Farmers and consumers market bulletin, 1955 August 31

Phil Campbell,

Commissioner

Bulleti






















) ern s 5 Allocation

1 oe of gricellure
i See

d of Georgias big and constantly-
ivestock industry. Even before
eral Government announced that
t by 49 per cent its grant of
ighting Brucellosis (Bangs
-and animal tuberculosis in Geor-
year, the Governor had made a
Nocation of $60,000 to the State
ure Department to step up the
ht against. animal diseases,

livestock ee are also

At this writing, the full cut still
out it is hoped that additional
unds will be granted so that we
mtinue our present highly success-
aign against livestock diseases.

the seven-months period ending
e 30 the Federal Government
ia $358,307 for Brucellosis and
for T. B. work. This year we will
300, 000 and $37,255 respectively,
loes not seem like a cut of 49 per
itil you realize that the former
Ss represent a seven-months period,
the latter figures are for BS
Hetod se. =

ETERINARY DIVISION |

ring the current fiscal year the
e Department of Agriculture s Vet-
ary Division, which supervises our
2 "disease program, expects to
on Brucellosis about 22 per cent of
anticipated expenditures of about
0 or $145,200. It will spend 14 per
Tuberculosis, or $92,400. These

siice figures do not
the Governors special allocation
, which will be used entirely
brucellosis and tuberculosis.
his special allocation will

ees, The rest of the allo-




























used in our _Fegular pro- |

_ WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 31, 1955

L DISEASE FIG



NUMBER 52.

GHT Al





Gis

nor Marvin Griffin has come

-Farmer-Retailer Candee
Lists Food Promotion Dates
The

states Farmer-Food Retailer

Committee met last week and agreed to

sponsor outstanding promotion campaigns

in behalf of several food products im-
portant to Georgia farmers, retailers and

consumers,
The committee was appointed two

years ago for the purpose of improving
relations between farmers and retailers.

Its promotion work is designed primar-

ily to help dispose of food production sur-
pluses, but it also aids the retailer through

increased sales.

Membership on thie committee con-
sists of farmers, retailers, and representa-

| ~-tives.of the Agricultural Extension Ser-

vice, and the Farm Bureau. The Com-
missioner of Fee ere is also a mem-
ber. 2 a

The group listed the following dates
for the promotion of the products named
below:

Sept. 1-10 Pork

Sept. 22-Oct. 1 Beef, Lamb
Oct. 13-22 Pork

Dec. 1-10 Beef

Jan. 12-21 Lamb

Jan. 26-Feb. 4 Pork





gram against Brucellosis, T. B. and Scra-
pie in sheep.

Last year our Veterinary Division
spent more on tuberculosis than on Bru-
eellosis but this year we expect to re-
verse the situation since the T. B. situ-
ation has improved and we want to in-
crease our efforts to rid-the state of Bru-
cellosis. .

-LIVEST OCK TESTS

Most of the money spent by our
Veterinary Division went for costs of
testing animals for diseases, milk tests
laboratory evaluation of these tests and
for livestock sales barns inspections. A
small amount went for Indemnity, that is,
payment to owners of diseased livestock
slaughtered under our sanction,

- Indemnity was a major expense under

the Federal Governments livestock dis-



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ease program last year, The Federal plan
called for payment of up to $50 per head
for diseased purebred animals and $25
per head for diseased grade animals that
were slaughtered. The other major cost
cf the Federal Program was for fees to
veterinarians who made disease tests of

- animals.

Tt has been estimated that Brucellosis
alone costs the nations livestock industry
65 million dollars a year. There is no
way of knowing how much its human
form, Undulant Fever, costs us.

Our Federal-State livestock disease

program will work. It IS working. Bru-
cellosis infection in the U.S. in 1934 was
about 10 per cent. In 1953 it was down
to 3% per cent.

With sufficient funds and the cooper-
ation of livestock owners we may well
reach our goal of A Brucellosis-Free
_ Georgia by 1960.








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SALE EVENTS



Sept. 15 (Thursday), 1 PM
Tri-County Livestock Sale
Barn, Social Circle, 7 mi. Ea.
Covington ... Ga. polled
Hereford Assn., Fall Roundup
Sale... offering 8 bulls and
60 females. Ralph W. Cam-
mack, 599 Morningside Dr.,
N. E., Atlanta.

Sept. 8 (Tuesday), Jesup ...
Wayne Co. Stockyards, Reg.
Hereford sale 57 head

(polled and horned) Herd
_ bull prospects, range bulls,
cows and heifers and open
heifers _. . sponsored by
The Altamaha polled Here-
ford Breeders Assn., and Ga.

Hereford Assn., Inc. Jesse
Mitchell, 69 Mills St, N.W.,
Atlanta 8.



SECOND HAND
MACHINERY FOR SALE



3-roller cane mill, heavy zinc
pan, 3-1/2 ft. wide, 12 ft. long;
lso 38 gal. syrup. All good
cond., $35. Harvey Walston, Rt.

I, Franklin.

Model C Farmall tractor
with new extension front axle,
also 6 ft. 20 disc.

_ smoothing harrow, almost new.

time, ~

Sell 1 H-C harrow, good cond,
Separately. C. D. Cliett, Rt.
2, Byron.

53 VAC Case tractor with
lights, starter, hydraulic lift,
PTO; also set Dearborn culti-
vators, planters, lift type har-
row, 4 disc., Case tiller. All
good cond., $1,000 cash. Cecil
Gauliney, Reynolds, Phone
6832. a

Used. tractor with Universal
type tractor mower.
Peter Hodkinson, Pavo
Thomasville, Phone 515.

