Farmers and consumers market bulletin, 1955 July 27

Phil Campbell,

Commissioner

Bulletin





WEDNESDAY, JULY, 27, 1955

NUMBER 47
























ace Field bay bring.

he Directors of Santa Gertrudis
; International, was held at Ma-
arms, near Perry, last Monday.
vent. boomed the Santa Gertrudis
f beef cattle, developed by the
amous King Ranch of Texas, and
bred breed ever developed in
ted States. 5



vin Griffin and Agriculture Commis-

enn Burton of Tifton, developer of
1 Bermuda Grass (used at. Ma-

. Breeders Thternaticnal, and by a
t from the King Ranch,

Santa Gertrudis, a big, deep cher-
imal, is advertised as possessing
resistance to disease, drouth and

eight fast off grass.

or. ation about the breed and a-
falatchie Farms can be had from:

oga, Tennessee.



he first time in Georgia a meet-

pg : Bee -
The event saw addresses by Governor |

Campbell, along with talks by

ie), Richard Kleberg, Jr., president

along with exceptional ability to

T. Forbes, 903-6 James Bldg., ?









J in this column. Some notices will be
m page 2, column 1, under Sale
Notices should be mailed to: Editor,
et Bulletin, Dept. of Agriculture, State
elena, Ga.

n Springs, July 31, Annual Pic-
nic of Georgia Turkey Association.



Lug. 2, 3, 4, University of Ga.
ege of Agriculture Egg In-
ors Short Course. Information: |
G, :C.- Murray, -U: of Ga.;







~ Accident Rate High
Among Farm Children

By G. I. Johnson

Agricultural &xtension Service Engineer

Usually we think of safety as it con-
cerns roads and highways, and perhaps
this is the first place everyone should
think of- as requiring: alertness and es-

| pecial care.

Within ae last 10 on the faniber
ef farm trucks in Georgia has doubled
and there are nearly 80,000 farm trucks
in the state at present. Georgia farmers
operate about 100,000 automobiles and
more than 90,000 traetors.

Improper lighting, faulty taillights
and reflectors or maybe none at all, ac-
count for about 40 per cent of the vehicle
defects recorded against tractors. Front
and rear lights are now standard equip-

ment on new farm tractors, but there.



This article was prepared in cooperation with
National Fanm Safety Week (July 24-31). Reading
the safety suggestions outlined in this article, and
following them, may mean that some Georgia
farmer will be alive instead of dead when Farm
Safety Week is observed next year. It Could Be
You!



are still approximately 37,000,000 pieces
of unlighted farm equipment on Ameri-

_ can farms and roads today.

WORST TIME

Much of this unlighted equipment is
not usually on the highway at night, but
often is around dusk. According to high-
way safety engineers, dusk is one of the
very worst times for accidents.

Automobile and truck headlights are
not always effective around sundown,
and it is sometimes hard to see such
objects as tractors, wagons, etc. on the
road at dusk, Tractor accidents on the
highway reach their peak between six
and eight o'clock p. m.

Some states require proper lighting
cf all vehicles operated or towed on pub-
lic roads at night. Many communities
and organizations have sponsored safety
campaigns urging use of reflector tape
(like Scotchlite). When applied to the
rear of farm equipment reflector tape

fe peaNuts:
= BROILERS .

IGINEER LISTS SAFETY RULES



Mastitis Can Cause Trouble
-Uniy. Veterinarian Warns

(From School of Veterinary Medicine,
_ University of Georgia)

One of the most frequent and most
serious cow troubles we have to treat is
mastitis. I wish we might find a way to
teach farmers how serious this condition
can be. A cow with a swollen quarter or
thick milk should be treated without

_ delay. Three or four days later the quart-

er may be lost or destroyed. Even the
life of the cow may be in danger. After
the quarter is swollen, thickened and hot,
saving the quarter may be impossible.

If teat tube antibiotic drugs are used,
be sure the teat is thoroughly cleaned
and then disinfected with alcohol before
infusion of the quarter. It can make the

condition worse if some infection or cow

manure is pushed into the teat canal with
the end of the tube.

Many people are having. good results
with teat tube treatments, but it would
oe much more successful, if before treat-
ment is started a clean sterile sample of
milk is brought to the laboratory for di-
agnosis of the infection. Mastitis has so
many causes that special treatment with
the right antibiotic would be more apt
to result in a cure.

Dont gamble. Mastitis is a serious
disease. Some infections are virulent
enough to even kill pigs, when the dis-
carded milk is fed to them. 5

A.M. Mills, D. V. M.





reflects the beams of headlights on vehi-
cles approaching from the rear and is a
preat safety boon in the absence of a
taillight. :

ONE-EYED VEHICLES

Many older model tractors are equip- -
ped with spotlights on the rear for use in

night plowing or similar work. However,

when these lights are shining on a tractor
that is moving down a highway it makes
the tractor look, to someone coming up
from the rear, like a one-eyed vehicle
approaching on the wrong side of the
road. This is very confusing to drivers of
other vehicles and can cause fatal acci-
dents.

We recommend that these improperly
lighted tractors be equipped with ade-

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PHIL CAMPBELL, COMMUBSOHES



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Notify on FORM 3579 Bureau of Markets.

222 State Capitol Atlanta, Georgia



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SECOND HAND
MACHINERY FOR SALE

SECOND HAND
MACHINERY FOR SALE



1 row J. D. Corn Picker, per-

feat cond., $600 at Farm. Mar-

as good as new. Horace Darnell,

.. and Rake;
set Blacksmith Tools; Blower,

vis Chapman, Ideal.

Monroe Hydraulic Lift, com-
plete A-1 cond. fit 4 wheel
drive equip. for plow and har-
rewing. D. E. Tuck, Thomas-
ville ,626 N. Hardaway St.,

-PH 1192-J.

J. D. No. 4 mowing Machine
Horse drawn; full

Steel faced anvil,
teols; good cond.
wagons, 2 3/4 size,

vice, other
2-2 horse
1 almost

Winston, Box 105.

Frick Mill 00. Frick Edger

complete with saws and belts
and foot retriever; 127 in. Tow-
er Edger in A-1 cond. F. S.
Peek, Jackson, PH 4856.

Veermer Ditching Machine
digs 6 ft. deep 24 wide. $4, 000
er take up notes. William D.
Reeves, Atlanta, 1825 Briar-
wood Cir. EX 8916.

