Farmers and consumers market bulletin, 1954 September 29

Tom Linder Commissioner


















































rial By TOM LINDER
ollowing reports covering the
use Division and the Statistical
ion of the Department of Agricul-
constitutes a part of our regular

01 3c ming in different issues
arket Bulletin.

e Division of the State Depart-
griculture, which activities be-

eral Assembly at its 1953
er-December Session, providing
ecome effective July 1, 1954.

purpose of the Act is to provide
ton, grain and other farm prod-
warehouses for the public
full market value and that
1en be bonded, except those
s that are bonded and licensed
-U. S. Warehouse Act or by
with Federal Agencies; and pro-
| optional clause for storers of
tobacco, cottonseed, processed
gerated products.

172 warehouses have been ap-
licensed by this Division; and,
take this opportunity to thank

of qualifying for their wonder-
tion. I also want to express
thanks to Hon. F. P. Biggs and
ts in charge of the U. S. Com-
or their courteous and
operation extended this Divi-
to make this set-up a model
a

EHOUS

WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1954

NUMBER 4

E AND STATISTICAL



State Warehouse Act was passed

warehousemen and others in.



Warehouse Association who was ready,
willing and active on every eall.

And, we want to thank you, as Com-

- missioner, for promulgating such com-

prehensive regulations to earry out the
provisions of this Act. /

Setting up this Warehouse Act to

handle this seasons cotton crop was a tre-
mendous task which consisted of the in-
itlation and preparation of bond forms,
inspection reports, applications, license
forms, receipt forms and many other de-
tails too numerous to mention here, and
having all these meet the approval of
the Commodity Office of the United States

_ Department of Agriculture, together with

the approval of Bonding Companies, In-

_ surance Companies, Banks and other lend-

ing agencies.

Several bonding companies have rec-

ognized the thoroughness of this Act and
have reduced the bonding charge $1.50
per thousand; also, the rating bureau,

_ who fixes the insurance rates, has grant-

ed to all warehouses licensed by the
State a ten percent reduction on their
insurance,

The Commodity Credit Corporation

does not. now require an extra bond to

them when a warehouse has been li-
censed by the State and has furnished
bond to the State.

We believe under this new Ware-
house Act that the products stored by our
farmers, the warehouses and the bank
loans all have better protection and that
a new field is open for storage of all kinds
of products and merchandise that will en-
courage business and industry.

I assure you that we are endeavoring
to cooperate with and assist in every way
possible and we hope that the Warehouse
Disision can operate in such a manner
that the farmers, warehousemen and lend-
ing agencies will approve, and benefit
therefrom.

Sincerely yours,
S/Guy D. Jackson
Director, State Warehouse Division

Hon. Tom Linder

_ Commissioner of Agriculture

State Capitol tA
Atlanta, Georgia

Dear Mr. Linder: oi
-- I submit herewith a report from the







DIVISIONS REPORTS

Statistical Division of the State Depart-

ment of Agriculture for period begin-
ning July 1, 1952 and-ending June 30,
1954,

The Statistical Division of the De-
partment of Agriculture has for free dis-
tribution bulletins and pamphlets con-
taining information to aid farmers, house-
wives, gardeners and schools in their en-
deavors. This agricultural library is one
of the largest of its kind in any State
Department of Agriculture in the United
States. It consists of 1976 different subject
matters, some of which, for example, are
planting, culture, fertilization, marketing,
packing, sorting, grading, insecticides and
fungicides, other details relating to farms,
farm households, farm products, orchards,
canning and freezing of products of the

- farm, and many other subjects.

The Statistical Division compiles in-
formation and consolidates statistics as to
the number of farms, acreage in cultiva-
tion, acres harvested, production and sales
of each product by unit measure that is
grown in this State, such as cotton, corn,
peanuts, tobacco, grain, and other farm
and vegetable crops, together with other
agricultural matters of accomplishment
and problems for the benefit of the farm-
ers of this State.

During the period from July 1, 1952
through June 30, 1954, the Statistical Di-
vision has received 28,000 bulletins, pam-
phlets and leaflets from the U. S. Depart-
ment of Agriculture, the Extension Ser-
vice, the Experiment Stations and else-
where. This figure also includes those
compiled and written by the State De-
partment of Agriculture. :

I want to express my gratitude to the
Extension Service and other agencies for
their cooperation and helpful informa-
tion which they have so kindly given us.

During this same period July 1,
1952 through June 30, 1954 we have
distributed 23,574 bulletins and pamph-
lets of various information and have
drafted 193 charts or tables of various
statistics.

There has been a large transition
toward diversification and marketing and
during this year we have suffered the
most severe drought in recent years
causing great loss to our farmers in their
erops and pastures and we have exercised

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SECOND HAND
MACHINERY FOR SALE

SECOND HAND
MACHINERY FOR SALE



5 DeLaval Milking Machine
Units, used one year, half price.
(Cost $68.75). H. H. Richardson,
Douglasville, Rt. 4. Ph. 3389.

Cole 3 Row-Grain Drill with
fertilizer box, Disc and shovel
openeres. S M. Stout, Warm
Springs.

4 steel wheels, steel axels, and
stell tongue for making tractor
trailor or wagon, $40.; New
York Rake, $325;, New Gill
Pulvarizer, $200.; Bush and Bog
Harrow for cub tractor, $75.
Emory Travis, Riverdale. Ph.
Fayetteville 5415.