J. DU Model .A tractor,
planters, cultivators, distribu-
ters; also 6 disc. plow, Intnl.
harrow. All good cond. Reason-

Rd.,

able. A. E. Dunaway, Rt. 1,
Box 182, Blythe.
David Bradley tractor with

2-1/2 hp motor, equiped with
tines, chains, disc, harrow, turn
plow, sickle bar and cultivator.
All first class cond., used short
$2,000. B. R. Hardee,
Hinesville, Phone 176-J.

Allis Chalmers 51-B model,
bush and bog harrow, AC fin-
ishing harrow, planters, culti-
vators, No. 2 dise. plow, mower

and rake, Avery walking culti-

tors, 7 turning plows, drag har-
ae George Bailey, Esom Hill,
Riel

J. D. tiller plow, 6 new disc.,
hydraulic remote cylinder con-
trol, all good cond. Can del.
J. C. Keaten, Rt. 2, Ellenwood,
Phone Atlanta DI-3350.

Contact.,

SECOND HAND
MACHINERY FOR SALE



Roberts, 2946 Memorial Dre
S. E,, Atlanta 17.

Farm liquidation: 1954 Dear-
born: Field cutter, $340: Culti-
vator, $200; Planter, $125; disc
harrow, $175; 1951 Ford trac-
tor, $900; 1954 Ferguson plow,
$160. All excellent new cond.
$1,650 for - lot.
636-11th St. Augusta.
4-5414. (Day only).

Two-row McCormick corn
picker, fits M or H. Farmall,
Good as new, $398. Monia Reed,
Oakwood.

phone

Case row crop ensilage har-
vester, good cond. and ready
for work. Sam E. Hartin, Rt. 2,
Macon Rd., Columbus, Phone
3-1148.

Farmall M Tractor, 3 disc. |
plow; 20 disc. dbl. section har-
row. All perfect cond. Sell
right. B. J. Ford, Rt. 2, -Ac-
worth, Phone Marietta, 9-9851.

Two Farm Master Incubators,
600 egg cap. ea. used 6 mo.
Good cond., $50-ea. J. K. Smith,
Rt. 1, Box 343, Riverdale,
Phone Jonesboro-5161.

Good water Corn Meal mill,
with high priced sheller and 4
water wheels; one sawmill
edger and motor, 2 horses.
Cheap. A.- J: -Parker, Rt 2;
Flowery Branch, VA-3-2985.

Big Chief garden tractor,
2-1/2 H. P. turning plow, disc.,
harrow, cultivator, and wheel
wts.,. good cond., \$125. C. F.
Simpkins, 940 Columbia Dr.,
Decatur, DE-7658.

J. D. Combine, Model 12-A;
6 4n-: cut;
grain drill, 16 disc. with fer-
tilizer hopper and agitators,
on rubber and automatic lift,
good cond. $500. L. P. Single-
ton, Fort Valley, TA-5-5940.

Can Sealer perfect cond.,
cheap. Mrs. Willard Toole, Con-
ley, Rt. 3.

Ensilage Harvester, $100;
bush and bog harrow, 8 disc.
$150: Tandem disc. AC harrow,
$135; AC tractor mower, $125;
AC Side Delivery rake and
J. D. 13 hole drill, $150; 300
gal. cap. Dairy milk cooler,
never used, $1,900. J.C. Broad-
nax, C/O Broadnax Dairy, Wal-
nut Grove. 5

Bradley Garden tractor, cul-
tivator, extra plows, disc. har-
row, and cutter, all good as
new, $175. H. B. Wall, 889
Columbia Dr., Decatur. EV-
2913.

2-horse wagon,, fair shape.
Sell or trade. T. W. Hutcheson,
Temple.



Farm Bell fo rsale. Mrs. Dave

G. F. Wilson, |

$900; MM Monitor |

SECOND HAND |
MACHINERY FOR SALE

SECOND HAND

MACHINERY FOR SALE |





Chicken > Brooder,
chick cap., $10, Clara W. Jones, |
1844 Volberg St, N. W., At-
lanta, 18. VE-6079, :

| 3 roller No. 2 Galden Cane
Mill, 9 ft. copper pan, syrup
and juice boxes, all good cond.,

$35 for all. C: . Jackson, Rt.
2, Dublins

ply, one 18 ft. long, one 21 ft.
long; 50c ft. Used for the oper-
ating of threashing machines,
wood saws, ete., and used little
on seed cleaner. Both perfect
CONnGi cds; ome Caudell, Rise?
ahens.

Rue Ram water system,
No. 15-A. Run Jess than yr.,
1-1/4 in. drive pipe, 800 gal.
cypress tank on steel frame,
good as new. Sell about half
price of new. J. S. West, Cuth-
bert, Phone 192L-3.

1949 Ford tractor and bush
and bog harrow, $550 at my
place, Newnan - Fayetteville
Hwy. 10 mi. from Newnan.
J. W. Lewis, Jr., Rt. 1, 2
burg.

J. D. 2-row B model trac-
tor with complete planters,
fert.- attachment and cultiva-
tors; also J. D. grain drill with
fert. attachment and grass
seeder, 4 disc. tiller, 20 disc. |
harrow, AC combine. All for
$2,500 cash. Joseph Cox, Rt.
2; Davisboro.

16 in. Meadows grist mill with
air-cooled Wisconsin motor, 33
HP.,and belts. Wont sell sep-
Farate. Good cond. $450. Frank
Kiker, East Ellijay.~

8 cylinder Chrysler motor to
pull sawmill or feed mill, good
cond., $125 or trade for good
sawmill edger. Bussey Benton,
Rt. 3, Newnan. Phone 298.

Syrup mill and pan, good
cond:, $50: also 2 horse wagon
$25, two-horse mower and rake,
fair cond. $65. aloc) Payne, Rt.
3, Canton.

