Farmers and consumers market bulletin, 1955 November 16

> eorgia |
fe armers







Phil Campbell,

Commissioner












































0 Seite Sponsors
Ss les On Dec. 7, 8

e last two Agricultural Extension
sponsored lamb sales before
956 will be held Dec, 7 in Cor-

plans for a sale next March
ate lambs and cull sheep.

xtension-sponsored sales held last

eighed in order to conduct the
line with others throughout the



more favorable prices. |

srains Grazing Plan

than Feb. 15 in south Geor-

of nitrogen should be applied in














on page 2, column 1, under Sale
ts Notices should be mailed to: Editor,
Bulletin, Dept. of Ces State .
ol: Atlanta,. Ga.

Athens, ae Forestry
uile ng Auditorium One day |
rt course on future of oil in :
lture. Open to public. ;
ifton, Abraham Baldwin Ag.
lege One day short course on:
an s. Open to public.
oultrie, Livestock Auditorium
rd Reduction and Breeders
gnment Auction Sale. Regis-
Tertrd and polled hereford
ulls, cows, calves, open and
: ws, heifers. Information;
. Aycock, Jr., Moultrie.




















ec. 8 in Athens. The Exten-.

Sales will be conducted as were

3. Animals will be shrunk 3 percent.

This: arrangement usually re-

dele ck C will be held at the ek

gricultural Extension Service
small grains can be grazed in~
ng the winter. Farmers are -
take cattle off such grazing

rch 1 in north Georgia. If graz-
racticed an extra application of.



ILABILITY:

X

WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1955



Coin-Operated Machines
Increase Consumption

By J. J. SHEURING

Professor of Dairying
_ The University of Georgia

_ The dairy industry needs to do a bet-

+ ter job of selling milk and milk products.

Especially is this true in Georgia,
where the per capita consumption of milk
is far lower, than the national average of

milk consumption per person. However,
throughout the nation Americans simply
dont drink as much milk as they should,

_in spite of the fact that milk is one of the
cheapest and most nutritious of foods.

It is up-to the dairy industry to keep

this fact before the public through con-

stant and better promotion of milk and

| milk products.

But, even with good promotion, milk

sales in Georgia will not likely show a

major increase until mill: is made more
available to the public. Soft drink manu-
facturers realize that availability is one
of the key factors in a good merchandis-

-ing-plan, and have seen to it that their

products are readily available to thirsty

_ consumers.

CONSUMPTION INCREASED

One of the best ways to increase milk
consumption through greater availability
is the use of coin-operated, milk vending
machines. Here at the University of Geor-

gia we installed milk machines in several
dormitories with these results: _

Some 63,000 half-pint bottles of milk
were dispensed from nine machines,
which were installed on the campus be-
tween Sept. 23, 1954 and Feb. 18, 1955,

during a 10-months period beginning with .

the Sept date and ending Aug. 1, 1955.
However, only three of these machines
were in use during the summer months
when student enrollment was low.

These 63,000 bottles of milk repre-
sent sales of 4,562 gals. of milk which
might not have been sold otherwise since
no milk was available in these dormito-
ries before installation of the machines.

Our machines, each costing about
$650, dispensed a Canco type paper bot-
tle, some of which contained chocolate

OP MILK NEED

NUMBER 11







Atlanta Market Starts |

Full Time Operation, Dec. 1

Because of an increase in pre-Christ-
mas buyer activiiy, the State Farmers
Market in Atlania will begin operat-
ing 24 hours a day effective Dec. 1.



drink and some containing homogenized
plain milk. The half-pint bottles sold for
10 cents each.

GIRLS USED MORE MILK
Other observations we made include

1. Boys prefer chocolate drink to plain
milk. It was in boys dormitories, though,
that we had trouble in damage. to mach-
-ines, which probably resulted from anger
of persons who put slugs in the machines
and could not make them work. We had
no such vandalism troubles in girls dor-
mitories.

2. Machines in girls dormitories sold
more milk than those placed elsewhere.

8. We had to remove some machines
from public buildings where dispensers
did not sell at least $100 worth of milk

per machine per month. We believe this

amount is the minimum for successful
operation of a machine.



New Muscadine Variety
Available To Ga. Growers

A new Muscadine grape variety, The
Higgins, is now available to Georgia grow-
eran

The new Muscadine variety is con--
sidered worthy of introduction because ~
of its excellent fruit size, large compact

clusters, outstanding yields and moderate
resistance to black rot, It is not self fer-
tile and requires a pollinator. The Hig-

_ gins is a midseason type, ripens a few

days earlier than Hunt, and has a fairly
thick but tender skin with soft pulp and
good flavor. Individual berries are very
large.

Sources of plant supply (limited) for
the 55-56 planting season can be ob-
tained by writing: Dr. B. O. Fry, Dept. of
Horticulture, Ga. Experiment Station,
Experiment, Ga.







PEANUTS
BROILERS

Georgia, First:
e NAVAL STORES
e PEACHES

e PIMIENTO PEPPER
e IMPROVED PECANS













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| Published Weekly at
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SECOND HAND
MACHINERY FOR SALE

SECOND HAND
MACHINERY FOR SALE.



McCormick Deering Bender
first class cond. Reasonable.
J. Sewell, Lavonia.


1/4 horse. power Fairbank
well pump, in good cond. Plee-
mon J. East, Rt. 3, Covington.

1950 model ID-6 Diesel trac-
dor, Taylor Way 10 disc. harrow,
JD 12-A combine with motor.
All in A-1 cond. Can see any-
time at my place. Letters ans.
John Clark, Sr., Rt. 1, Grayson,
Phone Lawrenceville 2616.