-JH-Cub Tractor, rubber tires

and wheel weights, starter,
lights and hydraulic lift, B&B
Harrow, Blade, Trailer, Power
Tire Pump, Power Take Off,
etc. Excellent cond. W.. F.
Manus, Norcross, Holcomb
Bridge Rd., Phe 3389?

THC Corn Binder with drive
wheel;. Papee Ensilage Cutter
and Hay Chopper, extra set of
knives. Good cond. Harold R.
Adamson, Morrow, Ph. Jones-
boro 2051.

6 Dise John D. Tiller, trailer-
type, front wheels on rubber,
steel wheel on rear; also 1 case
plow on rubber, 3-16 in. bottom
plows, Hydraulic Lift. Both in
good cond. J. R. Langford,
Nashville, Rt. 1, Box 36.

Complete Dairy Outfit; 11
ean cooler box, 2 unit surge
milker, and jump, Wash vat
Hotwater Heater, 8 milk cans.
$500. James L. Wood, Colum-
bus, 405 Mellon St.

Heating equipment for To-
bacco Barns. Reasonable. Write
W. A. McClure, Atlanta,
Greenwood Ave, NE.,,
5318.

Gibson Tractor, 9 H. P. Wis-
eonsin air cooled motor with
Mower, Planter, Cultivator,
Turning Plow and Misc. Equip.
J. E. Robinson, Atlanta, 300
Lynhurst Dr., S. W., AM 9653.

1848 Mode] M Farmall Trac-

AT-

Aor, 3 Dise Plow, Harrows, parts

of. Planters and Cultivators,
$995. New paint job, has been
used only 2 yrs. Excellent cond.
A. R. Roberts, Jr., Ball Ground,
PH. 3101. ~

896 |





x

Portable Power Hay Baler,
with Tamper, Water Coo] En-
gine, good cond., $300.

1949 Ford Tractor and Bush
and Bog Harrow, $650. J. W.

Lewis, Jr. Sharpsburg, Rt. 1.
Case Side Del. Hay Rake,
Tractor Hitch, some extra

Teeth. Good cond. Advise be-
fore coming. J. A. Lovelace,
Warner Robins, 214 Shirley Dr.,
PH 2984.

1953 Super M Farmall Trac-
tor, run 150 ft. 10 Disc Har-
row, 20 Disc Harrow, all $1,800.
J. C. Towns, Loganville.

13 Dise 1951 Combination
Fertilizer and Grain Drill, $125;
1952 Case Combine, $500: 1951
Ford Tractor, 1954 Dearborn
Field Cutter; 1954 Dearborn
Cultivator; 1954 Dearborn Plan-
ter; 2 Disc Ferguson Plow;
1954 Disc Harrow, $1,900. Rob-
ert G. Dennis, Augusta, 1014
Hickman Rd.



SECOND HAND
MACHINERY WANTED



Want a Corn Picker on rub-
ber, in good running cond.
State full particulars. M. E.
Fountain, Mt. Vernon.

Want 3 roller power Syrup
Mill; also a motor big enough
to pull the mill. Both to be
extra good cond. Cecil Thomas,
Blairsville, PH. 84W-1.

Want 1946 John Deere Model
A tractor wheel. Lewis Brown,
Monroe, RFD No, 1.

Want used Caterpillar, either
D-6 or D-7 and in good cond.
with blade and double drum
winch. W. F. Aderhold, Col-
lege Park, Rt. 1, Box 221.

Want Post Hole Digger to fit
Ford or Ferguson Tractor. G. R.
Vinson, Atlanta, 6664 Peachtree
Dunwoody R., N. E.

Want Sub-soil Plow for Trac-
tor. L. L. Whitmire, Lavonia.

Want medium sized 3 roller
Power Cane Mill, in good cond.
Please contact F. H. Spivey,
Blairsville, Rt. 1.

Want set Cultivators for John
Deere Tractor Model L or LA.
State cond. and best cash price.
W. D. Rutledge, Winder. Rt. 3:

Want Taaatos Drawn large
capacity Manure Spreader in
good cond. State time used and
pee J. L, B. Harris, Sparta,

dh

Want used Blower Coil for | Dewberr:

3-horse compressor for dairy.
Ralph Mulley, Demorest.



PLANTS FOR SALE.





PLANTS: FOR SALE



NC Short-Stem and Heading
Collard Plants, 300, $1, $3 M.
All | del. Mrs. Leila Phillips.
Royston, Rt. 1 ;

Tomato Plants, $3. 50 M, ship-
ped: $3 M. at home. J. R.
So aero Flowery Branch, Rt.

Tomato Plants, $3.50 M. ship-
ped, $3 M. at farm. L. C. Stray-
horn, Flowery Branch RFD

Shallot onion plants, 20c doz.;
also Green Glaze collard seed,

20c tbls. Add: postage. Mrs.
Viola Brady, Cairo, Rt. 1 Box
343.

Good peppermint plants, 35c

also white nest onions for
PRO

doz.;
fall planting, $1.25 gal.
Ga. Moss packed. Miss
Weeks, Dial.

Booking orders now for Fall
Suwanee Bermuda Stolons.

Burnell Gaskins, Willacoochee.
Imp. large Field Dewberry,
50c doz.; Mtn, Huckleberry

Bearing size, 2 doz. 75c; Penny-
royal Plants, 25c doz; Slick
Leaf Mustard Seed 40c cupful.
Add postage. Rosie Crowe,
Cumming. Rt. 1.

Rutger and Marglobe To-
mato Plants ready, 500, $1.75:
$3 M. Prompt shipment. Mrs.

Guy Crowe, Cumming, Rt. 1

Marglobe Tomato, from Cert.
Seed, large plants full count
500, $1. 25, $2 M. Prompt ship-
ment. Add postage. C. D. Crow,
Gainesville, Rt. 2.

Late Flat Dutch Copenhagen
Cabbage, 500, $1.75, $3 M; Rut-
ger wilt resistant. Tomato, 500,
$2.50, $4.50 M. No order less
than 500 plants. Add postage.
Hoyett Henderson, Ellijay, Rt.
3. Box 124.

Late Flat Dutch, Copenhagen
Cabbage, 300, $1.25, $3 M; Rut-
ger Tomato, wilt-resistant 500,
$2.50, $4.50 M. No orders less
than 300 Plants. Add postage.
Nancy Henderson, Ellijay, Rt.
3, Box 124.

