Farmers and consumers market bulletin, 1955 August 17

Commissioner

/Bul leti Nn

Phil Campbell,
































a BY PHIL CAMPBELL

>mmissioner SE Agriculture _

weling over Georgia during the
veral weeks I have noticed that
throughout the state are badly
from weed infestation. Now is
to do something about it.

of the pastures I have checked
en overcrowded with bitterweed,
most. farmers are well familiar
which causes a bitter taste in
ven by a cow that has grazed bit-



r ; second and eet article
4 heduled to be printed ee. week,
pear in next weeks issue.

ly important to dairymen, but it

be kept at a minimum for other

1 grazing means good grass and
no such thing as good weeds.

when growing in any particular
ny pasture weeds use up nitro-
other soil nutrients that the grass





| gricultural

\LENDAR

es of Agricultural events will be.
| this column. Some notices will be
page 2, column 1, under Sale
Notices should be mailed to: Editor,
sulletin, Dept. of Agriculture, State

Alle, Aug. 20, Farmers Market,
-m. Annual Fall Sale of. Ga.
sey Cattle Club, 45 fresh and
ing cows, heifers. Informa-
: Miss Hattie Lee Smith, Secre-
= thens.



Park, Aug. 22-26, State Farm
All Ga. farm families in-
Farm machinery, home
ment exhibits, fishing, swim- _





WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 17, 1958

EEDS HIT STATE'S PASTURES.

NUMBER 50



- sweep,

f course, anything that ad-_

y affects the taste of milk is ex-
also be remembered that weeds

important: to all cattle and sheep

f plant life compete for soil



Wanted: Cane Mill Gnd Cane
For Big Southeastern Fair

Wanted: a cane mill and supply of

sugar cane ready Sept. 28, preferably

located near Atlanta.

This is a call going out from E. L.
Carteron, General Manager of the South-
eastern Fair, which will make its annual
Atlanta appearance Sept. 28 through Oct.
8. . *

oA cane mill requires the use of a mule,

which moves in a circle and pulls a long
pole. The pole, called by farmers the
is attached to gears which oper-
ate two iron rollers. Cane stalks are fed
by hand into the rollers, the juice is
squeezed out and caught in a barrel, and
is later boiled until it becomes syrup.

Anyone having-sueh -a-mill-and:or-a~

cane crop coming in about the last of

_ Sept. is urged to contact Mr. Carteron,

Lakewood Amusement Park, Atlanta.

Phone Dixie 8434.



ould Dae got if the weeds had not been

Present

LESS F OOD FOR GRASS

Therefore the more weeds you have
in your pasture the less food your grass

will get and grass growth will be reduced,

- Another reason why weeds should be
controlled is that they suck-up moisture
that should go to the grass. With the dry
spells and drouths we have been having

tor the past few years it is not hard to |

understand the importance of getting the
full benefit of whatever rain we get. And,
irrigation costs will be less when mois-
ture is better used.

WEEDS SHADE OUT GRASS

Certainly one of the most important
rasons why weeds should be controlled

is that grass must have sunlight but cant

get. it when weed growth is so high that
the grass is shaded out. The need of
grass for sunlight is easily proved when
you notice that grass under trees never
grows as fast, thick or tall as that Ne
ing out in the sun.

Then, too, grass under trees loses

much moisture to the deeper roots of the

tree, again the principle of the grass
having to share soil moisture, as with
the weeds.

Most of the pastures I have seen late-
ly simply need a good mowing, and need



Four Spring Lamb Sales.
Earn Georgians $28,883

In four lamb sales this spring, Geor-

_ gias sheep producers sold a total of 2,184

lambs, which brought $28,883.89.
Figures furnished by the Agricultural

Extension Service show that only three

per cent of the lambs graded prime, bring-

ing 23.8 per lb. Choice lambs brought

23 cents, while Good brought just over
18 cents.
Extension livestock specialists inter-
preted the results as an indication that it
takes quality animals to make money in
the sheep business, and predicted im-
provement in quality and consequently

_ improvement in prices in coming, years.
Utility,

Other prices by grades:
14.07, and Culls , 11:31.

Of the total number, 13.7 per cent
graded choice, 45.9 per cent graded good,

22. 1 utility, 5.1 culls. Ten per cent were
sold in odd lots.,



it now.. Many of these pastures will soon

be producing new weed seed crops so it ~

is necessary to mow before the weed seeds
are shed. When bitterweed begins to
bloom it is time to mow!

DROUTH AIDED WEEDS

Because of last years severe drouth
the great majority of Georgias pastures
got very little grass growth and were
badly overgrazed. This, along with weak-
er competition from the damaged grass,
made it easier for the weed seeds to work

down into the soil through the pounding

of hooves, pelting of rains, etc. Now this
tact is showing up in widespread weed
infestation. Some farmers apparently have
been caught by surprise on the weed sit-
uation, thinking they had weeds pretty
well controlled.

Cows prefer grass, not weeds, but it
is inevitable that cattle will get weeds
along with grass when grazing pastures
heavily infested with weeds. In addition to
whatever undesirable effects this may
produce in the milk, there is a loss in
the rate of weight gain made by beef
cattle grazing weed-infested pastures.

Weeds can be controlled. One of the
best ways to do the job is to go through
proper mowing. Above-all see that weeds

_ are cut back during their blooming stage.






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PHIL CAMPBELL, Commissioner



Published
114-122 Pace St.,

Notify on FORM 3579

By Depariment of Agriculiure

222 State Capitol Atlanta, Georgia

Weekly at
Covington. Georgia

Bureau of Markeis,



Office at Covington, Georgia

Entered as second class matter August 1 1937 at the Post

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

under Act of June 6, 1900.