Electric churn, heed as new,

$10. Contact. D. Davis, Rut-
ledge. :

10 in. J..B. Hammer mill
with sacker,. good cond., $75

H. V. Harden, Hogansville.

Electric Brooder, used twice,
100 egg cap., $12.50. Contact,
Clara G. Cotlow, Rt. 2, jCon-
yers. ; ;

-1947-B two-row Farmall Trac-

tor with cultivators, bottom
turner, disc. planters, and alt
plow tools, sweeps etc., $400

cash, my place. Edward Day,
Rt. 2, Wray.

2-row Fergerson tractor, two
yr. old, fully equipped, only
cultivated 75 acres. First class
eond. My place, 6 mi. West
Metter, at Aline, Ga., Audrey
Durden, Ri 2. Cobbtown, pions
Metter 51063.

Sawmill Power Unit, 60 HP
Case; sawmill edger, ball bear-
ing -all steel Corley, both need
some minor repairs. Make Of-

fer. M.<M. Crooms, Milledge-
ville. :
Farmall MD. Diesel late

good cond. T. H. Pfail, Rt. J,
Newnan.

6 can Intnl. Milk Cooler used
4 yrs. and 10 milk cans, $150.
Thomas Odum, Rt. 1, Campton.

axe
3 electric Hudson Brooders
and stand, $15 for all. Cannot
ship. Mrs. W. A.
5200 Memorial Dr.,
Mountan, Phone 43-6309.

8N Ford Tractor complete
with Cultivators, Planters, Fert.
attachment and breaking Plow.
Late model equipment, in new
cond., below Market for cash.
Emory L. Rogers, Rt.

Stone

al
-|Manassas, Phone Claxton 273- |

w2.

JD B-tractor,
4 disc. tiller with seeder. Good
cond. Contact, H. E. Gentry,
Rt 3, Box 231, Fitzgerald.

8 roller cane mill,
new, $20 at my farm, Wa aR.



c McCorkle, EG

ee,





100

2 Canvas belts, 4 in. wide, 4|
| Ford

model tractor, good rubber and |

Blackwell, |

6 ft. jee

good as}

3-disc. Electric Brooder with
heat in top event, $15. W. R. |
Haynes, 1117 Main St. one
Phone 112-J.

JD A-O tractor, aa 6 ee
tiller, $400 or take late model
DeLaval milking unit as part
pay if in good cond. S. GC.
Owen, Woodbury. - :

Power lift weeder, used with
or Ferguson Tractor,
weeds 13 ft, also gaod for
raking hay. Used very little,
$60 cash. J. C.- Newson, San-
dersville. ss .

No. 6 Massey Harris Tractor

-Cornpicker used
aeres corn, $400; als:
pulleys for M an =

















| width, 25 ft. Teeth

new. J. R. Dunaga
Mountain, Phone 26

J. D. automatic,
\paler, perfect / cond.,
| Clarence Rivet
Phone 5171. x

Deep- well pump i
tie, piping, tank
horse motor, A-1
R. H. wns R

Mower, and New Holland Hay |- :

baler. At my place. Rufus
Adams C/O Adams: Briscoe
Farm, Jackson.

Homart Deep-well Jet. pump,
Sears make. Contact. Norman
J. Wallace, Ben Hill, FR-3626.

3-row, horse drawn
drill; also No. 12 Delaval Cream
Separater. Cheap for cash, or
trade for pigs C. Virgil Lang~
ford, Bogart. <

David Bradley Mower, with
6 ft. blade, on rubber. Can be
pulled by tractor or mules, $75,
J. C. Etheridge, Greenville.

One Oliver Pick up - baler.
Cheap for cash. Contact. Leon
| King, Rt. 2, Summerville. s

2-row Peanut Plow, fertilizer
spreader, tiller, 28 disc. har-
row, All good cond. No reason-
able offer refused. R. C. Hollo-
way, 519 Indianola Dr. Man-
chester.

JD: Movin a conic with
7 ft. heavy duty cutter and 2
blades, used to cut about 5
acres; also farm electric seed |
cleaner and grader, almost new
cond. See. Mrs. a McDaniel,
Rt. 1, Glenwood.

Two Intnl, 8 can milk can
coolers, A-1 cond. $250 and
$200; also 40 practically new
milk cans reasonable.
place. Robt. L. Pullian, Thom-
aston Rd., Rt. 2, Macon. |

Tractor-drawn 8 disc. bush

and bog harrow with 20 in. |

disc., $50; 12 in. lift type, bot-
tom plow, for cub tractor, $40;

I, H., traifer type 2 disc. plow, |.

$50. All excellent cond. Hu-
bert H. Spires, 1a 1 Blairs-

grain |

At my |}
















__ | lift type . eo ;

Sete
ees cond., cue 250 Ise

take off, rake,
planters, on
2-disc. tiller,

lights,

planters,

harrow, mowing ma
harrow, hay rake, All g
my place 2 mi. west S
bine, Eh Hubbard,

2 3
tractor, within 75 mi.
cross. State price
EY LEWIS PaOn





ville. . t

Pin

A common complaint is that
broomsedge, ticklegrass, and
other weeds, are taking our pas-
tures. Broomsedge and tickle-
grass have come into prominence,

' because the cows refuse to eat
them. That refusal has been the
cows way of telling us that such

_ plants do not deliver enough feed
value for the trouble of eating it.

Experience shows that these
weeds. come in when the higher
level of soil fertility required for

~more nutritious feed plants has

gone out. Rebuilding and reseed-
- ing to desirable grasses and le-
Sumes is the answer.

When Professor J. W. Sanborn, !

of Missouri, planned the San-|-
born Field, he included two plots
of continuous timothy. One has

been given six tons of barnyard |

manure annually, the other no
treatment. The manured plot has
always been a fine timothy sward
with early spring and Jate fall
growths, and a quality hay crop.
The one with no treatment has
been getting so foul as to require
renovating eyery five or six
years.

