Farmers and consumers market bulletin, 1955 June 8

more corn meal,
staple foods than the
_ Resear
-rice and wheat

and oe oe

rs due to a lack
minerals. -




















a all one to. cs aS

IONAL ProceaM a

bout the value of corn
ichment. Demonstrations are
show how simple and inexpen-
1p a pal iOLe any size to

eighboring ate of Ala-
outh Carolina require by law



City Yes, eo
That Fast

an unimpeachable source
st weeks Bulletin such a
hought, quoted Us; popula-
ges as follows: Twenty

cent of the U. S. popu-
farms, with the remaining



9

ately reversed .













h has shown

1 with certain Vi-

eal and grits to help
nal anemia, weak ~

20. cents per

Nagra, -anemia,, rickets, beri- a

the eee. Aoerulaeed ie
ith farmers, millers and |

eal offered for sale must

ne Wess Dept. Y

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 8, 1955

~_Phit Campbell, ee



Georgia Produce Season



~N

Getting Into Full Swing :

Georgias big produce season is peek-

_ ing around the corner. Estimates from

officials at the State Farmers Market

in Atlanta revealed the following dates
for these produce items: Corn, some com-
| ing in now, in volume June 10; snap beans
in volume~ now, also squash; tomatoes, ,
pole beans, field peas, and butterbeans

in volume about June 10; Watermelons

are expected in volume. June 20-25; Can-
| taloupes, June 10-15.



oe be enriched. The corn meal enrichment

law is enforced by the State Commis-

sioner of Agriculture. Georgia is trying
- to do on a voluntary basis what other \

states have done by law. |

Corn infested With: weevils id rat

droppings has been reported to have been
refused by millers in states. with sani-

tary laws. This same corn was reported

to have been sold in Georgia. Corn meal

fade from such corn is a misrepresenta-

_ Hon: to the consumer.
MILLERS CAN PROTECT BUYERS

The corn millers, operating. without
sanitary laws, can voluntarily protect the
consumer by producing a quality product

and policing their own industry. The

farmer can help by proper storage of his
corn. The consumer can help by buying

-eorn meal of high quality. Corn millers
producing a high quality product from

clean sound corn; in a clean mill, equip-

ped to enrich and standardize their pro-
duct as represented on their package,

should be considered by the consumer.

Unfair competition and; misrepresen-

tation may exist if the miller does not.

enrich as advertised. Also, if a miller re-
_moves the foreign matter from his corn
and his competitor does not he is at a
disadvantage if the consumer does: not
show a preference. Degerminated corn

meal and grits are required by Georgia

law to be enriched wall vitamins and
myiperals.

An excellent mance Sriats for white
corn produced in Georgia. Over 50% of
the corn used by the millers in Georgia
is imported. This amounts to several

million bushels each year, The millers -

would prefer to buy Georgia corn. If the
Georgia farmer would supply this ex-

; isting local market it would mean mil-

dditional income. The
plant corn varie-
eevil resistance



State 5 Top foiion Stalk

Challenged By Alabama

Georgias position as grower of the
worlds largest cotton stall | has been chal-

lenged.

George E.- Meriwether, of Montgom-

ery, Ala., makes the challenge, which is

accompanied by a story and picture of
himself holding part of the large stalk 224
_ in the June 24, 1951 issue of the SS iat
gomery Advertiser.

The newspaper story says that the ae

stalk bore a silver plate on which was
the following inscription: Cotton stalk

- grown. on the plantation of P. A;

Wray, Esq., Montgomery County, Ala-

bama, Crop of 1850 and growth of one.

season . . . The stalk bore 1,000 bolls of
cotton. It grew to be 20 ft. high. :

Meriwether says that the stalk was

given to his grandfather, James Brad-
ley Meriwether, by Wray.

Georgias champion stalk, now on
display in the Capitol, in Atlanta, has
715 bolls and is.6 ft. 10 ins. tall and 6

ft. wide.



and desirable milling characteristics and

. find a ready market. -

GOOD STORAGE NEEDED

Local corn to compete with mid-
Western corn should be stored in such
a manner that it is kept free of rats,

weevils and excessive moisture. |

The Georgia Corn Millers Association
has done an excellent job in, promoting
- the milling of corn meal from clean corn























in-a sanitary mill. Four years.ago only -

7 2.7261 the millers had enriched corn meal.
Today, 100% of the large millers enrich

and 63% of the medium-size mills enrich

_ their corn meal.
corn meal sold in Georgia is enriched at
the expense of the corn millers in an_

effort to put out a better product and

The majority of the

improve the health of the consumers.
The Georgia State Health Depart-

(Continued on Page 4)

X

Americus Host To Sale

_ Georgia beef cattle ptodueers are in-
vited to a meeting June 14, at the Sumter
Livestock Sale Barn, Americus, for the
purpose of discussing the Demonstration
Feeder Calf Sale to be held at the Sumter
Barn, Oct. 11, Meeting time is 2 p. m.
Rules for participation in the Calf

Sale are available by writing R. F. Gar-
ner, County Agent, Americus, Ga,









'OQuinn. Surrency,





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an the mailing list and for chatige of pide to STATE BU-
REAU OF MARKETS, 222 STATE CAPITOL, Ailanta.






a Doone
ASSOCIATION
Rees

AFEILIATE MEMBER



Notices of farm produce

of notice.

under postage; regulations inserted one time on each request
and repeated only when request is accompanied Ee new copy

and appurtenances admissible



notices,

Under Legislative Act the Georgia Market Bulletin does
not assume any responsibility for any notice appearing in the
Bulletin, nor for any transaction resulting from published



Limited space vill not permit insertion of notices conte :
ing more than 35-40 words, not including name and address



PHIL CAMPBELL, Commissioner



es:

Office at Covington, Georgia

Published Weekly at .
114-122 Pace St., Covington. Georgia
By Deparimeni of Agriculfure
_ Notify on FORM 3579 Bureau of Markets,

222 Siate Capitol Atlanta, Georgia |

Entered as second class matter August 1,

1937 at the Post
under Act of June 6, 1900.

