Farmers and consumers market bulletin, 1955 June 15

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ee ied upon as a
the farm a handicap

at the earliest opportunity are
within the memory of many citizens
Puoday =
tunately, those days are in the

the distinction of claiming top

from wildfire protection to naval
ulpwood and lumber.

ADVANTAGES

does timber make a good farm

, there are a crops raised on
which require less investment,
ide: cultivation than trees. The
mvests in seed, fertilizer and la-

m row crops, His. investment in
heavy because he has used his
tile fields to produce a good crop.
of peas, or of corn, let us say,
; blights and pests, he still ap-
harvest time with many wor-
still has. to face such factors as
, harvest labor and fluctuating
Despite this fact, he has little





ricaltural

.LENDAR

of. Agricultural events will be
this column. Some notices will be
on page 2, column L paige Sale

Nashville Livestock Auction
Nashville, Ga. Dispersion
egistered Hereford and i palled s
Hall

tated burning off or clear

ip in a variety of forestry fields,






ant and produce any of the bet-

~

ay BDNESU DY: UNE 15, 1955









Early Co. Top P Producer
, Of Peqnuts In Georgia

Early County, in Southwest Georgia,
is the states top peanut producer.

The county produced 39,139,000 lbs.
of peanuts in 1953, from a total acreage

of 35,480. Blakely is the county seat.

Other leading Georgia peanut coun-

ties; Worth (Sylvester) 34,633,000 Ibs.

from 30,770 acres; Terrell County. (Daw-
son) 21,248,000 lbs., 23,560 acres; and

e Randolph County (Cuthbert) 19, 630,000 _

ioste23 ,660 acres.



choice in the matter. He must harvest
or he must Tet his crop rot in the ground.
. The same farmer can grow irees on_

soil suited for little else. If he has left
seed trees from a previous stand, nature
does his planting. He has little cultiva-

tion, other than occasional thinnings.

Weather, labor and markets are minor
congiderations. He can/harvest when
convenient
the market is right. If he chooses to leave
his stand, it continues to grow to in-
crease in value.

SEEDLINGS

Most Georgia farmers already have
standing timber to use as a basis for their
tree crop. To those who do not, how-
ever, artificial reforestation provides a
good means of assuring tree crops in
years to come. Here in Georgia, every
day is bargain day for the tree farmer;
for all pine species can be purchased

.

from Georgia Forestry Commission for-.
est tree seedling nurseries at $3 per

1,000. These include slash, loblolly, short-
leaf and longleaf. Arizona cypress, yel-
low poplar and red cedar are sold for
$6 per 1,000. An additional charge of

25 cents per 1,000 is added when the

seedlings are shipped by state truck
to the county where the farmer intends
to plant them.

The planting season begins in mid-
December and _ lasts through February
or March. We advise however, ordering

far in advance of the opening of the -
planting season because, despite the fact

that more than 100,000,000 forest tree

USDA Has 4 bag Grades

The U. S. Dept. of Agriculture has
four gradings for eggs: Grade AA, Grade
A, Grade B, and Grade C, and lists four
-general weight classes: Extra Large,
Large, Medium, and Small. These are



the gradings and weight classifications

as they appear in retail stores.

oS

in a slack season or when



June Is Dairy Monthy

Bulletin Salutes Bossy

Drink Up! June is National pa
Month.

ee June is the - month when te
majesty, the cow, usually reaches top
milk production, dairymen throughout
the nation have for 18 years designated
this month as National Dairy Month.

And what better tasting and more
healthful food can be imagined than a
glass of fresh, cold sweet milk, or choc-
olate milk, or maybe even buttermilk.
Of course, when you mention sheer taste
goodness, youngsters, and a lot of older
folks, too, think first of ice cream.

More than a half million quarts of
mak is produced daily in Georgia. About

365,000 cows and approximately 30,000
persons make up this vast army that
supplies milk to Georgians and some of
Georgias neighboring areas.

The Bulletin salutes National Dairy
Month and the Georgia Dairy Associa-
tion.



seedlings are produced annually in the
Commissions four nurseries, the demand
always has far exceeded the supply.

CASH VALUE.

The farmer still undecided as to
whether to order forest tree seedlings
for reforestation might realize that, in
addition to the cash value which direct
sale of timber crops will bring him in ~
years to come, there is an additional
value.

- That additional indirect waite stems
fr om the fact that farm forests in many
areas in Georgia supply a large portion
of the timber required for farm build-
ing, fences, fuel, and revair work. Few

-are the Georgia farms which do not need

wood in some form. If this wood is not |
grown at home, it must be pur chased on

(Continued on Page 4)



Tractor Accident Rate
High Among Children

Keep your children off tractors until
they are old enough to be able to saiely ~
handle such farm equipment. Last year
111 farm children were killed in the U.

5S. in tractor accidents,
More than 300 of the nations farm

youths were injured by tractors, 198 of

these seriously. All of the children were
under 18 and some were as young as 7.


























- Aerator Cooler, motors,









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Swainsboro, Rt. 2.





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GEORGIA MARKET BULLETIN]

a ens soe publication and requests to be
for change of address to STATE
Bali i 222 STATE CAPITOL, Allanta.



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EDITORIAL





Notices of farm produce

ander ens ep Yegulations inserted one time on each request
af repeated only woey request is accompanied by new copy

and appurtenances admissible



not

notices.
ees

nder Legislative Act the Georgia Market Bulletin does
"ume any responsibility for any notice appearing in the
tin, nor for any transaction resulting from. published

Limited space vill not permit insertion of notices contain-
ing more than 35-40 words, not including name and ede

PHIL CAMPBELL, Commissioner



(114-122 Pace St.,

Published Weekly at

Covington. Georgia
By Depariment of Agriculiure

Notify on FORM 3578 Bureau of Markets,

222 Staie Capitol Ailanta, Georgia



Entered as second class matter August 1, 1937 at the Post
Office at Covington, Georgia under Act of June 6,
Accepted for mailing at special rate of postage provided for
in Section 1103 Act of October 8, 1917.

1900.