Wisconsin 22-horse power gas
engine. with clutch in good
cond.; also F. B. 1000 lb. plat-
form scales, good as new. Rea-
sonable. J. M.Homon, Rt. 2,
Ashburn

Wisconsin air cooled motor,
with 1 cylinder, 4-6 horse pow-
er; used for wood saw or power
unit, A-1 cond., $65. Ben Hill,
4287 Trammell Ave., Macon.

Super C. Farmall tractor with
lanters, cultivators, and ferti-
izer attachments, dbl. section
harrow and weeder, 4-wheel
tractor wagon with rubber tires,
l-row case corn picker. All in
good cond., $2,500. Willie H.
Crawford, Rt. 1, Cochran.

Mower for cub tractor in ex-
cellent cond.; used to cut only
5 acres, $75; 2 disc. tiller for
eub tractor, $75; hvy. duty lift
type harrow with scalloped
discs., $85; cub grader and level-
ing blade, $25 or $250 for let.
Del within 100 mi. if purchase

entire lot. Sam W. Smith, Rt. 1,

Hazlehurst, Phone 2788.

Q-horse wagon, 5-row cotton
duster and stalk cutter, shop

blower and anvil Cheap. Oscar.

Bullock, Warm Springs.

_. 2 tractor tires, size 9 X 24,
slightly used, $25 for the two if
icked up. A. E. Wilkie, 4600
BedascH Hwy., College Park,
Phone PO-1-3586.

j-row AC all planting equip.,
$325. Contact Walter C. Hardi-
gon, P. O. Box 51, Byron.

Fair Banks deep well pump,
complete with tank 160. Contact
M. J. Price, Lynhurst Dr, S.W.,
Atlanta 11,

Chattanooga 3-roller sugar
cane mill, and 60 gal. pan. All
in good cond. My place 4 mi.
No. Sylvania, on Hwy. 301. W.
. Lawton, Sylvania.

300 cap. incubator, $20; also
some Artichokes, -50c pk. My
place. G.-W. Akins, Twin City.

600 cap. elec. super hatch in-
cubator, used twice, $50 at farm
or exch. for cattle or corr. My
place on Hwy. 129, 1 mi. No.

ost Office. Henry Grizzle, Rt.
4, Clermont.

1953 Minneapolis Moline Z-A
tractor with harrow; also Homo-
lite power saw, used less 3 mo.
Excellent cond., reasonable. May
be seen Dexter, Contact W. G.
Smith. Mrs. John W. Phelp, Jr.
2264 Armand Rd., N. E., Atlan-
ta 5.

Automatic Poultry feeder, 400
ft .chain and trough, used 4 yrs.,
good cond; also want manure
spreader, 75 bu. cap. J. B. Webb,
a a, Carrollton, Phone TE-2-
2

Cash Harrow, 20 disc., used
very little. Reasonable. J. A.
Mills, Smithville.

HC one man baler, JD 6 ft.
combine, MM. 10 ft. grain drill,
Sears Hammer Mill, with 50 ft.
belt, Clipper seed cleaner. All in
good cond. L. P. Singleton, Rt.
3, Fort Valley.

No. 71 Chattanooga power
Cane Mill, $75; Aremotor Wind
Mill, $50 down. N. T. Bray,
Wrightsville.

AC 60-crop combine, with
new motor, motor alone, $400;
combine in Marshallville. G. A.
Slappey C/O Agri. School,
Athens, 2661/2 King Ave., Ath-
ens, Phone Atlanta VE-8649.

Size 20-B Hydrolic hife Ram,
guar. good as new with 140 ft.,
2 in. pipe. $100. Will help in-
stall same for transportation.
42 yrs. ram exp. M. E. Sisson
Bonaire.

1950 JD Model B farm trac-
tor, with complete planters, cul-
tivators, 4 disc, tiller, l.arrow,
grain drill and combine. All
good cond., anc reasonable for
cash. Joe Cox, Davisboro.

Bandsaw; use any size 58 in.
saw up to 3/8 in. May be pow-
ered with any size motor from
1/4 horse power to 3/4 horse
power. Tilting table, complete
with V-belt and extra blades,
$27.50. James M. McKinney,
3888 LelLand Dr., Decatur, Phone

>) EV-4381.

1950 Ford tractor, PTO model
8 N. with starter, lights, 2 disc.
turning plow, 24 disc. sectional

|smoothing harrow, King bush

and bog harrow, set Covington
planters and cult. equip._Used
one year on 15 A. Tractor has
good original tires, $1,300 cash
for everything. H. W. Sary, 1707
Hollywood Rd., N. W., Atlanta
18. Phone SY-4-3503.

1947 model 2-row VAC case
tractor with starter, lights, PTO,
power life, belt pulley, cultiva-
tor, planters, distributor, 20 disc.
harrow, two 14 .in. bottom
plows, $600 for Jot. R. L. Adkins,



Rt. 3, Cordele. Phone 973-W3.

in. pipe;



3622.



SECOND HAND
MACHINERY FOR SALE



Good Thornhil] 1-horse wagon
in good cond., $35. My place
Anderson Farm, near Airport.
Edd Bailey, Winterville.

15 in. David Bradley hammer
mill, used 1 yr., in exellent
cond.; also 2 screens.. Reasona-

ble. ch R. Summers, Rt. 3, Tif- |.

ton.

Cultivator and planters for
SC and VAC case tractor. Rea-

sonable. R. F. Nutt, Luella,
Phone McDonough 4174.
Farmall Cub, tractor, turn

plow, planting and cultivating
equip., Fertilizer equip., mower
and Dirt Pan. -Contact H. S.
Moyd, Barnesville, Phone 362-
J3.

24 in. Davis Grist Mill on
steel frame, and good cond., 6
in. belt, wt. about 1 ton. $75
for lot. Will ship; or come after.
S. M. Zittrawer, Meldrim.