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Executive Office State Capitol \
Editorial and Executive Offices
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on Office



Covington, Georgia







SECOND HAND
MACHINERY FOR SALE

- SECOND HAND
MACHINERY FOR SALE



Farmall A_ tractor,
cultivators, fertilizer,

planters,
distribu-

tors, 2 disc. plows, 8 disc. bush

and bog harrow, mowing ma-
chine; 7 ft. blade, $600. Sell
separately; also slightly used
MceCormick-Deering 2. H. mow-
ing machine,
Burham. Union Point,
HU-9-2725.

Cotton Gin equipment: 6
eylinder general motors Diesel
engine, with silencer. Has gin-
. ned less than 5,000 Ibs. of cot-
ton. R. E. Andrews,. Siloam.
_ Phone 5-J.

Allis-Chalmers side del. hay
rake, excellent cond. $100; mule
hay rake $25 McCormick hay
baler with motor, (not a pick
up) excellent cond. $300. R. M.
Davison, Woodville, Phone
- Hudson 92962.

Road cart and harness, good
eond., $50; also pony, and nice
saddle for sale, will deliver 75
mi. Fred D. Shiver, 2744, Mil-
Jedgeville Rd., Augusta.

H. P. Fairbanks Morse deep-
well jep pump and = storage
tank, $75. See in operation. D.

Phone

M. Crawley, Jr., 2825 Redwine
Rd., . East Point, Phone CA-
3930.

One 3 roller Cane mill, 10 ft.
- evaporator and Skimmers, cop-
per $50 at barn. C. V. Allen Rt.
3, Box 38, Stone Mountain.

One horse drag hay rake and
- mowing machine, Oliver make,
almost new, $90 or $50 ea. FOB.

ee: Otwell, Rire2 1 Boxe210;
Newnan.
Complete Surge milker, 4

units, 12 can cooler, Wilson Box
and Brine vat, ariator and
pump, 2 metal wash vats. E. M.
Clapp, Byron. phone 453. ~

Lumber Harvester saw nill,
Steel, rollerbearing, $495; Jud-
son 8 ft. spreader, $20: Ford
Tractor, operating cond.; $125.
See at my farm. W. G. Wallace,
- 5875 Dunwoody Rd., Chamblee,
Phone 17-9734. y

AC forage harvester with
cutter bar and pick-up attach-
ment, good as new; actual field
use, 150 hrs. Sell or trade -for
AC Roto hay baler. James S.
Montgomery, Greenville.

Good grist mill with Intnl.
Harvester motor, sheller and
scales. O. L. Redwine, Rt. 1,

Dalton.

Allis Chalmers M, Crawler
type tractor with hydraulic
blade, motor recently overhaul-
ed. W. R. Turner, 1157 Rose-

/

dale Court, Atlanta, Phone BE-.

7112.

$60. Mereer C-

-|farmall MRH

_Brillion. combination seeder,
cultipacker for hydraulic con-
trols, good cond. $175. C. W.
Sims, Rt. 6, Marietta, Phone
94925. *

1 ea. John Deere G and W6
tractor (need some repairs),
Cash or trade for cows; also
want 2 row Corn picker for
tractor, late
model and good cond. Marvin
Montgomery, Rt. 1, Manches-
ter, phone 436 J. :

Complete peanut shelling ma-
chine, separator, grading belt
and table, cleaner, elevators
and 22 H. P. gas engine, all
good cond. Cheap. J. M. Haman,
Rt. 2, Ashburn.

1954 Model Super C Farm-
all tractor, planters, cultivators,
bottom plow, double~ section

weeder drag harrow, fertilizer
spreader; tended 75 acres in
one yr. $1700, or sell separately.
R.. J. Williams, Rt .1, Davis-
boro, :

51, good cond., for sale at my
home, 11 mi. N. Rome on Hwy.
27. W. D. Peterson, Rt. 2, Ar-
muchee. -

Farmall A
bog harrow, lights, starter,
power take off, good cond.
$425. 3 mi. N. Chipley on Oak
Grove Rd. Julian Livingston,
Rt. 2, Chipley. a

Woods. corn picker, used
very little; also seed corn grad-
er, screens for large or medium
grain corn. , Practically new.
Wea o: Austin, Rising Fatwn. >

Intnl, TD. 18-A Bulldozer,
used 1,100 hrs., equipped with
double down winch and angle
blade. Reasonable. S. P. Harris,
1019 Ave.yA, Rome. :

-Intnl Harvester Combine,
No. 62, with motor, $225. J. H.
Kent, Rt. 2, Powder Springs.

Farmall H tractor, planter,
cultivator, 12 disc. Intnl. grain
drill, 7 ft. tandem harrow, 6
ft. blade, Intnl. combine PTO.
Good cond. Beh Walker, Ro-
berta,

tractor, bush

Good used deep well jet
pump tank and pipe, $55. T. F.
Goodwin, 2307 -Niskey Lake
Rd., Ben Hill.

1953 Allis-Chalmers WD frac:

tor, J. D. hay baler with 4

* jcyl. wick, motor, Morrell hay

rake, 3 dise. J. D. tiller on
rubber, No. 5 J. D. mowing
machine, A. C. eultipacker with
seed bed, 04 Intnl. tractor, 7
ft. Intnl.. mower, 6 ft. DBL.
section bush and bog harrow;

$4,000. Henry Jones, Hillsbore.





disk, bush and bog harrow,

J. D. mowing machine, No.



th SECOND HAND
MACHINERY FOR SALE |.







Corley-395 aun $290. J. R.
Fill, Greenville.

Papec Silo filler or stationary

Ensliage cutter, 40 It. pipe and

ist. bucket, good cond., $75 at
my place, 6 mi. East Smithville,
just off Rt. 118. C. W. Huffman,
Ril Smithville.

One oil brooder, 525. chick
cap. used only once, for sale.
J. H. Rettgers, Box 106, ee,
Phone (43-7839.

2 H. wagon, ee rake, aes
duty McCormick mowing.
chine, practically new ain
distributor, 2 ea. iron Beem
Hamon, i He and 2) A turn
plows, Cole dropper, Sears
corn dropper, set of dbl. harn-
ess, anl good gentle 9 yr. old,
1700 Ib. Percheron mare. T.. Hi.
Vaughn, Rex. Rt. 1.