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Editorial and Executive Offices
State Capitol,
Publication Office 2

Covington, Georgia

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SECOND HAND
MACHINERY FOR SALE

SECOND HAND
MACHINERY FOR, SALE



Dairy equipment: 2 Unit and
J Unit Farm Master Milker com-
plete, 6 Can Milk Cooler Box,
com-
F. Youngblood,

plete. Ferris

McCormick Mower and Rake,
$75.00; Bermuda Harrow, $10.00;
Mule Drawn Subsoil Plow, $5.00.
All fair condition. M. R. May-
nard, Winder, Rt. 3.

Size 52 McCormick Combine,
1st. class shape, new unit, $500.;.
Deliver within 50 miles. Fred
Smith, Hiram. Tel. Powder
Springs No. 3556.

2% hp Bolens tractor, 1952
model, cycle bar, turner, middle
buster, 2 wheel weights. O. L.
Pittman, Atlanta, 311 Clifton
Rd., N. E. De. 4528.:

Old Plantation Bell, hanger
and clapper, good cond., $30.00.

Mrs. R. -L. Alexander, Atlanta,
2932 Oak Grove, Rd. N.E.,
(RFD 13).

1952 Massey-Harris Pony trac-
for, hydraulic lift, cutting har-
row, A-1 cond., used very little.

Rs Johnson, Morrow, Lake

arbin Rd.

80 Saw Centennial, Loose Roll
Cotton Gin Stands, used 4 sea-
sons, good cond., bargain. C. R.
McLeod, Pineview.

1954 Ford Jubilee tractor, like
mew, $1150.00; 7 ft. Dearborn
Mower, $100. 00: Bush and Bog
Harrow, $100.00. C. J. Daniel,
Thomaston, Rt. 1.

8 Can Intl. Milk Cooler, $250.
eash, or trade for oats or good
quality hay; also 14 good 10
gal, milk cans, $5.00 ea. 244 mi.
W. Almon. C. F. Lemke, Cov-
ington, Rt. 2. Ph. 5321.

10,000 lb. Howe Platform
ales, need some repairs, $25.
. Konigsmark, Sr., Smyrna,
53 South Atlanta St. Phone
-4513,

RD 7 Caterpillar Bulldozer
with doubledrum LeTourneau
Winch, straight heavy dutty
blade, good cond., new rollers,
dlers, tracks. Sacrifice $2,750.

. B. Tanner, Waycross, Rt. 1.

Massey-Harris No. 30, 1951
model, good cond., hydraulic
system, $650.00 or exch. for Ford
or Ferguson. J. D. Nelson, Stock-
bridge, Rt. 1. Ph. 3872.

Model] 12-A John Deere Com-
bin with motor, $350.00 at farm.
pone see it run. 7 miles No.

artersville. Holmes Neel, Car-
tersville, Box 109. Ph, 888-M.

Nearly new Foley Saw Files
and Sharpener with motor, and
other equipment for half price.
Mrs. W. G. Perryman, Lithia
Bpumes; (P.O... Box: 111.) Ph:

Austell 5125.

Allis-Chalmers tractor with

all equipment. L. C. LaDuke,

Dalton, Rt. 4.

McCormick-Deering corn bind-
er, tractor drawn, good cond.,
$150. 00. David Wicker, Putnam.

Dearborn Disc Plow, $40.00;
Dearborn Bottom Plow, $125.00;
2 Cole Planters with Griffin
hitches; Drag Harrow and one
front end Blade, $50.00 ea. All
work on Ford or Ferguson.
Roger Callaway, Collins, Rt. 2.

4
Cotton Duster, good cond.,
works on Farmall C, A or B
Tractor, Cheap. Carl W. Epps,
Sr., Stapleton, Rt. 2.

2H Mowing Machine, 3
blades, $25.00. Arthur Stover,
Flintstone, (Walker Co.)

Farmall Cub Equipment: 2
disc tiller, harrow, planters, ro-
tary hoe attach., duster. Letters
ans. Can see 8 mi. Newnan at
farm, H. E. McBrier, Moreland,
pO. Box 43.

Dairy Equipment: 1 HP Elec.
Compressor, 18x24 in. aerator,
all stainless steel, 10. gal. rank
and fittings, Insla milk can
jackets.. John M. Aderhold,
Douglasville, Rt. 2, Box 222.

1951 Allis-Chalmers W. D.
Tractor, new rubber,
2-Disc Plow new disc, $150.00;
J. D. Power Mower No. 5, $185.;
Killefer Harrow, 22 in. disc, 95h
in. spacing, 6 ft., $195.00. All
good cond. See after 7 P.M. and
Saturdays only. Paul Ferguson,
Thomaston, RFD 3.

1952 Ford Tractor, cultivator
with 13 times, sweet twisters,
shovels, field cultivator or Ber-
muda plow, off-set harrow, dirt
pan, jack, pump, mower, pecan
shaker attach., manure spread-
er, No. 1 Cloverleaf, and J. B:
Hammer Mill. Geo. M. Wicker,
Americus, Rt. 2.

Case 6 ft. 6 ft. Combine, needs
some repairs and new sheets,
$100.00; 10 Incubators, various
sizes, some oil, other electric
heated, your choice, $10.00. E.
Hie Gray, Conyers, Rt, 2. Ph.
6941,

J. D. Power Hay Baler on rub-
ber, with4 cyl. air cooled Wisc.
motor, $225.00; Without motor,
$185. 00. No letters. Near Hol-
brook Camp Ground. H.
Wright, Alpharetta, Rt. 1,
283.

Brady Garden Tractor with
turn plow, cultivator, dise har-
row, excellent cond. H. L, Pharr,
Decatur, 3123 McAfee Rd. Ev.
4980.

6 Row Cotton Duster mounted
on cart and run by motor, mule
drawn, perfect cond., $100 at my
farm. Charley Sewell, Carnes-

Box



ville, Rt. 3.

$995.00;

SE
MACHIN



Clark retin with cee

| harrow, eal cash at my farm.
ie . Wiggley, Villa eA,

Dearborn Side Delivery Hay |
Rake, good cond. Will deliver
witnin 100 miles Atlanta; Also

mounted drum winch, excellent
cond., ideal for clearing wet
land. Wm. L. Ballenger, Jr., At-
lanta, 4378 Wieuca Rd., N, E.
Ch. 6404.