New 30 B-Ram Hydraulic
pump, 20-40 gal. mim.; size 3
also discharge -pipe,
1 1/4. Reasonable: James _L.
Askew, Rt. 2,:Box 200, Stock-
bridge.

Super A Farmall cultivator
planter, {late style, $885 at
farm. E. R. Msddox, Rt. 4, Win-
der.

1-row AC tractor, and culti-
vating equip., $325. Walter C.
Hardison, P. O. Box 51, Byron,
Phone 905.

Trick Edger for Sawmill No. 1,
Cardiatian, 3 saws, and all belts.
Render Hill, Greenville.

4 pew Jame.-Way Gas Brood-
ers, 600 cap. Never uncrated;
also 200 ft. Iron Pipe, all for
$125. G. D. Allen, Jasper, Phone
3904. y

JD mower and JD Rake, $200
for both, JD Wagon, $75, Stalk
Cutter, $25, New ground
seratcher, $15. All in A-1 cond.
All drawn by mules. No letters
ans. No checks. E. C. Kittle. Rt.
1, Temple.

including 4

' Milking equip., 3
cleaning

milking machincs,
equip.,, milk cooler; also barn
type staunchions, Reasonable.
Talmadge Farms. H. H. Findley,-
Mer. Lovejoy. i

2-horse KDM wagon in fair
cond., $25. Contact John Cooper,
Winterville.



- SECOND HAND
MACHINERY WANTED



Want old fashion Steelyards.
Contact. Julia Wilson, Rt al
Covington.

Want used Ford tractor in
good cond.- State model, cond.
and price in first letter. Price
equip. also. R. T. Norton, Rt. 1,
Box 398-A, Griffin.

Want very small cart or
wagon and harness for small
shetland pony, 37 in. high. Must
be creer for cash. Mrs. Frank
Lovell, P; O. Box 501, Rome.

Want tractor tire, size 9 X 32.
Contact. J: lL. Griner, Rt.- 1;
Ochlocknee.

Want small cream separator
in good cond. Cheap for cash.
Mrs. Paul Stringer, Rt. 1, Box
357, Ocilla. :

Want Goat wagon. Contact.
Mrs. D. C. Ward, 1973 Cum-
mings, Dr., S.W., Atlanta, PL-
5-4645. -

Want sickle mower for 2
horse. power Red Flyer garden
tractor, in. good cond. G. W.
Martin, Rt. 2, Talking Rock.

Want tractor Drawn 2-wheel
Manure Spreader, in good cond.,
near Atlanta. E..B. Hogan, C/O
Little Acres, Rt. 2, Powder
Springs, Phone 2674.

Want used Manure spreader,
Roto Tiller. Must be in good

econd., and Reasonable. Near
Stockbridge. J. S. Huckaby,
Stockbridge.

Want trip type 2-dise. plow
that fastens to draw bar on
B-JD tractor. I have on lift on

tractor. Kal Kines, Rt. 3, Cov-
ington, Phone Social Circle







| PLANTS FOR SALE



Everbearing Strawberry plants.

Contact. KE. R. Murphy, 29 Clar-
endon Ave.,
Phone CR-8669.

: Old fashion sweet Bees
plants, 75c C., $6.50 M. Add
postage. Dollie Pearson, Rt. Ls
Box 43, Dahlonega.

Martha Washington aspara-
gus, 2 yr. 12 plants, $1.25; 24,
$2.25; Concord grapes, 2 yr., 6,
SU205) 3 yr Or ol 90s Latham
Red Raspberry, Toye elas $1. 50,
25, $2.75; also Stawberry ever-
bearing, Steam lines, $2.50 C.
A. P. Friday, Rt. 5, Rome.

Large everbearing Strawber-
ry plants, $1.50 C. Will not ship;
also 50 or more Catalpa trees,
1-3 ft. Just right for transplant-
ing, 25c ea., or $10 for lot. Mrs.
Mary E. Hudson, Rt. 2; Macon,
Phone 35874.

Large Blakemore Strawberry
plants, $1 C., Add postage. No
Stamps, -nor checks. Prompt
shipment. Mrs. Elizabeth Alli-
son, Rt. 7, Gainesville.

Mtn... Huckleberry, bearing
size, 2 doz.,
dyke Strawberry, $1 C; Im-
proved field Dewberry and
Blackberry, 50c doz.: Muscadine
vine, 4 ft. long, 45c ea.; Blue
Plum sprouts, 40c cup. Add
postage. Rosie Crowe, Rt. 1,
Cumming,

- Mtn. Huckleberry,

$1, Field Dewberry, 50c doz.,
Field Blackberry, 50c doz.,
Blakemore Blackberry, 6 for

50c, Wild Strawberry, Toe. C,,
Catnip, 25c bunch. Add postage.

| Mrs. Otis Mashburn, Cumming.

Klondike Strawberry plants,
90c C., or exch. for print sacks
or. pecans. Add postage on ea.
Mrs. Guy Crowe, Rt 1, ote
ming.

and White and Yellow Ber-
muda onions, 60c C., 500, $1.50;

$2.75 M. Prepaid, $2 M. Express

Collect. Prompt shipment. H. E.
Smith, Baxley.

Large Strawberry plants, 75c
C: at home or 90c del. PP. W.
EK. Barker, Rutledge. 2

Cabbage plants, Chas, Wake-
field and Mkt. Copenhagen,

large strong, frost proof, 500,

$1.25, $2 M., $7.50 for 5 M. Ex-
press Collect; also white Ber-
muda onion plants, 500, $1.25,
$2 M. Prompt shipment. E. ie
Fitzgerald, Box 662, Fitzgerald.