Cert. Rutger Tomato Plants
$4 M, Del.; $3 M. at my home.
Now ready, prompt shipment.
Dewey Mathis, Gainesville, RFD
No. 2.

Rutger Tomato Plants from
Cert, Seed, 500, $2.50, $4.50 M.
Del; $4 M. at bed. Wilburn
Pinson, Flowery Branch, Rt. 1.

Large Strawberry, $1.50 C;
Horseradish Roots and Plants,
$1.50 doz; Peppermint 40
doz.; Also large Garlic Bulbs,
75e doz. Damp packed. Add
postage. Mrs. Freeman Long,
Ellijay, Rt. 5. ~

Ga. Collard, Chas. W. Copen-
hagen Cabbage 50c C; 500,
$1.25; $2.25 M; Marglobe to-
mato, 60c C; 500, $1.50: $3 M.
PP. to 3rd zone. All roots damp
packed. J. H. Davis, Milledge-
ville, Rt. 2, Box 299.

Sears-Roebuck Strawberry
Plants, 75e C; catnip, 3 for 50c;

Tansy and Yarrow, 50c doz. }

Postage extra on $2 orders.
Mrs. Mary Langley, Ellijay, Rt.
3, Box 98.

Charles Wakefield, Late Flat
Dutch Copenhagen Market,
Cabbage, 25c C; $2 M; Marglobe
and Rutger tomato, 35 C; $2.50
M; Hot, Sweet and Pimento
pepper, 35c C; $2.50 M; Black
Beauty Eggplant plants. 40 C.
Add postage. No COD. Mrs.
H. L. Brittingham, Guyton.

Rutger Tomato, from cert.
seed, 500 $2.25; $3.75 M, Del.;

$3 M. at bed. Good strong
plants. Guy Waldrip, Flowery
Branch): Rt. 1:

Rutger Tomato, from cert.
seed, 500, $3: $4.50 M. del.; $4
at bed. Guy Crowe, Gainesville,
Rit: 2.

Cert. Rutger Tomato, 500, $2,
$3.50 M, Del; $3 M. at home.
Prompt shipment. E. C. Wal-
drip. Flowery Branch, Rt. 1.

Ga. Collard, 40 C; Marglobe
Tomato, 50 C; Ae a
berry, 3 doz. at $1; Imp. Fie
y, 50c doz. plus post-|.

}age. Mrs. Otis Mesboi, eae
ae

J. | Onions $1.25 gal.;

Ruth |





(Blan Daten Cables ton que
several hundred for |

ter. use,

sale, also. cabbage, collard

plants. Etta Thompson, Atlanta,
'}2005 Cheshire Ave.,

CA-6777,



~ SEED AND GRAIN
FOR SALE



1955 White Multiplying Nest

ion (button kind and multiply-
ing), 4 doz. $1; Everbearing
Strawberry Plants, $1.25 C, $8
M. Mrs. James Ellis Grantville.

Grazing mixture. consisting
of Oats, Ryegrass, Clover and
Vetch, 5c lb. James B, Woods.
Brooks, Ph. 206-J1, Senoia.

Victory Grain Seed Oats.
State Test 94/94 pct. Bright
and sound, 5 bu. bags $5 F.O.B.
J. F. Lowe, Ft. Valley. Box 528.

Old Fashioned Shallots, great-
est multiplier known, bright
and clean; also White Nest
Multiplying Onions, $1 gal. 25e
extra postage on ea. gal. Mrs.
Clarence McMillian, Dacula, Rt.
1

1955 Ky. Fescue seea re-
cleaned, tested, $18. CWT. Ce-
cil Travis, Riverdale, C/O
Pinecrest Acres. phone Fay-
etteville 558.

Fresh Calif. multiplying beer
seed, 3 teaspoons full, 20c, or
15, $1 postpaid. Mrs. Earl
Fincher, Waco, Rt. 1

Old time brown Shallot and
Scallion buttons for spring on-
ions, $1.25 gal.; large red nest

multiplying onons, 12-15 to hill, |

$1.60 gal. Postpaid. No chks.
Mrs. Lon Ashworth, Dacula Rt.
qe

8,000 Ibs.
seeding Clover, pure seed, 98.76
pet.; germ. 88 pct.;
10 pet.:; noxious free. Bagged
in 50 Ib. cotton clover bags,
50c lb. FOB. Zoe CHltenaen,
Shellman.

50 Ibs., collard seed, 60c Ib.

|No less 10 Ibs. mailed. Send
postage. W. N. Jolly, Kingston. | 5.

Multiplying beer seed, 18c
start, 15 starts, $1 PP. Shirley
Blue, Waco, Rt. les

Yellow Nest (Potato) Onions,

$1.25 gal. Cora Mae Hammon-

tree, Chickamauga, Rt. 2.

Fine large red multiplying on-
ions for fall planting, $1.25 gal.;
also 1955 crop large leaf, Shade
dried Sage, $1 pint cup full.
Add postage. Mrs. Marie Hol-
land, Dalton; Coogler Rd.
Box 14. :

1954 Champion Green Glazed
Collard Seed 4 tbs. $1, 8 tbs.
$2. PP. (Time to sow.) Mrs.
Aes Hollaway, Cobbtown.



MISCELLANEOUS
FOR SALE



CORN:

100. bu. corn, $2 bu. L. R.
Stone, East Point, CA-5503.

EGGS:

Purebred, heavy type, long,
yellow legged, dark Cornish
eggs for hatching, 15, $1.65, and
my carton ret. at once. M. O.
only. Mrs. Cora B. Patiersen,

Ty. Ty, Rts 1, Box: 3s

GRASS:

Centipede grass runners, $1
C. Mrs. Eugene Adams, Deca-
tur, 836 W. Ponce de Leon Ave.
CR-1891.

HONEY, BEES AND SUP.
PLIES:

28 stands Bees in movable 8

1

frame standard hives, not rob-|
bed this year, also Extractor

and honey knife. Good as new.
E. W. Taylor, Presley.

Honey extractor, 4 standard
deep frame, and knife, good
as new,
more good hives with _ super
and new tacks,



MEAT:

2 gar pedi middli ng ut
._ 8. n
lfre:

Shallots On- }

Dixie Crimson re- i.

hard seed, | g

$25 for both; 15 or}.

$3 ea. Tom}
King, Fitzgerald, Rt. 1, Box 44.



Yellow root,
full $1.30;
dow, 4 Tbs.
Ib. $1. 75: Moel Cr
Rock, Rt 2.