Allis-Chalmers Model C. Trac
tor with dise harrow, and 2 disc
breaking plow, like new, used
on 2 small crops, $1000. Thomas
R. York, McBean, Rt. 2. Tel.
Augusta 4-6986.

1948 Farmall A Tractor, good
tires, with equipment, good
cond.; Also Farm Master Milker
and Pump complete, 6 cans, 1
carry-out pail for dairy, bought
new, used 17 mos. Reasonable
prices. J. F. Wilson, Ringgold,
Rt.cl= Box.60-

6 HP Wheel Garden Tractor
with attachments, perfect cond.
Stanley Christian, Atlanta, 2309
Boulevard Dr., S. E. De. 5753.

2 H(Hay Rake with foot dump;
2 He J. D. Mowing Machine; 2
H Wagon; Two 1 H Turners, one
2 H Turner, Cotton Planter, all
good cond., $175. Roger Eu-
banks, Griffin, Rt. A.

Morel Hay Rake, Case D60, 3
disc trailer plow, IHC machin-
ery, vertical corn binder, HM

distributors, No. 24-2 Row
mounted Corn Picker, 5 dise Til-
ler Plow, all good cond. Low
cash prices. Wm. G. Burt, Bol-
ingbroke.

2-1/2 H Garden Tractor with

plow; 1 Pickup 8 Dise Harrow,
Generator, and Draw Bar for
Cub Tractor; Craftsman Belt
Sander (with disc) and 8 in. Rip
Saw; Blacksmith Shop Blower
on 3 legged stand. E. F. Sims,
West Point, Box 171. Ph. 34505.

Upright Well Pump Tank, 35
gal. cap., almost new, $20. W. O.
Donahoo, Sycamore, Re 1, Box
169s ay

Pe Wason with body and
harness, $50. See at my place
ext to Junk Yard. Mrs. Alma
Evans, Morrow,

1946 Model A John Deere
Tractor, cultivators, good cond.,
$750. Curtis Pearman, Chula,
RFD 1, Box 21. aa

Southern Peanut Plow and J.
D. 4 Dise Tiller on rubber, both
good shape. Reasonable. BE;
Eubanks, Wray, Rt. 1, Box 148...

J. D. 12 A Combine 6 ft.),
$900: MM 16 Disc 10 ft. grain
Drill on rubber with fert. hop-
per and extras, $500; IHC one
man Pickup Hay Baler with en-
gine, $900; J. D. Side Del. Rake,
$150. All nearly new. L. P. Sin-
gleton, Fort Valley, Rt. 3. Ph.
Ta. 5-5940.

Farmall H. Tractor; Rica
cond., Roto-Cutter and Clinton
Chain Saw. B. W. Middlebrook,
Barnesville. Phone 67 or 878.

Cummings Diesel. Motor, 80
hp, complete with pulley for
multiple V Type belts, ideal for
hammer mill, light plants, plan-
ning mill, etc., $350; Hammer
Mill, A-1 Cond., $125. Mrs. Leilia
Curran, Atlanta, 990 Drewry St.,
N. E.

Splendid Silage Cutter with
pipe for filling large silo, $200.
R. M. Sparks, Soperton, is

Case Side Rake with tractor
hitch, good cond. Contact before
coming. J. A. Lovelace, Warner
Robins, 214 poy, Dr. Phone
ate

condition, square bale; '5 Wheel

E Morrill Hay Rake, raked about

20 acres. Bargain. Tim Cole,

| Newnan, Rt. 2. Ph. 1655M.

Lynchburg No. 160-2 H Hill-
side turner, good cond., Sel] or
trade for other farm items. (ox
G. Underwood, Marietta, 135
Lakewood Rd.

Turning Plow for Farmall Cub
tractor, $75. H. G. Atkinson,
College Park, Rt. 2, Box 248, Ph.



Fairburn 5374.

1951 Ford Tractor with front}

240 cultivator: with planters and |

cultivator, turn plow, laying off.

"Intl. 50 T Hay baler, perfect,

;Rutger Tomato, $3. M; 500,
$1.50; Calif. Wonder Sweet
Pepper, 500, $2; $4 M; Long

Allis-Chalmers tractor, :
and bog harrow, mowing
chine with 7 ft. blade. Mrs. C
Moons ene aes Riess Ph,

E. E. Kurtz, Marietta.

1947 VAC Case Tractor with
equipment, good. condition, $300.
raham, Warner Robins,

107 Holly St. (Walker Pk.).

Allis-Chalmers 60 All Crop
Harvester, fair condition, $250,
O. M. Ware, Marshallville.

Set of Buckeye Tobacco Cur-

Soperton, Eten os

Light Ball Bearing Farm Saw
Mill, American No. 7 with Cadi-
lac motor, 130 HP, runs well,
complete with belts. G. R. Mur-
phy, Duluth.

- 60 Crop Allis- Chalmers Com-
bine, good cond., with motor;
Ford unity 1947 tractor, dbl. disc
plow and. harrow, pore ma-
chine, field cultivator, lant-
ers, ezee-flo fert. Hoe Bates
stalk cutter, etc., $1500 at Mar-
shallville. Geo. H. Slappey, At-
Janta, 186 The Prado. Ve, 8649.



SECOND HAND
MACHINERY WANTED



Want a Coal Stoker for to-
Res barn. C. P. es Wray,
Lee

Want Pood 2. disc Dearborn
plow for 1953 Ford tractor, in
good shape. Curry R. Jackson,
College Park, Rt. 1, phone
Fairburn 5562.

Want 2 Wheel Hey Baler
with air condition motor in
good shape. A. J. eS
Dawsonville, Rt. 2. [

Want " Allig-Chalmers G Trac-
tor with cultivators and plant-
ers. H. A. Kell, Winston, Rtas

Want Silage Machine . that4
cuts and blows into wagon all
at one operation, with motor.
State make, exact condifion,
Rie: Stevens, Buena Vista.

Want Cub-3 Spring Tooth
Field Cultivator. H. L. Wilson,
Pine Lake, 503-Ridge Dr.