Fertilize the soil so it will grow

nutritious grasses and these trou-}

blesome plants of no feed value
_ Stay out. Poverty bluestem, as
broomsedge is sometimes called,
is a mark of the kind of farming} ;,
that fails to consider fertility.

Ticklegrass is also imvading|

~ Sanborn Field. It has been tak-
ing over the last half of the six-
year rotation of corn,
wheat, clover, timothy and tim
othy where no soil treatments are

manure,



stoneare free from it.



oats, |

used. The plots along-side iven :



growth st
ccrresponding values pe
26, 4, _and 181. ie

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anut Shelling
arator, grading belt
cleaner elevators
g machine, with 23
engine. All good cond.
_J. M. Hamon, Rt.





2885.






gE Petersine eon
little, $200. Let-|
tahl, Rt 4, Elli-

phase 220 Jet deep-
| with 300 gal. tank,








pipe, 5 in, swit
in good cond. Roy F.
1115, W. Tayh St., Grif-








2, Ochlochnee.



Roopville.



Poiaiianoos Power
ill, also pan. State
umber, cond. and price.
BON Jr. et L Social













ire on iat came cath j
iced to sell, my place near
Mt. Baptist church. W.
ae Walton GE Rh 3;







Noel,
after 4 pm.





medium 6 Farm Bell.
e, price, kind and

ated. Mrs. Tom Fos-
Ne 8. Atlanta.










> fin ae








Want used tiller or bottom
plow for Ford tractor; also dirt
Scoop to fit on rear of Ford
tractor. J. D. Hyatt, RFD 1,
Acworth, Phone Marietta Shel

_ Want 2 log cart wheels 8 or
10 ft. in diameter. M. D. Kelly
/P. O. Box 107, Moultrie.
Want Deep-well pump, tank
and pipe. Write, O.
Rt. 1, Ellenwood.

Want Peanut picker and hay
baler, good cond., reasonable.
State. make of machinery. Can
use one or both. Carl Loyd, Rt.

Want good. mule-drawn disc.
harrow, 2 wheel type, without
tongue. .W. H. Burgess, Rt. \1,

Want planters a teriicer
attachment | for . Farmall
tractor. J. O. Brannen, Metter.

Want small two wheel cart,
rubber ties, for Shetland pony;
also will consider small mare
ipony, not over 5 yrs. old with
cart. Must be priced right. J. A.
Thomaston, Phone 3997

x | Want water-powered genera-
tor and turbine for grist mill
and other farm uses. I. Teem,
RED No. i, Milner, Phone Grif-



L. Godfrey,

Gat

"SECOND HAND
_ MACHINERY WANTED

- SECOND HAND
MACHINERY WANTED



Want heavy Hatoock buggy,
side springs, perfer rubber
tired. Cash or a young cow.

Want J. D. or any small
crawler tractor in good cond.
Cheap for cash. Letters ans.
H. J. Reece, Rt. 2, Ellijay.

Want 6-8 can Intnl. milk
cooler first class cond., within
100 mi. Cheap for cash. J. S.
Lynn, Rt. 1, Washington.

Want horse-drawn grain drill
in working cond. for cash. T. J.
Carter, Rt. 1, Thomaston. Hwy.
19 at McKorkle Store.

\ Want deep-well pump, 1/2
HP or larger, in good cond.
R. W. Poole, 957 Euclid Ave.,
N. W. Apt. 2, Atlanta 7.

Want old buggie or buggy
frame. Describe exact cond.
L. L. Williams, Rt. 1, Cordele.

Want to trade David Bradley
power garden tractor, harrow,
plows, turner, ete. almost new
for Farmall cub tractor Pto.
Hyd. lift and equipment. Will
pay difference. Must be in A-1
cond. R. P. Parrish, Chapel Dr.,
Rt. ol Pathonia.

J. F. Wellborn, Rock Springs.

Want wagon on rubber with
good body. E. V. Vaughn, Bo-
gart, Phone So-0-3375.

Want dbl. unit milker, com-
plete for Intnl. Harvester ma-
chine. State price and cond.
D, L. Linch, Eatonton.



PLANTS FOR SALE



Ga. collard plants for fall
setting, 50 C.; 300, $1; 400,
$1.25: 500; $150. PPR. in Ga.
Solomon Davis, Rt. 2, Box 299,
Milledgeville.

Georgia Collard plants, $2.75
M.; 10 M. or more $2.50 M.
Prompt shipment and full

jeount. G. E. Walinie: Rir1;

Gainesville.

Large Strawberry, $1.50 C;
Horseradish ~Roots and Plants,

$1.50 doz.; Large Garlic bulbs, ae
75e doz.; Peppermint, 40c doz. Wakefield and Copehagen
Add postage, Damp packed.|eabbage and collard plants, 50~

Mrs. Freeman Long,
He 5. f

Large everbearing , Straw-
berry plants, $2-C.; Garlic, 50c
doz. Postage Paid on. $5 orders.
Mrs.. Mary E. Hudson, Rt. 2,
Macon, :

Ellijay,



PLANTS FOR SALE
Ga. Collard plants, 60c C.,,
500;2$1.25;,$2 25... -P Po Reots:
damp packed. J. H. Davis, Rt.
2, Milledgeville.

Large ever-bearing Straw-
berry plants, $1.25 C., 500, $6.
Add, postage,. Mrs. Dollie
Hughes, Rt. 4, Cumming.

Ga. Collard plants, 60c C.,
500, $1.60; $2.75 M. Damp pack-
ed, PP. in Ga. D. W. pe
Rt. 2, Milledgeville.

Nice large Blakemore Straw-
berry plants, $1 C. Add post-
age. No stamps or checks.
Prompt Shipment. Mrs. Eliza-
beth Allison} Rt. 7, Gainesville.