1 H Wagon, good cond., steel
wheels, good body, also set 1
H wagon harnesses at my home.
Mrs. Mary Mitchell, Lithonia,
North Goddard Rd.

1950 Farmall M Tractor, ex-
cellent cond., hydraulic lift, bush
and bog harrow with harrow
carrier, 3 disc tiller hitches, di-
yect from hydraulic lift, pulley
for tractor, 2 wheel trailer, 4 ft.
wide, 10 ft. long, practically new.
Cheap. O. P. Wood, Bowdon, Rt.
2.

R4 Caterpillar Tractor, cable
dozer, good cond., $1200; Also 2
yd. Dirt Pan, can be pulled by
small crawler, or large rubber
tired tractor, $300; 2 Dise Lift
Type Plow for Ford tractor,
$150. Loyd Moore, La Grange.
Ph. 7120.

One 10 in Case Hammer Mill
with 3 dif. screens and sacking
attch., used very little, reason-
sonable price. Also want Dise
Plow for L. John Deere, rea-
onable price. Clarence Kay,

awrenceville, Rt. 3.

Good 1 H Wagon, heavy duty
arness, $50. W. A. Cole, Lilburn,
t. 1. (Near Camp - Creek
hurch).

One 1951 Ford Tractor, re-
cently overhauled, 2 disc tiller,
new disc pickup harrow, culti-
vator, sweeps, set Covington
planters and distributors, rotary
hoe, mowing machine, wood
gaw, set peanut plows, good
Yond. Reasonable price. A. C.
Belflower, Empire, Rt. 1.

Mule Drawn John Deere Mow-
er and Rake for sale. Mrs. E. H.
Hutchings Sparta. Ph. 2861.

One 1953 Intl. Super C. Trac-

jor with power lift, planters,
- gistributors, used on small crop
1953, all A-1 cond. Sacrifice at a |
bargain. J. C. Brodnax, Walnut |

Grove, Box 5.

John Deere Drill, 14 dise on
yubber, good cond., does not | Tractor, excellent cond. Reason-

have fertilizer attachment, $250.

J. W. Ivey, Pinehurst. Ph. 54.

One W, D Allis-Chalmers Trac-
tor, good cond., $500 C. H. Walk-
er, Clarkesville, Rt, 2. :

_Intl. Corn Binder and Spring-
field Silage Cutter. Dr. L. A.
Mosher, Roswell. Ph. 6122.

10 in. Hammer Mill, sacker
and 36 ft. belt; Also 4 Coke
Brooders, and equipment for
same. Sell all or part. J. C. Riley,
Smyrna, 460 Dell Ave. :

New Model Golden Cane Mill
No. 3, mule drawn, with 8 in.
opening for cane, like cypress
sweep, $75 cash. Talmadge Cour-
son, Pearson.

J. D. No. 5 Mower, Taylorway
10 disc Harrow; Surge 4 Unit
Pump; 100 bu. Cobey Manure
Spreader; Ford Tractor Rake;
Dearborn Subsoiler; Dearborn
Dbl. Sec. Drag Harrow; Rever-
sible Ford Drag pan. All good
cond. Priced right for quick sale.
R. H. Cravey, Decatur, 122 Wil-
ton Dr. Wa. 6040 or Ev. 7814.
One HP Bready Garden Trac-
tor, heavy duty, plows cultiva-
tors, mower, harrow, $250 Also
one Cider Mill, good cond., $25.
H. T. Brent, College Park, Rt.
2, Old Bill Cook Rd. FA-5223..

1952 model W. D. Allis-Chal-
mers Tractor, Ist. class shape,
extra good rubber, $1300 at my
farm; Model G. AllisChalmers
Tractor, good cond., Plant, cul-
tivators, disc plow, bush and bog
harrow, sell as a unit, $650. John
C. Reid, Zebulon.

One Dearborn 2 Disc Tiller,
used 30 hrs., almost new, for
sale. H. G. Boyd, Conyers. (1st.
house after passing Lake Ma-
honey, off Hwy. 20).

21/2 hp Speagle Garden Trac-
tor with cultivator, turn plow,
lay-off plow, $150; Also one
sec. 8 disc pckup harrow for cub
| tractor, all like new, $75; Also
Power Take-off complete, and
generator for cub, 1951 model
E. F. Sims, West Point, P. O.
Box 171. Ph. 34505.

2 practically new DeLaval
Milkers, motor, compressor, and
necessary pipe and fittings far
8 stanchion barn, 12 can cooler,
automatic spray type, used less
than 6 months, for dairy use. B.
Skipper, Thomasville, Rt. 1.

One. Ford-Ferguson Tractor
high speed transmision, draw
|bar, etc. Corry L. Abbott, Bar-
|nesville, Rt. 2.

One 8 disc Rome Harrow, one
|rear mount mowing machine,

| one section harrow, all for Ford



able. R. C. Whitehead, Winter-

| reasonable. A. C. Eubanks, Doug

SECOND HAND _
MACHINERY WANTED
Want a used good size ham-

mer mill; good cond. C. R. Ma- |}:
son,, Madison, B

Want one grain crimper using | _

1 HP motor. State age, condi-



tion, make, and price, also if}.

equipped with magneto.-M. W.
Pecks, Sparta. Ph. 2552:

Want good pea Thrasher or)
Fayette- |.

