7 Milk goats from out-
standing stock, 2 of nannies
freshen soon, 4 doe kids 7 mos.
old with 1 bred; purebred Nu-

bian buck. $75. for herd, or
sell. separately. Fred E. Fer-
rell, Marietta, Rt. 3, phone

Smyrna 4-8344,

25 fat lambs and 20 fine kid
goats. Will not ship. Sell whole
lot only. W. Y. Harper, Wray.

Good Milk Goats, some milk-
ing, others will milk later, at
your price. Mrs. W. M. Barner,
Columbus, _641 Benning Dr.

One White Butt Headed
Goat, reg. stock, gave 1 gal.
milk daily last freshening, to
freshen again last of April.
Mrs. R. W. Wingo, Newnan.

Milk Goats, reg. - Nubians,
now, others to freshen soon,
$15- -$40 at my farm, 1/4 mile
Bells Ferry, 11 mi. No. Rome.

Co Je Davis Rome, Rites dae

Milk Goats, old and young,
for sale. B. Te Lynn, Waycross,
401 W. Hamilton Ave.

10 Ewe sheep with lambs and
2 rams, for*sale LL. S: Lee.|
Nicholls, Rt. 3, (So. Alma).

25 Sheep, 2 Pomp bucks,
14-Ewes and lambs, at my
farm, 12 mi. So. Blairsville. E.
A. White, Blairsville Rt. 2. ~



POULTRY FOR SALE
/. i :



7

ANCONAS:

58 purebred Hens, 3 Roosters,
ordered direct from Sheppard
in 1954, for sale. B. L. Lynn,

50 young Berigold Hens, lay-
ing, $2 ea FOB. T. L: Mar-
chant, Sr.,-Milan, Rt. 2.

CORNISH, GAMES, GIANTS:

Dace Bull Dog Type Cornish
Rooster, 1 yr. old, healthy,
$2.50. Will ship. Mrs. Eldora |
George, Stone Mountain, Rt.
3, Phone 4-7286.

Round Head Old Stag. and
several mixed Game Hens; Al-
so pen of 4 hers and 1 cock
of show type Black Tail Japs,
and Common Bantam Hens.
R. W| Pealor, Atlanta, 794
Ponce de Leon Terrace, N. E.

BANTAMS:

Baby Bantams, 7 wks. old,
25 ea; Grown, $3 pr:; Also.
Pit Game Roosters, $2. 50 ea.
Mrs. James Schimel, Atlanta,

17 Bantams, mixed breeds,
some feather legs, $4 or 25c ea, |
D. C. Meadows, Baxley, Rt. 4:

Ph. 3364.

Whitee Cornish and RI Red
Bantams, reasonable. J. A. Ful-y
ler, Atlanta, 677 Lillian Ave.,
S.-W. RA-5263.

Golden Sebright, O. E. Silver
Duckwing,, B. B. Reds, and S.
C. Brown Leghorn Bantams, $4
ea. up; Also Eggs, 15, $4. Bob
Clark, Macon, 372 Spring.

Few mixed Bantams, (some
crossed with Hamburg). 50c
ea.; Also few settings weekly
purebred ae Spangled Ham-
burg. Eggs. $2. PP. Ronny:
Newton, c/o ae Ww. New-
ton, Ellijay, Piece.

30 late hatch 1954 Bantams,
25 pullets, 5 roosters, inelud-
ing pure Anconas, White Leg-
horns, RI Reds, laying, 50e ea.
for Jot. Cannot ship. Henry
G. McClain, Atlanta, 911 Ca>-
vanaugh Ave. S. E.

BANTAMS

100 prs. Fancy Show Type
Bantams, Crested Polish, Beard-
ed Mille Flour, White Leghorn,
RI Reds, $4.50 pr.; 3 prs. $12.;

Milk goats, some hornless, all}

because different proteins vary

Waycross, 401 W. Hamilton
Ave. : :
BERIGOLDS:

2677 Pharr Rd., N. E. Cr. 4390.|



$3.75 pr.; 3 prs. $10. Mrs. Helen





Rt. 2.

lanta, 149 North Ave., NE. Ph.
At. 6452.

Street, Atlanta, BAR Con: ARE



plant get thelr nitrogen from
2 sourcesfrm. the simple nitro-
genous compounds in the soil and
from the air. .