Sage plants, 6, $1; Catnip
bunches, 6, $1; Black Rasber-
ries; 2-6," $1; = Yellow. Root
bunches, 6, 75c: Muscadines
Grapevines, 6, $1. Add postage,
Mrs. Mae Turner, Rt. 6, oe .
ville.

C., 300, $1.25, $2.25 M. Large
lots cheaper. Miss Lee Crow,
Rt. 2, Box 143, Gainesville.

Large Dewberry plants, 50c
doz.; Mtn. Huckleberry, bear-
ing size, 2 doz. 75c; Penny- .
royal. plants, 25 doz., also slick |

leaf winter, mustard seed, 40c a

Quote price..
Adairsville.



Want power post hole digger
for Super H. Farmall tractor.
E. M. Landrum,

Rodgers,
Phone 6285.



teen

Suwanee Bermuda grass Sto-
lons, $3 bu. at my place. G. C.
Quitman,

seed,



10c_ tbls.

cupful and Crgokneck Squash
Add postage.
Rosie Crow, Rt. 1, Cumming.


























































































































































No. 1 No. 2 No. 3 No. 4 -Muscogee L/S Co., Columbus 17.10 16.80 17.60
ay Craig come: Ca, Dublin 16.85 16.60 16.05 16.75 | Waycross L/S Mkt.. Waycross 47.35 16.45 15.38 4.00
es Ce soe o Ocilla L/S Co., Ocilla 16.80 16.18 16.06
hoff Comm. Co., Macon 17.10 16.85 15.70 ~*17.30 | Dodge Co, S/Barn, Eastman 1704. 1706. G75 16,60
S/Y No. 3, Thomson 16.80 16.75 \ _ Jesup $/Y, Jesup 16:94 16.29 15.30 15.11 ;
: e e Millen L/S Mkt. Millen 1725 (695 16.00 16.00
17.00 16.45 15.75 17.00 Ga. Farm Prod. Sales Corp. Thomaston 17.50 17.00 16.00 15.50
16.88 1620 15.33 14.85. | Suhman's /Y, Hagan 17.13 16.55 15.50 16.05
18 ae oe : Farmers $/Y, Arlington , 15.91 15.55 15.30
ale & Long oe Co. Quitman 16.89 16.36 1520 14.15 . e ee a
iy <8 lec Pekan 627 15751517 Sutton L/S Co., Sylvester fom : -17.03 15.95 -15.6
a aaa : | Swatnspare $/Y, Swainsboro TL 16.45 16.05 16.60
a Comm. Co., Dublin 16.86 16.11 15.85 } B55 | Bieckley L/S Auc., Cochran 17.65 16.60 16.50 16.50
d S/, Fitzgerald 5 "46.52 16.17. 15.75 Chatham Co. $/Y, Savannah 17.15 16.75 16.20
Ren hes An fines 16.50 } 6.00 = 15.80 45.80 Carroll Co. Sale, Carrollton 17.02 16.52 15.12
17.40 16.65 15.95 17.50 Columbus $/Y, 17.30
mers L/S Co., Douglas 1720. 1650 ++1552~14.70 | AU 73 \
GSA Ne. 1 Augusta Ae ee Metter L/S Mkt. Metter 16.55 15.75 15.25 13.80
jayne Co. S/Y, Jesup Hol ae ek a ee 16.32 15.00 14.30
E/S Aue. Nokunra 17.00 5 16.25 45.50 Emanuel Co. /Y, Swainsboro 16.25 16.15 15.69 16.00
or 3 Tattnall S/Y, Glennville 16.25 15.90 15.10 15.59
L/s ea Go. Cordele | 1688 1607 6.40 Mitchell Co. L/S Co., Camilla 16.10 15.40 15.10 14.10
res. S/Y, Bartow 17.00 16.10 76.00 Coffee Co. L/S Co., Douglas 16.27. - 16.20 14.95 14.21 ae
s er /S Aue. Bainbridge = 16.25 = 15.90 15.55 Farmers' L/S Auc. Co., Nashville 16.27 16.11 15.40 14.81
s/, Tifton 16.80 16.75 16.10 : Farmers" 2 Sylvania 16.65 16.00 15.25 15.00
ip L/S Exch. Statesboro: GT. 17.04 1650 17.10 | MeeE Se Sale. ba@ronge Ue lee
esville s . Thomasville 16.75 16.25 ee L/S Ce., Dawson 16.15 16.02 16.50
be Ge S/; Lyons 1700 4695 1620. 15.60 | Appling Go. L/S Mkt.. Baxley 16.21 15.96 15.18 15.00
L/S Mkt., Metter 7705.16.60 16.25 ous 88
Co. S/Y, Blackshear 17.20 16.60. 15.75 15.05 Feobles L/S Mkf. Inc., Cuthbert Be 14.50 13.95 15.50
ers & Morris, Inc.. Milan 16.66 16.16 15.53 16.00 | Ragsdale McClure Comm. Co., Rome 16.95 16.70 16.30 16.00
S/Y, Sylvania 17.50 1695 1610 16.00 <a
ee : Union $/, Albany 46.01 15.72 15.65 15.30
L/S Co., Dalton 17.20 16.90 16.00 15.50 | Moultrie L/S Co., Moultrie 15.76 15.52
BANS eS < : ties (sows) 16.00
Mkt. Assn. Sandersville 16.76 15.91 15.76 15.76 | Claxton S/Y, Claxton 16.30 16.20 15,10
mm. Co., Cartersville 17.50 17.20 17.00 15.00 Pulaski S/Y, Hawkinsville 15.95 15.75 15.60 15.70
5 EE es (sows) | Turner Co. $/Y, Ashburn 16.40 16.27 15.50
Vidalia $/Y, Vidalia 16.50 16.15 15.50 1550
15.28 14.85 | Avs 25
| Sumter L/S Assn., Americus 15.38 15.76 15.50 14.90





























































_ peas, 60c cupful; old fashioned

s plying onion, $1.25 gal.,

onion sets. 75c gal.;

' Grass seed 12c Ib. at my place.