Bear grass,
plum, sassafras,
blackberry, po
yellow roots. wild

-joak, pink, red oak.

simmon bark, 2 q
foot- j

We Sie

print sacks

| Addison. Hartwell

Will be large av
melon or pound

patch 8 mi. W.

on Jacksonville Rage
L. H. Calhoun, Li
Rt Bex: Wake

of 75 or 80 miles of

Charles H. Murro

Shouldes - 8- 15 a

Sides, 10- 18 Ibs., 5
ain

Mrs. Louise
Box 5.

| ROOTS AND HERBS

Blood root, yello
lowdock, Sassafr:

; Peppermint, 3 Ib:

(Peppermint, $1.25.
paid. Kittrie Holden,

washed and
paid. Mrs. Luther Hi

romville, ie ous
~|- 100 Ib. cap. Print

no holes, stains nor
ea, Add postage.
sey, Alto, Rt. 1.

Nice, new wi
dried Sage, 3 lbs., $5.

New sage, ju

ed and shade dried. I
-25 ea. No orders un

postage. Mrs. M.
Atlanta, 921 ee
N. W. BE Sant

sprigs. W. H. I

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fant 1 or 2 Qts. -small size
ady peas. Advise price and
en ean send. Bill Porterfield,
nta. 155 Ivv St. Mt WB eens
: Want: 150. tor cakes
py or Locust 6-1/2 ft. fence
av 4 in size. Cash on
del to my home Hwy. 41, two
mi. So. Dalton,~ Quote first.
John D. Anderson. Pelfan PO
Box 323. :

Want some Black. Loeu*t post
write what you have and price.
Ww H Ivev Milledgeville Rt 1

SEED (CLOVER AND.
VETCH):

- Want 500 lbs., ea. of Re-seed-
ea Crimson. Clover, and com-
mor Vetch seed, cleaned, Con-
tact F. D. Cobb, Thomaston,
Box 452 phone (dav) 2673

fer DCR YE 5

. Want severe] hundrea ou.
Abruzzi Rye seed Guy H. Shi-
wer, pNerwoad: nhone 318R2.







CATTLE FOR SALE



~ Reg Giciaey Bulls, Fae
for service Some artifically
sired. Best breeding. Reasona-
ble F H Rnmn. Midville











CATTLE FOR SALE



CATTLE FOR SALE

CATTLE FOR SALE

CATTLE FOR SALE



250) |

ds Reg. eas sApeus i
ee ond 1 yr. old,, (halter

broke), wt. approx., 600 and 700
lbs. Both good individuals, good

bloodlines and guar. breeders.

Papers given., C., E. McLeroy,
Colbert, Rt. 2 2.

- Polled! Hpsetord bull, aes
papers, . wt. 1,000 lbs. very gen-
tle make good herd bull $150.
F D. Cobb, Thomaston Box
452. phone 2671.

43 (2nd ealf) Santa Gertrudia
cows, 22 yearling cows and

crossed with Hereford
bulls), 50 calves from above
cows. and 1] reg. Hereford bull;
Not selling cheap; also 103
Sheep, all zoning stock, $22 ea.

4 yr. old Jersey cow, freshen
January or February, $65 cash,
my place. Mrs. Zora Brown,
Secttdale Box 317.

_ Reg. Brown Swiss cows and
heifers, B.H.I.A. stock, for sale,
at- my place. T. B. Clower,
Douglasville, Rt. 1

Sub. to reg. White Face Bae
ford cow, 700-800 lb. 1 yr. old.
Ronald Orr, Sharpsburg.

Jersey cows, all fresh in.
See any day after 4 p. m. Mrs.
D. E. Evans. Washington. Rt. 2.



springing heifers (from above
COWS,

Carl P. Savage, Jr. Montezuma. |

Purebred Holstein Bull, very

fine, now ready for service, came

from Horseshoe Dairy Farm at
Flippen. Mrs. Margaret E. How-
ard, McDonough, Rt. 1. |

20 heifers, 2 cows, 5 Guernsey
bulls, 400 - 500 lbs., young Jersey
male. for sale; want exch. pr.
match mules, 5-7 yrs. old, 900-
1000 Ibs., for Sheep: and 2 H.
mower (runs in oil) for dry cow.
J. F, Wellborn; Rock Springs.

Nice gray Jersey bull, 15 mos.
old, for sale. G. W. Caldyctt
Senoia, Rt, 2.

Reg. Angus bulls, dl csbbion:
ally fine, $125. to $175. ea. See
at my barn. Carl J. Parker, Jr.,
Hebron Rt. 2, Box 104. Phone
3507.

2 reg. Angus bulls of quality,
1 and 4 yrs. old. $150. and $200.
See after 5:00 p. m. J. C. Herron,
Martin, Rt. 1.

Herd of Double Standard reg.
polled Herefords, cows with
ealves at side, bred and open
Heifers. Popular bloodlines. al-
so herd bull from Holly Springs.

4081.

F. M. Biggers, Conyers, Phone

2 Hereford bulls from reg.
stock, Domino str., excellent
cond., 7 mos., and 15 mos. old,
$90, and $115. H. A. Frese, Col-
lege Park, 110 tule Terrace, CA
0094. i

Entire herd Angus: 50 cows, 20
young heifers, 35 young steers
and calves for sale; also offer-
ing for $500. a very fine 6 yr.
old, reg. Angus bull (which ee
$4,100). son of Intn] Grand
Champion. E. R. Hodgson, Ath-
ens, % Hodgsons Inc.

4 yr. old, horned, Reg. White
Face bull. sell or trade (to pre-
vent inbreeding) for young, poll-
ed bull or heifers; also have sev.
White Face veal calves, 300-600
lb. Contact, Fred J. Wilson, Dec-
atur, c/o Clearview Farm, 4550
Boring Rd. DE 7122.

Reg. horned Hereford bull, 5
yrs. old, exe, herd bull, approx.
1600 Ibs. Sell to avoid inbreed-
ing, Can be seen at Menlo, on
farm. J. P. Majors, Atlanta, 2184
Lenox Rd. N. E. CH 2526.

Reg. Aberdeen Angus Bull, 11
mos. old, top breeding. Z. J. Lee,
Red Oak, Atlanta Phone CA
6396.





2 yr. old, Reg. Hereford, pure-

bred bull of Rollo Mischief

bloodlines, ready for service,
proven producer, $200. Can fur-
nish papers. E. C. Wells, Tal-
botton. Rt. 2. Phone 2220.