SECOND HAND _
MACHINERY WANTED.



Want 10 HP boiler, suitable
for canning plant, or any other
machinery used in canning
plant. E. H. Clarke, 2860 Bloom-
field Dr., Macon.

Want McCormick-Deering
mowing machine, 5 ft. blade,
No. 7. Judson Zachary, Rt. ALS
Hamilton...

Want Self-Rising meal mixer,
good cond., 150-200 lbs. capa-
city. Cheap for cash. E. M.
Phillips, Rt. 3... Danielsville,
Phone 5808. ; -

Want 6 ft. mower, scraping
blade, smoothing harrow, and
fertilizer distributor, for Fer-
guson TO-20. Daniel M. Worley,
Rt. 1, Kennesaw. Phone Mariet-
ta 8-1565.

Want hydraulic Ram _ for
pumping water.State size, price
and cond. O. W. Fletcher, Fitz-
gerald.

Want used feed er 700-
1,000 lbs capacity, good cond.
for Cash. Morris Witherow, Rt.
4, Ellijay.

Want used milk can cooler
for Dairy. State con.and price.
R. M. Patterson, Rt. 2. Box 264,
College Park. ~

Want used grain drill with
grass seed attachment, also set
used wheel wts. for Farmall
Super M. tractor. Must be good
cond. and reasonable. Mrs. Hugh
L. White, Stockbridge.

Want windmill, complete, dis-
mantled, good cond. Give size,
and height of tower and other
information. Mrs. Lena Combs,
ibeieae Tallaposa

Want good, used: efor \driv-

en carn shucker and _ sheller.
Cleveland P. Eley, % Eley
Poultry Farm,

" Hogansville.
phone 7472. d

Want one tree Biases ma-
chine with ford tractor hitch.
C.F. Peek, Rt. 2, Box 270,
Americus, Phone 5726.



PLANTS FOR SALE



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

Georgia Collard Plants $4 M.
Postpaid: J. R, Thompson, 141
Atlanta Ave., Decatur, De 3213.

' Sage Plants: 6-$1, Black Rasp-

berries 6-$1, Yellow Root bun- |.

ches $7 doz., Catnip, 6 bunches
$1. Add pstage. Mrs. Mae Tur-
ner, Rt. 6, Gainesville, Ga.

Marglobe Tomato; 300, $1; 500,
$4.25: $2- ME: Large - Plants.
Prompt shipment. Add postage.
Mrs. Ethel Crowe, Gainesville,
Rit ogee.

Ga, Collard Plants, 50c C, pre-
paid 2nd zone, or come get
them at one- -half price, also
home grown tomatoes.

Page, 149 N. Ave., No At
Janta.

Ga, Collard plants, 40c Cc:
Maraeee: tomato, 50c C1 Min,
huckleberry, 3 doz. $1; Catnip
25c. Add postage. Mrs. Otis!
Mashburn, oo in

Aateo erie



Rutger wilt-resistant toma
toes, 500, $2.50, $4, M; also Ye
low "Root (washed clean), Se
No ordes filled without posta:
Mrs. Nancy Henderson,
Box 124, Ellijay. :

Catnip, Balm, charcoal |
tansy; 6 -50c; peppermint, aN
doz., 50c; blueberry, raspberry,
$1 doz. Dill plants, 25c dae
garlic bulbs and pennyroyal, 2
doz., 50c Mrs. ae L. Eaton, De
lonega.

Marglobe tomato plants, 300,
ville, Rite ce
Collard Plants 300, $1; $3 M.

Shade dried sage $1 gal; Dried
catnip leaves 25c pint. All del.

TON, Rit le
Rudger Tomato, 600 C.: 300,

paid in Ga. Solomon Davis Rt-

(2, Milledgeville, Box 299.
Tomato plants, $3. 50 M. ship- :

ped; $3 M. at my home. J. R.
Strayhorn, Geers
Branch. rac Vee

Cabbage, Collard, and Porn
to, SE C30$5 ML; 5m, or more;
$3 M. Exp. $2.50 M. at my farm.

Rt.2:
Large, imp. Qa 600 doz;

2 doz. (acs;
25Cedozs

mustard seed, 40c cupful. Add,| 5
postage. Rosie Crowe, oS
ming, Rt. 1. * 5

' Missionary strawberry Garge

postage. Full count. Prompt
shipment. -Mrs. ay Lovell,
Baxley, Rt.4.

Ga. Peoliaca and) Parsley
Plants ea, 45e C. F. J. Wither-
oe Atlanta, 398 inlets

Vee We S

cabbage,

M; large lots cheaper. Wiss Lee
Crow, Rt. 2, Box 143, Gaines-
ville. vs

$3 M; 10 M. up,: $2.50 M. Good
count, peony shipment. G. E.
Waldrip, Rt. 1, Gainesville.

ped; $3 M. at Bed; collard. $3
M 50c C. shipped or 30c C. at
bed. L. C. Strayhorn,
Flowery Branch.

Bradleys super yore aine
strawberry (bear until frost)
plants, 50, $1 Del. Bonnie: cay
Rts Ellijay.

bage,, 50c C; 500; $1; $2.25 M.;
| $1.50. Damp packed. Pee in Ga.
D. W. Davis, Rt. 2, Box 229,
ee es



SEED AND GRAIN
FOR SALE _



19557 white nest onions for fall
planting, $1.25 gal.; tender, half

Add postage. Prompt. shipment.
: B. Brown, Ball oo ai

; "White cult plying nest onions,

$1.35 gal.;

onion buttons, 200, $1. Del. Mrs.
Lelia Phillips, Rt. Ly Royston.

Red multiplying onion sets for
fall planting, 75c gal. during the
fall, Add postage. Mrs. W. ee

Woolen, Rt. 2, Camilla. . *

Booking | ordrs, *

3,000 Ibs. Rescue grass, sacked
and cleaned; also 1955 crop Cat-
tail Millet, Sericea, Lespedeza,
and Bahai Grass

| SauEsoy Hazlehurst.