Huller. Roy Harrell,
ville.

Want 2 coal stokers for tobac-

cond."G. L. Hinson Hazlehurst.

Want small super A Farmall
with cultivators and harrow, for
cash. Must be in good cond. Fred
H. Lee, Metter.

Want 1 ten can milk cooler
pox, 1 Surge 4 unit milking ma-
chine, for dairy. J. S. Elder,
Culloden, P. O. Box 128.

Want good used John Deere A
or B, or large Farmall Tractor.
Contact. Roy Bishop, Atlanta,
489 Spring St. La. 3456. :

Want to exchange two 10 X 28
tractor tires with holes for one
without holes, about half of
tread left. Oscar Waters, Gleen-
ville, Rt. 1.

Want set of cultivators\ for
Farmall A, handlifts or exhaust
lift with cylinder, good cond.,
reasonable price, C. I. Holt, Ma-
Con, Rt. 3.

Want Rotary Mower for Ford
Tractor. Must be in good cond.,

lasville, Rt. 1, Box 175.

Want good used John Deere
Subsoil Plow on wheels. R. L.
McKie, Augusta, Rt. 3.

Want a late model manure
spreader in good shape. Ralph
Dangar, Woodstock, Rt. 1. ~

Want farm machinery, tractor
and equipment. Buy or trade
reg. Angus cattle. O. L. Jones,
Atlanta, 480 Trabert Ave., N. W-
Ph. Ve. 2670.



SEED AND GRAIN
FOR SALE
LS

150 bu. Arlington Oats, re-
cleaned, bagged, Ist. year from
certified, free of weeds, pests,
and mixtures, $1.30 bu. FOB
farm. No letters ans. F. W. O-
Kelley Estate. Contact Way-
wood OKelley, Murrayville, Rt.
1. :

700 lbs. Ga. Collard Seed,
cleaned, guar. perfect, 22 1/2c
Ib.; 10 Ibs. min. order. FOB my
farm. M M. Boyle, Atlanta, 1500
Stewart Ave., S. W. Ra. 8023.

Red Multiplying Scullion On-
oins and Buttons from same,
also White Nest Onions, $1.40
gal.; White Half Runner Garden
Beans, 35c teacup ; Jimpson
Weed Seed, 25c Tbl. Add post-
age. G. T. Brown, Ball Ground,
Riva. :

Old Fashion Long Brown Shal
Jotts (not scallions), greatest
multipliers known, $1.35 gal.
Mrs. J. M. Jones, Grayson.

Willets Wonder Frostproof
English pear for fall planting
50c cup; Green Glaze and Ga.
Improved Collard Seed,20cTbl.;
8 Thls., $1. Mrs. J. A. Wlison,
Martin. :

4 bu. Red Multiplying Onions,
$4 bu. FOB. M. B. Scroggs, Alto,
Rize.

75 Ibs. Reseeding Hard Seed
Crimson Clover Seed, Combine
run, reseeded on same land 12
yrs., 20c Ib. MO. Paul J. Cain;

Commerce, Rt. 1. :
a

1954 crop of Ga. Collard Seed,
35c Ib. Plus postage. J. A. Weav-
er, Bartow, Rt. 1.

Fescue, 15c Ib.; Reseeding
Crimson Clover, 20c lb. Both
recleaned, from stands establish-
ed 8 yrs. ago. F. N. Belk, Tren-
ton, Rt. 1. :

Calif. Multiplying Beer Seed,
20c start; 12 starts, $1. PP. Mrs.
Earl Fincher, Waco, Rt. 1.

White Nest Onions, and Scul-
jlion Onion Buttons, $1.35 gal.
Add postage. P. B. Brown, Ball




: ree of rye grass,
$18; Cwt. ers ans. G. B, Bar-
rett; Cornelia. Ph. 3713.
' Red Shallott Oni

2000-3000 bu.
$1, bu. Buyer
Frank Redwine

furnish sacks.
, Palmetto. Rt, 1. |
Ibs recleaned Ky.

















Southern Burr Clo
the bur. Write for
amts. wanted. Olin Pri
Maysville, Rt. 2.

1000 bu. bright pure, clean
Arlington Seed Oats, 2nd. year,
test weight 35.5 lbs. per bushel,
$1.10 bu. in bulk. FOB. Wilbur
L. Johnson, Senoia, RFD 1. Ph.
154J1,

10 Keiffer Pear Seed, 10c and
stamped addressed envelope.

Rt. 5.

Gourd seed, thoroughly dry
Limited amt. Write. Mrs. T. B
Thomas, Rocky Ford, Rt. 1.