Sage plants, 6, $1,
plants, 6, $1; May Cherries trees,
6, $1, Black Raspberries, 6, $1;
also "Yellow Root punches, $1
doz. Add postage. Mrs. Mae
Turner, Rt. 6, Gainesville.

Cabbage plants, Fall grown,

frost proof, Copenhagen, Chas.
and Early Wakefield, 500, $1.50;:
$2 M.; $7.50 for 5 M. Express x
Collect; also White Sweet Ber-}

muda onion plants; Same price.
Mrs. I. L. Stokes, Box 349, Fitz-
gerald.

Imp. Blakemore Sirawberny
plants, 75c C.; $6 M. Add $1.25
ees for M.; and 30c for C.

LL. Vining, Box 115, Nichols.

Tae Beauty and Blakemore
Strawberry plants, $1 C., or $7
M.; also Lawton Blackberry
plants, $1 doz:, or $7-C: TH.
Graves, Fayetteville.

Ga. Collard plants, nice size,

young for fall setting, 60c C.,

300, $1, 500, $1.60. Roots damp
packed. Prepaid. J. H. Davis,
Rt. 2, Box 299, Mitledgeville.

Large Strawberry plants, $1
C. PP.~No checks. Tom Kit-
tle, Rt. 5, Carrollton. 1

Rubel and Myers Blueberry

bushes, 2-4 yrs. old. Very good |

roots, from Porterfield stock, $4
doz. FOB. E. G. Nicholson, Rt.
3, Allen Rd., Macon.



SEED AND GRAIN
FOR SALE



Sweet Yellow, White Lupine
Seed, recleaned and in new
pees D. C. Royal, Ashburn,

Blue Lupine, No. 1 Seed good es

cold, resistant 'strain, $3.50 cwt.
F.O.B. Louisville. J. E. McC. ee
1468 Clairmont Rd.,_

_}Phone Atlanta

Avondale Estates.

75e, Large Klon- |

3 doz: |

Catnip |~

Green Glaze Collar
tbls; Green and R

Pepper seed, 20c pt.

. Viola Oe
343, Cairo.

Multiplying G =
25c start; also white
sets, $1. 35 gal. for
spring planting. P.
Weeks, Dial. A

Martin ground seed, 50
exch. for print sacks
Baisch, Rt. 1, Box 80
bus.

4,000 tbe. Kate
seed, combine run
. O. B. W. M. Gay,

Clean white nest oni
gal PP. Mrs. J. Gq.
Dial.

nes Seed, good s
and self addressed, stam]
velope; also White t
$1500 egal. EP: Mrs.
Woods, Dial.

White half runners
treated for weevil, 3 c
Long green pod Okr. seec
cup. Mrs. Grady, Fraser,
Gainesville. Es

Striped and s
short cornfield beans
ed half runner -gar art
1955 crop, 50c cup. Add po:
Mrs. G. L. Pirkle, Rt-
Branch Sse

Recleaned Iron Peas,
bags, $4 bu. No ord
Will ship. Milton P. M

i Jr., Rt. 3, Macon, Pho!
Early een and Charleston | ~
Wakefield cabbage, Ga. Collard,

White frost prot
lish peas, 75c cup,
crowder table peas,
3 cups, $1, White
also cream 6 wks. ol
cu.; also good tend;
seed, and tender. be:
for $1. Mrs. Carl Sm mn:

: Red speckled
30c Ib., in 5 Ib. lots,
Peas, Same

60c cup; Speckled
same price; also
Peanuts, with ane

Lees, 34 bu. Texas
$5 bu., in 2 bu. bag
at farm. Located _
Davisboro. R. J. Willi
Davieborg, :

HAY AND ST
(Wheat, Oais,
FOR SAL

- 300 bales oats, cut i
without rain, at my bi
J. R. Pickens, Lilb

Ton Sericea, Lespedeze
combine run, 20c
also 50-75-bu. Yelloy

ers, 221 W. Poplar S
Phone 5170 at nigh

Coker oats, germ.
$1.30 bu., Aneludine:
farm. First yr.
Jack Cates, Rt. 1, H Me
Phone Twilight, 3-539

Sericea Lespedeza, ;
100 Ib. Kobe Lespec
100 1b.; Brown Top
100 Ib., Tron peas, $5
few bu. New Era
F. O. B. John C. Reid,
Phone LO-7-8709.

Booking orders
Cattail Millet, Seric:
deza, Bahai Grass, V
Iron peas. Germ.
guar. See Sankie Pow
mear Wrens, or con
Courson, Hazlehurst.

50 tons Coastal
top quality, tv
ton. F. 0. B
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_ STRAN MISCELLANEOUS
, OATS, ETC.) FOR SALE FOR SALE > FOR SALE FOR SALE
OR SALE :
BOXWOODS: Hand gathered, washed, shade | SYRUP: Apple, Peach, Pear, Cherry,

yu. Texas rust preof 14
90c bu. bulk, $1 bagged,
recleancd and bagged.
94 pet. uate tested, Ad-



MISCELLANEOUS _



"MISCELLANEOUS

MISCELLANEOUS ~



One doz. 3 yr. old Boxwoods;
$4 shipping charges paid with-
in 150 mi. radius. Mrs. Nona
Henry, Box 208 ,Blue Ridge.

dried Sage, $1.50 lb. Add post-
age. Mrs, Ruby Brown, Rt 2;
Toccoa. ;

SEED:

|Rt. 2, Blairsville,

. 1955 crop 59 1/2 gal. Syrup,
$2 gal. at farm. Will not ship
in-half gal. jars. Exch. for used
power saw. Hubert Duckworth,

Chestnut and Pecan trees;
Grape vines, ornamental shade
trees at low prices. T. M. AWeltb,
Ellijay.