PAGE FOUR

MARKET BULLETIN



SEED AND GRAIN
FOR SALE

6,000 Ibs. Rye-Grass seed.
Purity and germ test being
MUN Wii Bs Robertson, Rt 1,
Sharpsburg.

Grazing mixture, oats, wheat,
rye-gress, vetch, clover: Fine
for pasture, 5c lb. my place.
Jas. B. Woods, Brooks, Phone
Senoia 206-J1l.

Old time Shallots, bright and
clean. Greatest multiplyer
known. $1.25 gal. P. RP. or $7.50
bu. FOB. Mrs. Clarence Mc-
Millian, Rt. 1, Dacula.

Ice-box watermelon seed, 40
for 15 and stamped envelope.
Mrs. W. Y. Summers, Rt. D5
Newnan.

3,000 Ibs. Reeue wrass, sack-
ed and cleaned, 12 Ib.; 1955
crop Cattail Millet, Sericea
Lespediza, and Bahai grass;
also Booking roders on South-
Jand_ Oats, wheat and Abruzzi
Rye. Germ, and purity guar.
See Sankie Powell at farm near
Wrens, or Contact M. T. Cour-
son, Hazlehurst.

Turners Bancroft seed oats,
pure, recleaned and graded.
Very high ee variety for

grain or grazing. L. M: Turner,
Royston:

Cokers 48-93 Oats, sound,
clean, 80c bu. Bulk and- sack
for small extra fee. L. E.
Akins, Rt. 2, Byron, Phone

Macon 57981.

Fresh Calif. multiplying Beer
seds.-20c start, 12\sstart= $i;
also hand selected, shade dried
Pennyroyal, $1 qt. jar full. All
P.P. Mrs. Earl Fincher, Rt. 1,
Waco.

White nest and red Scallion
onions. and buttons, $1.28 gal.;
also tender hull salet garden

white and speckled half-runner
garden beans, 50c cup. Add

postage. G. T. Brown, Rt. 1,
Ball Ground.
1955 large red multiplying

or nest onions for Fall plant-
ing, $1.25 gal. Cheaper by bus-
hel. Postage to be added. Mrs.
G. W. Fuller, Rt. 2 Woodstock.

1955 crop white nest multi-
and
Shallot button kind, 4 doz., $1;
also ever-bearing Strawberry
plants, $1.25 C.; $8 M. Add
postage, Mrs. Janie Hillis, Grant-
ville.

Nice large white multiplying
onions, $1.25 gal. P. P. or exch.
for white and strped half-run-
ner bean seed, 1 gal. for 1 pt.
Ea. pay postage. Mrs. Bill
Black, Rt. 2, Cave Spring.

Nice, clean, sound, white nest
also pep-
permint plants, 25c doz. Add
postage. Miss Ruth Weeks, Dial.

3,500 bu. Texas rustproof 14
oats. No less than 100 lbs. ship-
ped. Germ. tested, combine run
or recleaned and bagged. Call
or write before coming. M. P.
Minchew, Jr. Rt. 3, Macon,
Phone 37030.

White nest onions for fall

planting, $1.25 gal.; also ground
sage, 50c cup. Add _ postage.
Po-B = Brown, Kis la ball
Ground.

Good clean white nest onions,
$1.50 gal. Large ones for eating,

small ones for planting. State
kind wanted. Mrs. Eunice
Woods, Dial.

1955 Crop 3,000 bu. Cokers
Fulgrain seed oats, $1 bu.,
FOB. plus sacks; Call or write
J. Lynwood Bentley, Thomas-
ton, Phone 3697.

Re-cleaned rye-grass, 8c lb.;
also recleaned 48-93 Victor

Grain oats in new 4 bu. bags,
$1.25 bu.; also Chancellor Seed,
wheat, $2.50 bu. E. V. Vaughn,

MISCELLANEOUS
FOR SALE

BUTTER: ~

5 Ibs. weekly good clean coun-
try butter, in % 1b, molds, also
home grown tomatoes, and okra
at my home. Will not ship. Mrs.
D. C. Harper, 2858 Campbelton
Rd. SW, PL 3-0302.

CANE (SUGAR):.

100,000 stalks hard Sugar
Cane, five cents a stalk; also,
20,000 soft chewing cane, 10
stalk, S. J. Foss, Brooklet.

GARLIC:

Some garlic bulbs, 50c doz.
postpaid: Mrs. Mary Shrum, Rt.
, Box 108, Fitzgerald.

GounDs.

Colored -Dwarf gourds, 30c
doz. and postage. Larry King,
Rt. 3, Box 192, Rockmart.

GRAPES: :

1 acre Hunts grapes ready
in two weeks, by crop or bush-
el, at my place, 1/2 mi. So.
Greenville on Hwy. 41. M. Sim-
onton, Greenville.

HAY AND STRAW:

Choice Alfalfa hay, $35 ton;
Wheat Straw, $17.50 ton, E.
phone SO-9-

Vaughn, Bogart,
3375.

Good Orchard Grass and Oat
hay, 95c bale. Will del. 40 bale
or more for small additional
fee. Ralph Dangar, Woodstock.

500 lbs. fifty lb. bales bright,
no rain, Rescue -hay, with smat-
terings Sericea, Ladino Clover,
Bermuda. Carl Roberts, -Ball
Ground,

HONEY:

10 lb. pail, strained Sourwood
honey, $4.25, del. in-Ga. J. W.
Lunsford, Suches.