Winter Onion Sets, kind you
cut and soon grow larger bunch
of onions, $1 qt.; Also finest
Gem Strawberry Plants, $1 C;
Add postage. Exch. for print
sacks or good collard plants or

2

Mrs. W. Y. Summers, Newnan |;












































Add postage. Cora Mae H
montree, Chickamauga, R

n Clover |















- Red Shallot Onions.
ready for planting, $
postage. Mrs. C! je Gi
Gainesville, Rt. 6.
Ky. 31 Fescue, grown fr
cert. seed new crop 91
$18 Cwt. in 50 lbs. b
Clover, 87.5 pet germ.,

















































seed. Mrs. John Myers (Addison)
Hartwell, Rt. 2. See
White Multiplying or, Nest
Onions, also Yellow Nest On-.
ions, $1 gal. PP in Ga. G. C.
Daniel, Tennille. =

Felton Denney, Carrol!
3. Bie

2 Sette

New crop pure Colla
90 pct. germ., 22c Ib
orders less than 10 Ibs. G
Connell, Whigham Rais







PRR

e er > Bei

The Fall Special Farm Land Edition of t
will be published Wednesday, October 20
. AND FARM LAND FOR SALE, FOR MONEY
WANTING TO BUY, TO RENT, AND IN EXCH
FOR IN GEORGIA only notices must re
office of the Market Bulletin, 222 State )
lanta, NOT later than Wednesday, October 6.
type notices received later (even one day |
NOON, October 6, will NOT be published.
be NO EXCEPTIONS of any kind to this ri
one, regardless of any REASON whatsoever
the Land issue may not exceed 70 words,
name and address and phone number if des

DOWN TO 70 words if otherwise submit
ONE AND-ONE NOTICE ONLY to an indivi
to members of same family or household
where entirely separately owned pieces of Jand,
et., are individually and separately owned
than one member of family or household.

the interest of REAL ESTATE Firms, Agents
Banks, Dealers, etc., or for city property of any
town or city lots or tracts, houses alone anywl
Apartments or Rooms for rent and wanted, St
Filling stations, Summer or Winter Resorts.
or Fishing Lodges or Recreation property, an
notices received will be returned to writers

No Out-of-State> property of any
listed, except in rare instances where a |
Payer on his own land located in Georgia and sa
Payer is necessarily out of the State the notice
be published with proper explanation attached th

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i WRITE YOUR NOTICE CAREFULLY
ING YOUR NAME IN YOUR OWN
HANDWRITING (then printing or typing

to make clearer), and let the notice re

Office, 222 State Capitol, Atlanta, NOT

Wednesday, October 6. Elizabeth Hy





ville, RFD, Ph. Athens 3731-W1.

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Ground, Rt. 1.

tices, Ga. Farmers Marke
































omato |
each.

? green Collard
oe! ready,

Saya herb,
family, large

s, $

ostage. Mrs. C. M.
Greenville. = -
Strawberry, Te: Cs
$3; $5.75 M; Scuppernong
Cut tings , 50c doz.; Catnip,
ues 25 doz.; Mtn.

Ty, bearing size, 75
Lee

ul weeds and grass,

. Harrison Black-

Klondike Straw-
Mtn. Huckle-
bearing size, 2 doz., 75c;
Field Dewberry, bearing
50c doz.; Also Winter Mus-
50c teacup; Large
in Peach, 50c doz.; Elberta
doz. Add postage.

e, Cumming, Rt. 1.

mn C ant Mastodon Ever-
Strawberry Plants, $1

Trees, 6, $1; Blueberry
75e doz.: Garlic Bulbs,
/ ostage. Mrs. Mae

; Sample daz sh

, $1.90; 20 $18;

lack Raspberry, also Crab-"



Garrett's Famous Streamliner |-

Everbearing Strawberry Plants,
$2 C, or evch. for country cured
ham. C. J. Garrett, Bremen.

ROOTS AND HERBS
FOR SALE

eee

Yellow root, 4 Ib, lard box full,
$1.30. PP. Mrs. Noel Crump,
Talking Rock, Rt. 2.

Hart Roots for sale. 0. L.
Clark, Hartwell, RFD 2.

Peppermint, Spearmint, Cat-
nip, Balm, Dbl. and Single Tan-
sy, Yarrow, 50c doz bunches;
Garlic Bulbs, 3 doz., $1. Add
postage. Miss L. M. White, Da-
hlonega, Rt. 1, Box 57.

Catnip, Peppermint, Balm,
Tansy, Ground Ivy, Houseleek,
Garlic Bulbs, 50c doz.; Or Gar-
lic Bulbs, $2.25 C; Birdock Root,
50c lb.; Horse Radish, $1 doz.
PP in Ga. Mrs. Martha White,
Dahlonega, Rt. 1, Box 60.

Yellow Root, 4 lb. lard box

full, $1.30. PP. Mrs. Abe Goble,
Talking Rock, Rt. 2.

Sasaprailla, Elder, Plum ,Red
Sassafras, Yellow Dock, Black-
berry, Poke, Yellow Root, Wild
Cherry, Pine, Red and White.
Oak, Sweet Gum, Alder, Per-
simmon Bark, Colts Foot, Pip-
siurpsie, 2 Ibs, $1. Add postage.
Exeh, for print sacks. Mrs. John
Myers, Hartwell.



FRESH & DRIED FRUITS
FOR SALE



- ~
New crop sundried apples
free, of worms, peel, and core,



5 lbs., $3. PP in Ga. Mrs. J. M.
Jones, Grayson.

1954 crop nice bright sun ri-
ed apples, peeled and sliced by
hand, no peels or cores, 50c Ib.
Sold in 5 Ib. lots up. Add post-
age; Also fresh apples, $1 bu.
Mrs. Pauline Franks, Hiawassee.