Accepted for mailing at special rate of postage provided for |
in Section 1103 Act of October 8, 1917.



State Capitol,
114- 122 Pace St.,



Executive Office State Capitol
Editorial and Executive Offices

Publication Office |
Covington, Georgia

Atlanta. Ga.



Ja exchange) J. E. Sims, Mys-

: $2. B. J. Head, Alma. Ph. 3791.

| xed and copperskin, $3. 50 M.

|| red and copperskin, $4 M. Del.







PLANTS FOR SALE

PLANTS FOR SALE



Rutger Tomato, Calif. Won-
der Sweet, Cayenne Hot Pep-
per, 300, $1.50; 500, $2; $3.50

M. *Otis Conner, Pitts.

Govt. insp. La. Copperskin
Potato, Marglobe, Rutger to-
mato, Ruby King Sweet, Pi-
miento, and Hot Pepper, $2.75
M. Plus postage. Miss Florence
Ribs 2.

Govt: insp. Red Skin PR

. Potato, ready, $4 M; 500, $2.50.

Prompt shipment. Good count: }

Also Brown Striped Half Run-

ner bean seed, 45c teacup. Guy.|

Crowe, Gainesville, Rt. 2.

Copperskin. potato, $1.75 M.
Can fill large orders. Hiram
Lightsey, Surrency, Rt. 2.

Collards, Cabbage plants, 25c
doz. Fred Witherspoon, Atlan-
ta, 308 Holderness Ste.
Ph. Ra. 5251.

Large Imp. Soubeee rooted,
50c doz.; Mtn. Huckleberry,
bearing size, 2 doz. 15e.+ Slick
Leaf Mustard, 25c cup. Add
postage.. Rosie Crowe, Cum-
ming, Rt. 1.

- Late Flat Dutch and Copen-
hagen Cabbage, Ga. Heading
Collard, 300, $1; $3 M: Ruby
Giant sweet pepper, 50 doz.
No orders less $1. Add postage.
Hoyett Henderson, Ellijay, Rt.
3, Box 124.

Late Flat Duteb and Copen-
hagen cabbage, Ga. Heading
collard, 300, $1; 500, $1.50; $3
M; Ruby Giant Sweet Pepper,
50c doz. No orders less $1. Add
postage. Nancy Henderson,
Ellijay, Rt. 3, Box 124.

Rutger and Marglobe tomato
and cabbage, 50c C: 300, $1.25;

$2.50 M: 5 M, $10- Miss Lee}
Crow, Gainesville, Rt. 2, nea
143.

Govt. insp. PR Buneh potato,
$4 M: Leeland Bunch potato,
$5 M. Guar. good count, prompt
shipment. C. F. Mann, Sur-
rency, Rt. 2, Box 31.

Govt. insp. La.
potato, Ruby King Sweet,
Long Cayenne Hot, and
miento pepper. $3 M; Mar-
globe, Rutger tomato, $2 M.
FOB. Florence OQuinn, Sur-
rencyoe Rts 2.

Copperskin
and
Pi-

$1 doz.
Baggett,

Peppermint
Del. Mrs.
Hiram.

plants,
BeSsie

Catnip and Sage plants, 25c
Goz.; Also White Butterbeans,
25c cup. Or exch. for potato,
cabbage, or tomato plants. Add
postage. Mrs. Vivian Wilmot,
Carnesville, RFD 3.

PR and Imp. LA Copperskin
potato, Pes insp., 5000, $10.
No chks. F. G. Tyre, Bristol.

Ss. W..





Hot Pepper plants,
packed, 25 doz. Add postage.
Miss Bessie Martin, Gaines-
ville, RFD 5.

Cert. Bunch PR Sweet Po-

tato, 500, $4; $7 M. One-half
deposit required with order.
Guar. del. Quotations f.o-b. L.
L. Heidt, Cordele, Box 49.

Digging. Coastal Bermuda
Stolens, 35c cu. ft. See Sankie
Powell at farm near Wrens;
Ga. or contact. M. T. Courson,
Hazlehurst.

Cert. PR potato (Runners
and Bunch), and tomato Plants.

Lowell .Head, Alma. 218 Per-
kins St.
Marglobe, Rutger, Break

ODay, and June Pink tomato,
500, $1.25: $2 M; 5000, $7.50;

Hot and Sweet Calif. Wonder

pepper, 300, $1; 500, $1.50; $2
M; 5000, $7.50. Mrs. bo E&
Stokes, Fitzgerald.

Govt. insp. Copperskin PR
potato, seed grown from vine
cuttings, $3 M. Del. No chks.
L. D. Lightsey, -Screven, Rt. 2.

Govt. insp. and treated Cop-
perskin potato, $3.50 M., Del.
Full count. Prompt shipment.
Luther Griffis, Odum, Rt, 2.

Large Pimiento. pepper
plants, $1.25 M. Add postage.
Hugh Dame, Jr., Gray, Rt. 2.

PR potato, govt. insp., Imp.
LA Copperskin, 5,000, $7.50. No
chks, Lester Crawford, Bristol.

Govt. insp. Bunch Copper-
skin potato, $5; La. ;Copperskin,
$3.75 M. Strong plants, full

count. Elmer Mann, Surrency,
bs 2s
Cert. Bunch PR motate. $7

M: 500, $4: Rutger Tomato, $3
|M. E. H. Hall, Arabi, Rt. 1.