Want good 3 H. garden trac-
tor and equipment. Clyde Boyd,
Toccoa, 316 E. Whitman St.

Want deep well pump com-7
plete with pipes and tank. Must
be reasonable price, good cond.
and within 50 mi. Gainesville.
S R. Mooney, Oakwood, Rt. 1.

Want Super A Farmall Trac-
tor. and equipment, or late
model Allis- Chalmers B, cheap | @
for cash, good cond. with hy-
draulic lift. Willie Gooch, Bu-
ford, Rt. 2. Ph. 3619.

Want Side Mower to fit
Farmall cub tractor, 1953 mod-
el ,in. good cond., within 100
mi., and reasonable price. Jim
Monroe; Atlanta, 815 Spring
St., N.! W. AT-9170.

Want heavy duty Feed Mill,
one ton batch mixer and mo-
lasses blender, in first class
cond., and priced right, Ter-
rell Swindle, Nashville, * hone
6701. /



PLANTS FOR SALE



Cert. Bunch PR Potato, $7
M; 500, $4. Del. K.. Hea
Arabi, Riteerk, 3

Millions of Marglobe and Red
Tomato Plants, ready, $3.50 M;
Millions of Calif. Sweet, also
Hot Pepper, $4 M. Del. Will
fill any size order within 4
days. H. L. Williams, Baxley.
Day Ph. 2514; nites, 2681.

Good Strong Marglobe and

Pod Hot Cayenne, $4 M; Round
Dutch and Copenhagen Mkt.
Cabbage. $2 M. Prompt ship-
ment, count guar. Mrs. Ina
Griffin, Baxley.

Govt. insp.
red and copperskin, $3 M. Del.



in Ga. Money orders only. W.

Grain cradle, fair -cond., sas a0 rE

ers, good shape, $50. I. G. Joiner, :

| dioz.; Also. Slick
{Rosie Crowe, Cum

imp. PR Potato, |.












chks. Lester Crawfor

Catnip Plants, 500 dq
postage; $1 per
plants for 100_ ee eli
















bage, Potato, -
Sweet Pepper Plants
| postage. Mrs. Vivian









Carnesville, RFD ass

Ga. Collard Plants,
Marglobe Tomato, 50c_
nip, 25c neh. Plus

























bu:
Mrs. Otis Mashbu

Large Imp. Dewberry
50c doz.; Mtn. Hucklel
doz. 75c; Peni

Seed, 25e- cup. aa
min

Large Strawberry, $1
Peppermint, 40c do:
radish, (plants and
doz. Damp packed
age. Mrs. Freeman

jay, Rt. 5. eae
: Merglobe eae oD
Pink, and Baltimore
500, $1.25; $1.50 M;
texp. collect:

Pepper, 300, $1; aM
$1.50- M. Mrs. Ede
Fitzgerald. |

Govt. insp. Red Ski
$4.50 M; Bunch an
ion Boones, $5.50 M
Wale Meas Brane
I






Tomato, $3.50 M
M at patch; Potato, $3
Strayhorn, lone
Risse

Sage Plants, Cath
6, Peppermint, 50c doz.:
Garlic rape? 5c doz.
Root, 50c doz. bun
postage. Mrs. M
Gainesville, -Rt. 6

fs Wakefield Cabiage
and Rutger .Tomato,
Large lots cheaper. Miss
Crow, Gainesville Rt. 2.

Digging Coastal - Ber
Stolens through | June a
per cu. ft. See Sankie E
at farm near. Wrens, G:
contact. M. T. Courson, }t
burst.

~ Cert. treated iaigeh Pi
tato, $1.25-C; 500, $4.50;
PP. June delivery. Moss
ed. Ness ier
Rt. 2-3,

Imp. PR Potato, 300, e
$6; $10 M. Del. June and
State insp., moss packed.
paid parcel post in Ga.
14295 Jie, Sims, Mystic.

Govt. insp. and treafed
perskin Potato, $2.75 M.
Full count. Prompt ship
Luther Griffis, Odum, Rt.

~ Govt: insp. P. R: Coppe
Potato, $1.50 M. FOB. No
G. L. Brannen, Patterson.

Genuine Pink and Coppe
Potato, $1.25 M. FOB. Gua)
count. Leary C. Deal, Patt

Genuine Copperskin. ae
$1.25 M. Guar. full count.
Patterson, Patterson.

Rutger Tomato, Calif. W
and Cayenne Hot Pepper,
$1.50; 500, $2.09; $3.50-M.
paid. "Otis Conner, Pitts.

Govt. insp. Red or Pink
PR Potato, $2.25 M. No !
Prepaid. Paul a Ser
Ga: Copperskin. Potato,
M; Del. 3rd. zone thru Ji

R. Gruber, Sie




























Ww. Williamson, Bristol, Rt.








FOR :
















>) Rt.




















neh Copperskin
: Prompt ship-
, Surrency,




; La. Copperskin,
ann, Surrency, |










eans, e aaded, 2
bu HOB Blue





30.

Le
*for 2785.

White Tender
Weeks Bunch Beans,
| White Half Runners, McCaslan

in bu.

_

Ph.

OP Ww.

( ae Combine
;\cleaned, in 1 and 2 bu: bags,
1$7 bu. R. P. Usry, Villa Rica;
Douglasville 2793



Peas,

*|Pole, all guar., tender hulls,
60c cup. PP. Homer Van
Zandt, Dial.

- Red Speckled Gener Peas,
25c cup; White Blackeyes, 25
lb. Plus postage.
ran, Cumming, Rt. 1

Several hundred pounds each
sound, clean Black Crowders
and Dixie Lee Peas,
lots. FOB. Exch. for
Rye or Seed Oats. Harvey CEVye\
Jordan, Buena Vista.

White,

re-

Gladys Du-

20c Ib.

C
Browneyed Crowder
Peas, 20c lb. Plus postage. Will
L. Cochran,

ville,

gal.;





13 bu:

$10 bu.;
eyed Crowders,
;R. P. McCorkle, Buena Vista.

-Hulled Six |.
Imp.

postage.
Ground, Rt. 1.

8 bu. Clay Peas, cleaned, in
$6.50 bu. at
place. Geo. D. Barfield, Louis- | -

2 bu.