Guernsey Bull, 31/2 yrs. old,
purebred, gentle, from Riegel-

dale and Quail Roost blood, 1000
Ibs., $200; purebred Holstein

young bull, 1 1/2 yrs. old, $125.;

2 good Guernsey cows, milking,

$150. ea. L. P. Singleton, Fort

Valley, Rt. 3, TA 5-5940.

Young 450-500 lb. Jersey Bull.
Sell or exchange to prevent in-
breeding. John Davidson, Pine-
view, Rt. 1.

Guernsey Heifer, subj. to reg.

$90. Wm. Landress, Lilburn, Rt.
1. Phone Lawrenceville 2910.

30 Holstein Heifers,
July and August, calfhood vac

cinated, testing clean, averag:

weight over 1000 lbs. C. M. Bow~-

den, Stone Mountain, 854 Indian

Creek Dr., Rt. 3, MA 2319.

Herd of Dairy Cows, Holstein,
Jersey and Guernsey, also milk-
ing equipment. J. A. Jackson,

freshen

Thomaston, Rt. 2, Phone 3400.



Cattle Prices Paid at Georgia Markets


















































Reg. Polled Hereford cow;| Guernseys; August, September | GRADE Thomaston Atlante Athens Rome Atlante Gainesville
surebred polled Hereford male, and December fresheners, 1 in; - 7-18 7-10 7-20 7-20 7-21 7-15
eady for service, not reg. and Pare mos ou Wes ae ee at gee nr
Sas eee Bed ae retard. t micdomeinte Sos, G @aed 18.75-20,00 -19.00-21.00 18.50-18.75 -18.50- 19.75- pee
Pie Ri), Box 48 pra7g.|M- Thomas, Carrollton. Unity 12001475 1250-1500 1280-1475 1250-15;50 1280-1500 12.00-14.5.
O Buied. Guernsey Bull Reg. polled Hereford cattle, | Cutters 10.00-11.75 10.00-12.25 10.00-11.75 | 10.00-11.75 1000-1200. _16.00-12.00
mos cold, subj. to reg. Le Ber eens all ages, pepular CALVES ; Z Z
600 Ibs. $150, J. R. McCorkle, Regnuney sey 8 ae Good & Choice 16.00-20:25 16.00-21.00 16.50-20.50 16.00-18.75 16.50-20.25 16.00-18.00
Thomaston, Rt. 1. both bred and open, Farmere Util, & Caml. 31.50-15.75 11.50-15.75 13.00-16.00 11.50-15.75 12.00-16.00 _*'11.50-16.00
emi. ! i
i sburebred, @ G yetecey ee 4 ee | Neale : 14,80-20.25 14.50-18.25 14.50-18.00 14.50-20.0014.00-21.00
cow: y ee
eee $75 ea ee: Cow and Horse for sale or will sitiny i. 75-12.75. 10.50-12.75 10.75-12.75 -10.50-12.00 -11.00-12.50. -10.75-11.75
ers; Marvin M. Newsome San- trade for Small Mule or Heifers.|, & . 50-10.75 -8.00-11.00 _8.00-11.00 7.50-10.75 8.00-11.25 *7.50-10.75
dersville. J, A. Barnett, College Park, Rt. sus >
Si cise cae idk altos | 1, Box 348, FA 2852. Util. & Com. 11.00-13.50 11.50-14.65 11.50-14.00 = 11.50-14.00 =12.50-14.00 _11.50-14.00
fat side and rebred to reg. bull,| 10 White Face, good breeding | Cutters 16.00-11.00 10.00-12.00 10.00-11.50 10.00-11.50 10.50-12.00 ~10.00-11.50
George Eager, Valdosta, Rt. 1. sar, for sale. J. J. Dixon, Bain- | srockers : oo
: ridge. Steers & Heifers 10.00-16.00 10.00-18.00 10.00-16.50 10.00-14.75 9.75-16.30. 10.00-15.50
one Bactord pe, 6-10. ed Be es Cie 17.00-16.00 11.00-18.0012.00-18.28 11.50-16.0012.00-16.75 - _12.00-16.50
old, $100 ea. Cecil Travis,|reg. stock, treated and tested, Seurce of Infermation
Riverdale. oe Fayetteville freshen about 15 of July, Mrs. Federal - State Market News Service
5881. : Bessie Atnip, Renders: Rt. 1. 50 Seventh Street, N.E., Atlante, Ga.
ky Nel Mao No.2 Nala]. Semfiole Co. L/S Aue. Mkt.,
Oelle L lis Co., Ocilla 17.78 17.40 17.55 Donalsenville 17.59 17.25 17.30 17.00
July 13 Shuman's $/Y, Hagan 17.15 16.55 16.15 16.00
Wilkes Co. $/Y, Washington 17.80 16.50 13.00 vo oe ues aie 17.64 16.89 16.94 16.95
17.50 19.00 tao 18.00 17.50 1675 16.00
pos aes pee ee ee man | Meniley Go. L/S Auc.. Cochran 1255 1225 24716 6.99
Sly 14 Sr | ae ob oe Soeme 17501738 -17,00
uly ee : atham Co. anna A fs K
Nahunta L/S Auc., Nohunta 19.20 ~-18.50 18.00 _ Millen L/S Mkt., Millen 17.25 16.50 16.50 16.50
_ Effingham Co. Springfield 18.50 18.20 17.70 Carroll Co. S/Barn, Carrollton 17.55 16.50 15.75
pring
Wayne Co. S/Y, Jesup 19.00 18.50 17.75 17.25 | Japeway Craig Comm. Co., Dublin 18.04 17.92 17.41 17.85
ons s/Y No. 1, Augusta 18.55 role S/Y, Swainsboro 17.25 16.71 16,80 19.00
Farmers L/S Co., Douglas 18.31 18.00 17.91 17.55 manuel Co. $/Y, Swainsboro 17.50 17.00 17.00 18.00
Pelham $/Y, Pelham 18.33 17.86 17.55 Parkers $/Y, Statesboro 17.25 16.60 15.80 16.60
Bulloch Co. $/Y, Statesboro 79.05 18.05 17.20 19.00 Jesup S/Y, Jesup ; 17.80. 17.10 16.10 15.80"
Ragsdale Long Comm. o., Quitman 18.72 18.28 17.16 17.35 Columbus $/ Co., Columbus 17.75 ;
_ Bainbridge $/Y, Bainbridge 18.50 17.75 17.25
Dublin L/S Comm. Co., Dublin 18.79 1821 18.01 18.00 | July 19
Toccoa L/S Auc., Toccoa 19.30 19.25 18.75 18.00 | Tattnall S/Y, Glennville 17.01 = 16.01 16.00
_Valdesta L/S Co., Valdosta 18.90 1885 17.85 17.00 | Farmers Co-Op L/S Assn., Soperton 17.90 16.35
Fitzgerald S$/Y, Fitzgerald 18.86 18.70 18.60 Coffee Co. L/S Co., Douglas 16.81 16.41 16.01 16.00
re 1s Troup Co. Sales, LaGrange 17.50 16.15 cas
; , ; ! Red 5 ah fs 5. 15.00 14,
_ Cordele L/S Comm. Co., Cordele 18.07 17.99 7.50 ee N svbiole emenen ie ieee 15.00 16.35
_ Flint River L/S Auc., Bainbridge 17.60 17.05 6.80 0 6.90
: Farmers L/S Auc. Co., Nashville 17.05 17.05 17.0 16.
_ Co-Op L/S Exch., Statesboro 18.40 17.3T 7.24 Jones-Neuhoff Comm. Co., Macoh 18.30 17.65 17.30 18.00
ifton S/Y, Tifton 18.80 18.30 18.00 Mitchell Co. L/S Co., Camilla 17.00 17.00 17.20 16.50
Blackshear L/S Mkt., Blackshear 18.05 17.75 47.35 ; :
Dawson L/S Co., Dawsen 16.84 16.33 16.00
Thomasville $/Y, Thomasville 48.85 48.60 4 McRae $/Y, McRae. 17.15, 16.40
Smith Bros. S/Y, Bartow 7.75 7.00 LS Appling Co. L/S Mkt., Baxley 16.88 15.96 15.50
Mayers & Morris, Inc., Milan 8.46 8.0 Smith /Y, No. 3, Thomson 16.66 16.50
Sylvania $/Y, Sylvania 7.50: 17.0 17.00 | Farmers $/Y, Arlington 16.80 16.40 16.15 15.50
Candler L/S Mkt, Metter 8.00 18.00 a -
uly 14 | z oe S/Y, Clox 17.00 16.50 16.10
Ww . : iaxton ton A : :
cabin men Wht Aen, | woo nan aca | Unlee AVY. Albany FRG 636 1440: 14.10
L D : tal | + c : . Seaboard S/Y, Colquitt 16.75 16.65 16.00 15.60
m L/S Co., Dalton 48. 8.66 7.30 x)
we ys Comm. Co. Cartersville 8.6 $8.30 8.06 i Ceesa Valley Comm. Co., Rome 17.50 17.00 16.25 14.60
coe x : ae i sows) | Moultrie L/S Co. Moultrie 16.75 16.25
wa" | Turner Co. $/Y, Ashburn 16.80 1680 16.60
et : Ue Par enae oe Ge. L/S Co.,, Aiea 16.50 16.00 15.50
: 17 iy uaa ingg | /S Mkt. Inc., Cuthbert 16.75 1629 15.70 15.50
68 TY. OO ~ e. $/Y, Weshington 17.00 16.80 13.90