Nice sundried | Sonics no
cores, peels, or worms, 60c lb.
Plus postage. Write first Mrs.
yt M. Taylor, Clarkesville, Rt,

*

Sundried apples, free of core
and peel, 40c lb. Add postage.
ue H. H. Tidwell, Bremen, Rt.

New crop sundried apples, free.
of worms, 5 lbs., $3; Also Old
Fashion - Long Brown Shallots,
a 35 gal. Plus postage. Mrs. W.

W. Womack, Grayson.

1954 nice sundried apples, free
of core and peel, 50c Ib. Exch.
for print feed sacks. Add post-
age. Mrs. Odie Grindle, Dah-
lonega, Rt. 1, Box 52.

Dried Fruit, free of worm,
core, peel, 40c Ib. plus postage:
50c lb. PP. Mrs. Ida Brown,
Blairsville, Rt. 4, Box 40.

1954 sundried apples, free of
peel, eore, and worms, 50c lb.
in 5 and 10 Ib. lots. Add 50c
postage on 10 Ib. lots: 30c on
5 lbs. Mrs. Walter Mashburn,
Higdon.

Nice dried apples for sale or
exch. 3 lbs. for 4 print or soild
color sacks alike, 100 Ib. cap.
Each pay postage. Mrs. M. L.
Priest, Talking Rock, Rt. 2.

Nice sundried apples, free of



worms, 45c lb. Send postage. Ed
| Wood, Alpharetta, Rt. 3, Box
231.





_ FOR SALE
cers
Nice sundried apples, free of
worm, peel, and core 1954 crop,
good tor cooking, 45c lb. Add
postage. Mrs. William Long,
Blue Ridge, Rt, 2, Box 259.

Nice sundried apples, free of
core and peel, 55c lb. in 5 |b. or
more lots. Miss L. M. White,

-Dahlonega, Rt. 1, Box 57.

en te nee

HOGS FOR SALE





Deep Red, Broad Back,
Blocky Type Reg. Duroc Pigs,
2 1/2 mos. old, $25 with papers;
$20 -without. R. L. McKie, Au-
usta, Rt:--3. |-*.

Several purebred males and
gilts, Cherry Red Durocs, 5 mos.
old, $25-$35 ea. Frank Hunter,
McRae, Box 13.

SPC champion bloodline pigs,
10-16 wks. old, treated, wormed,
reg. buyers name, for sale, 2 1/2

RIED FRUITS



Mi. E. Camilla. on Moultrie
Hwy. Ph. 6956 and 8088. H. G.
McGahee, Camilla.



HOGS FOR SALE.

OIC Pigs, from reg. short nose

blocky type stock, some extra
fine for breeding, ready for ship-

ment. Will -reg., treat, erate, put
on. board, $25 ea. MO. Write, or

see at my farm Paul J. Cain, ae

Commerce, Rt. 1.

Reg. Tamworth Pigs for sale.
J. W. Burch, Fayetteville. Ph.
4801 or 4341.

Purebred Duroc Pigs, 8 wks.
old, oct. Ist., Wave Master stock,
med. blocky type, out of large
litters, best of breeding, papers
furnished, $25 ea. FOB M. M.
Newsome, Sandersville.

50 reg. Hampshire Pigs, 8 wks.
old, $20 ea. my farm. Papers
extra. R. Motte Smith, Washing-
ton. Ph. 4462. oie

3 reg. Hampshire Sows, one
Boar, 1 yr. old, and 20 Pigs,
subj. to reg. J. L. Gober, Temple,
Rt; Qe : ,

; Reg. rraina galpetds Pigs, very nice
-boar pigs amd gilts, also one fine

yearling boar. J. S.:Davis, Abba,
Rt. 3 Fitzgerald, Ga.



and Polled Herefords, 175

tion system (3600 ft. pipe),

W. H. Barber, to be sold at
torium, Moultrie, beginning



Dispersal Sale Registered Hereford
Cattle and Farm Equipment

A complete dispersal sale of Registered Hereford

herd bulls, cows with calf at side, open and bred cows
and heifers all fine bloodlines; also tractors, irriga-

equipment and tools, all from the farm of the late

ber 11th. Write: Bill Aycock, Moultrie.