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cares

3 Macon, 4- eee Boros, 1955 Tobacco seed, 2 varieties;|_ Pure Ga. Sugar Ce Syrup MISCELLANEOUS i
at my place 6 mi. E. Jefferson. |Golden Harvest and Hicks broad in gaj. glass jugs, $225 gal at WANTED
al hundred bu. cleaned | Carl Wier, Jefferson.- leaf, $1 oz.; $8 lb. Earl Hamil- ay, place, eee ee
es Barley, 99.58 purity, AB ease Shand Hill Rd W. P. Colvin, |BEE HIVES:.















first year from breed-
$2 bu. F. O. B. W. 1. Marett,

bu. Victor Grain Oats,
Combine run, second yr.
breeder, H. E. Brown,
, Phone 3475.

ea. Clover, 32c lb.,
Fescue, 15 Jb.; Rescue,

$1 bu.; Dixie Crimson Clo-
id Fescue Mixtur, 20c Jb.;

od, Bowdon, Phone 2131.

BUCKEYES:
4 doz. buckeyes, 50c doz. Add

postage. Edward Elrod % Roy

Elrod, Rt. 1, Royston.
Old fashion Mtn. buckeyes,

60c doz. PP. J. F Eaton, Rt. 1,

Ranger.

Buckeyes, 45c doz., or % gal.,
$2. W. G Samples, Rt. 4, Cum-
ming.

Buckeyes, 40c doz, $3.50 gal.
Richard Lindsey, % Mrs. Lucy
Boswell, Penfield.

PEANUTS:
Large red Valencia Peanuts,

Genuine Hicks Broad Leaf
Tobacco seed. Highest germ.
and purity, $1.40 oz.; $20 lb.
PP. Earl Stuckey, Blackshear.

Real large Cantaloupe seed,
20 seed, 15c; imp. Heart of Gold
Cantaloupe seed, 20 seed, 15c;
Smeli Melon seed, 10 seed, 10c
Large Persimmon seed, 10 seed,
10c and stamped addressed en-
velope..Mrs. W. Y. Summers, Rt.
5, Newnan.

Good tender Blan eet white

Milner.

WALNUT MEATS: ;

New crop Black Walnut
Meats, large pieces, $1 pt-. add
25c postage on each pint. Mrs.
John R. Brown, Rt. 1, Dewey
Rose.

Nice Clean Walnut Meats,
$1.25 |b. also. Artichokes,
$1.25 gal.; Brown striped half
runner bean seed, 3 cups, $1.
Add postage. Mrs. Sibley Rich-
ardson, Rt. 3, Hartwell.

Large Clean pieces Black
Walnut Meats, $1 lb. Any size

Want several hives. of bees
in paten and hives, near * At-
la ta. Contact RB. W. d.oper,
1204 Hardee St. N.E.,, Allanta
7, WA-5765. ;

BROOM STRAW: f
Want good Broom Straw.
Contact Mrs. Bula Anderson,

P. O. Box 417, Avondale Estates,

DE-1066.

BUCKEYES:
Want sveral gal. Beckers

Write giving prices and guan- +

tity. Hugh Howell, Sr., 1374 E.
Higck Spring Rd., N. E., Atlanta

1955 erop Ky. 31 Fescue seed, | 2-4 in hull, $2 pk.; $7 bu.; White and striped half runner, pink|order accepted. Add postage.
ed and recleaned, $16 cwt.,| nest onions, $1.25. gal; Blue| Peanut: 6 wk. old beans, 65c|Mrs. Jeanette Chastain, Rt. 1, NURSERY STOCK:
run: Sericea seed, $12 NG Peas, 25c Ib., in-5 Tb. sis cup; white crease Black and | Hiawassee. 4 oe Cedar, ie)
d postage. P._B. Brown, Rt. i pli
200 ton. Cecil Tas C/O postage 2 oy speckled cut short cornfield FERTILIZER: HEI Gs Ace Ques Gree




100. Gcies Coker Suen
oats, $1 per bu. F. O. B.
sacks. 1955 crop. J. Lyn-

a Ball Ground.

PEPPER:

Dried Red hot pepper in pod,
$1.25 Tb. Will sell lot, (15 lbs.)
$15. PP if 15 Ibs. or over. Mrs.

beans, 65c cup; White English
Salet Peas, 75c cup; also speckle
Crowder tbl. peas, 40c cup. Add
postage. Arvil Lambert, Rt. 3,
Ellijay. .

Sunflower s@d; also Chicken

High grade leaf mold pulvar-
jzed and screened, $2 bu. del.
V. W. Wilson, Rt. 3, Savannah.

GOURDS:
- 100 nice Dipper gourds. Con-

ways. W. S. Mullinax, 853 Lake
Ave., N. E., Atlanta Phone MU-
8- 5557.
SEED:

Want small amt. old fashion

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_ Bentl 3697, | H. S. Mullins, Milner. - )
Ge. Hone : Y ; feed, $1.25 gal. PP. Nobie El- tact, G. B. Crenshaw, Rt. 2,|corn bead seed. Mrs. Georgia
1955 crop dried pepper, ground | iot Rt. 1, Lavonia. Monroe. McGraw, C/O W. B. Freeman, -
ready for sausage, $1 pt. PP; P. O. Box 161, Chatsworth.
pa a NEOUS also Clemson Spineless green Bu striped and white and sane Bours, ate eas BE :
FOR SALE | Okra seed. Cheap for large| black half runner bean seed, 3) Per Wrens nest an rhamenta
es orders. Lois Scroggins, Rt. 1,|cup; $1; Green Okra seed, 2 cups, gourds, 10c ea. or $1 doz. .dd| _ CATTLE FOR SALE
Palmetto. 50c Large Pumpkin seed, tbls., an Mrs. L. H. Cousins,
6 : 6 i reenville.
hives of fe ee te ae Eee 2 eS. dried apples! tree from worms 1 doz. large Martin gourds ee See ae
. = i S, 7
hives; all with 2 supers ellow Root, Re oot, Sasa-| yirs. R. L, Bentley, Rt. 2, Car- Se ee he nae oe Se $100: ck. Gea Strays ee











8 frames style, $500 if all

. Carrollton.

ne $10. Bee Richardson,
~8455. :

rms ioe bees in hives.