Govt. insp. Bunch Copper-
skin potato, $5 M. David Mann,

surreney, Rta = 2: ie

Bell, Hot and Pimiento. pep-
|pers, Eggplants, Broccoli, Brus-
els Sprouts, Cauliflower, Leek,
Green Bunching Onions, Rut-
ger tomato, Parsley, al! 35c
doz.; Horehound, Sage. Mint,

50c doz. All in $1 lots up. Mrs.
H. V: Franklin, Sr. Register,
RFD 1, Box 20.

Govt. insp. and treated Red

jand Pink Skin PR, Copperskin,
| $3

M. Del. No
Lightsey. Surrency,

chks. Oma
RES

Horseradish: Plants, 50 doz.:
Roots, Black Haw, 50c 1b;
Spearmint, Tanzy, Balm, Wild
Strawberry, Yellow Dock, Yel-
low Root, Lions Tongue, 25
doz. Queen of the Meadow, 3,
50c; Black Haw Bush, 50 ea.
Add postage. Mrs. Presley Fow-
ler. Ellijay, Rt. 5.

MOSS }.

PP in Ga. D. W. Davis, Milledge-



; Cray Gaine:





PLANTS FOR SALE



Tomato, 500, $3;\$3 M; pota-
to, $3 M shipped; $2.50 at bed.
Bese; Strayhorn, _ Biowery
Branch, Rt. A. re

Long Pod Hot, Calif. Won-
der Sweet pepper, Marglobe,
Rutger tomato, $2 M; 5000, $38;
La. Copperskin potato, $3.50 M.
Open field Grown. Postage col-
lect. W. G.-OQuinn, Surrens
Rt. 2, Box 78:

Imp. Bunch PR potato, ready,
300, $4: 500, $6; $10 M. Moss
jpacked. State insp. Parcel post
prepaid in Ga. Ph. 1422. (Ocil-

tic.

Certified PR Runner pe
$4 M; Imp. Bunch, $7 M; 500,
$4; Rutger tomato, $3 M; 500,

Cert. PR potato, count and
quality guar., $2.25 M. Mrs. A.
B. Williams; Alma. ;

Govt. insp. imp. PR, potato,
red and copperskin, $3.50 M.)
Del. in Ga. No chks. Dan. L.
Williamson, Bristol, Rt. ats

Govt. insp. imp. PR, seer
Del. in Ga. MO \Only. W W.

Williamson, Bristol, Rt. 1.

Govt. insp. imp. PR, potato,
in Ga.. Prompt shipment. Jen-

nings Williamson, Bristol, Rt. 1.

Govt. insp. PR Copperskin
Potato, $1.50 M. FOB. No COD.
Gs Es Brannen, Patterson.

Cert. Gold Rush potato, wilt
resistant, yellow skin, early,
very prolific, $5 M. Del.: parcel
post. Prompt shipment. E. F.
Entrekin, Bremen, Rt. 2, Box
5a:

Chas. Wakefield, Copenhag-
en Mkt., Late Flat Dutch Cab-
bage, Ga. Collard, -nice size,
roots damp ee 50c C; 500,
$1.25; $2.25 M; 5000, $10; "Mar-
globe tomato, A0e C; 500, $1.50.

ville, Rt. 5, Box 299.

Coastal Bermude Stolens, tree
of other grass or noxious weeds,
by express not prepaid, 2C M,
$18; 50 M, $35; at farm, $50
per 100 M. DF Harrison, Black-
shear, Tel. 3713.

alif. Wonder Sweet, and
Cayenne Hot pepper, Rutger
tomato, 500, $2; $3.50 M; $1
6p White Bermuda onion, $2: 50
M. Prepaid. R. Chanclor, Pitts.



SEED AND GRAIN
FOR SALE



Col. butterbeans 30c lb. at my
house: 60 PP by mail; packet
ea. pure Imp. Pride of Ga water-
melon, and Heart of Gold Can-
taloupe, 25c pkt. and stamped
addressed envelope. Mrs. W, Y.
Summers, Newnan, Rt. 5

Green. Glaze Champ., 1954
Collard, 4 Tbls., $1; 8 Tbls., $2;
Will sell 30 Ibs. 70c Ib Mrs.
T. T. Holloway, Cobbtown.

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

White, Brown Striped Half
Runner, good tender Bunch
Bean Seed, 60c cup; Speckled
Crowders, Purple Hull Peas,
30e cup; Bunch Seed Okra, 40c
cup; Yellow, Seed Popcorn, 25c
cup. Add postage. No stamps nor
chks. Mandy 3rooks, Carters.

Recleaned J. E. W. 45 Soy-
beans, purity, 97.16 pct. germ.,
87.50 pct.,.no weed seed, $4.75
bu. in 2 bu. bags. No broken
bags. E. H. Hart, Jr., Marshall-
ville.

Recleaned J. E. W. 45 Soy-
beans, 97.16 pct. pure, 87.50
pet. germ., no weed seed, $4.75
bu. in 2 bu. bags. No broken

bags. O. M. Ware, Marshall-
ville.
150 bu. Gay-Tan Soybean

Seed, recleaned, packed in new
bags, from Go. Exp. Stat. foun-

dation stock, germ. test by Hul- 3

sey, 86 pet. 99.57 pct. pure,
$9.50 bu. Walter L. Graefe, Grif-
fin, Box 57,

Brown Striped tender Corn-
field Bean, 50c Jarge cup; Col.
Bunch Butterbenit 25e Jarge

-R, James, Douglasville, Re






16 Ibs. Henderson Bunch But-

ae ee Payetteville, pee

300 bu. Mamloxi Sorte
2 bu. bags, $5 bu.; Seeed re-
cleaned. H. D.
ville.

Approx. 500 bu.
hews, McDonough, Rt. 3.
Cane Seed
Ben Fagan, Martip.

Vatermelon Seed: Stone Moun- |
tain, Grey Stone, Lipsie, Yellew
Meat, N. H. Midget: Also Rocky-
ford Cantaloupe, 50e G; 300, $1.
E. E. Kurtz, Marietta.

well, Temple, Rt. 2.