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MARKET BULLETIN ae











Engineer Lists Safety Rules

(Continued from Page 1)
quate tail lights as a valuable safety

measure.

Remember, statistics

accidents involving collisions of autos or
trucks with tractors, wagons and the like
the tractor driver is the one most likely
to be killed or seriously hurt. Rather
than the driver of the truck or car. In fact,
the chances that the tractor or wagon
driver will be killed are: several times
greater than the chances that the auto or
truck driver will be fatally injured.
About one-third of the tractor acci-

dent deaths happen on public roads. As

go up!

show that in



the sun goes down, catefulness should

HIGHEST AMONG CHILDREN

Among age groups, tractor accident
rates are highest among children 1 to 4,
and youngsters 15 to 19. Victims under
10 years old are usually children playing
around tractors or playfully hitching a
ride. In every accident case involving
these younger children parents should be
held entirely to blame. Childen under 10
should not be allowed close to moving
tractors, much less on them. It would be
a good idea not to even allow them to
play around such dangerous equipment
moving or still.

About one-third of all tractor acci-
dents involve youngsters under 20. |

Tractor highway accidents are at their

1. Be sure

_-tractor is

2. Never d
the road,
time.

4. Have yo
control at

condition.



following rules for operation of
on highways seem timely right

before turning on to a highwa;

a side entrance. Remembe
way traffic moves fast but

s

3. Use hand signals when vurni
the road, or when stopping,
5. Keep lights and reflectors i

flectors are plainly visible on
ing implements.













you have the righ

a slow-moving vehi

rive on the wrong si
regardless of HOM hi

ur tractor under com
all times,

See that tail lights 0



CATTLE FOR SALE

HOGS FOR SALE



Exceptionally fine Holstein
cow, very heavy milker, freshen
~ with: fourth calf in September,
$285. Dorothy B. Watkins, San-
ay. PUES, Atlanta phone CH

Black 4 - gallon Jersey cow,

reshen July 20: Priced to sell.

R. M. Blackwell, Chamblee, Rt.
2.

Several Reg. Polled Hereford
eows with calves by side ready
or registry, 1 double standard
polled bull, also number of 2
yr. old pulls and heifers from
above herd without papers.
Priced low. J. L. Senne Coy-

~ ington; Phone 2159.

Reg. young Polled Hereford
pulls, cows with calves and
heifers bred to Reserve Champ-
ion Bull Southeastern 1953 fair,
$150. to $200. ea. R. W. Cald-
well, Douglasville, Rt. 4.



HOGS FOR SALE



PE Sow with 9 pigs. crossed
wath Reg. Hampshire. O: R.
Brewster, Sharpsburg.

SPC Pigs and Sows, wt. 50-
450 Ibs, both sex. Some of na-
tions top bloodlines. Reg. and
ereated: D. M. Matthew, Lin-
ville, Rt. 2.

7 Yorkshire pigs,
Brey. name.

Reg. in
Ready for de-
jvery August 24. Mary A.

hyne, White.

2 Essex gilts bred to Reg.
male, to farrow in September:
ne fine Essex male and pigs,
all can be reg. in buyers name.
A.-L: Moss, Lula.