Peas, 20c Ib. in 5 Ib. lots or
more; Also Red and Pink kin
Peanuts, $2 pk.; $6.50 bu. Add
Gen. = Brown,

bags,

Rt. 3.



SEED AND GRAIN
FOR SALE

Multiplying Shallots, $f..25
4 gal., $4. PP. C. E. ben McDonough 3669 (day ph.).
"son, Dahlonega, Rts 4?

Tage Brown Purple
Hull Peas, excellent for table,
2 bu. White Brown-

Sericea Lespedeza,

$8 bu. FOB.

White Tender and Brown C. D. Wood. Bowdon.
|Speckled Half Runner Garden
Beans, 50c cup; Blue Java Victory Grain Seed Oats, 5

Fort Valley.)

Ball
Blue, Waco,-Rt. 1.

my

ton. Ft. Valley, Rt. 2.



jold, $10.; 100. Ib.

ReF: Nutt, Jr., Luella,

Recleaned Brown Top Millet,
13c Jb.; Rescue Grass, l5 1b.;
combine
run, 25c Yb. Recleaned Sericea,
30 Tb.: Also Oat Hay, $40 ton;
Grass Hay, $30 ton. Tel. 2131.

bu. bag, $5. FOB. J. F. Lowe,

Multiplying yee Seed,
start; 15 starts, $1. PP. Shirley

ETT COSI LIEES,

HOGS FOR SALE



Black PC Male Pigs, 3 mos.
old, treated, FFA chain, $25. ea.
Reg. buyers name. Deltrie Wal-

OIC .- Hampshire Pigs, 8 wks.
shoats, $25.

15e



$75.;

- Hereford Pigs, ready at 8 Res
June 17, reg. buyers name, $25.
at farm. Thos. D. Brogdon, Uni-
-on City, Highpoint Rd. Ph. Fair--

burn 7461,

Duroc Jersey Pigs, 4 gilts, 1

boar, 8 wks. old, $25. ea. Prize
winning stock; reg. papers fur-

nished. B. W.
Barnesville. Ph. 67 and 878.

Holstein Bull, 2 yrs. old Sept.
Guernsey Bull, 1 yr. old
August, $35. Both with perfect
markings. 2 miles North Sparta.
Sam L. Lewis, Culverton.

Middiebrooks,

Hampshire and OIC Pigs, rea-

dy, $10. ea.;

Also 10 mos old ~
Colt Pony, unbroken, very rea-
sonable. No letters. Fred KE, Fer-
rell, Marietta, Rt. 3, Windy Hill
Rd. Ph. Smyrna 5-83.44. . :

Reg. PC Boar, 10 wks. old.

6 mi. South Mansfield on Hwy.
11. F. T. Clay, Covington.

Purebred Hampshire Pigs, $10.
ea. F. O. Elliott, Lavonia, Rt. 1.





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Sandersville

19.25

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ne 18.60 18.43 17.50 Seminole Hog & Caftle Co. an
Ge taney 19.22. 1892 18.41 Ponolsoille 19,80 19.25 18.90 19.00
a eon ee at Chatham Co. S/Y, Savannah 20.00 19.90 (19.45
eee 00 Aga soyctebore S/Y, Swainsboro pea yee in 719.00
ssn., Soperton 19.21 19.15 18.55 Shumans 5/Y. Hagan 19.70 1940 18.79. 17.79
S cS Carroll Co. L/S Sales, Carrollton 20.25 19.05 15.25 13.50
Inc., Cuthbert 19.05 19.06 1835 10.05 | Go, Farm Prod. Sales Corp, = ;
17.50 eeu - Thomaston 19.80 - 19.25 1875 18.20
749.51 :1982~18.78 _| Cochran L/S Auc., Cochran 19.65 19.70 19.65 19.40
70.00. 20.00. 19.40 | Muscogee L/S Ce., Columbus 18.50 18.30
19.55. 19.15 19.00. 17.75 | Sutten L/S Co., Sylvester 19.81 19.70 1903 17.60
49501925 18.25 18.75 | Millen L/S Mkr., Millen 20.00 19.50 19.00. 19.00
19.05 19.11 18.25 17.75 Japeway Craig Comm. Co., Dublin 20.72 20.30 20.30 20.10
Vid : -19.40. 19.00 19.00 18.00 | Dodge Co. S/B, Eastman 19.85 | 19.45 19.00 18.50
S/Y, Colquitt Fe81 18.51. 1859 18.10 | Qcilla L/S Co., Ocilla ~ 19.60 19.05 19.15
S/, Woshington eo 19407 18.50 15.25 Columbus S/, Columbus 19.65 19.20 -
S/. annie "49.80 19.15 18.90 18.30 | Jesup S/Y. Jesup 19.73 19.43 18.65 18.50
i : 5 ee June 7 f
No. 1, Augusta 18.90. 18.50. 17.80. 19.00 | Farmers Co-Op L/S Assn., Soperton 20.75
__ (Sheats) | Appling Co. L/S Mkt., Baxley 19.81 19.34 18.62
Long Comm. Co., Quitman 19.42 18.89 17.75 17.35 | Jroup L/S Assn, LaGrange 18.10 18.00 18.60
L/S Co., Valdosta 19.37 19.00 19.00 19.00 | Tattnall S/Y, Glenville 20.01. 19.80 19.30 19.05
Comm. Co:, Dublin 19.23 19.21 19.06 -18.01 | Jones Meuhoff Comm. Co., Macon 20.55 20.35 20.10 19.90
/Y Inc., Pelham so 1g00) 21900 | BIZ Mitchell Co. S/Y, Camilla 19.77. 19.59 18.70 18.00
aridge $/Y, Bainbridge (1887 18.57 18.59. 18.40 | Farmers S/Y, Sylvania 19.75. 19.25 19.00 19.20
Gham Co. S/Y, Springfield 19.00 18.60" 18.00 Farmers L/S Auc. Co. Nashville 19.84 19.00 18.50 18.00
Y, Fitzgerald 19200 1900 Metter L/S Mkt., Metter 20.00. 19.60 19.25 18.65
po pue, Tecces 19.50 19.00 18.75 16.00 | Dawson L/S Co., Dawson 19.82. 1998 1970 |
/S Co. Douglas 19.27 19.31 18.90 18-29 | Formers S/Y, Arlington 19.70. 1935 1880 18.25
._ Statesboro 19.64 19.09 18.70 18.50 | McRae $/Y, McRae, 19.58 19.05 18.30 .
pe Ne Soeur 19.40 19.00 1880 17.60 | Emmanuel Co. S/Y, Swainsboro 20.00 20.00 20.00 *19.80
= ae Smith S/Y No. 3, Thomson 19.30 19.00 20.30
pers Metres 19.55 19.10 18.55 _ Turner Co. $/Y, Ashburn 19.95 20.04 ~*19.75
Sylvania 1925.8 190 aso 860 | =
ee eet Se Ve Claxton $/Y, Claxten 20.15. 19.75 19.50 19.20
/S Auc. Bainbridge -*(18.95 18.50 *18.00 :
aes 1950 1900 79.00 Moultrie L/S. Co., Moultrie 19.55 19.30 eo
a Pulaski S/Y, Hawkinsville 20.80 20.35 20.00 20.06
aes ee Mee est 1. Vidalia $/. Videlle 20.02 19.50 19.30 19.00
ee renee : yy ee ON | wanes Co: S/Y, Washington 19.50. 18.00 13.60 10.50
Statesboro 19.65 19.15 18.99 18.30 S 19.50
Z 19.30 19.05 17.20 | Peoples L/S Mkt. Inc., Cuthbert 19.99. 19.99 +19.00 +*18.88
19.52 19.00 18.80 c 70.0)
5 rapes Kite $/Y, Kite 20.80 19.50
49.10 18.95 18.60 1600 | June9 |
920 19.871 18.90 18.70