head, including 4 proven

practically new, and farm

auction at Livestock Audi-
10:30 A. M. Monday, Octo-

































































































































































No. I No. 2 No. 3 No. 4 | Ga Farm Prods. Sis. on. Thomaston 19.20 19.00 18.00 ~ 17.50
is Mote Hegen a oe Japeway-Craig Comm. Co., Dublin 19.07 19.15 18.50 18.05
S Market, Metter 19.79 18.55 17.51 nee ot Makae 19.16 18.62_*17.85
Z y Millen L/S Market, Millen 19.28 18.25 18.00 18.30
Cou Moultrie 19.25 18.95 Ocilla L/S Co., Ccilla 18.82 18.25 17.55:
19.25 18.73 17.76 19.25 | Seminole L/S Auction Mkt.,
. 18.00 Donalsonville 18.88 18.51 17.66 17.40.
6 g Shumens L/S Mkt., Hagan 19.16 18.59 ~=-17.75
SY. Stotesbora 19.80 19.12 17.93 19.00
: : oe 18.40 Sutton L/S Co., Sylvester 18.88 18.85 18.30
fom: s/Y. Springfield 19.25 18.95 18.90 Waycross L/S Mkt. Waycross 18.74 18.40 17.86 18.20
id L/S Auct. Co., Fitzgerald 18.94 18.25 18.46 September 21 ae
; ya ~Appting Co. L/S Mit., Baxley 19.59 18.82 17.90 18.20
s L/S Market, Nahunta - 19.20 18.60 18.40 18.00 g
- : Coffee Co. L/S Co., Douglas 19.29 18.96 18.31 17.51
> & Long Comm. Co., Gait: 19.02 . 18.35 17.55 17.75 <2
= - Dawson L/S Co., Dawson 19.14- 19.00 20.10
nS) Asonts 19.65 - 19.00 18.40 21.00
a - - Farmers L/S Auction Co., Tifton 19.25 18.66 17.85 19.15
L/S Co., Inc., Valdosta 18.50 18.50 17.65 - 18.05 - =
; Farmer's S/Y, Arlington 18.71 18.46 18.00 17.60
eS Co. S/Y, Jesup 19.55 19.00 17.10 17.40 ae z
= = Fermers $/Y, Sylvania 19.50 = 18.65 17.50
/S Market, Metter SF AVBS 19:15 19.00 Jones Neuhoff Comm. Co., Macon 19.65 19.00. 18.50 20.00
Exchange, Statesboro 20.20 1885 17.75 17.35 | Metter L/S Mkt. Metter 19.40 19.01 18.40
aie ae 18.97 | Mitchell County L/S Co., Camilla. 18.96 18.70 18.10 18.30
oe ee coals Pee eet ea8 Smith $/Y No. 2, Thomson 19.80 19.00 18.90 22.00
iver L/S Auction, Bainbridge 19.15 18.75" 18.30. Tattnall L/S Co., Glenville - (*'19.52-18.90 18.35
e Co. S/Y, acer : eo 19.50 18.85 18.60 = 18.45 Troup County Sale, LaGrange 20.00 19.10
asville S/Y, Thomasville 19.25 18.65 18.00 18.00 - September 22
n S/Y Inc., Tifton 39.00 18.62 18.50 * Elbert L/S Barn, Elberton 21.85 20.00 -19.00
bs S/Y, Lyons : 19.80 19.05 17.80 18.70 | Heazlehurs? &/S Mkt., Hazichurst 19.33 18.78 TLE 17.70
Bros. Stock Barn, Bartow 19.95 19.00 18.75 | Peoples /S Mkt. Inc., Cuthbert 19.20 18.85 18.00 18.15
ies S/Y, Sylvania 20.00 19.00. 17.90 18.10 Seabeard S/Y, Colquitt 19.38 18.96 18.70 18.10
Weg ~~ | Turner Co. S/Y, Ashburn 19.42 19.00 18.55
/S Comm. Co., Cartersville 19.00 17.00 ___- | Union $/Y, Albany 19.13 19.09 19.12 19.88
0. Marketing Assoc. gece ago : ae
=< i Oe ahzg 2085 eee Vidalia $/Y, Vidalia 19.55 19.00 18.20. 19.45
Wilkes Co. $/Y, Washington 17.00 oe
19.48 18.95 18.51 18.06 =
= ; September 2 Se uur oe
Cochran 18.75 17.45 18.50 Bainbridge S/Y, Bainbridge 19.00 18.95 17.80 1 .
Carrollton 20.00 ; 19.00. Farmers L/S Co., Douglas 19.58 sido 18.30 18.30
a , "19.00 18.50 17.50 Fitzgerald L/S Auct. Co., Fitzgeraid 19.37, 18.25. -19.00
Eastmon 19.01 18.54 | 19.19 49.04 18.50 19.30







Sumter L/S Assoc., Americus





17.955

bis TEDL RST Rate i

PAGE FOUR





WAREHOUSE AND STAT
DIVISIONS REPOR

states for marketing, 3150 such t
reports have been eae and

Continued from Page 1)
every effort to furnish information and

other aids to our farmers.
The State Department

is charged by law with furnishing infor-
mation to out-of-state homeseekers in
this State and in compliance with this
duty, the Statistical Division publishes
and distributes a mimeographed pamph-
let entitled Georgia Historical, Statist-
This is available to

- ical and General.

of Agriculture +





such homeseekers, schools, and others in-
terested in the State of Georgia and its
resources. i

Another duty of the State Statistician
is to receive reports each week from each
tobacco warehouse during the marketing
season. These reportsare compiled so as
to show the number of pounds marketed _

in the State, the prices received, the num-
ber of pounds resold and the number of
pounds shipped into Georgia from other

out.



We sincerely eae that the S
Division of the State Departmen of
riculture will continue to be t
beneficial to the people o
Sincerely yours,
S/ Guy D. Jackson
Chief Statistician














HOGS FOR SALE

FARM HELP WANTED

POSITIONS WANTED

POSITIONS WANTED



Se eee
_ POSITIONS



Mo. 503155 Pride of Georgia
Reg. SPC Boar, meat type, best
bloodlines, service fee $5 at
ag Also booking orders for

ll gilts and boars, best in reg.
SPC, pigs due Oct. ist George
Ferguson, Cave Spring, Rt. 1.



HORSES AND MULES
FOR SALE



One Tenn. Walking Horse, also
Western Saddle and Briddle,
Buitable for child or lady
cheap Patricia Bargeron, Way-
nesboro.