Imp. Pride of Ga. Water-
melon, ripen in 60 days, 260,
SECS: Carson, Griffin, Res Ge

nai 20 lbs. Binee Diemadd
white -seed Watermelon, hand
saved, selected, $1.50 Ib. PP. Joe

Okra Seed,
pet. germ., (Mar. 1st., test), 75
lb.; 5 Ibs., 65c Ib. Add postage.
-C.,Leon Smith, LaGrange Rt, 1.

25 bu. Brab Seed Peas, treat-
ed, $780 bu. FOB: C. A Walk-
er, Ellaville.

Rockyford Cantaloupe,. oe
Pumpkin 25 half pt.; 50c
pt.; $1 gt.; Citron, 75 lb.; Tee-
box Watermelon, Martin and
Ornamental Gourd, 2 doz., 10c
and stamped envelope. Walter
Stroud, Bolingbroke, Rt. 1.

1955 crop Old Time Shallots,
bright, clean, saved without
rain, $1 gal. Add 35c postage.
Mrs. Clarence MoM, Dac-
ula, Riz = . :



SEANSaRD PEAS
~~ ;EOR SALE



200 bu. Yelando Non-Shatter
Soybeans, recleaned, 2. bu.
bags, 88 pct. germ., $3.50 \bu.
FOB. J. W. Hill, Gough. (Ph.
Waynesboro 3770).

Roanoke Soybeans, $3.50 bu.
R. H. Akin, Griffin, Rt. 2.

Speckled Cutshort Cornfield
Beans, 65c cup; White Salet
Eng. Peas, 75c. cup. Add post-

age. Ivy Southerland, Ellijay,
Rt 3. 7

100 bu. Clemson High Bush
Soybeans, recleaned, 2 bu.

bags, 88 pct. germ., 99.66 pct.
pure, no noxious weed, $3.50
bu. FOB. E. K. Overstreet.
Sylvania.

Peas: New Eras, $7 bu.; Mix-
ed Hay, $6.50 bu.; Black, Pur-
vle Hull, Ala. Brown Crowders,
Dixie Lees. $12 bu. FOB. W.
L. Helms, Buena Vista.

Little 6 Weeks Pink Half
Runner Garden Beans, 65c cup;
Purple Hull, Cream Sugar
Crowder Peas, 50c cup. Add
postage. No chks. or stamps.
Pearl Wilson, Carters. Rt. 1.

Birch Butterbeans, mixed
70c; White Running Butter-
beans, 30c cup: 2 cups, 50c. PP.
Mrs. J.-E. Stone. Adairsville.
Re &

White Half Runner Garden
Beans, 40c cup; Blue Java Peas,
20c cup; Pink Skin Peanuts,

cup for beans, and 40c cup
for peanuts for postzge. a B.
Brown, Ball Ground, Rt. 1.

Butter. Little Rice, Mush, al-
so Red Speckled Crowder
Peas, 50c cup. Add postage.
Mrs. Frank Parks. Ellijay, Rt.7



terbean, 36c Ib. FOB here. Mrs. |

Barr, Marshall

Ist. class]
Barley, $1.25 bu. W. Bo ee

(Blue Ribbon), rc
combine threshed. Come after.|

5lbs. Nancy Watermelon Seed,
hand selected, $2 Ib. Sim Tid-| P.

long green, 9214

white and col. 30c cup; 3 cups, 2

2-4 in hull, $2 pk. Add 12c per |1

SACKS FOR SALE |























































































postage. Mrs.
lian. eee I

cee 1 pe
Write before ord
us Se Arnoldsvi

sy Se
ving 35 ea
aj MS ee

MISCET

EB EV-1023._
GRASS: _ %























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full, $1.30: een of
Age " a

ed and clean,

10 Ibs. shipped. A
C. Leon~Smith,

Add







300 Print Feed ~ Sacks, 100!

Tb. cap., free of heles,



cup. Add peak. Mrs. Della




















me corn head seed. |
He erie Atlanta, 537
R W., FR 1855.



8,000 lbs.,. Crimson
(000 lbs. Italian rye
bu. Abruzzi rye. Must
germ. clean, free of
weeds. George H.
omaston, C/o Nehi









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Pp sled Heifers a 9
ed Bulls, from 8 mos.
s. old, sons and daugh-
Rollo Domino 43rd. Sire
from Malone Ranch,
Miss., for $1850.00.
Heard, Elberton.









































fled Hereford bull
pers, 3 heifers with
s 1 heifer to fresh-
good Jersey milk
: oral bE:
Rie 4.






calf, dropved
not reg hut
Mrs. Etta
2005 Ches-



ee Alverson,
: Douglasville



me Hereford bull
le or trade for
reed and quality;
OIC. shoats. W. J.
; Rt. 1, C/o Ora-





thorn Cattle, - milk-
th horns, tested for
- WwW. Louder-
Box 55. Bee il.



IN



en

TLE FOR SALE

CATTLE FOR SALE |





8 young milk cows with
young calves, (1 Guernsey, 1

Phone 9- 9825.

20 reg Black Angus cattle,
Eileenmere bloodlines. Imme-
diate sale. O. L. Jones, Atlan-
ta, 480 Trabert Ave. N. W. Ve.

2670. :
Very gentle, easy to milk

cow, giving about 4 gal. daily,

'|Mrs.

price. Milton Bryant, Bluffton.

Reg polled bred heifers, some
with calves at side, Domino
breeding, bred to 16SF Beau
Victor, also 10 open heifers,
same breeding, reasonable. F.
M. Biggers, Conyers.

bull),

Hereford Brood Cows. _ top

quality, meat type, Jersey Heif~ nites.

Holsteins,

26 head Grade White Face.
Cows and Calves.