$1.25 gal. Plus postage. Mrs.
Claud E. Edmonds, Ris 2, Hee
con.

tblp., $1.50.; hot pepper, 50c

| cates shallot onior
doz. Add p

Brady, . a



me ro



$1: $2: M.\C. D. Crow, Gaines- |p

Mrs. Mary Ruth ee Roys- |-

$1; 400, $1.25; 500, $1.50. Post- |
Flowery

Ree Be Wetherford, eae

oe fall planting, $
Mar

Mtn. huckleberry, bearing size, =
pennyroyal plants, |
also slick leaf winter |

[red berries), 1 CG; $7 M.. Add

oe eld and Oppetiecd|
collard and tomato

plants, 50e C; 300, $1.30; $2.50
Ga. collard see 500, $1. 15: i

Temato plants, $3.50 M. ns

Rt. 1,/

Chas. W., and eopenha en cab-
Marglobe tomato, 50c Ce en

runner garden peans, 40 CUB..|- 7

shallot and scallion |-

Southland f
Oats, Wheat and Abruzzi Rye; |

Germ and}
purity guar. See Sankie Powell}
at farm near Wrens, or M. 2 ner |

White multiplying: nest onions, |

Green Glaze collard deed 20 Ss

hnalf-runner bean seed, 45 up; | \

































































































































cup. No orders a
in Ga. No checks. Mr
grim, Rt. ae Coe

Large red

postage. Mrs.

oe

tested. 99 pet. purit;
Roy Ray, Rt. i,
BBeS \ 2064 eS.

4893 oats. Ist.
92. ee ery $1

gal.; also oat led
runner garden

Pairlee Runless,
ville.

large,
orders.
Fred -

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SACKS
3 print and 5 Soe ahha
feed sacks, good grade, $2. L. ye
ENis, Rt. 5, Cumming

aera ves ee Unbleached feed sacks, 15c



chell.

; - 100 Ib. cap. feed sacks, white,
= $195 washed, free holes and stains.

Vafien: | 200: Ga. PP No COD. Mrs, BL.
= | Robinson, Rt. 2, Jasper.

100 lb. cap. white sacks, wash-
i ed and ironed, free of holes, 3,
pper gourds, 25|s1 PP. Mrs. Luther Holland.

10c ea." Hi

.. &. Wooten, Byron S a
ee STRAW (WHEAT AND OAT):

: Wheat and Oat straw, square

bales, 50c bale. Can supply in
truck laad lots. Felton Denney,




out Fain 999 tnt. 3, Carrollton, phone TE-2- }

8873.

--bale, or $25. ton. J. H. Kent,
5 | Bower Springs, phone 4593.

iie* 5581. - | FREES (FRUIT):

tra good Brmuda| Apple, Pear, Cherey: grape-
y weeds, ready to vines, Pecan and Chestnut trees.
- or will eut and reasonable prices. T. M. Webb,
und bales. H. G. Wood- | Ellijay, Rt. 3.

ion, phone Logan 7- : is








MISCELLANEOUS
WANTED





lus posi. | CORN: .

U1, Deca-| Want 15-20 bu. old corn:
: shucked or unshucked. Must be

; cheap, will pick up. J. N. Mc-

4 eo Ginnis, Rt. 3, Box Sol, BS

nd pink skin pea-

$1.50 pk. 96 FEATHERS:











G. T. Brown, Rt. 1,| Mrs. Catherine Dilk, 1329 Mill-
== 4.) \edge Rd. Augusta. -



0 eat ant 500.or more bales of
eppen, Sle. ga at cae Give price del. to my home.
gal. mailed if Isaac Lang, Rt. 4, Cumming.
rst. Mrs. J. M.| HONEY: |

ae Bre- | Want few Ibs. of N. Ga. fresh
Br oe - |1955 crop of honey. Write what
you have, and special cash price.
B. S. Peyton, Rt. 1, Se

-ELISADDLE:

Want riding caddies in fair
_ |shape, and reasonable price, G.
; ee ae C. Wilder, Musella.

4 1b. box full, 90c

rs. Abe Goble, Rt.| . Want English or Western sad-
|dle in good cond., reasonable.
















eau Queen, of cae Phone - 35833.
herry bark, 3 lbs. $f.
age, Mrs. Hoyt Tippens, SEED:

ng Rock. Want 3000 abe cleanly Cam
oe oy son Clover seed, free of noxious
ot, 4 lb. box full,| weeds. Also want 7500 Ibs. Blue
of Meadow, 4 lb. Lupin seed. Give reasonable
4 Jb. $1.75.) prices del. Robt..T. Gunby, Gil-
ae ec Talking |lionville Plantation, Albany,
Phone HE-5-8654.









Baled Sita and eae 60c |

, ce for sacks: Want 15 lbs. (not mixed) clean.
int: (3 same color) |new goose feathers. State price.

Ed. Wimberley, Rt. Bae Meee |

; New- | 2. J. H. Coleman. Jr. RED, Mit- |





Mo cee Black Angus bills, 13-
15 mo. old, halter broken. $150-

$175 ea.; will reg. in buyers

name. See at. my barn. Carl J.
Parker, Jr., Rt. 2, Box 104,
Hampton, Phone 3508.

20 first calf Holstein, pees

wt. 1,000-1,100 Ibs. Freshen
around Sept. 1. John Garrett,
866 Indian Creek Dri, Rt.-3,
Stone Mountain. :
Reg. 4 yr. old red polled Short-
horn pull, $350. L. D. Tolbert,
Midland, Phone 3-1102.

20 good, 10 to freshen this
fall, 10 fresh now, dairy cows,
Jersey, Guernsey, Holstein, test-
ed. O. A. Walls, Sharpsburg.

Reg. polled Hereford bulls, 12-

15 mo. old, WHR and Adrance

Domino breeding. H. Merrick,
Rt. 4, Cuthbert.