Legumes grown with grasses in

forage mixtures supply much of |}:

the nitrogen needed for growth
by the companion grasses and
, succeeding crops and by animals
which consume the forage. This
extra nitrogen supplied cnly by
legumes is obtained from the air
by bacteria which develop in
nodules forrhed on the roots of
legums.

Animals cannot utilize Tne
simpler nitrogenous compounds
in their growth so must depend
upon the plants for all their
nitrogen in the form of the more
complex protein.

Since proteins are so important
to animals, the farmer grows.
many plants because of the pro-
tein they contain. However, not
all proteins have the same value
for the growing animal. This is

in the kind and quantity of amino
acids they contain. of which there
are 20 or more. Some proteins
are rich in certain necessary

Cattle take time out to rest: on this well fertilized
S rass pasture. Their owner can rest assured of he
5 high protein quality af such pasture. a



amino acids whi ch are absent in

: Pasture renovation means im-
provement of grazing lands

through breaking up old sods, |

applying liberal applications of
lime and fertilizer, and sowing
productive tall-prowing grasses
and legumes. This usually means
the replacing Kentucky bluegrass
or other grasses with mixtures
including orchardgrass or
bromegrass and Ladino clover,
or other legumes.

_ Renovation is especially suited
to pastures made weak and un-
productive by lack of lime and
fertilizer applications or by over-
grazing. If the land is adapted, a
greater increase in production
should result from the establish-
ment of a tall-growing grass-le-
gume association.

The taller-growing pasture
plants will require periodic reno-
vation to maintain the desired
legumes. For this reason blue-
grass should be maintained on

_ the rough, steep lands that erode}.

easily. On fertile land bluegrass
does not yield so much as the
erchardgrass and bromegr,

and has the further disadvantage
of making little growth in_mid-]|
summer. The taller-growing pas-
ture plants which, are depended

upon to furnish midsummer graz- |

Spring-tooth Nerroe tearing up old grass sod before.
reseeding to altalfa-clover mixture,






















Jfa



ae or. present only
quantities,

William A. Albrecht a
Sheldon, in CROPS AN
for February, have she

quality in all of our
animal nutrition and the
of certain plant nutr:
soil in building up a
the most valuable prot
plants. However, the
unable to tell the f.
best to produce
age crops, ae
They. call shende
that Animals -cons' r
forages need amino aci
they cannot make_ _withi
bodies. They need an 8850)
of the different kinds
many elements of s
will be needed before 7











ous kinds of amino acids







We are talking
back to an agriculture whic
phasizes forages and grasses
need to know more about the |
teins in these forages. Ar
soils which grow them a
of producing proteins which ec
tain the many kinds of
acids needed by animals?











Soil Conservatio:
















with corn and small grain
may be maintained more o

quires less fencing than
tions. Rotations allow maxi
use of accumulated nitrogen
organic matter from Bea
better weed control. and mo



renovated pastures.
Most renovation is he
greater total productic












cause of inadequate fertilizat
poor water-holding capacity,
for more reasons, cannot be
pected to produce much mo)
tall-growing pasture tha
obtained from permane
Either disking or shallow | pli
ing may be used in renoy:
Plowing disposes of weeds
s|eftectively, and for 2
particular, puts part 0












fog as well a8 silanes of hay mee panes
rotation | |

be grown in a eee







PAGE SEVEN





POULTRY FOR SALE



POULTRY FOR SALE



POULTRY FOR SALE






English BB Red
stiy lver | Duck-

ot CORNISH, GAMES AND
-| GIANTS:

"2 Se Cornish roost-
ers, 10 mos. old, $3 ea. or $2 at
my place. Fine, well dev. from
healthy, unrelated stock. Also,
selected eges, 15, $2 shipped,
$1.50 hre. JE Granger, Reids-.
ville.

LEGHORNS. (WHITE,

ips| BROWN, BUEE) == 4






from Grand:
reasonable
, 442 At-



Id, $3 ea; Jan. 1955
erelss $2 ea. 2 Jaying yr. old
2ts and eonkerels, $7. 50: Egg,

50 ee L. Millians,






Tad not Gate reed
i |-A grade, 4 1/2 mos.
starting to lay. Sell as lot,

J yr. old,
ou pay. shipping chgs.

: Ph. Sold:

a Minorca tevin: pulletsy :

-ant, Moultrie, Rt. 2.