Sourwood and Basswood hon-
ey from No. Ga. Mtns., 2% Ib.
glass jars, 60c lb; 10 or more
lbs., 50c lb. FOB. Frank M.
Cantrell, 2430 Briarcliff Rd. N.
E. Atlanta.

WALNUTS:

1954 crop black walnuts, hull-
ed and clean, 10c Ib. No less
than 10 lbs. shipped. Add post-
age, C. Leon Smith, Rt. 1, La-
Grange.

POST:

50 sawed Cypress posits, 35
ea. J. P. Baccus, 5314 Bloom-
field Rd. Macon.

500 Cedar posts, 6% ft., 31c
ea. here. Frank N. Wansley,
Elberton.

POTATOES FOR SALE
3 acre sweet potatoes ready to
dig, at my place. See or contact.
Ben F. OBerry, Rt. 1, Millwood.

ROOTS AND HERBS:

Colt?s Foot, 50c lIb.; Yellow
root, 25c lb. Add postage for
mailing. Clayton Crane, Rt. 3,
% J. L. Crane, Dahlonega.

4 lb.- box Yellow root, 90c
box, postpaid in Ga. Mrs. Abe
Goble, Rt. 2, Talking Rock.

Yellow root, 4 Ibs. box, $1.30;
Queen of the Meadow, 4 lb. box,
$1.50. Moel Crump, Rt. 2, Talk-
ing Rock,

Yellow Root, 4 lb. box, $1.
Postage extra. Bobby Franks,
Eastanollee.

Bear Grass, Elder, Spicewood,
Plum, Sassafras, Yellowdock,
Blackberry, Poke, Sarsaparilla,
Grape, Yellow oots, Wild-
Cherry, Red and White Oak
Pines, Alder, Persimmon Bark,
2 Ibs., $1; Colts Foot, Pippie-
swipsi, Mullien, $1 Ib. Add post-
age. Exch. for print sacks. Mrs.
John Myers, (Addison) Hart-
well. i

SACKS:

9 Print feed sacks, 100 lb.
cap., 35c ea. Add postage. Cash
only. Mrs.
len.

Print feed sacks, washed and
ironed, no holes nor stains, most-
ly one of kind, or two: alike,
35c ea. Add postage. Mrs. B. F.
Lynch, Rt. 2, Box 314, Savan-
nah,



Bogart, Phone SO-9-3375.

Fescue seed, 18c lb. Rye-}

Homer M. Murphree, Rt.

Cave Spring.

SAGE:

25 lbs. 1955 Sage, washed

|and hand picked, shade dried,

$1.25 lb. 25c Qt. Add postage.
Mrs. Mary C. Carter, Conyers.

4

Lane, Thomaston.

G. C. Clifton, Mil- |

MISCELLANEOUS.



postage. G. T, Brown, Rt.
| Ball Ground.

New crop Ose sage, fresh
hand picked and shade dried,
and washed, $1.25 lb., 25c qt.
Add postage. Mrs. W. B. Green,
3126 W. Roxboro Rd. N. E,,
Atlanta

Shade dried sage, 30c Qt. $1
gal.; dried Catnip leaves, 25c

i

per, 75c gal, All del. Mary Ruth
Phillips, Royston, Rt. 1.

TREES (FRUIT):

Apple, Peach, Pear, Cherry,
Plum, Pecan and grape vines
State insp. Low prices. T. M.
Webb, Ellijay.

MEAT:

Country, Hickory smoked
meat: Hams, 10-20 Ibs. 85c Ib.;
Shoulders, 8-15 Ips: =55e Ib;
Sides, 10- 16 lbs. 50c Ib. Guar.
against spoilage, Shipped COD.





Mrs. Louise T. Pope, Box 5,
Dexter. s
MISCELLANEOUS
WANTED
BEANS:

Want 1-1/2 bu. old fe corn-
field beans. Write when can
ship and price. T. N. Brownlow,
Rt. 1, Rome.

Want 300 Col. Bees in 10
frame hives, must be cheap;
also want extra cheap honey.-
State make and cond. Arthur
H. Edalgo, Rt. 3, Nashville. .

GRAIN:

Want 100 bu. Southland Oats
and 25 bu: Abruzzi Rye. Can
furnish sacks. State price and
whether recleaned. E. L. Sears,
Nahunita. (

Want 200 bu. Oats. Will exch.
sacks and pay $1 bu. del. farm
near Riceboro. N. A. Jelks, Jr.

Hinesville.
GRAPES: _

Want Fox Grapes (wild
grapes), when they are ripe.

Robert C. Davis,
Ss: W.,

Write. Mrs.
1645 So, Gordon St.
Atlanta.

HAMS:

Want small sugared cured
Ham. Advise. Mrs. Ruth Mil-
lein, 1026 East Spring St.,
Gainesville.

HAY: ; ;
Want from nearby 2 ton good

ws

hay, cheap for cash. W. A.

Weathers, Rt. 3, Rossville.

HONEY: . :
Want few Ibs. nice table

honey with some bright comb.

Write. L. J: so Ri; 32:
Smyrma.
MEAT:
Want 10-15 lbs. middling

Side meat, cured in salt. Ad-
vice price and what you have.
Albert Hamilton, 126 Park

POST ses

pt. 40c qt., also green Hot pep-'

fs Atlanta 9.

MISCELLANEOUS
- FOR SALE WANTED
Ground sage, 50c cupful, and|/SACKS: ~ es

mildew or holes. Name lowes

ville.

SADDLE:
Want light wt.

Wimbish Rd.,
6-1522.

SEED:

Macon.


fin.