Eileenmere 500th. Reasonable.
Allen W. Hill,
2925 Nancy Creek. Rd., N. W.
Phones Ex. 2822 or Ve. 9081.

Fresh Cow with week
ealf, half Black Augus:
Jersey Milk Cow to freshen
within 3 weeks (2nd.
male and heifer 7

Qnd. calf May 16 (heifer), $200,|mos. old. See at my home.|Tom McKelvey, Rockmart. Rt.
or exch. for White Face yearl-}Mrs. S. N. Brandon, Stone) 4.
ings, 250-300 Ib. wat., at market | Mountain, Rt. 3. Ph. 5272.

30 Shorthorn Cows and Hei-
fers, some with calves by side,
(heifers bred to reg. Shorthorn
also 7 open heifers,
reg. Shorthorn bulls, 3-1/2 yrs.
old a roan, 1 white).
Q. McKinley, -Thomaston.
Yatesville Hwy.).

Jersey Cow with calf, (2 wks. |

Luther R.]old), $100; Red Poll Heifer





Atlanta,
Purebred Tamworth 12 wks.
old barrows, $15 ea. Call or
write. Father M. Nicolas, O. C.
S. O., Monastery of the Holy
Ghost. Conyers, phone 4611.

old
Also

ealf); 2 2 male SPC pigs, 3 mos. old,

ent. reg., $25 ea. with papers.

15 OIC and SPC pigs, 9 wks.

old, large size, $12 ea. No
shipping. Roy Harrell. Fayette-
9 ville, phone 4181

Reg. Durocs: Star and Wave-
master breeding, unrelated boars
and gilfs, some bred sows and
gilts. 1 mile W. Cohutta. B.
Holeomb, Varnell.

James
(New
Phone 3805





service,

Jersey, other Holstein-Jersey |Fain, Alpharetta, Cogburn Rd. with. 2' mos. old ealf, $135. B. ville, Rt. 1.

erossed), choice, $90. Between i : F. Buffington, Norcross, Rt. 1. te

Dallas Hwy. and Sandtown Rd. | 2 purebred Black Angus Reg. Durocs:

E. F. Wilkins, Marietta, Rt. 4. Yearling Bulls, by grandson of HOGS FOR SALE ability, from top bloodline

bred, $75 at farm; reg. ch

red pigs, selected for breeding

stock, life treated for cholera,

$25 ea. with papers. FOB. Robt.

A. Cail, Savannah, Rt. 5, For es

River Duroc Farm, :
4

Sev. young cherry and
red Duroc males, ready for
treated

cholera, $30 ea. FOB. H.
Hiams, Baxley, Valley and Pi
View Farm.

life

2 BPC gilts;

SPC pig chain pigs, 12 wk
old, $18 ea reg. Ben Dean, Ya

sow ot proven

4 eae!
sub. to reg.; 10 wks. old $22.50
ea. FOB. Aaron Dees, F F A.
Member, Gay, Rt. 1. ;

8 purebred Hampshire and
OIC cross vigs. $10 ea.
Bethlehem near Harrys Junk,
Yard, J. E ..Meeks Be
Rt. 1;
























tight
against
Le il


















pigs

1 mil

















lines, reg., ready for heavy ser-

ers, Open Heifers, good qual-

ity and condition, ready to 3
breed. P. T. Patton, Shady Ca e rices al at eor 1a ar e's a
Dale. Pi:. Monticello 5123. :

- Q@ne reg. 4 vr. old Whitelg i oa
Face Horned Bull, 1000 lbs., RADE Thenaston iis Aes Reme anes Gainesville
for sale >or trade for Polled} - 2 z

Bull of equal value. Fred J.| Steers & Heifers i 5
| Wilson Decatur, 4550 Boring Choice Not 21 .00-22.00 20.50-21.10 No is Sm
Rd. S Good Reported 7.75-24.00 18.00-20.50 Report 18.00-20.00 ~

- oe aes 7.50 14.75-17.75 ~ 14.75-17.50 > -

16 Jersey heifers: 1 Jersey- | -UNY 75-14.50, 11.75-14.50 - 11.75-14.50
Holstein; 3 ane ee Wile ra Cutters 10.06-12.00 10.00-11.75 . 10.00-11.50 ~ .
Shorthorn. 7 are - artificially | CALVES
bred. $100 ea. for Tot. David Good & Choice 17.00-21.00 17.00-21.00 17.25-19.00 -
Wickers, Putnam. Util. & Com. 12.60-16.75 12.00-16.75 - 12.00-16.75 .

Com. & Good :

Young Guernsey Bull, will| Vealers .-45.00-18.50 15.00-18.50 aS : s me
Pe year old July, ready for cows : ;

1; 7 I ope es
GE see vices Beretta! Realy | Guilty / 10.25-12.00 -10.25-12.00 - 10.50-12.50 -

J & gee REE Ge & 8.00-10.50 8.00-10.50
necessary information to reg- Beto Pea ie 8.00-10.50 2
ister. Reasonable. Phone week- | BULLS : 3
ends or nites only, 2616. W. H. Util. & Com. 12.00-14.50 12.00-14.75 - 12.00-14.50 .
Coker, Conyers, Rt 2. Cutters 10.50-12.50 . 10.00-11.50 ee 10.00-11.75 -

2 yr. old: Hereford Purebred | STOCKERS : g : i A

5 . . Steers & Heifers 12.00-18.00 11.50-18. : . .
Bull of Domino-Mischief blood- | Gcives neo taee eee ie Pate ay. a0 ,



vice. Proven producer. $250.





a Gray, Conyers, Rt. 2. Ph.







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Source of Information
Federal - State Markef News Service
50 Seven Street, N. E., Atlanta, Ga.