Jersey _ cow, 3-3!) gal. milk
daily, freshen latter part of next
April. Sell or trade for pigs.
Chester L. Dodd. Rt. 1, Box 125,
Buford.

4 reg. Guernseys, Aug., Sept.,
and> Dec., fresheners, with one
in milk now. Artifically bred
and one with record. G M.
Thomas, Carrollton.

Reg. Shorthorn balls, eee
ing bloodlines, for sale, iat C.
Mason, Blairsville.

Purebred White Face cow, 900
lbs.,. with 3 mo. old purebred

| White Face heifer calf, $125

for both. Miss Josie Shahan, Rt.
ae LaFayette.



wry



different ages and prices, 2 are

soe, Rt. 6, Carrollton,

Half and half Guernsey and
Jersey cross, butt-head cow,
freshen Sept. 21., bred to Here-
ford, $100 at my home, 3 mi.
West Rochelle. Janie Crumley,
Reed Pitts.

Reg. Hereford cattle, horned
type bulls and heifers, 6-9 mo..
old, $100 ea.; -bred cows, $175
ea. Cecil Travis, % Pine Crest
Acres, Riverdale, Phone Fayette-
ville 5581.

6 ib: old. bull calf, eae
fourth White Face, one-fourth
Jersey. Sell or trade for reg.
Berkshire gilt shoat,. or heifer
calf. W. L. Brown, 416 Lake
Ave., Griffin. :

Purebred 2 yr. old, reg. Here-
ford bull of Rollo Michief
bloodlines, ready for service,
proven producer, $150. Can fur-

nish papers. E. C. Wells, Rt. 2,
Talbotton, Phone 2220.



POULTRY FOR SALE



15 or 20 Hampshire Red hens,
$1.50 ea. Will not. ship. Mrs.
Nancy Morris, Talmadge Ave.,
Rt. 1, Box 370, Savannah.

25- high grade N. H. Red -
hens; 75 ea. at my home: Add
postage. Mrs. G@. C. Clifton, Mil-
Jen, SRt=:3,; Box: 167:





Guernsey cows and heifers,|

fresh. All reg. Mrs. Ed Bled-|





$4 pr All working and banded.
No less than 2 pr. see pice
B Warrison, Kite.

Birmingham Roller plecane =
3 mated prs, good performe-s,

fine*colors;. $6; jor $2.50 pr Re
Hamar Brantley Wrightsv le.

FED eae
Fantail .pigeons, mated Ss

at ny place. ONE 15. Was
1652 Lakewood Ave, Ss.
Atlanta. f

Chukars: few 1954 hatch. 3,

and
working, 3-pr. for $6. oe
Ox;
a

$8; sev. 1955 hatch and some eS

eggs, reasonable. Will not shiv.
Mrs. R. J. Martin, Acworth. Rt.

Gust No. Acworth on Old 41.
Hwy.)

Chukars from heavy laying,
healthy birds, 6 mos. and 3 -
mos. old, $2 and $1.50 ea. and
under, FOB. Clyde Armour fr,

Columbus, Rt. 3.

REDS: N. H.-R. L, PARMEN-

TERS, ETC.

Red pullets. ae strain, . $2
ea., Cockerels $3. Nearly grown.
Mrs. Don, Donaldson, 726 S.

~Candler. St., Decatur, DE-2405.

6 wks. old covies Large No. -
Bob White Quail, 25 for $32:
also older quail, and quail
hatching eggs, $25 C; 50 for
$13. F. 0. B. William A.
Thomas, Stone Mountain. Rt 2.

Racing Homers, $3 pr., Birm-
ingham Rollers, $250 pr., Utility
White Kings, $3. pr., Fantais
in yellow, white and splashed



Cattle Prices Paid at Georgia Markets













GRADE { - Thomaston Atlanta Athens Rome Atlanta Gainesville

t - 8-8 8-9 8-10 . ~ 8-11 8-52" =
Steers & Heifers : :
Good - 18.25-20:25, ~~ 18.50-21.50 18.25-20.90 . ~
Coml. \ 15.00-19.60 15.25-19.00 14:75-18.25 - 15.50-17.50 - :
Utility . 12.00-15.25 12.50-15.75 11.75-15.00 . 12.25-16.00 ~ 12.00-13.25 |
Cutters 10.50-12.00 10.50-12.00 10.25-12.00 10.50-12.00 poze) : 50> :
CALVES eorg : z 5
Good & Choice Ag 50-18.00 17.00-22.56 16.50-18.50 = 16.50-19.50 16.50- 18. 25 =
Util. & Coml. 12.00-16.50 12.60-17.00 2 11.50-16.25. 11.50-16.50 12.00-16.50 .
cows s g
Utility *30.50-13.00 ~10.75-12.75 10.25- a 75 . 10.75-12.25 10.50-11.00 =.
Cc & Cc. 7.25-10.75 8.00-11.25 7.50-10. 75 aa - 7,50-10.75 7.50-10.25
BULLS : =
Util. & Coml, 11.75-14.00 12.50-14.00 12.00-14.50 *. 12.25-14.50 11,50-13.50
Cutters Row 10.50-12.00 11.00-12.50 10.50-12.00 . 10.50-11.75 10.50-11.50
STOCKERS- ae : .
Steers & Heifers 12.00-18.00 12.00-19.00 10.50-18.50 ~ 11,.50-17.00 | 0.50-17.50