.| ETC.











. Grier, Alto, Rt. 1, Box



1500 Babcock. White Leghorn
Hens, heavy type, high bred,
laying about 5 or 6 mos. Sell
as whole or smaller lots. Reas-
onable. W. F. Manus, Norcross.

GSS

Highly improved White Tee: 3

horn ,non-sexed, day old chicks,
$25- C. FOB. Herschl H. Hut-
chins, Oo, Phone Gordes

oe hatch 20 Danish Brown

Leghorns, _young hens; 2 roost-

ers, $2 ea. Come after, or send
if you send coop. No personal
checks. Mrs. Sarah Weems,
Riverdale, Riad.

400 Babcock White Leghorns,

laying 80 pct. $1. 25 ea. Cheaper

by lot, or exch, part for milk
cows. Make offer. R. W. Bry-

PEACOCKS, PHEASANTS,
PIGEONS, QUAIL, DOVES,

: a
35 fat White and Black Mixed

E Breed Pigeons, $16 or 50 pr.;

Mrs. Lewis Bullock, Grantville,
tp . Box 105. Phone 202.

Pigeons of-all kind, also Ban-
tam Hens, -very reasonable. Tom
my George, Eatonton. e



Booking orders for Baby Phea
sants, Chukar Partridges, Mal-
Jar and Pekin Ducks. Bill Pick-
rell, Cochran, Rt. 2. Ph. esis
4-2615.

2 pairs abe $2 pr.;
One pair young Rollers, $1.50.
William Elliott, Kite.



No. " Bobwhite quail and

Chukar Partidge, for-Spring and.

Summer del: Chicks, quail, 50c
up; Chukar, 65c up; Eggs, quail,
25 ea, $22.50C; Chukar, 40c ea.
$35.-C..C. V.. Purcell, Decautr,
217 Mt. Vernon Dr. DE 4238.

25 Ringneck Pheasants, 12
roosters, 13 hens, started lay-
ing $50 at farm. Cannot ship;
Would trade for 100 Ibs. Kobe,
and 100 lbs. Sericea. J. B. Whit-
field, Conley, Rt. 1. Atlanta Ph.
Di. 4770.

TURKEYS, GUINEAS, DUCKS,
GEESE ETC.

White African (white with
yellow skin) guineas, $5 pr; $7
trio; also 18 eggs, $1.50 at my
home only. Mrs. Lowell Long,
Bremen, Rt. 1, Box 113.

Al yr. old, 30 lb. turkey for
sale or trade for a pig. Dempsey

Crossley, Lithonia, . Rt. 2.





One I yr. old, large white
gander, $2. L. B. Law, Leslie.

PEACOCKS, PHEASANTS,
PIGEONS, QUAIL, DOVE

40) pairs Bob White Quail, $4
pr.

Plus COD chrgs. Frank
Sauls, Tifton, 107 W. 7th St.

White King Pigeons, mated
working pairs, reasonable price.
Will not ship. Jack Duffey, At-

Janta, 1483 Wellswood Dr., S. E.
Di-3913.

Selling out Chukar Quail, $5
pr. H. E. Kennedy, Macon, 1059
Rose Place.





Cattle Prices Paid at Georgia Markets













GRADE Thomasion Atlanta Athens Rome Atlanta * Gainesville
- 4-5 4-6 4-6 4-7 4-1
Steers & Heifers f

Choice- 5 $22.00 21.50-23.90 = a = i
Good $19.50-$20.50 18.50-22.00 18.00-20.00 18.00-20.25 19.60-20.50 18.75-19.00
Coml. $15.75-$18.60 15.50-18.50 15.50-18.00 15.50-18.00 15.50-18.00 17.25-18.25
Utility 13.00-$15.25 -13.00-15.50 13.00-15.00 13.00-14.00 13.00-14.75 13.50-15.25
Cutters $11.00-$12.75 11.00-13.50 11.00-12.00 11.00-12.50 -. 11.00-13.00 ~ 11.25-13.25
CALVES Bee: :
Good & Choice $18.50-$21.25 18.25-22.00 18.25-19.75 17.50-21.25 17.50-19.50 18.50-21.00
Util, & Com. $13.50-317.59 13.00-18.00 12.75-17.75 13.00-18.00 12.50-17.00 13.75-18.25
Com, & Choice :