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off Comm. Co., Macon 19.15 18.75 _*'17.70 18.40 | Swainskoro S/Y., Swainsboro 19.25 1855 1825 1800
/Y, Alma 19.10 18.90 18.40 ios Japeway Craig Comm. Ce., Dublin 19.01 18.95 18.35 18.35
t L/S Mkt., Hazichurst jane 1G as | ae eee
Jesup S/Y, Jesup 19.00 1809 17.40 16.55
SY No. 1, Augusta 18.90 18.00 =17.50 Sutton L/S Co., Sylvester 18.95 18.95 18.35 17.05 :
Statesboro 18.71 18.82 18.61 18,00 | Carroll Co. L/S Sis., Carrollton 19.00. 17.50 1578 1580
3 L/S Co., Douglas 18.82 18.60 / 18.06 18.02 | Millen L/S Mkf., Millen 1925. 1875 1800 1835
/S Mkt.. Nahunta 19.10 18.75 18.50 ~Ocilla L/S Co., Ocilla 5 = 4900. 19.10 - 19.05 <
Inc., Pelham 18.22 18.24 18.15 18.00 | Bleckley L/S Auct., Cochran 19.00 19.05 "18.60 18.80
jam Co. S/Y, Springfield 18.60 18.00 17.50 Ga. Farm Pro. Sls. Corp., Thomaston 19.10 18.60 18.00 17.50 2
-Long. Comm. Co., Quitman 18.55 18.21 ~ 18.35 17.50 Columbus S/Y Co., Columbus 18.40
L/S Comm. Co., Dublin 19.30 18.90 18.65. 18.10 | Seminole L/S Auct., Donalsonville 18.65. 1840 18.00 17.90
ald $/Y, Fitzgerald 1915 19.19 19.00 - Shumens $/Y, Hagan 19.25 19.00 17.85 17.398
: .* 18.20 17.20 16.50 15.75 | Dodge Co. S/B, Eastman 19.25 18.90 18.65 18.40 ;
a L/S Co., Valdosta 18.50 18.15 18.15 17.30 | May 3) ae
Co, S/Mkt., Jesup 19.00 19.12 18.00. 16.50 | Troup L/S Assn. Inc., LaGrange 17.60 16.55 15.25
ee mee Tattnall S/Y, Glennville 19.31 19.05 18.70 18.08
. Tifton eT ee ee ae Jones-Neuhoff Comm. Cog Macon 19.20. 19.00 18.70 18.75.
(eee itn epebtiise P18 7) 1828 ee Mitchell Co. L/S Co., Camilla. 18.72 18.37 17.95 17.50
Exch., Statesboro : 19.00 ieee 18.35 18.75 |. MeRae S/Y, McRae 19.01 18.60 18.35
at ae eee Emanuel Co. S/, Swainsboro 1925. 18.75 1830 18.00
Sa bee oe Farmers L/S Auct., Co., Nashville 18.75 18.80 18.301 17.90
eens tx Somes yle ee iS Metter L/S Mkt., Metter 19.25 18.50 18.00
Ee EN Ragsdale-McClure Comm. Co. Rome 19.10 18.90 18.40 15.60
19.16 18.65 17.90
19.00. 18.55.1805 1710 | wune! . .
ee spe Se See | Coosa Valley Comm. Co., Rome 19.35 18.90. 16.78. 14.59 #
ee ee ee | Moultrie L/S Ce., Moultrie 19.00 ,
18,00 Union $/, ae 19.01 18.95 18.40 18.38

























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"Eniched Meal Endorsed

* (Continued from Page 1)

: ee

_ sizes and prices.





ent has promoted the

anitary conditions.

orn meal and its manufacture under

{ The State School

unch Program and the State eleemosy-

wary (charitable) institutions have en-

ae the use of enriched corn meal
ade to high quality specifications.

The Georgia Nutrition Council has
been a pioneer in promoting corn meal
enrichment. legislation. The School of
_ Home Economics at the University of
Z ~ Geor gia has endorsed the corn meal en-
_ richment program. They have conducted
eooking test of enriched corn meal and
also of hybrid corn mee to help provide



enrichment of



staple foods..
UNIVERSITY RESEARCH

The research branch of the Univer-
sity of Georgia has conducted research
to determine the nature and importance
of the complaints by millers and corn
users against hybrid corn, Breeders of:
new hybrid corn varieties will take into
consideration the physical composition
of kernels, susceptibility to excessive wee-
vil damage, excessive rot, lightness of
grain, undesirable color of grain and un-
desirable storage qualities.

The State Department of Agriculture |
has indicated a sincere interest in en-

- forcing the State laws that
consumer of corn meal: by offering ae
help promote non-punitive laws that will
be to the best interest of all the people

_in the State; by enforcing the oo s

protect the
















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meal.





HOGS FOR SALE

Reg. Tamworth Open and

Bred gilts, boars all ages, arid
igs. R. J. Williams, Davis-
oro. Rt. 1. (3 mi. No.)

Reg. Hampshire Swine. Of-
choice weanling pigs
md unrelated trios. Every lit-
r production registered test-

Good variety. bloodlines a-
ailable. Bob Wall Axson, C/O
iver View Farm.

OIC Pigs from reg. short
ose, blocky type stock, $20
ga. 8 wks. old, $23 ea.; 11 wks.

{ Also 2 yr. old sow,
red farrow last part Aug. gen-
le, well made Reg., treated,
srated, $65. Paul J. Cain, Com-
nerce, Rt. 1.

. Reg. Hereford Pigs, sired by
uper Flight, a good son of
953 Natnl. Champ. Boar, Top
light, will be 8 wks. old May
Oth., $25 ea; Also ~Service
ge Boars by Smooth Boy Ist.,

es Hid, and boar shoat 4 mos.,
30 ea

45 ea. Mrs. W. A. Ward, IJr.,
arietta, Rt. 3. Ph. 8-8772.
Purebred Hampshire. Duroc

Gilts and Boars. reg.. 8-10 wks.
d, $25 ea. FOB. Hilton E.
avidson, Glenwood, Rt. 2,
owery FFA).