. No. checks. Tom eee



frass root bark, Colts foot, Wild |
Cherry bark, red Dogwood}
bark; also red hot pepper. 75c

White feed sacks, 100 cap.,
washed and ironed, 22c ea. Add
postage. No checks. Mrs. W. H.
Thompson, Rt. 1, Dawsonville.

nesville.

Green pod Okra seed, 50c tea-

thls., 25c; 9 tbls. $1; 20 tbls.;
PP. T. J. Steed, Buena Vista.

SWEET POTATOES:
bu. Puerto Rico Red and

$2.



| Dexter. f 2



exch. for sacks. Add postage.
Mrs. Grady Brewer, Toomsboro.

against spoilage. Shipped C. O.
D. Mrs. Louise T. Pope, Box 5,

NURSERY STOCK:.



Pine Crest Acres, Riverdale,
Phone Fayetteville, 5581.

4 lb. box. Add postage. Mrs.| cup; or exch. for 100 Ib. cap. - 11 bulls and 67 femal
trong colonies bees, in. pat- s Bo + CSP: | MEAT: uils an emales, guar.
es, several supers, honey ane Butler, Rt. 3, Dablon- oy feed eat ae DOSES: Hams: 10-20 Ibs, 85c lb.;| Aberdeen Angus, Dispersion.
extra hives and supers, $15 ES eG Loe UO Shoulders: 8:15 Ibs, 55c Ib.,| Contact Warren B. Benson 6821
ot; also 3 tier SR chicken | SACKS: Cicen Giae Colard ceed 9 Sides: 10-18 ;1b, S0c 1b. Guar. | Perches Dunwoody Rd...N.

E., Atlanta 19, Phone EX- 0688.

2 reg. Black Angus bulls,
from Blackbird bloodlines, one
bull, 4 mo. old; other 6 mo. old.
Can see anytime at farm. Let-

f fer patented hives, 3| SAGE: oie Rush potatoes, 1955 crop.; Brown Turkey Fig bushes, y
gh with 20 frames to| Sage, 60c qt.; 2 ats., $1; 50c|} Reasonable for cash del. Con-|f00ted, inspected. 2 yrs. old, ters ans. John Clark, Sr., Rt. 1,
super. ds oe os Eee Jarge bunch. PP. Nellie Fain,| tact. J. D= Holloway, Rt. -1,|$1.50 ea., 3 yrs., $2.PP. G. M.| Grayson, Phone Lawrenceville
S E. Ellijay. Juniper. ; Moseley, Menlo. 261652 :





Hog Prices Paid At Various Markets





































No. 1 No. 2 No.3 No. 4 Toombs Co. S/Y, Lyons . 14.24 13.55 13.45 14.35
insboro s/, Swainsboro 15.26 14.95 14.75 15.50 | Thomasville $/Y, Thomasville 14.50 = 14.00
hvys. Candler L/S Mkt., Metter 14.00 13.50 13.05
ay Craig Com. Co., Dublin 1469 15.00 15.30. 14.00 | November 5
: - e Bartow L/S Com. Co., Cartersville 15.40 15.00 14.50
op L/S Exch., Statesboro 14.70 15.40 50 ceunaion real Deer
? i 1t78 sys Sandersville 14.50 14.11 13.05
jones Neuhoff Com. Co., Macon 15.30 15.90 16.60 16.99 | Emanuel Co. S/Y, Swainsboro ee ee 1388
ith S/Y No. 3, Thomson 14.35 14,30 RVs:
OG ie - cen ae Co., Columb
rkes S/Y, Statesboro Geet Yes 15.05 1580 | cgymen si fej jae. 1353 (1358437
ae : ; hvys. | Seminole L/S Auct. Mkt., Donalsonville 13.64 13.00 13.70 13.90
Ber Le Mir Ke Cathey eT MR | 842 | Carroll Co. Sales, Carrollton 1440 14.07 13.30, 12.50
gsdale McClure Com. Co., Rome 15.60 15.25 15.00 13.60 age arco aoe ee ee :
ehurst L/S Mkt., Hazlehurst 14.66 14.38 14.10 14.10 : Thomaston ES 14.70 14.70 14.50 15.00
foe 2 pees Mie Mee 1350 1300 13:25 13.50
: es : illen t., Millen : K 25 x
fegerald S/V," Fitagere eet ST 1485 1400 | _Bleckley L/S Auction, Cochran 13.65 13.70. 14.00 14.70
inbridge S/Y, Bainbridge ios 1402 1440. ag, |. wiften L/S Gow Sylvester eee ee re
hvys. | Qcilla L/S Co., Ocill NAT 14.07 1418 nS
fin L/S Com. Go., Dublin 1439 1435 1420 15-20 cilia E/S Ga oscilla " , oo
Bede @ erg Com. Co. Quitman {434 1425. 14.30 14,59 | Jesup.S/%: Jesup p00) 1308 eee
Ee ; ee _ hyys. November 8
$/Y, Statesboro 14.52 14.00 14.10 16.00 McRae S/Y, McRae 13.62 13.27 14.10
ae : hvys. | Smith S/Y No. 3, Thomson 14.70 1450 17.50 17.00
dosta L/S Co., Valdosta 14.00 13.60 1400 14.20] F 'S A : 13
a SY: lac. aa : 1416 na GG RE TGA Farmers Co-op L/S Assn., Soperton 13.75 13.50 ae
ea L/S Auct. Barn, Toccoa 19.25 18.50 17.75 16.25 | Chatham Co. $/Y, Savannah 14.00 13.90 =: 13.75
r L/S, Americus 14.31 14.10 14.90 15.50 | Troup Co. Sale, LaGrange 15.97 14.46
me Co S/Y, Jesup 14,50 14.10 13.85 14.05 | Dawson L/S Co., Dawson 13.50 1345 13.85 |.
mith S/Y No. 1, Augusta 14.30 14.25 16.00 Mitchell Co. L/S Co., Camilla 13.46 13.82 13.60 14.10
ers L/S Co., Douglas 14.29 - 13.80 13.85 = 14.10 | Farmers S/Y, Arlington 13.45 13.40 13.75 14.25
ham Co. S/Y, Springfield 14.10 14.00 14.29 13.26 | Farmers L/S Auction, Nashville 13.64 14.00 14.00. 14.05
ahunta L/S, Nahunta 15.00 14.50 14.30 Tattnall $/Y, Glennville 13.75 13.12. 13.10
Metter L/S Mkt., Metter 13.80 13.25 13.00 14.60
Se : ; Farmers S/Y, Sylvania _ 13.65 13.15 13.95. 14.00
iia S/Y, Sylvania 13.95 13.60 13.90 ~ 13.90 *
S/Y, Rasou 13.70 13.35 13.00 Coosa Valley Com. Co., Rome 14.95 14.60 13.80 13.00
; Com. Co., Cordele 14.00 13.87 14.10 November 9 Sa
c., Milan 14.00 13.66 13.60 12.64 | Claxton S/Y, Claxton 13.51 <, 13.50 ~ 13:50... 12.75
u inbridge 13.75. 13.30 8 8=13.10 : Moultrie L/S Co., Moultrie 13.30 13.05
14.00 13.80 14.05 13.56 13.25 14.90 14.56