Want to Snes ce

ford, Tignall. ae

Want 24 to 30 white feed
sacks, 100 lb. cap. no letters,

cash price del. by parcel post.
Maude Hemey, Rt. 3, Green-

saddle for
child. Contact Ruth Foster, 655
Phone

Want Dixie Crimson Clover
Seed, J. N. Carson, die C., Grif-

STOnaon
Grass Seed for next Spring
sowing. State price. J. T. Buf-

Want elder: -unen
white woman to dc lig
work on farm for roo
weekly salary. Mr
Smith, P. O, Box 4, Re
Phone Popular 7- 0652
Pp. m. :


















POSITIONS a N'

Want job on. dai iry
Surge Milkers, 18 yr.
Must have-$45 wk, good
garden spot, and- be on
and bus Rt. Woodrow
Rings Culloden. =p

Want job as Cee
small farm. Moral charact
not drink. Ben Anderson,
East 39th St., Savannah.

White, honest, r liable
man with small family



FARM HELP AREED

job on any kind of far
Dairy. Can drive truck
tor, do painting





Want col. couple, middleaged,

chores around small farm. 4 R.

Donalsonville,

and

tled. Sherrod G. McCall, Rt. a:
Moultrie.

Rt. R. M. Pruett, RFD 3, Milan.

Want white or col. woman
or single man to pick cotton for
$2 per hundred lbs. and board.
Mr. H. H. Maddox, Rt 2; ey
ton.

Want white man and ate or

lights and water furnished and
good salary. Write. Bryan Leil-
erd, % Bryans Egg Ranch, Rt.
ah Stone Mountain, Phone Clark-
ston 3-6493.

Want middle aged man and
wife with 3-4 children old en-
ough to help work for farm.
Live with me in my house and
gather crop of corn, cotton and
if satisfied make crop for 1956.
V. C. Batchelor, Rt. 1, Campton.

Want settled white woman
to do light farm chores, and live
in home with two adults on
farm, near Gainesville. Mod-
ern conveniences. Mrs. R. P.
Bruce, 5 Collier Rd., N. W. ee

Want mall col. cae as
Caretaker of farm. Some 50-50

crops House, garden, wood.
Contact. S. 8. Storer, Rt. 4,
Douglasville.

Want man or couple to farm.
2-room house, lights, water and

30 acres of land in return for
light farm chores. Can give



dependable, to help with farm

house, running water, lights, on
mail Rt. Satisfactory basis,~ L.
N. McCalvin, Rt. 1, Box 217,

Want white couple for farm,
-|ooperate machinery
after cattle. No objection to few
children. Weekly salary to: both
(both. work). Good house, run-
ning water,.elec. Mail and school
bus Rt. Must be sober and set-

look

Want family to help gather

crop. Cotton ready now. Plenty
of work. Good large house, well
on porch, lights, school and mail

woman and daughter to work
-on_ poultry farm. Small house,


































































work, work rest o

and next. House furn
lights, etc. Prefer So. Ga
E. Evans, 874 2nd St. M
Phone 62100,

Man wants job raising chic
ens, 5 yrs. exp., referen
required. Need house, ligt
water. If interested write.
W. T. Hutchins, Rt. 2, Athen

Family of 5 wants jo
}ing chickens on shar
house, near school and
es. John F. Harper,
Rica. eevee

Single white man wan
at once on farm doi
farm work, for place to live
salary, Cecil Mitchell, Rt. 3.
156-A, College Park.

37 yr. old white man,

no children, want job
Unable to operate farm
inery, will have to have 3 roc
house, electricity, water a
wood furnished. Honest. a:
sober. Can moye now.
Crews, ited Dunweod 3

24 yr. old man, 1
small children yaa

work. Can drive truck an
tor. Exp. with cattle. S.
field, P. O. Box 693,

- Man and wife want

farm (wife unable to
48-49 yrs. old. Ne

house and $25 wk. gz
where. E. L. Grindle, % Ei
geen Adams, Rt Ellen

Middleaged, sober man, al
exp. wants oe light farm w:

Dairy farm, with g
near church, for home
ary. Marvin Rhode
Martinez. :

Young, sole



















Want 1,000 Locust posts,'| some extra work. Will consider} packing farm produce fon la
5-1/2 ft. long, good size and | small crop on shares. Guy Mc-| ket. Ref. exch. Available in
quality, Quote price. E. M.;Donald, Rt. 2, Alpharetta, Phone} days. Letters ans. C.
Landrum, aes: 4796. : Camilla, Rt 2.

GRADE - Thomaston Atlanta Athens Rome Atlanta >

8-22 8-23 8-24 5 8-25
Stears & Heifers : : ae
Good 18.30-18.80 18.00-20.75 18.25-18.80 18. 25-20. 50
Conl. 15.00-16.75 14.00-17.50 14.50-18.00 -14,50-1 7.50
Utility ~11.75-14.00 11.00-15.00 - 11.50-14.50 12.00-14.00
Cutfers 16.50-11.50 10.50-12.00 10.50-11.75 10.00-11.75
CALVES 32 ; : ae
Good & Choice 16.50-19.00 16.50-20.50 16.00-19.00 Z - 16,00-20.00
Util. & Coml. 11.50-16.75 11.50-16.50 10.50-16.50 z MM -00- 16, 50 ;
Com'l. & Good 3

Vealers -15.50-21 00 15.50-21.00 15.00-1 9.00 : 15, 00-20. 00
cows 5 ee es
Utility 9.75-11.00 10.00-11.50 3 50: 11.50 Soest Os 00- 1. 50
Cc. & C. 6.00-10.00~ 6.50-10.50 7.00-10.50 s 7-00- -10. 50 ee
BULLS ee : DOOD Nees
Util. & Coml. 11.50-14.56 11.50-14.00 11.50-14.70 we 5 11.50-14.00
Cutters 10.50-11.00 10.50-11.50 | 9.00-10.50 _ BRC LO OOE Nee
STOCKERS : :

Steers & Heifers 10,00-17.00 12.00-18.50 - 11.00-17.25
Calves 11.75-18.00 11.75-18.25 11.60-17.00



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