_ Purebred Berkshire Pigs,
mericas leading meat type
eed, ready June Ist.. $15 ea.
farm 2 mi. No. Cleveland
f Helen Rd. D. a. Biggers,
Jeveland, Rt. 3.

Reg. Durocs, 4 gilts, 2 males,
g. buyers name, 10. wks. old,
other Blue Ribbon Winner,
ife time treated. $25 ea. Billy
ixon, Wrightsville, Rt. 3. Box
20. 4

Tried and proven Essex sow,
18 mos. old, farrowed 2 litters
md raised al] 18, good size,
red to reg. Essex male. reg.
uyers name. $60. A. L. Moss,

la

Reg. SPC gilts, 8 wks. old.
pep toX: 45 lbs., sired by Delta
hamp, life treated, wormed,

; poe ring, crated, $35 ea. FOR

ome. Lewis Lindsey, Silver

Creek. Rt. 1.

Purebred OIC onigs, blocky.
Jhort nose type. William Grif-
in. Maysville.

7 reg. Hampshire pigs, choice
ready

tock, reg. buyers name,

May 27th. $29 ea. G. C. Hem-
ree. Clayton. Rt. 1.
Yorkshire. Reg. boars and
ilts, at Rolling Meadows
arm. G M. Holtrapp, Newnan,

Box 108 phone 1860

5 Boars, 1 Gilt (Duroc,) from
top show winning stock FFA,
$25 ea. my _ place. Clinton
Downs, Ashburn, Rt. 2.

Reg. Hampshire
ilts, 8 and 10 wks.
elted. from fine

$20%)-e85) J:

tock
entley, Thomaston,
hone 3697.

Mixed SPC and OIC pigs, all
James Carter,
4, Box 487. AM-

boars and
old, well
breeding
Lynwood
Rei ern2:

Atlanta,
9237.

Rt.



HOGS FOR SALE



Purebred Hampshire - Pigs, 2
gilts, 3 boars, 6 wks. old, reg.
buyers name. Wilbur Nixon,
Senoia.

Reg. SPC, 3 boars, 4 as
wks. old, sired by champ. SA
boar in State Fair, treated for
cholera, wormed, reg. buyers
name, _ $23. ea. Sonny Jackson,
Chester.

Burcu: iarapshine and oIc
pigs, few bred gilts and sows.
Sell or trade. W. R. Long

Woodstock. Ph. Gl, 85-6988. -

Pure bred SPC pigs, 8 wks.,
old, $9 ea. Mose Cooper, Fay-
ettevills. (1 mile South). -

SPC pigs. 10 wks. old, reg.
J. M. Hamm, Valdosta, Rt. 3.
Phe 2133-35 =

Reg. Tamworth gilt bred to
reg. male also some reg. Tam-
worth pigs 12 wks. old. ede
Peth, Marlow.

2 Berkshire males, April far-
row, top quality, excellent in-
dividuals, reg. buyers name,
$35 at farm; Stuart. Lewis, At-
lanta, 1264 Cumberland Rd.,
N. E. Ve. 1072.



_ HORSES AND MULES >
- FORSSALE= 3



At Stud: Fine Midget Shet-,
land 40 in. tall approx. 210 lbs.,
young Fee, $25; Also will buy
2 or 3 nice young brood mares,
reasonable. A. A. Mann, Hart-
well, 507 Benson St. Tel. 239J.

- Good 1000 Ib. mule, works

anywhere, for sale or exchange

for cow or yearlings. 1 mile off

Marietta-Dallas Hwy. from

Bullard Farm House. Charles

a Gowder. Powder Springs,
Hee 2,

At Stud: Albino Arabian.
Trailer transportation or mares
boarded if desired; Also have
a Guernsey Heifer 2 yrs. old,
very gentle. well trained with
rope. Excellent milking pros-
pect. Mrs. Julia York Howell,
Suwanee, Rt. 1.

Pony with saddle and bridle,
reasonable. 3-1/2 mi. out Hwy.
138 off Hwv. 85. H. L. Storm,
Riverdale. Rt. 1. Ph. Fayette-
ville 4588.

Good saddle herse, red with
white blaze face and stocking
feet centle, with saddle $75.
J E Emmett Buford, Rt. 3

Small Red *Shetland Pony
4-1/2 yrs. old, gentle. bridle
and saddle, $175. Robert L.
Collier, Decatur, 866 S Cand-
ler Rd. CR-9352.

Sorrel +blaze face fillie, 5
gaited, saddle broken, about
600 lbs. L. H. Quarterman,
Flemington. .

Black Mare Mule, 1000 Ibs.
gentle. works anywhere, $65.
E. F Wilkins, Marietta. Rt. 4.

Sorrel mare, 8 yrs. old, pacer,
bred to dbl, reg. Palomino stal-
lion, gentle, will pull buggy,
with saddle and bridle. Frankie
Ann Heber, Marietta, 2319 Ros-

HORSES AND MULES
_ FOR SALE



SHEEP AND. Goats.
- FOR. SALE |












Saddle Horse, Black with spot
in forehead, 2 white hind feet,
$100. A. D. Giles, Whitesburg,
Rites :

At Stud:. Pataming. perfect

Trammell Ave. Phone 55394. .

Extra good, sorrel col. reg.
Walking saddle mare, around
800 Ibs. 8-9 yrs. old, Shown in
sev. pleasure classes at Horse
Shows. Gentle but likes to go.
R. J. Thompson, Thomaston, At
5 "phone 3753.

as, Jonesboro, Rt. 1; Box 41.
Small pony, also buggy so
Box 291. Ph. 2751,

' Shetland Pony Stud Colt, 36
in. high, black and white, a-
bout 1 yr. old,~ for sale or
trade for mare pony. ee
Turner, Union Point, -

4 yr. old Tenn. Walking Stal-
lion, 1100 Ibs., with reg. papers,
very gentle, broke, partly
trained, $400. Rees _Langley,
LaFayette. Ph. 4-1697.