13.91



Union $/Y, Albany



.

~ place 1 mi.

ed Taft Sier;

3234, wt. about 1,400 Ibs.

cows.

| KH



CATTLE FOR SALE

Complete Dairy herd of 34]

cows, 1 bull: also 360 gal. Wil-
son Bulk tank, 576 Daily base
for Grade A milk, Atlanta Dis-
tributor, milking machine, other
Dairy equip. Farm located 2%
miz S: W. Almon. Walter C.
Lemke,- Rt. 2, Covington, Phone
6417.

Good Jersey cow, freshen in
ten days with third calf. Priced
to sell. R. M.~Blackwell, Rt. 2,
Chamblee.

Reg, horn type Hereford bull

calves; finest bloodlines. Mel-
ody Brook Farm, Ogden A: Ge-
ilfuss, Windy Hill Rd., Rt. 3,

Marietta. Phone Smyrna 5-7385.

Polled Hereford cow with sec-
ond calf, 3 mo. old; not reg., but
well pred, $120 for both. My
NW Chickamauga,
J A. Macomber, Box 127, Chic-

kamauga. 2

3 purebred, horn type bulls,
for sale or trade, ready for
breeding. Will reg. in buyers
name. R. L. Johnson, Box 44,
Fairburn, Phone 3981.

2 Canadian Holsteins heifers,
one bred; other open, 2 yrs., 15
mo. old, trade for 2 beef cows
or 2 ponies. H. S. Hall, .Grove-
town, Phone Augusta 64123.

Black Angus bull, 3 yrs. old,
wt. about 900 lbs. Fine stock.
See at farm near Hogansville,
$150. Cullen B. Gosnell, Emory
University.

> 2 bred meee cows with Hol-
stein calves; also Jersey heifer
due to freshen soon. V. L. Perry,
Rt. 4, Douglasville.

Reg. Black Aberdeen Angus
bull,- calved Sept. 1, 1952; nam-
Dothian 24 of
Green Knolls, No. 1289297; Dan
Dixie, Elba, Erica 12 No. 132-
Run
with only 5-7 cows, H. H. Boles,
Jr., Alpharetta, Phone 4574.

Reg. Aberdeen Angus bull,
outstanding prospect. Z. J. Lee,
Red Oak, Phone PO- 1-6396 at.
ter 7 p. m.

Several Reg. Jersey cows,
fresh in and close, Springers,
first calf heifers and mature
W .P. Chappell, Rt. 1,
Newnan .

Reg. Angus bulls,
Grand. Champion bull,

sons of
3 reg.

~ Angus Cows, all. bred. Contact

J. Harris Dew, M. D., 214 Peach-
tree Battle Ave., Atlanta 5, CH-
3377.

Reg. 3 yr. old Hereford bull,
comprest Vagabond breeding
wt. about 1,400 lbs., light service
and one small herd. Contact
Ray Fleming, Rt. 2, Senoia,
Phone 10M-2.

Jersey cow, with second sex,
old calf, 3%4- gal. daily, on reg.
feed. Gentle and easy to milk.
My place on Lees Mill Rd., 14%
mi. So. Fife. H. R. Anderson, Rt.
2, Fayetteville.

Fine Holstein male calf, 3%
mo. old, good stock, $50; also
half Guernsey male calf, same
Mrs. Jennie A. Jolley, 1338
Hightower Rd., NW, Atlan-

2 dbl. studs, polled Hereford
bulls, 10-18 mo. old, good blood-
lines. Trade either for good herd
bull, prospect of. same breed.
Jack C. Brewer,Rt. 1, Bishop.

Reg. 3 yr. old Hereford bull,
directly from Mill Iron Ranch,
Texas. Excellent breeding cond.,
reserve Grand champion State

Fair, 1954. Sell immediately.
Phillip Biggers, FFA member,
Grayson. ss



HOGS FOR SALE



Reg. Hampshire pigs, $14
without papers; $16 with papers.
Crated at farm. J. C. Otwell, Rt.
2, Box .210,, Newnan, Phone
2301.