8 yr. old horse, 800 lbs., alsa
pore gear, small grain feed
ill, for sale. J. H. Smith, Perry.

One pair, mules (horse and
mare), 1000 Ibs., for sale or trade
for young laying hens; Also OIC

rood Sow, to farrow Oct. Ist.,
50 Ibs., for sale. W. R. Cordele,
frion, Rt. aL

Several ponies, 34-47 in., var-
jety of colors, mares, geldings,
stallions. Reasonable. Jeanne R.
slarke, Augusta, P. O. Box 885.
Ph. 4-7888,

One nice sorrell mare with
flax mane and tail, suitable for
gaddle or plow, gentle, easy to

andle. T. R. Cooper,
bridge, Rt. 1.

One Mare, 11 yrs. old, 1200-
- 1800 lIbs., sound, no blemishes,
works anywhere, anyone can
handle, $75. J. J. Johnson, Bu-
ford, Rt. 2,

Shetland Mare Pony, very
entle, bred, saddle and bridle,
3225 or trade for good garden
tractor with attachments; Also
one purebred Nubian goat, now
milking, $25; One Saanan, bred
15. Wm. N. Huff, Austell, Rt.
, River Rd. Ph. 2898.

Small and large ponies, priced
$125 up, here. T. B. Williams,
Owner, Cochran, c/o Red Dog
Stock Farm. Ph. Webester
4-2693.

2 big horses, work anywhere,
1400 Ibs. each, good leather har-
ness worth $100, good 2 H wag-
en all for quick sale cheap. R.
. Carr, College Park. Ca. 4039.

2 Reg. Appaloosa Fillies, 2.and
3 yrs. old, one Western saddle
gre. bridle, Claude H. Miller,
llijay, Rt. 4, Bx 86.

One Black Jack, 5 yrs. old,
well marked, $100; Mule Colt, 2
yrs. old, $50; Also pure SPC Pigs

. 12 wks. old, $35. H. L. Carmi-
chael, Tifton, 408 Tift Ave.

Gentle mule, work anywhere,
1200 lbs., 8 yrs. old, $75 L. M.
Fields, College Park, Rt. 1. Ph.
Fairburn 2424.

Strong 9 yr. old work mule,
1150 Ibs., for sale or tarde for
nice heifer, young beef, or pigs.
See at my place, 2nd right turn
off Lytle Rd., going south past
Wilder Tower. W. R. Wall,
Chickamauga, Rt. 2.

One mare mule, 900-1000 Ibs.,
about 11 yrs. old, will work any-
where. Come see. 1 1/2 miles
Sandy Springs on Johnson Ferry
Rd. Mrs. R. L. Anderson, Dun-
woody, Brandon Mill Dr, Rt. 1.

Want middle aged woman to
live with man and wife on farm
as one of family, and do light
farm chores for $45 monthly and
board. 2 1/2 miles Jeffersonville.
Mrs. S. C. Jones, Jeffersonville,
Rt

Want experienced truck farm-
er to run truck farm on 50-50
basis. Bottom land and irriga-
tion. Hogs on halves. Plenty of
wage work extra. House, garden,
wood free. See. S. S. Storer,
Douglasville, Rt. 4.

Want miller to operate water
power grist mill and cultivate
farm of one or more plows, all
on halves share basis. 11 miles
SE Warrenton. Come see. Must
be sober, honest, Norton W.
Hart, Warrenton.

Want young white couple from
country for poultry farm work
Also need an extra man who can
do carpenter work. Build pens,
repair fences, ete. Reference and
good health required. No drift-
ers or drinkers. Private room,
good food, salary, time off with
pay. Mrs. Helen Street, Atlanta,
Rt. 2.

Want middle aged couple, no
children; Man to do handy work
on farm, wife to do light farm
chores. Will furnish good house,

elec. lights bathroom, hot and
cold water, and food. Salary
$125 month for couple. Allen A.
Stevens, Owner, Savannah, -745
Wheaton St.

Want man to work on eattle
farm, wife to do light farm
chores. Good 5 R house, 1/2
mile small town. Must be able
to operate tractors and other
farm machinery and some
knowledge of small repairs..
Milch cows feed chickens, and

tact. R. E. Branch, Bishop. Ph.
2952,

Want competent machinery
man for large farm. Must. be
able to plant and cultivate with
Farmall tractor. Must have good
references. No drinkers. E. K.
Fowler, Athens, Rt. 2.

Want sober man with general
farm experience to help milk,
and drive tractor on dairy farm.
Good house on paved road near
school and church. E. O. Cab-
aniss, Maxeys Oglethorpe, Ga.

Want middle aged woman to
live in farm home as one of
family and light farm work on
farm for- room, board, small
salary. Mrs. Billie Brock, Fitz-
gerald, Rt. 4, Box 136.

Want family to operate small
dairy for wages. House provided
near church and school. Clean-
liness is necessary. No drunks
need apply. Letters ans. James
P. Fields, Odum, Rt. 1.

Want help to gather this years
crop for $1 daily and board.
Have Fall patches, and crop for
1955 on halves or shares. Must
be sober, willing to work. Oscar



W. Hayes, Culloden, Rt. 1.

hog furnished. Good pay. Con- |

Single white man, 54 yrs. old,
good health, wants job on farm
with good people, looking after
stock, poultry, caretaking, etc.
can do carpenter repair work
keep up tools. Desire year
around job. Mawsby T. Ander- |'
son, Austell.