Yeaters 16.75-26.00 16.50-22.50 15.50-21.25 15.00-23.25 17.50-25.75
cows : t : 5 :
Utility... =$ll 50-$13. 00 12.00-13.75 Il. 25. 13.00 11.75-13.75 11.50-12.75 11.50-13.30
G2 & : $8.50-$11.50 8.50-11.75 8.00-11.75 8.50-11.75 -50-11.50 6.50-11.50
BULLS. 3 =
Util. & Comt. $13.00-$15.25 14.00-14.75 12.50-15.25 13.00-14.75 13.00-15.50 13.00-14.75
Cutters $11.50-$13.00 13.00-14.00 11.00-12.00 11.00-13.00 11.00-13.00 11.50-12.75
STOCCGKERS
Steers & Heifers $11.50-$16.25 11.50-20.00 13.00-16.75 11.50-15.25 11.50-19.00 12.50-21.00
Calves $13.00-$17.50 13.00-20.00 13.00-18.50 13.00-18.50 12.50-18.00 13.50-20.25 ~



Seurce of Information
Federal - State Market News Service

50 Seventh Street, N. E.,

Atlanta, Ga. -

=

Hos secede Paid At Various Markets s








































































































ch 28 \No. 1 No. 2 No.3 No. 4 Valdosta L/S Co., Valdosta: 18.18 18.05 EZ: 85 17.00
18.41 18.05 17.20 17.00 | Wayne Co. S/Y, Jesup 18.15, 1760. 117.26 1675
18.49 17.09 | port 1
x eZ eS 2iSs :
pees s : : \. -| Cordele L/S Com. Co., Cordele 18.21 17.99 16.95 | 16.80
ty $/Y, Swainsbo 1845 218.21 -- 18.01. 17,05: - :
me ee TEN ESE TP") titron SI, titton 18.01 17.65 17.25
: es aa a Mayers & Morris, Inc., Milan 1845. 17.55 17,15
Alma 18.058 - 17.60 17.40 17.06
pee pe ae. Smith Bros. $/Y, Bartow 18.00 17.20 16.70
Com. Co:, R 17.95 17.00 16.05 14.10 ;
Eacaaeresmaa ai eee poe Co-op L/S Exe., Statesbore 17.75 17.19 16.66 17.00
/S Mkt, Hazlehurst W785 -V7Al 17.107 16.70 17.80 = G43
a 18.48 18.10 18.00 April 2
Statesboro > (ZTE 17.40 (17.13 18.00 | Bartow L/S Com. Co., Cartersville 18.10 17.50 16.80 15.00
16.85 Sai
oo Bainbridge S/Y, Bainbridge 17.40 16.95 17.00 16.80
18.00 17.80 17.10 17.00
ee Dalton L/S Co., Dalton 18.30 17.60 16.00 14.20
qgsdale-McClure Com. Co., Rome 17,80 _ 16.60 15.45 14.00 7
cs = Washington Co., Mktg. Assoc.,
mer aL Ee \ Sandersville 17.90 16.97. \16.65 16.50
Wabriddecs: id 4 oh 17.
oe S/Y, Bainbridge 17.80 17.00 16.05 15.55 | ping
loch S/Y, Statesboro 181t 1756 17:20. (17.78 ;
Ree es Claxton $/Y, Claxton 17.25 16.75 16.50
j oe 16.56 eS
ee ; Sates Valley Com. Co., R 18.20 17.45 1665 12.80
ee es oon Ce., Dublin 18.13 17.65 17.40 17.30 See ee eee =
ee Kite S/Y, Kit 171s Vas
ingham Co. Six Springfield 18.00 18.00 17.68 17.00 os
Moultrie L/S Mkt., Cuthbert 17.75 17.40
mers L/S Co., Douglas 00 wet sy sgn | ets ee
L/S Mkt., Cuthb 17.38 17.20 16.35 15.80
agerold S/Y, Fitzgerald 18.19 17.80 17.36 Esepise cS nee
-M .25 7.60 16.10 13.70
them ae Pelham 17.90 17.48 17.34 eee 8
ssdole & Long Com, Co., Oi eae 2 tat eee | Se Wal ee es
MgO 18 17.00 Vidalia $/Y, Vidalia 17,50 (17.00 16.28
Fe = - - - an ee : ; ee - ; : 24
Aes VW. 75 Wilkes Go. $/Y, Washington 16.85 17.00 16.70




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PAGE EIGHT
POULTRY FOR SALE

Blue Peafowl, $25 pr.;
Pheasants, $10 pr.

are 1954
ae K. Kennedy,

Quitman, Rt-

Few pairs Common Pigeons |}:

mated and working, $1 DES
. Muscovy Drakes, $2 ea: Also
Bantam Hens, $1.25 ea. Starling
Yawn, Byromville.