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Tree Farming Outlined

(Continued from Page 1)
the open market. It can easily be seen,

therefore, that the use of home grown
wood products saves money often re-

quired for other farm and family pur-
_ chases.

Some farmers, rather than having
land in need of reforestation, own exist-
ing forest acres,
been unattended for several years, are

which,

if they have





aly ool stocked and need some form
of management, A staff of 13 technical |
farm foresters is maintained by the Geor- |
_ gia Forestry Commission to aid farmers
in the setting up of a forest management
- plan a simple plan of growing and >
harvesting whereby the farmer can ob-
tain the greatest profits over a period
of years from his woodland acres.

MANAGEMENT SERVICE

Each individual Georgia landowner
is entitled to a maximum of four days of
forest management service.

where timber is to be marked for cut-





See This aoe syster
lished to insure that the

In cases

Jan elenase



so cut, the deposit AS: wenn

County Forest Fence Distri
ers, or from the Georgia Fores
mission, State cae / Atlanta







HOGS FOR SALE



Yorkshire Breeding Stock car-

5 rying some of nations best

arg!

N\

tes

ae

%.



Rt. 2. Ph. 7-1318,

pees Pigs, $32.50; Bred Gilts,
ese Hampshire Sow, bred for.
2nd. litter to Yorkshire Boar,
$70. Clyde Blaylock, Marietta,

' Reg. Big Bone Guinea - Shoats,

- nearly ready to breed, dbl. treat-

ed, unregistered, $27. 50 ea. Ship
in Ga. but best to see. Leon
atson, Unadilla.

Show stock SPC Boars and
Gilts, best bloodlines, $25. ea.
eg. buyers name, at my place.
George Ferguson, Cave Spring,

12 Reg. Duroc Piss 8 wks. old,
about 50 Ibs. ea., 7 gilts, 5 males,
$25. ea. with- papers. Wormed.
and treated. Earl Adams, Mil-
ledgeville, Rt. 1, Box 165.

Reg. Hereford Pigs, 8 wks.
Id, $25. ea.; One Bred . Sow,
125. From champ. bloodline.
rs. W. F, Griffin, McDonough,
t. 2, Box 275. Ph 3485.

Reg. Duroc Pigs, 8 wks. old,
$25. ea. with papers. M. F. Petr-
gon, Decatur, 4070 McAfee Rd.
DE 8613.

Berkshire Pigs, both sex, strict
registration, more lean meat and
het weight than any other breed,
$25. ea. FOB. Del. guar. F. F. A,
Member. C. O. Maddox, Winder.

Tamworth Gilts and Boars, out
ef production record litter of 14,
Venu by Belfair King and out of

onus: J. R. Dempsey, Rome,

Ree. Bred Tamworth Gilts,
_ bred to Gardners V. S. L. Big
_ Start No. 1, dam has 5 produc-
tion record litters, the sire
Grand Champion of Ohio and
West Va. State Fairs. John P<
Dempsey, Rome, Rt 2. c/o Bel-
fair Farm. 2

3 OIC and SPC Gilts, 8 mos.
old, $35. ea. at my place. Mrs.
ee. Cc. Se Kennesaw, Phone

Reg. Tamworths, boars and
gilts, reasonable. will ship. J.
S. Davis, Abba, Rt. 3, Phone
6541 (Fitzgerald).

Reg. Big Bone Guinea Pigs,
treated, 2 mos. old, $25. ea. at
farm; $30. crated and shipped
prepaid. No checks. Luther C.
Holland, Byromville, Rt, 1.

27 purebred Duroc Pigs, gilts
or males, dams were top win-
ners at Coastal Empire Fair,
Grand dam was champ. hog,

good bloodines, different litters-

25-90 lbs., with papers, $25. ea.;
Without, $22.50. Arthur Sparks,
Brooklet,

Hampshire Boar, reg., old
enough for service. Sell or exch.
for reg: gilt or sow. H. F. Bax-
ter, Grantville.

Purebred Hampshires,
wks., $20.; Bred gilts,- reason-
able. David Stough, Locust
Grove, Rt. 1, Ph. Griffin 7396.