Reg. Durocs, males or fe-
males, medium blocky type,
wormed and treated. Some

ales ready for light service.
eg. in buyers name. Charles
W. Welch, McRae, Rt. 2.

4 Reg. Hampshire pigs, choice
stock, treated, buyers pay for
registration papers. Also, some
for $12 ea. for meat hogs: reg.

15, unregistered $12 ea. G. C.

embree, Clayton, Rt. 1.

Sevral Red Jersey pigs, 10
weeks old, weight 60 lbs. or
more. Male or female, with
pees $25 ea. at farm. Thomas
Ihigpen, Davisboro, Rt. 2.

OIC Stock Hog, 2 Brood
ows, 1 Gilt and 5 Pigs; 10
hoats, See at my place. J. W.
own, Atlanta, 806 Conley
Rd. DI-2958.

SPC Service Boars and Open
Gilts, sired by Colonel, the

eat champion boar. All reg.
n buyers name. M. J. Black-
mon, Pinehurst.

13 Reg. SPC Pigs, color range
from 50-50 to 20-80, backed
by my champion Boar, $35 ea.;
also Reg. SPC Sow and 8 Pigs.
Lamar Altman, Alma, Rt. 1.

Reg. Hereford Pigs, 8 wks.
ld excellent cond. Boar or
eit, $25 ea., papers furnished.
Mrs. W. A. Ward, Jr. Marietta,
Rt. 3 PH 8-8772.

Feeder Pigs, 10 wks. old,
_ gholera treated, $17.50 ea. M. F.
eterson, Decatur, 4070 McAfee

Rd., DE-8613. .- -

[Fred E. Ferrell,



8 wks. old Reg. Hampshire
Pigs for sale. Horace M. Wil-
liams, Americus, Phone 4442.

Pigs, Poland China and Red
Duroc, 6 wks. old. D. W. Wil-
son, Vining. PH. Smynna 5-9078.

Reg. Tamworth male, 2 yrs.
old in Augsut, selling to keep
from inbreeding, buyer will
have to come and get him, too
large to crate easily; also sev-
eral males, 14 wks. old, can
a reg. Thomas Peth, Marlow,

test



HORSES AND MULES
FOR SALE

SHEEP AND GOATS
FOR SALE



Reg. Toggenburg Milk Goats,
very best of milkers, from pest
bloodlines. W. A. Roach, Sa-
vannah, Rt. 6. Box 81. ~

50 head Common Goats, $2.50
ea. My place. 1 mi. Odum
Hwy. 341. E. F. Dean, Odum.
Ph-1103,

Saanan Milch Goat, 5 qt.
milker; 2 Saanan kids 1 1/2
yrs. old, from 5 qt. mothers.
Exceptionally good goats. Mrs.
L. A. Ellis, Marietta, 217 Lacy
St. PH-9- 6384. iz



POULTRY FOR SALE |



Saddle Mare 4 yrs. old 1100
Ibs., gentle, with saddle $125.
Ray F. Almand, Bllenwood,
4864 Stagecoach Rd. PH Stock-
bridge $173 or Atlanta, DE-
6294.

At stud, reg. Palomino Stal-
lion and Mares pastured free;
also several mares with Palo-
mino colts, bred back for sale.
Peter Hodkinson, Thomasville,
Ph.> 515.

Small, very gentle, 5 gaited
Pinto Horse, about 10- yrs. old.

Sally Forrester, Decatur, 3928
Lawrenceville Hwy., PH-43-
5853. \

Large Mexican Burro, female,
4 yrs. old, very gentle, Reason-
able. W. M. Harris, Thomaston,
Jeff Davis Road.

Reg Walker Blue Rome Mare,
bred to Midnight Son Slipperly
Midnight. Foaled in May; Also
Stud Colt, 14 mos. old. Both
very gentle. Reasonable price.
W. A. McMillan, Mableton, Rt.
1. (Fontaine Rd.).



RABBITS, CHINCHILLAS,
AND GUINEA PIGS
(CAVIES FOR SALE)



1 pr. reg. Chincillas, (not
rabbits) bred, $495. A. J. Peugh,
Barnesville, Ph. 381-J.

6 White New Zelland Rab-
bits, 3 bucks and 3 Does, about
4 lbs. or more ea. Will not ship.
Mrs. Vinnie Carey, College
Park, 920 Park Terrace.

8 New Belland Does and 8
New Zelland Bucks. Will not
ship. Mrs. J. M. Brannon, Col-
lege Park, 925 Park Terrace,
CA-8518.

N.Z.W. Red and Black Does,
8 mos. old; 2 mixed Does 15
mos. old. All $3 ea.; 1 N.Z.W.
Buck 8 mos .old, $4; 3 pr. mix-
ed Rabbits 4 mos. old, large
type $3 pr. Mrs. Nowa B.
Heath, Smithville.



SHEEP AND GOATS
FOR SALE



2 rams (sheep) of Corrydale
breeding, 2 and 3 yrs. old, wt.
about 225 lb. ea. from small
thrifty flock and in peak of
cond., $35 ea. K. D. Sanders,
Eatonton, Rt. 2. phone 2151.

Saanan Goats of fine milk }

stock, very reasonable. See.
Marietta, Rt.

No. 3, Ph. SMYRNA 5-8344.

BANTAMS:
12 White Japanese Silver
Bantams, $10 or $2 pr Mrs.

Ecter Davis, Atlanta, 635 Kent
St. S. E., MA-0330.

Bantams, 4 colors ea. in Japs,
Belgians, Silkies, Buff and
Dark -Brahmas, Millie Fleur,
also some Silver and Golden
Pheasants. W. O. Thomas, Sa-
vannah, 1205 E. 40.

CORNISH, GAMES AND
GIANTS:

7 wks. old Pit Game baby
Chicks, $350 doz.; Young Red
Hampshire Hens and Roosters,
$1.50 ea. Trade for Buff or
Bulldog Bantams, also Guinea
Pigs, $1.50 Pr. Lockard Bell,
Atlanta, 2677 Pharr Rd., N. E.,
CR-4390.

Game cocks: 2 yr. old Blink-
er, nice one, $5.50; 1 full Blue
Traveller, $2.50; Claret-War-
horse cross, one-half ea, $3.
R. L. Griffin, Gainesville, Oak
St.

MINORCAS:

Giant Black Minorca Chick-
ens, young and old stock. Prices
on request. Send stamp for re-
ply. L. B. Millians, Newnan.