Bargain prices on 21 pure-
bred Pheasants, 1, 2, 4, yrs. old;
Also one 600 egg elec. incubator,
excellent cond. B. M. Cross, Fair

. burn, Box 146.

Solid White, and Col. Racing
Homer Pigeons, seamless band-

ed, $3 pr. Exch. for Golden Se-

x

@

o.

~~ Riverdale, toe



bright Bantams.

Hook. Wat-
kins, Louisville.

Birmingham Roller Pigeons,
per pair young, $1.50; Old, $2
K. K. Kight, Kite, Ga.

One pair Golden Pheasants,
1954 hatch, $5; Also hatching
eggs, from purebred -Dark Cor-
nish and Golden Sebright Ban-
tams, $3 doz. J. H.\ Morgan,
Rockmart, 405 E. Elm St. |

Birmingham Roller Pigeons,
various splash colors, good per-

'. forming strain, seamless band-

ed. Reasonable. price. R. Lamar
~ Brantley, Wrightsville, Rt. 2.

REDS: NH, RI, PARMENTERS

~ 20 Best Grade RI Redslaying
hens, $1.75 ea. Come after M.
M. Cooper, Duluth,

- 25 fine NH Red Hens, Mar.
1954 hatch, pure, high grade 4A

- stock, laying, $1.25 ea. at my
place: No. chks. Mrs. G. C. Clif-
_ ton, Millen, Rt. 3, Box 157.

5 purebred NH Red Hens, lay-
ing, $2 ea. FOB. J. M. Nall,
_ Austell, Spring Ste

15 NH Hens, 14 mos. old, lay-
ing well, $20 lot, $1.50 ea. at

my place. Will not ship. Mrs.

*Tollie Blalock, Adairsville, Rt.
_2. Just above Plainview Church.

TURKEYS, GUINEAS, DUCKS,
GESE |

Toulouse Geese laying $18.00
_trio. A. L. Thompson, Cadwell.

4 Young laying Mallard Ducks
3 Drakes, $1.50 ea. W. S. Webb,
Clarkston, Ph, _ 8.7500.

1954 Broad Breasted Turkey
Tom, 50c Ib. Mrs. Jewel Fryer,

L

Few Pairs Big Blue and Spot-
ted Geese, $6 pr.; Several pairs
Big White Pekin Ducks, $3 pr.
Ship in light crates. J. F. Well-

- born, Rock Springs.

. Ellis,

_White Indian Runner and,

Golden

SACKS FOR SALE

Washed white 100 1b. feed
sacks, free of holes and mildew
for sale. Mrs. E. S. Se Lyons,
Rus i

Nice Print Back: 2 and a
alike,45c ea; White, no letters,
30c ea. All 100-Ib. .cap and free
of holes, mildew and washed.
Add postage. Mrs. Ruth Fricks,
Talking Rock, Rt. 1, Box 151.

White feed ~sacks, -washed,
| ironed, free of holes and mil-
dew, 100 lb. cap.; 20c ea. A. B.
Haynes, Luthersville. =



MEATS FOR SALE

Se

2 Country Cured Hams, about
19 Ibs. ea., 65 lb. Add postage.
W..G. Stanley, Aska.

Country Hickory Smoked
Meat: Hams, 10-20 Ibs., 85e 1b.;
Shoulders, 8-14 lbs., 55 Ib.;
Sides, 8-18 lbs., 50e lb. Guar.
against - spoilage. Shipped COD.
Mrs. Louise T. Pope, Dexter,
Box 5. Bahco



> 1 extra good nice Side of Salt
Cured Meat; around 35 Ibs.,
30 Ib. Add postage. Mrs. Clar-
ence McMillian,. Dacula, Rt. le