Hampshire and OIC Pigs, also
3 yr. old Nannie Goats of good
milk stock. Reasonable. No ship-
ments, Fred E, Ferrell, Marietta,
Rt. 3, Windy Hill Rd. Ph. Smy-
rna 55-8374.

reg., 8

Excellent SPC Shoats, for sale
3 mi. o. Palmetto, Roosevelt
Hwy. Major Thompson, Jr.,

Newnan, Rt. 2; Box 313. Phone
Palmetto 7162 after 4 p. m.
13 reg. Hampshire Pigs, 7 wks.

old. Can see at farm. Clyde La-
nier, LaFayette, Rt. 3.

HOGS FOR SALE

HOGS FOR SALE

LIVESTOCK WAN TED



FARM HELP



4 purebred Hampshire Boars,
ent. to register, 11 wks. old, $30.
ea. at farm. Edward Helms,

Warner Robins, Rt. 1, Box 281A.

Black Essex Male Shoats, $25.
ea. reg. buyers name. A. P.
Chapman, Moultrie, Rt. 5.

6 purebred, subj. to register
SPC Pigs, 5 gilts, 1 male, $25.
ea. at 10 weeks old. Discount
to FFA Members. Danny Ray,
FFA Member, Ft. Valley, Rt. 1.

5 OIC Pigs, 8 wks. old, $10.
ea. at farm 3 mi. Norcross. Mrs.
H. C. Maxwell, Norcross, Rt.
1. Ph. 2729.

Purebred Duroc Boar, about 15
mos. old, $40. at my place. W.
A. Moore, Haddock, Rt. 1.

6 purebred, blocky, short nose
OIC Pigs, born Mar. 24th., $20.
ea.; $25. ea. with papers. Frank
Crook, Americus, Rt. 3.

3 males, 3 gilts, reg. Duroc,
12 wks. old,-90-100 Ibs., from
champ. ploodlines, treated, reg.
buyers name: Males, $35. a.;
Gilts, $30. ea: FOB. Lamar Mon-
gin, Meter, Rt. 2.

Fine reg. Hampshire Boar.
See at my place; Also Hamp-
shire Pigs, $10. ea. J. C. Brooks,
Newnan, Rte 3s

Reg. Duroc Boar, about 7 mos.
old; Reg. Duroc Boars and Gilts,
about 16 wks. old, Nolan Kell,
Winston, Rt. 1.

30 OIC Pigs, 7, 8, and 9 wks.
old, cheap for lot. Talmadge eG
Payne, Winder, Rt. 1.

30 short nose, blocky type OIC
Pigs, 10-12 wks. old, 60-70 lbs.,
treated, innoculated, $15. ea.
Whitcomb- Hurt Rd. (Old Con-
cord). H. O. Whitcomb, Smyrna,
Rt. 4. Ph. Marietta 95909 after
7 p. m.

4 BPC Boar Pigs, 12 wks. old,
very thrifty, good stock, $22:50
ea. with papers. FOB. J. R. Cook,
Greenville, Box 143. Ph. 2251
Gay, Ga.

7 Gilts, 1 Male BPC Pigs, subj.
to reg. out of litter of 9, dam

was Blue Ribbon Winner at Col-

umbus Fair, $22.50 ea. with pap-
ers. Louis Owen, Gay. Ph. 2571.

Reg. PC 3-4 mos. old, cholera
immune, from bang tested herd,
meat type, $35. up. Will ship,
but best see. Call We-4-2166.
Jas. R. Mullis, Cochran.

PC Gilt, to farrow in July,
from litter of 16. Sell or exch.
for feed, oats, or hay. Fred D.
Shivers, Augusta, 2744 Milledge-
ville Rd.

4 purebred Hampshire Boars,
entitled to register, $35. ea. at
farm. 6 mi. NE Perry on Lake
Joy Rd. Edward Helms, Warner
Robins, Rtgals Ee 281A.

8 nice Black Big Bone Guinea
Pigs, 10 wks. old, $12.50 FOB.
Not reg. but purebred: Also nice
Milk Cow with month old calf,
$125. Mrs. Will Howell, Mitchell,
Rieatbs

3 reg.. Tamworth boars, 4
mos. cld, $35 ea. J. W. Burch,
Fayetteville, phone 4341.

Purebred Duroc pigs, either
sex, 3 mos. old May 8th., best
of breeding, avg. about 90 lbs.,
$25 ea, with papers at farm.
Marvin Newsome, Sandersville,



(6 mi. East).
2 cows, 400 Ibs. ea. (one|
OIC, other Ee 5 shoats, 50

Ibs. ea., $200.C.



bridge.

Clark, Stock- |

Reg. SPC boars and gilts, 10
wks. old, treated for cholera,
wormed, Dam champion SPC
female, Sire champ. SPC. male
FFA show, State Fair, Macon,
$25 ea, reg. buyers name. Fred
Webster, Chester. (Member
FEA). ' :

B. P.-C. Boar, reg., 350 lbs.,
$75 at barn; Also Brindle Jer-;
sey milk cow, giving 2 gal.
daily on grass, (4 or 5 gal. on
feed), bred to bring 4th calf,

$150 at barn. J. C. Gosa, Lees- |

burg, Rt. 1, Box 37.

Purebred PC pigs, from Grand
Champ. sow, elig., registered:
gilts and boars, $25 ea. at farm.
John Ed. Mash, Plains, Rt. 2.

Extra high bred, big bone,
life treated Duroc boars and
gilts; from prize winning stock,
3 mos. old, large litters, reg.
gabe. $30.ea. Will ship. Perry

arnes, Camilla, Rt. 4.

Reg. black PC boar, 12 mos.
old, cholera immune, meat type,
$60. C. F. Mosher, Roswell, Rt.
LSPh.eoo12e

9 mos. old purebred Hamp-
shire boar, with -papers. Will
not ship. Quinton Paulk, Wray,
Rt sees

9 OIC-SPC Pigs, 6 wks. old
May 24th., $10 ea. Will not
ship H. D. Wilson ,Palmetto.

Very good Hampshire Pigs,
85, 90, and 125 Ilbs., treated,
reg. papers, $25-$35 ea. Austin

Brown, Chester.

3 reg. Hampshire sows, bred

to-reg. Berkshire boar, $50 ea.|

Ervin Barnes, Social Circle Rt.
ae

8 wks. old reg. Hampshires,

good bloodlines, with papers in.
buyer's name, "$20 ea. Walter

Stewart, Good Hope.