13.00-19.75 11.00-16.50 A f 1.00-15.75

Calves -14,.50-17.25



Source of Information

Federal - State Market News Service



a _ 50 Seventh Street, N. E.,

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16:50

No. . No. 2 No. 3 No. 4 Aug. & S ; ee woe
Sal ara, i | & Z i Ghetkan Co. Y, Savannah 16.3 7
ae Bar, Social Circle 18.00 17.25 ae os Bleckley L/S Auc., Cochran : 16.00 15.65 15.70 15.50
Z Waycross L/S Mkt., Waycross : 16.88 19.19 15.60 14.75
Se ees Z : Millen L/S is Millen 16.50 16.00 Be yey
eget : Columbus S/Y, Columbus , 18.00 17.0 16. g
Craig Comm. Co., Dublin 15.75 eee 15.00 auerle Ocilla $/Y, Ocilla\ 16.36 16.10 15.95 :
Ae Bes : ae Carroll Co. Sales, Carrollton . 16.44 15.95 14.70 : a
euhoff P Ce. : ei : 16 Shuman's S/Y, Hagan 16.40 16.00 15.65 15.1
ee mms Ca. Maso - 18g a 2 pee 4 - Ga. Farm Pred. Sales Corp., Thomaston 17.60 16.75 15.00 14.00
ee Bai: i : Columbus $/Y Co., Columbus 16.50 :
Hazlehurst ; #1538) 2 T4079 14.00 14.55 Seminole L/S Auc. Mkt., Donalsonville 16.66 16.00 15.45. 14.50
is ; eo Sutton L/S Co., Sylvester 16.37 16.08 / 15.65 15.05
~ 2 Dodge Co. Stock Barn . 16.05 15.90> -17.50 17.90
Ae Co, Valdosta : - 15.99 "16.60 15.00 15.00 | Jesup $/Y, Jesup | 16.35 15.71 14.81 14.25
Comm. Co., Quitman 15.80 15.10 (13.55 13.18 | Swainsboro $/Y, Swainsboro ; 16.58 16.00 15.85 ' 16.00
itz 15.45 15.05 14.70 f a : : =
16.69 15.00- ~ 13.00 12.00 Aug. 9? : ate
i 15.67 15.28 P56 13.45. Smith S/Y No. 3, Thomson - 16.00 15.50
r 15.80 15.00 ee Appling L/S Mkt., Baxley 16.38 16.16 14.91
Jesup 5 15.35 15.00 14.10: 14.00 Farmers' Co-Op L/S Assn., Soperton ~~ 16,30 15.75 14.90 14.10
Assn. Anc., Americus 16.05 15.86 * 14.95. 14.20 Emanuel Co. $/Y, Swainsboro 16,00 15.55 15.05 * 15.75 >
15.99 T5495 S14 72 15.10 Farmers L/S Auc, Co., Nashville 16.47 15.78 15.06 15.13
15.75 15.50 14.62 Farmers S$/Y, Arlington 16.15 15.80 15.30 14.25
~ 15.65 (14.85 14.10 Coffee Co. L/S Co., Douglas : 16.59 16.19 15.25 . 14.99
16.00 15.26 14.55 14.60 Troup Co. Sales, LaGrange : 16.50 15.17 14.25 i
16.33 15.20 15.00 16.00 _ Mitchell Co. L/S Co., Camilla : 16.45 16.00 15.10 14.10
15.25 14.25 14.06 : | Farmers' S/Y, Sylvania 16.60 15.80 15:05 15.55
; Dawson L/S Co., Bawson - 16.38 16.10 15.05 Zz a
> a McRae S/Y, McRae ; 16.25 15.51 14.72
- - 16.32 - 15.94 15.36 Tattnall S/Y, Glenville. 16.51 16.02 15.05 15.05
16.35 + 15.80 ;
1625) 1575 15.00 Aug. 10 ele
15.75 15.25 14.75 Pulaski S/Y, Hawkinsville 17.80 17.50 17.00 16.75
16.07 15.2507 14.95 : Turner Co. S/Y, Ashburn - 16.52 16.10 VS:5Oc7
16.19 . 15.15 - 15.00 Peoples L/S Mkt. Inc., Cuthbert 16.49 16.19 15.36 14.79
16.13 15.49 Seaboard S/Y, Colquitt = fe 16.51 16.05 15.40 14.55
16.25 15.75 15.10 15.00 Moultrie L/S o., Moultrie ~ ; 16.30 16.40 :
16.70 VB 99 3 6s TA POs Union S/Y, Albany . 16.34 16.00 15.90 15.50
15.54 me 14.45 : Claxton $/Y, Clexton 16.45 15.50 15.50 ~
= faa Valley Comm. Go., Rome 17.00 16.75 16.00 at
sows
16.90. 16.15 _ 14.75 - - ae
16.550 ares bai ee Bara s ees. i :
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POULTRY FOR SALE | POULTRY FOR SALE -| FARM HELP WANTED | POSITIONS WANTE
18 R. I. hns, 11 mo. old; 15] Purebred white African Guin-| Want Christian woman to live |. Man, sober, 7 in family (wife Man wi

_N. H. pullets, 4-1/2 mo. old; 12

turkeys 7 or: 8 lbs. ea; hens
beginning to lay. Mrs. L. H.
Sanders Colbert.

Pal
TURKEYS, GUINEAS, DUCKS,
GEESE. ETC.

Purebred Mallard Ducks $3
pr., purebred Africian Geese $6
br Mrs. C. L. Graham, Rt. 1,

owder Springs.

& BB. 1955 hatch turkeys, 2
&obblers, 2 hens, $5 ea. R. M.

Jones, 206 S. McDonough St.,
ecatur.

1955 giant Roven ducks, 6 Ib.
We 0s Pree: for S72 ORs
t B. Ackerman, P.O. Box 285,
pringfield. :

5 Guineas, about 2-1/2 mo.
id, 50c ea.; 8 blue and white
auineas about 1 yr. old, Two
males and female, $1 ea. At
ay place. Clem Jolly, Clarks-
on. 5 \

50 young turkeys, 4-5 lb. wt.,
for sale, and want 50 to 75
arred or White Rock pullets,
te mos. old. T. M. Webb, Ellij-
ay. .

Trio geese (hens blue, gander
white), $10: 3 this yrs hatch
lues, $2 ea.; white and mixed
ducks $1.50 ea. at my place.
T. Hallman, Decatur 131
elly Rd. Rt. 1..CR-6660.