2 Salt Cured Country Hams,
20 or 25 Ibs., 90c lb. Mrs. Lee
Hood, Gainesville, Rt el.

~ Sugar Cured Hams, 30 lbs.,
ea. 75e lb. Guar. good. No
COD. Sa ae Dalton, Rt.
lee

Sugar cored Hams, 30 lbs.
ea, 75c Ib. No COD. J, L.
Clark, Resaca, Rt. 1. |



FARM HELP: WANTED |



Want reliable, single, none
ly sober white man, 45-55 yrs.
old, for gardening, chickens,
other light farm chores oh farm.
One Toom cottage, completely
furnished, elec. refrigerator,
water, ete. No drunks need ap-
ply. Fred L. Sanders, Macon,
3009 Rivoli Dr. Ph. 2- 3553.

eumbered white woman to live
in home on farm and do light
farm chores. Mrs. Ivan Guthrie,
Alpharetta, 204 Marietta St.

_Want good man for good 200 A
farm, 50-75 A cleared, good
home, niece lake, 8 mi. Buena
Vista off Hwy. 41. Robert B.
Edge Columbus, No. 9-12th St.

Want small family interested
in dairy and truek farming on
galary or percentage basis.

| drunks wanted, Ref. required.

i Catone Rt. BSE

Want refined, clean, unen- | _
Chicken farm at city limits At-

white
| home,

near Marietta. Contact.

Want at once, white or col.
farmer for 70 A farm, 10 1/2 A
cotton, 16 aly 2s A peanuts, canta-
loupes, watermelons, sweet |.
potatoes, corn. Good land, ready
to plant; Also about 10 bbls.
turpentine stand-on 50-50 basis
Must partly furnish self, R.
Faircloth, Rochelle. -

Want family of two or three
to work small crop and hire part
time. Must be able to work six
days weekly. New 4 R: house,
school and mail rt. by door, No.



Clem Roberson, Temple, Rt 1s

Want farm hand to drive |
truck, tractor, handle other
farm machinery, for $15 week-
ly, board, laundry, , Gus Moors





Want. young tered man for
stock -farm, Must be experien-},
ced with tractors and farm ma-
chinery. Peter -Hodkinson, |
Thomasville,. Pavo Rd. Ph, 15.

Want man Or light. fan Sone
-on farm. Some carpentry, paint-
ing, ete. Board and $15 weekly.
J. G. Davis, Doraville, 6243 Til |
ly Mill Rd. Ph. eal 2976. :

Want young Healt? ae
man from country for work on
poultry farm. Room, board, sal-
ary. Mrs. Helen Street, Atlanta,
Ri 2Phe Che 1777.

Want white, middle aa. H
woman to live in. Christian home
on farm, (only 4 in family), and.
do light. gardening and other
light farm chores, Salary basis.
Must have references, health
card. Ph. 82355. Mrs. W.

Shuler, - Marietta, Rt. 6.

Want sober, single - man. to
help with farm work on. farm.
Contact. S. F, NO River-
dale, Rt. el : :



Want mau, under 50, ae par-
lor dairy, white or col. with



be non-drinker and exp. with
tractor. House, water, lights,
school bus Rt..8 mi, Leesburg.
12 mi. ene J. = Pues a
TecsPUre) Rt.

Want able ne for |
lanta. 5,000 to 6,000 cap. Large
permanent buildings. Modern
conveniences. Satisfactory. basis
agreed upon. Dr, Harold A.|
Ferris, Atlanta, Suite, 526 Cand-
ler. Bldg.

res

Want 00d antes cea clean,
woman needing ood
in exchange for light
garden and other light farm.
chores on small farm, located
es. W.



-| water,

Want job with sods man on

Want man whe bee or wife,
ioe 2H corn crop..: Ready to plan
Wages or haives. P. E. Doster,
Sr., Abbeville. Recreate

_|petent dairyman (have Sur.
pipeline milkers) with refe
ences. 3 R house, lec., b

yrs. old, for
tenant - house
Bathroor
Atlanta en

rma. Care

chiewens, small p stu ee.
AG Geilfuss,
Ge Ma. 54



POSITIONS WAN TE





33 yr. old woman | (6 yr. oe on.
child)wants job on farm doing
ing light farm work. Desire
small home to self, $30 weekly.
Letters ans. Dont. come, Em-
olyn. Irwin, Kennesa\ :





regular or on dairy farm. Can
come-at once, Lifetime | exper-
fience. A. C. Gordy, Savannah,