Reg. Hampshire: Sow, bred
sow, and 15 mos. old potential
champ. boar, also 8 wks. old
boars and gilts. Must go. A. L.
Garner, Redan, Box 101. Ph.
Lithonia 6421.

Reg. Duroc boars and ele
8 wks. old, Clayton Co, 4-H pig
chain. Contact. Charles S. Tuck-
er, Co. Agt., Jonesboro, phone
4416. 5 :

Red, Duroc Jersey pigs from
reg. stock. J..J. Waters, Louis-
ville.



CATTLE: :

Want Black Angus Bull, reg.,
old enough for service during
June or July. Buy or rent. W.
L. Cousins, Tucker, 3001 Cool-
edge Rd. ~

Want 5 to 50 head of cattle,
V. C. Ellington, Conyers, phone

-4411,or nights, Atlanta DE 4917.

HOGS: oe

Want Reg. Tamworth Boar, |
ready for service. A. C. Ander-
son, Lithonia, Rt. 3. Ph, 5124.

SHEEP & GOATS:

Want to trade 2 year female
Mexican Burro for 3 Grade

Southdown or Suffolk Ewe
Lambs. Homer Kennedy, Hamil-
ton, Rt. 1, Box 131.



FARM HELP WANTED



- Want middle aged man sober,
healthy to work on small hog

farm; preferably one who can

drive tractor, knowledge of car-

pentry, $15. salary, room, board, |

Jaundry. Only 2 in family, Mrs.
Ethel Perry, Dublin, Rt. 5. (Kit-
trell Lake, Hwy. 80). F

Want middle aged woman me
live with two and do light farm
chores on farm for room, sal-
ary. No objection to one child.
J. N. Philpot, Buchanan, Rt. 1.

Want unencumbered, white
Christian woman for light farm
work on farm. Live in home
with family of two, room, board,
salary. Mrs. . H. Prescott,
Wrightsville, Rt. 2. :

Want good, reliable white wo-
man to do light farm chores on
farm for home, and reasonable
salary. - Must "be dependable,
have references. Mrs. Vernon
Ellis, Waycross, Rt. 1. _

Want reliable couple (no chil-
dren), white or col. to live on
farm. Good 4 R house, elec.,
water, garden. Man to work as
caretaker; Wife to do light farm
chores. Salary for both. Dr. E.
EE ete Decatur, Rt. 3, DE
71237. te -

Want middle aged man and
wife or just woman for light
farm work. House furnished,
good salary. W. C. Alford, Lil-
burn, Rt. 1. Phone Clarkston
43-6336.

|and wife to five on


























Want col. man an
poultry farm,
light farm chores, |
York, McBean, Rt. 2.

_ Want. reliable, wi

operator for 140 acre
allotments: 5 A tob:
cotton, 90 A permans
(40 A Coastal Bermud
Hereford cattle, irrig

-of farm: Russell C. Eng
dosta, 1600 Beauford P!

Want single man 0
roan farm. Must
sober, reliable, have
rences- 5. Ba "Robins
dale; Rt. 1.

ene aoher toes
col, middle aged wom:



mother and 3 smal
and do light farm ch
good home, board, sma
Hae Junior James, Kin.

Want good, white wo
40-50 yrs. old, to live
and do light farm
work, 2 mi. Menci
church. Reasonable sal:
Frances Holmes, Atle
Belle Isle Circle, N.E ED

_ POSITIONS WANT

Want. job doing light
chores on Widow |
children. Mrs. -Jeroline Co
lanta, 538 Winton Ter., N

A-1 ranch hand wants
job as foreman on ranch,
experience. Knowledge al
farm machinery. - Family
steady, sober. Furnish ex:
references. olyas W. Whi
lenwood, Rt. 1 &

38 yr. old nee non-sn
man with 15 yrs. expe
driving tractors, wants j
farm. $20. weekl salary,
board, Julian Moltbie,
C. Horton, Kite, RED 2.7

- 47 yr. old white nai
2 children, want job on p
or cattle farm. $25. weekly
afternoons off. Need 3 0
house wired for elec. stove:
schoo] -bus line and chv
Drive truck and _ tractor
have to be moved. C. A. Li






Riverdale, Rt. 1, Bethesd



Cattle Prices Paid at Georgia Market


















GRADE As Thomaston - Atlonts . Athens Rome | Atlante ris
6-6 6-7 6-8 6-8 6-9

Steers & Heifers aes

Choice 21.00-22.00 - - oe <

Good 18.06-21.00 17.50-19.00 17.50 18.00-20.00

Conl. 15.00-16.75 _15.00-17.75 15.00-17.75 15,00-17.25 15.00-17.75

Utility 12.00-14.50 12.00-14.75 12.00-14.75 12.50-14.00 12.00-15.00 rane

Cutters 1 0. 00-11. 50 _ 10.50-12.00 10.50-11.25 10,00-11.00 10,50-12.00 s

CALVES : eR

Good & Choice 17.50-21.25 17.75-21.50 18.00-20.25 17.50-20.50 17.25-20.00

Util. & Coml. 12.00-17.00 12,00-17.00 13.00-1 7.00 12.50-17.25 12.00-17.00 -

Com. & Choice ; > : -

Vealcrs 15.50-20.00 16.00-21.00 15.50-20.75 15.50-21.75. 15.50-20.00 : fe

aie _

COWS - ;

Utility 10.75-13.00 11.00-13.00 10.50-12.25 10.75-12.25 10.75-13.00

Cc. & Cc. 7.50-10.75 8.00-11.00 7.50-10.50 8.00-11.00 8.00-10.50

BULLS af

Util. & Coml. 12.00-13.50 12.00-14.50 12.25-14.25 42.00-14.50 11,50-14.50 weg

Cutters 10.00-10.75 10.00-12.00 10.00-12.00 10.00-11.00 10.00-11.50

STOCKERS : :

Sters & Heifer 10,25-17.00 ~ 12.00-19.75 12.00-18.25 10.00-14.25 12,00-18.00

| Calves 11.50-17.00 -11.75-17.00 12.00-17.00 12.50-16.25 12.00-17.50



Source of Information

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