6 white Embden goslins, fea-
thered, $2 ea. at my home; also
100 egg cap. elec. Incubator.
pie C. Russell, Alpharetta,



(168 Canton St.)

~

\ (Continued from Last Week)

eas, frying size; $1 ea. O. L.
Craft, Lavonia, Rt. 2. E



FARM HELP WANTED



- Want honest, sober man for
work in dairy. House and water
furnished. Reasonable weekly
salary. On school and mail route,
near church and store. State
age and number in family. Good

job for right man, Willard M.

Gann, Rt. 4, Ringgold.

Want 2 or 3 hands immediate-
ly for farm work, Must be exp.
with power saw, drive tractors,
truck, etc. House with electri-
city. Fred Barber, P. O. Box
206, Jonesboro.

Want man with wife, or wom-
an and small family, to work
on farm, mostly with tractor.
Lot of sowing this fall. Frank
J. Jackson. Rt, 2, Franklin.

Want white man, about 35
(single), from country to do
Garden and poultry work. No.
drifter. Good health and refer-
ence. Room, board, and salary.

Mrs. Helen Street, Rt. 2, At-|3780

lanta.

Want reliable man, sober, for
gen. farming. Steady -work.
House and wood furnished; also
man exp. maintenance repair
farm machinery. David Stough,
Rt. 1, Locust Grove.

Want Col. man and wife to
live and work on farm. Small
house, lights, water and plenty
of wood. Claude Q. Falligant,
Rt. 2, Talahi Island, Savannah.

Manufacturer's Guarantee

Found by State Chemist
Penalized **

INLAND MILLS, INC., Des Moines, lowa

oCertainty Gray Shorts with
Screenings
KELLEY BROTHERS, Blairsville

Kelly Quality Breeder Mash
KELLY MILLING CO., Louisville ~

Ground Snap Corn

KING MILLING CO., Americus
. Ground Oats)

KITCHENS FEED MLG., INC., Atlanta -

- Money Maker 24% Dairy

LAYONIA ROLLER MILL, INC.,

Wheat & Oats

_ LIBBY, McNEILL & LIBBY, Ocala, Fla.
Headliner Brand Dried Citrus

Pulp
M. A. MILLER, JR., McBean
Miller's Snap Corn

G. W. MILLS, Byron

Pay Load Ground Cobs, Shucks and

25% Molasses

MOFCO CORPCRATION, Thomson
_ Mofco Blue Ribbon Vi-Min-Ized 16%

Milk Maker Dairy Feed
J. T. NEILL & SON, Newnan
Neill's Snap Corn

NEW ORLEANS GRAIN & FEED CO., INC.,

Rice Bran

New Orleans, La.

NORTHERN SUPFLY CO., Amery, Wisconsin

Mixed Feed Cats

Pulverized Mixed Feed Oats

J. D. PERKERSONS SONS, Austell
High-Low Horse & Mule Feed (P) Protein

PRESLEY & VAUGHN, Toccoa

Broiler Mash (Ful-O-Pep Concentrate)

PURITAN MILLS, Atlanta~
Puritan Guinea Pig Ration

Economy 20% Dairy Feed

Puritan Guinea Pig Ration

bridge 4346

in home on farm as one of fam-

ily and help with light farm
work, 8 in family. Mr. E. F
Johnson, Rt. 2, Conyers.

Want single man for Dairy
work. Good health and know
how to drive tractor. Room,
board. and $15 wk. Contact. J.
C. Hind Jr., Rt. 2, Leesburg.

Want white farmer and wife
to help on vegetable farm, near
Atlanta. Be able to drive truck
and Caterpillar tractor; $6 day,
nice house, wired for elec. Year
round job. R. F. Sams, Clark-
ston, Phone 43-7322. x

Want single man to work on
smalt truck and poultry farm
just outside Atlanta City limits.
Use tractor and mule, $30 wk.,
room and board. Reference.
Joseph F. Haas, 1st National
Bank Bldg, Atlanta 3.

Want reliable white man, exp.
to work on reg. Hereford Cattle
farm. Must be honest, sober and
know how to operate a tractor.
repair houses, grow corn, oats
and barley. B. C. Limerick, P.
O. Box 202, Macon, Phone 5-

Want young white woman for]r
light farm work on small farm
12 mi. Atlanta. Room, board,
and salary. Mrs. E. E. Gibbons,
Rt. 2, Ellenwood. Phone Stock-

Want man with small family
(mo large children), to do gen.
farm work, carpentry, tractor
work, also help with cows.
Weekly wages. Exp. desired.







Mrs. Hugh L. White, Stockbridge



and self only to work), wants
50 or 60 cow dairy. 3 yrs. exp.
dairy and life time with cattle.
*|Can drive truck and tractor, 4-
5 R. house, lights, water, etc.
Clarence Boatfield, Rt. 2, % E.
W. Flowers, Fairmount.

and raised on farm, Exp. all
farm,
want light farm work on farm.
References,
Rt. 5, Gainesville.

on
farm for salary,
house, Also to gather this years
crop. Mrs. Mae Johnson, Rt. 1,
Box 479, Smyrna. oa

small family, needs job on dairy
or cattle farm or other farm
work, Exp. Small house, lights,
water and weekly wages. Go
anywhere. Tom Griffin, Rt. 1,
Hampton. Nese

after livestock, for wages. Ex-
perienced. J. A. Sprayberry,
% Leroy Grantham, Nicholls.

light farm-work on farm, for

Go anywhere. Easy to get along
with. Troy Binford, Box 371.
Porterdale. f

for 1956, North or West of At-
lanta, or elsewhere if suitable.
J. W. Van-Dyke Rt. 6, Box 246-
A, Dublin. :

FEEDS THAT FAILED TO MEET THE MANUFACT

APRIL, MAY,

_ 53 yr. old man, sober, born
oultry, carpentry, etc.,

Raymond Martin,

Mother and daughter wants job
cattle, chicken or hog
and ~ good

_ Sober, reliable white, man, 26,

Want job on farm or looking

40 yr. old man wants job,

oom, board and $2 or $3 day.