_ Want white or colored, com- |_

mail rt. 25 mi. Atlanta.
Putnam, Fairburn, 2
Rds peo ce
Want ool couple, around 50'| have
ce

ee board and
John-
es St. NW,




















London; Atlan








|

small. family, or- single. Must |}

313 WwW. eee St.













Frank S. Broadhurst, Americus,

R. Holmes, Atlanta, 2745 Belle ||









g acy Cove
| Practice Is An oul ced

=e Sec ef me}
aid 2 ee










: a4 ce digo this Spri
for grazing or hay. This Spring Droug:

_ Emergency Practice will be announced
_ to farmers in counties when the prac-
tice has been approved and adopted
the county tec lead group. No ad
tional ACP funds have been allocate
this state or counties for this praetic
Mr. Bradley explained. es
_ Farmers wishing ne tec eC
_ sharing under the new practiee should
file their requests at the unty

+ office pelor to the tm the eee fs
started. z :













i









Pekin Cross * Ducks, $2.50 ea.;|P, 6, Box 404. Isle Cir. NE. EX a ,
Eggs of same for setting, $1. 50 ~ ae se
doz.; Also 2 large Grey Ganders,
$5 ca. Mee M. Gaddis, Quit- See. _ Fertilizer Recommended :
man Box 124, Grop - North. Georgia. a , South Corie ee 4
WYANDOTTES | ae e
Sa = Wochionel coon 400 to 500 Ibs. 4-12- 12 Same as North foe on
- Silver Lace ya : PaaS
Roosters, ly 2. Td extra large = - 400 to 600 lbs, 5- 10-10 S 400 to 600. Tbs. -10-1
capons. Will not ship. rs. 4 g 4 : ! sa
eink Cart 1oncehoror River 3 32 $0) 40 Ibs. nitrogen side dressing = oe aD Nitrogen side.
dale Rd. Phone 6324, 3 / ; Be
POULTRY WANTED Gorn "800 0.500 ths 419912 oe j ~ Same as North Georg!
400 to 600 lbs. 5-10- 10. d 400. to. 600 Ibs. 5-10-15
a 48 to 80 lbs. of nitrogen 48 to 78 Ibs. of aihogeu a
Want some young White Ban- side dressing = side ee ae ate
tams, reasonable price Also pies Seen eon
want White King Pigeons. pax SSN : _
Burson, Carrollton, 73 Mande- = : : : =
Peanuts $00 lbs. 4-12-12 300 abe 4-12-18 of 3 -
ville Ave. ; ; 300 Ibs. 5-10-15 -
Want 6 or 8 old fashioned = : ss
Golden Sebright bantam hens 400 to 500 lbs: gypsum side dressing 400 to 500 Ibs. gypsum z
and 1 rooster, not the show type. ; fe ti : side dressing si
but must be the laying-and set- - f S ; ey 4
ting type. pie pies epippes = i
Albert B. Terhune, Rome. Rt. 4. : see . . z
: _Tobaceo . "800 to 1600 ie: 8-9-9 ~

Want trio purebred bantams,
such as Partridge Wyandottes,
S. C. Hamburgs, W. C. Polish,
Silver Duckwing. Give price.
Roy E. Dills, Blairsville, Rt. 4.
BOX TIeA si;



SACKS FOR SALE


















Snap boana or
Limas

600 to 1200 Ibs. 5-10-10 ~
16 to 32 lbs. nitrogen ~-

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600 to 1200 Ibs. 5-10-10 ake
100 to 150 Ibs. 14-0-14



Sweet Potatoes

600, to 800 Ibs, 5-10-10




600 to 1200 Ibs. 5-10-10



About 30 laundred print sacks,
singles, twos, threes, 3, $1. Pre-
paid. Write number wanted be-
fore sending money. Mrs. Fred
L. Foster, Palmetto.

Print sacks, 3, $1; 6, $2. L. J.
Cumming, Rt. 5. .



~ 600 to 1000 Ibs, 5-10-10







Okra 1000 to 1500 Ibs, 8-8-8
16 to 32 Ibs. nitrogen | :
Tomatoes 1200 to 1800 Ibs. 5-10-10 900 to 1600-Ibs, 8-10-10



100 e 150. Ibs. AAS