REDS: NH, RL, PARMEN-
TERS, ETC.:

25 High Grade NH Reds hens
1954 Hatch all laying well for
75c ea. at the door; also 7

size at 35c ea.
Mrs. G. C. Clifton, Millen, Rt.
ob Ox LOT,

AAAA New Hampshire Red
Roosters, 4H Chain, $2 e.a Jo

2.

PEACOCKS, PHEASANTS,
PIGEONS, QUAIL, ETC. |

Chukars, 1954 hatch, 5 pr.,
$8 pr.; 6 males, $4 ea.; sev.
1955 hatch, $3 ea.; also Bronze
turkey tom and 3 hens, $20
for lot; 8 Bantam roosters, 1955
hatch, 50c ea. B.B Huling,
Fortson.

Ringneck pheasants and some
pit game chickens, also guineas,

|Cheap. W. A. Roach, Savannah,

Rt. 6, Box 8.

Racing Homers, utility White
Kings, Birmingham Rollers,
Fantails, Yellow and Splashed.
All good. J. E. Harrison, Kite.

Northern vopeaae quail and
eggs, 200 6a.($18! Cl DETKI
Humphrey, Atlanta, 446 Wil-



kinson Dr, S. E. EV-1028.

; White Blacktail Japs,

nice print feed sacks, 100 Ib. |
Add postage. | 2

Sybil McGuire, Carrollton, Rt.

POULTRY FOR SALE




FARM HELP WAN



Utility White King pigeons,
$2--ea.; good Homers, mated
and working good, $2 pr. Good
Bo Bude Fortner, Kite

6 :wks. old covies large Nor-
thern Bobwhite quail, 25 for
$32; Eggs, 50, $18: $25 C. FOB_
Wm. Thomas, Stone Moun-
tain. Rt 2. 5

Bobwhite chicks, now fagaile
able, 1 day to 8 wks. old, 50c
ea. and up; Eggs, 25c ea., $22. 50
Cc: limited supply Partridge
chicks and eggs. Ship 5 wks.
or older chicks. Cliff Purcell,
Decatur, 217 Mt. Vernon Dr>
DE-4238.

Common pigeons, mated and
working, $1 pr.; grown Mus-
covy ducks, $4 pr.; baby duck-
lings, $1 ea.; Golden Sebright
Oe chickens, $6 pr. $8.50
trio; mixedbantams, $1 ea;
$2 ea
S. S. Hamburg chickens, $5 pr.
Starling Yawn, Byromville.



LIVESTOCK WANTED



Want 3 Reg. Angus Heifers.
State whether bred or~ open
and prices del. No phone. Write.
L. A. Reynolds, McBean, Rt. 2.

HORSES AND MULES:

Want mare weighing around
800 Ibs. gentle and cheap for
cash. Advise. G. C. Wices
Musilla.

HOGS: si :

Want old-time Blue Guinea
Woods Gilt or Gilt Pig. H. E.
Barnes, Lenox, Rt. 2. .



FARM HELP WANTED

Want white couple, man to

work. Write full information
regarding education, background
and ref. Richard Tift, Albany. |
iP Op Boxe265:

Want middle-aged woman to
live with elderly couple as one
of family on farm, to help with
light fanm chores, Private room,
board and reasonable salary.
R. D. Powell, Hazlehurst, Rt.

Want unemcumbered white
Christian woman for garden,
flower and light farm work.
Must be reliable. State monthly
salary desired Room and board
furnished, ref. Mrs. W. . Regs,
Savannah, Box 353.

Want man for. light farm
work, some carpentry and
painting experience. Board and
$16 weekly. J. G. Davis, Dora-
ville, 6243 Filly se Rd. Ph.
47-2976

Want middle aged sober man
for small hog farm. Must be
able to drive tractor and do
repair carpentry .work. $15 wk.
and room, board and laundry.
Mrs. Ethel Perry, Dublin, Rt. 5:

Want Col. family for general
farm work; man able to operate |
tractor and power saw, woman
also work. Day or weekly |
wages. Good 4 room house wir- |,
ed for lights. Harris ee :



{by Aug

superintend farm. Wife also| =

Peachtree Rd., UN. KE. Apt.












































Want 1 or 2 farmers
families and equipment t
10,000 chickens (broilers)
cultivate land for 195
Etowah River in Dawso:
Mrs. Maggie S. Hayes, aE
Rt. 2, Ph. 43- 6334.

Want Canperene help
farms, 9 mi. Gainesville
A., 39 cultivatable, 5.9 A
ton allotment, 3 and 6R
Consolidated school: (126
cultivatable. 3 R. house:
Water, woods and pastut
both. H.V. Johnson, Gaine:
559 E. Broad St., phone 4

_ Want. for September 1, we
ing foreman on gattle ran
small grain and pecan tr
Farm mechanized. Internati
al, Ferguson, and all o
equipment required. Mus
qualified for growing cattl
jhogs. 35 to 40 -yr. age |
C. M Pippin, Albany,
N. Jackson St. 5

Man alone waite some
reliable to. take care of 90
ing hens ,about 3-1/2 hrs 1s
ae and other lie fa



ish room and board.
Alta, Rt. 1..

work also, and can
other people, when not for
R. G. Faircloth, Rochelle.

Want middle-aged lad:
emeumbered to help wi
den and chickens, and gene

small salary. Mrs. cS
Savannah, Rt. 5. nore

POSITION Ss WANTED

Young white man, 4 in fam-
ily, wants job as caretaker
small poultry or stock fam
for salary. Good 4 room h
with lights, water, wood.
fer in near-by county,
town and school, mail rou
church. Have to be mov
John Stewart, Garfield, Rt. 1

Single man, with no b A
habits, wants job this sion a
picking cotton. Board
wages. Can pick from 250,
300 every oe S D. sae
Bowdon, Rt 3 Eh

Woman with 2 aici ag
10 and 3, wants job on chicken,
cattle or Hog farm for salary.
Need 2 or 3 room house. No
bad habits. Mrs.
Denton, Clayton,
Ramey, RFD No. 1.

53 yr. old single man wants
|job-on brooder or layer far
Will board or botch. Write
Jack Johnson, Atlanta, 4

- Claris
c/o 5

Opry ls old man wants job.

farm, general farming,
drive tractor or ee Go an
where in Georgia, J. Robe

Dalton, Avondal
eS pcs Rad



Stockbr oo Rt. 2.