Man with 6 in family, young-
st child 12, want 2 horse crop



URERS

JUNE, 1955

children, w:
daily wages,
tractor, any kin mm
ery, or helper in Da

farm exp.
water, etc. Have to

Spears, 533 Ce
Atlanta, <3 3;
_ Want job on farm o
dairy, for board and
Strong, able, white, 30
Grover Parrish, Box 25
esboro. :

sires job as caretake
try, hogs, cattle on far
change for room, board
asonable salary Grover
ry, Rt. 2, Rockmart.

with wife and 16
wants 1 H. crop, with |
house for raising broile
ated in adjoining count
ary and 4-5 Room h
water, lights, wood. |
ter, Rt, 1, Temple i
Man and son want job a
taker on cattle or chicke
drive tractor and truck
all kind of farm work. On
Rt. Edd Cooper, 4980 W.
pital Ave., Chamblee,
_ Sober, hard workin
white man wants work
driving truck and tracto
penter, ainter, and fa
1956. 4 in family; nee
ed house, water,
reasonable wages. Conta
Evans, 874 2nd St., Maco
62100. i Se





































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Single retired white

Sober and hard workir

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RAINSVILLE MLG., CO., Fr. Payne, Ala. Tas
g > Crushed Whole Ear Corn (P) Fibre G 7.00
ae aa Fo. 813.
z RALSTON PURINA CO.., St. Louis, Mo. Re
: Purina Cage Layena pase G 16.00
: a : Te oe Ee IAS
Ground. G 15.00 3.50 6.00: | RICELAND FEED MILL, INC., Stuttgart, Ark.
F 17.94 4.60 6.40 Rice Mill Feed (P) Protein G 6.00
a : - Fat, Fibre F 5.38
G 20.00 3.00 6.50 ROGERS BROS. FEED MILL, Blakely eS ae
F 19.06 4.64 5.63 Ground Peanut Vine Hay (P) Fat G 7,00 =
ae : ' Meal and Molasses Page eae Fo 9.06
(P) Protein G 8.00 2.50 11.00 SCOTTISH GRAINS, INC., Lumberton, N.C. = aes
F 6.88 2.69 10.32 Scottish Brand Snap Corn (P) Protein G 8.00 ;
: 5 & Fibre F 7.06
(P) Fibre G 11.00 3.00 -12.00 Scettish Brand Snap Corn {P) Fibre 'G 8.0
F 12.00 5.54 14.36 ee ee ieee ; 2 SE 731
Scottish Brand Snap Corn == Gz 28:00:
Feed G 24.00 3.00. 15.00 Se F 8.56
F323:13 3.38 12.80 Scottish Brand Snap Corn G 8.00
Lavonia ; , . epee Eo 781
G 10.00 3.00 10.00 SCOTTISH GRAINS, INC., Lumberton, N. C. ee
F-11,25 3.66 _10.94 | Lumbee Ground Cobs, Shucks & G oe
_ 25% Molasses es F313:
: G 5.00 2.50 15.00 Scottish Ground Cobs, Shucks SG 2.00
(P) Fat F 6.69 1.28 13.19. & 25% Molasses - FF 3.44
pe SEYMOUR'S FARM SUPPLY, Americus ee Ses
G 8.00 2.50 11.00 Seymour's 20% Laying Mash G 20.00
F 8.13 2.52 11.44 . : 2 F 20.94
: Seymour's Hog Fattener (P) Fibre G 14.00
G 1.50 50 24.00 ue 2 ie F 15.94
F 4.25 50 25.05 | MONTO SHAW & SONS, Marietta ee
Shaw's Horse Feed : G- 100-2 2.00.
G 16.00 3.00 9.00 foo eZ F.. 9.25. > 73:08: 23
F 15.50 4.34 9.92 SOUTHERN MILLING CO., Augusta - HRS UG Bee Aone
Full of Milk 20% Dairy Feed G 2000 - 300
G 8.00 3.00 11.00 : F 18-3125, 13:87
E7225 3.20 8.60 16% Dairy Feed (All Grain) G 16.00 4.00
5; : ee ~F 14.69 4.03
G 12.00 12.00 12.00 | SUMTER SEED CLEANING & DRYING CO., Americus ae arenas
F. 11.58 15.52 13.41 Sumter Brand Sow & Pig Feed | GG 19.00) 2 -4.00.:
BH 2 FO1900 485
G 11.00 3.50 14.50 TAYLOR OIL &-PEANUT MILLS, Moultrie - foe eee
F 11.56 ~ 4.33 14.79 Ga. Brand 45% Protein Peanut Feed G 45.00 4.00. 1
G 11.00 3.50. 14.50 oe a E Al25. 639s
F 11.56 4.49 15.89 THOMELEY MLG. CO., Columbus : wo Bee ee
Big 'T"' Peanut Hay & Molasses (P) Fat G 8.00 oe 3.00. 2
G 10.00 2.00 . 10.00 Es 2 tee
F 8.56 2.67 6.33 THRIFT MLG. CO., Albany - noe ee ae
o Thrift Steer Fat (P) Fat G 10.50 = 2:
G 20.00 3.00 4.00 oe i ee Be eg!
F.-21.25 3.47 4.44 UNICN STARCH & REFINING CO., Columbus Ind.
. : Union Corn Gluten Feed G.525,00- 3:
G 18.00 2.50 12.00 Dee ee \ F 23.81
20.94 2.19 13.54 | Samples Meeting Guarantees : ee
G 20.00 2.50 15.00 | Samples Not Meeting Guarantees fee
F 18.88 3.58 11.39 * Protein and Fat Content should not be less tha guarantees,
(P) Fibre G 18.00 2.50. 12.00 |, Fibre content should not be more than guarantee <
F 20.00, 2.29 15.95 ** Manufacturer can be penalized in one, two or all th