28 yr. old man wants job on
dairy or chicken farm. 6 in
family and brother to help (just
out of service). Both experienc-
ed. Can drive truck and tractor.
4 R house with lights, water.
Clarence Boatfield, Kennesaw
Rt. 2.

57 yr. old man, alone, wants
job on poultry farm. Experienc-
ed Board, Iaundry, salary. V. C.
Garett, Gainesville, Rt. 4, Athens
Rd.

60 yr. old unencumbered wo-

man, no bad habits, wants work ||

on farm for congenial farm
home and reasonable salary.

State particulars in 1st. letter. 1 }|

live one mile West of Vada.
Mrs; Fannie Blewett, c/o- Foy
Blewett, Camilla, Rt. -

Sober, white man, with fam-

ily, wants any kind farm work
and crop for 1955. Prefer near
Newnan, but will go anywhere
Thomas R. West Goggins, Rt. 1.

Want job on farm, crop or
work for wages. Can ive:
tractor, truck, lifetime exper-
ience. Wife, 6 children. Oscar .
Layfield, Rochelle, Rt.-2.

Middle aged man wants job as
caretaker of farm. Experienced
truck and tractor driver. Will
care for cattle or chickens. No
regular row cropping accepted.
House with lasting water. 3 in
family. Prefer Lowndes Co. near
Valdosta. Write. I. D. Brazier,
Rising Fawn, Rt. 1.



Want job on farm as overseer | |
near small town. Sobber, will-
ing to work, 46 yrs. old, married,
no children. Can furnish refer-
ences. W. H. DeLoach, Savan-

707 Whitaker St.

40

yr.

old woman,
wants job on farm. Willing to
do extensive gardening, care for
poultry and small livestock.
Wanda G. ane Atlanta, 1359

Finley St., N. I

White man, Bae 46 yrs. old,
wants job on farm for place to
live, elec., etc., and reasonable
salary. About 30 yrs. exp. farm-
ing, driving tractor and truck,
etc. Charles A. London, Atlanta, A

228 Lucky St., N. Ms
























single,



Sober white man with
family wants general fe
on farm at once. Can dri
and tractor. er 2
Rt. 1,

-want job as caretal
tenance man (ci

painter) on farm. ;
small house, elec. ligh
small salary. No
accept gardenin

Atlanta, 2369 N. Cir ed

Want job on small
farm. 23 yrs. old,
small children.
minded. |
| Greenville, a E

Samuel Whi



a

Registered. Polled Hereford
Dispersal Sale |

A apts dispersal gale of Reg, Polled H
will be held at Shady Oaks Farm, Lonnie Hare
Sr., owner, located 9 mi. West Chipley, Hw;
day, October 11, beginning 1 P. M. (Lunch av

. 44 females and 4 bulls: 29 cows (22 have
Side and only 2 more than-4 1/2 yrs. old), 8 br
7 open heifers to be sold. Write: Ralph W.
Atlanta, 599 oreo Dr Neck, AT 9803,













Sees ae





See















ABERDEEN-ANGUS DISPER A

A dispersal sale of 300 Reg. Angus cattl
held at McKenzie Angus Farms, Colbert, on
October 11th, 10 A. M. 17 herd bulls, inclu
sons Hileenmere 999-35th; 2 sons Hileenmere
double grandson of Prince Sunbeam 29th,
over 200 females lots with nearly 100 cal es at foo
Blackcap Bessies, Georgians, Gammers, Jil tu
Missouri Barbaras and other desirable famili

















RADE Thomaston Atlanta Athens ~ Rome Atlanta
. 9-20 9-21 9-22 9-22 9-23
~

Steers & Helfers Sar eee

rae ao 16.00- ~ 17.00-19.50 16.00-19.50 - 16.00-18.00

Conl. 13.00-15.25 12.50-17.00 13.50-15.00 12,50-15.80 -13.00-15.00

Utility 9.00-11.00 9.00-12.50 10.00-13.00 9.00-11.50 2. 50-12.00

Cutters 7.75- 9.00 8.00-10.00 8.00-10.00 7.00- 8.25 8.00-10.00

CALVES Be eases

Good & Choice 72.50-17.00 13.00-18.00 13.50-19.75 13.00-18.25 1 3.00-18.90
| Util. & Coml. 8.00-13,00 8.50-13.00 10.00-13.50 8.75-13.50 _9.00-13.50

cows

Utility 7.25- 8.50 8.00-10.00 8.00-10.00 8.00-10.00

Cc. & Cc. 5.00- 7.25 5.00- 8.00 5.00- 8.00 5.00- 7.75

BULLS Bere = ip ok

Util. & Com. 8.25-10.50 9.00-12.00 10.00-13.00 8.50-10.00

Cutters 7.50- 9.00 8.00- 9.50 8.00- 9.00 7.50- 8.50 8.00- 9.50

STOCKERS

Steers & Heifers 8.00-14.00 9.00-17.25 8.50-16.25 8.00-15.50 8.50-1 7.00

Calves 8.00-14.25 9.00-16.50 8.00-13.00 8.50-14.75 |

ae 7.50



Source of Information

Rederal - State Market News Service
50 Seventh Street, N. E., Atlanta, Ga.