6 yr. old five gaited sorrel
gelding, stylish, spirited ~ but
gentle, $135. Pat Howell, Aus-
tell, Rt. 4, Box 326, S. Gordon
Rd. Ph. 7862.

* 4 mules, 2 two horse wagons,.
and some plow tools, reason-
able. G. C. Sapp, Unadilla.

Young Mexican Burros, male
or female. Dr. J. W. Stanford,
Cartersville.

Good horse, 7 yrs. old, 850
Ibs., also good H. wagon,
$100. Mrs. C. F. Moon, Lawr-
enceville, Rt. 3. phone 2588.



SHEEP AND GOATS
FOR SALE.



le gal. Nubian Doe. already

bred, $35. Lockard Bell, At-
lanta, 2677 Pharr Rad.. N. E.
Cr. 4390. d

Milk goat to freshen in July
and billy, for sale. J, W. Tony,
Tucker. Midvale Rd., Rt. 1.

40 Sheep: Ewes, Lambs, Rams
unsheared, Hampshire. Shrop-
shire and Native Ewes: Crossed
Ewes, $10 ea.:~ Lambs, $5:
Rams, $8. Dillard Griffith, Jas-
per, Rt. 1.

Fresh .Milk Goats; Saanan
and Nubian, heavy milkers,
bargain. Mrs. H. T. Barrett,
Austell, Rt. 3. Box 148. Phone
9165. < Z

Reg. Toggenburg Doe.
freshened, also. 2 young does,
2. bucks, all 3-1/2 mos. old,
from 4 qt. producers -B. Bb.
Lynn, Waycross, 401 W. Ham-
ftton.

just

Purebred Toggenburg -milk
goat freshen May 25 with sec-
ond kinds (she was milked 18
mos. before bred after Ist kid).
Very gentle ino horns $50: at
my home. D. A. Bagley M. D,
Austell, 444. es St



well Rd, Ph. 7-2007.

| phone 2315.

-{rett, WaEy: eRtred.

color. B. A. Hill, Macon, 4287 |,

: reg,
One horse, $50. W. K Thom-|

harness. Riley Lewis, Fairburn,

: Hembree Dr. =

-|RABBITS,






tenant house =

2 good milk oats, i ht 1.
s g Bee lie oh gather |
2 fa:

or, 4-1/2 mos. old, from good
stock, * $15 ea. Albert R. _Bar-













2 full blonde Nubian ne a :
Hgoats, 1 fresh, 6 gqts., other, =

freshen Aug. 19th: also 2 kids f
(Nubian-Alpine ross), Sold
only. lots 2 or more. G R.
Reece, Marietta, 111 Marble
Mill Rd., phone 94384. eee

























Parent as Tog. bucks, Sire
parents, very best of
milkers. W. A. Roach. -Savan-
nah, Rt. 6, Box 81.




















































































Wai good amily

Deep bodied Searing ewe |
and pick cotton | i
=

)

sheep, excellent quality Pre-
fer selling in _1 group. R. B. 1};
Curtis, Farmington. ) one
Madison 2603. g ;

Registered eee rams
(sheep). Dr. L. A. ae At-
lanta, Rt. piste

4 Toggenburg milk- odie all
fresh -with Ist kids, about 3
Qts. daily. Come see. W.. J]
Stephens, College _ Park, 101

Tog. puck and aren dae
giving 3 Qt. daily, and doe!
kid, 6 wks. old, $30 for lot.
Not. sold separately. Mrs. Av J.
Hall, Jr., Chamblee, 3520 eo
derson Mill Rd.



in amily vee ae
Must be sober. reli

CHINCHILLAS, Gill, Boston, Bo

AND GUINEA PIGS.
_(CAVIES FOR SALE)



5 Chinchilla 1 ea. N, Z. Red.
and Black does $3 ea. or $20)
for lot with fine buck free.

Paul Foster, Good Hope. ton. Ph ae

2 pr. Reg. So. American Chin- =
chillas, both pr. bred. Reasona- |
ble price. C. J. Garrett, Bre-
men, 323 Laurel phone
DOGS.) Ace eas eee ee e
Supply rabbits, all sizes, col-
ors. and prices. Swap for chic-
ken hens not over 1 yr. old.
Letters ans, or see me ae
12 O'clock at Service St..
Acworth Hwy. Buster V. Dives,
Acworth, RED No 2. :

~3 good, 3 mos. old Pea. |3
Chinchilla does. M. W. Day,
Thomson, -RFD 3. eS

2 does, bred, N. Z. 2: Giant,
$2.50. D. H. McGill, Chamblee.
3520 Henderson Mill: Rd.

with elec. RE Z

help with dairy
Cobb Co. To:
Atlanta 533 Centr

Man and wife
place on farm
fourths: Or: man

a mule and. cow.

-|6 R house, barn. )
or 3 chicken houses.
wood, water, j
smooth level la
Royston. Rt. ae

Want | job on
tle. 54 yrs. old.

Some guinea pigs (cavies),
for sale or trade. aee Webb,
LaGrange. Rt.-42



FARM HELP WANTED
a
Want good experienced man,
with boy old enough to help,|/(17 yr. old boy
to operate small dairy (milkingjold girl). Can driv
around 7F head). Good wages|tractor (son exp

tor right man. W. H. Newsom, | Neal
Wildwood, Fla., Rt. 1, Box tS



Want man for light
work on farm. Some
experience desirable.











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Davis, Doraville; 6243 Till;
Rd. Ph. 6. a