16 Reg. SPC pigs, backed by
Champion bloodlines, range in
col., 50-50 to 40-60, 3 gilts, 150-
175 lbs., 13 about 3 mo. old; also
good reg. SPE sow, wt., 450 lb.
Will not ship large hog. Lamar
Altman, Rt. 1, Alma.

25 pigs, Hampshire, OIC, and
PC Cross, $7.50 to $10 to $15.
R. F. Nutt, Luella, Phone Mc-
Donough 4174.



HOGS FOR 3ALE. |

2-1/2 yr. old Berkshire boar;
reg., grand Champion, South-
eastern Fair, 1953. Milo W.
Henke, Rt. 1,
3360.

6 female and 9 male reg.
BPC pigs, 9 wks. old ready: now.
Pigs are of excellent type and
breeding, males, $17.50, females,

$20. Add postage. James R.
Cook, =] Voce Agric Teacher,
Gr eenville. 7

50 head SPC boars and gilts,
ages from 4 mo. to year old.
Information contact Quitman
Barrs, Owner, Eastman,

8-12 wks. old, short nose,
blocky type, OIC figs, from
Champion bloodlines, $22.50 at
farm, $25 F. O. B., Reg. in buy-
ers name. Thomas C. Burnett,
C/O Moss Oaks Farm, Quitman.

Reg. Duroc Bred gilts and
open gilts, several choice boars,
from outstauding bloodlines.
Life treated. Merrill Carter, Rt.
D, Griffin, Hue 6046.

*SPC bred ile. sired by Col-
onel and bred to Duke Supreme
and Starwell; also pigs, all reg.
in buyers name. M. J. Black-
mon, Pinehurst, Phone 730.

Reg. Hampshire boars, ready
for service. Bill Pickrell, Rt. 2,
Cochran, Phone Webster 4-2615.

12 wk. old reg. stock OIC pigs.
No papers, $12.50 ea. Mrs. E. W.
McCain; Rt. = 2, Stockbridge,
Phone 2471,

OIC short nose pigs, 9-10 wks.
old, from Champion bloodlines,
$22.50 at farm. Add $1.50 ship-
ping, reg. in buyers name. J. H.
Roquemore, RED 2, Americus
Phone 7575: -



HORSES AND MULES
FOR SALE



Pr. 1,100 lb. Mare Mule, 8
yrs. old, good working mules,
in excellent cond., $175; also
McCormick deering mowing
machine and rake. Excellent
cond., W. R. Robinson, Rt. 2,
Cedartown, Phone 244M-4.

Small saddle horse, about 8
yrs. old, Gentle, $125. C. B. Col-
lins, Hazlehurst, Phone 2708.

Saddle horse, and combina-
tion, will work anywhere; also
l-horse wagon, well pump and
wood range. Walter P. Wood,
Rt. 1, Dunwoody, Phone EX-
1192.

8-10 yr. old horse, wt. around
1,200 lbs., very gentle, and nev-
er had to do much work; but
will work anywhere, $75. ony
Grizzle, Clermont.

Quality Black and White
Shetland Ponies, gentle and
small type. Geldings, $150 up.
See them at Talmadge Farms.
H. H. Findley, Mgr., Lovejoy.



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



Fine gray doe, $3.50 and 1
Rooster, 4 young Pullets, $7.50
or Rabbits and all for $10. Mrs.
C. E. Reese, Box 604, Jonesboro.

19. White NZ Does and 2
bucks ,all bred, young, and good
foundation stock, $100 for lot.
Ship anywhere. J. C. Fields,
1018 W. Poplar Str., Griffin,
Phone 3682 after 6 p.m.

Reg. big bone African Guinea
Pigs, with papers furnished in
buyers name, $25 at farm, $30
crated and shipped. Prepaid in
Ga. Luther C. Holland, Rt. 1,
Byromville.



SHEEP AND GOATS
FOR SALE



2 fine milk goats, Reasonable.
Must see to appreciate. For in-
formation see T. M. Nichols, Rt.
5, Moultrie.

4 yr. old black miik goat,
freshen in Jan.; also young
Black milk goat freshen 3 wks.
Gentle and easy to milk, both
bred to same type of milk, $25
for both. Cecil Turner, Point



Peter,

Duluth, Phone

Rm. house wired for elec.,



SHEEP AND GOATS
SoFOH SALE 7 =



3 yr. old half Toggenburg and:

Nubian with second kidding, has
2 fine does, 10 days old. Should
milk 4 qts. daily. Has horns and
very gentle and easy to milk;
very good size. Can be seen at
amy home. D. A. Bagley, M. D.,
44 Washington St., Austell,
Phone 2315 from 8 a.m. to 12: 00
noon daily.



POULTRY WANTED





_ FARM HELP WANTED





< Rae fi

Want white, single man, 45-
60 yrs. of age to work on Poul- |.
try farm. Some rough carpen- | \
try, board and reasonable sal- |
ary. John E. Buford, Rt. 1, Ma=

con, Phone 30961.

Can furnish reg. ore for |

2-3 hands exp. with power saw,
truck, tractor and livestock.
Large house with elec. furnish-
ed. Fred Barber, P. O. Box 206,
Jonesboro.

Want honest, Soper man. and

Dairy
spe time, h
-on School bus |



Have to be moved,
ser bs Gunter, nt es

Want job on Pou
or light farm wor.

BA TAMS:. wife with no children-to furn- Be
ant trio Black, White or|ish self, equip. and work truck |
Partridge Bantams; also pr.|farm, with sub-irrigation, raise
quackless Ducks, pr. Birming-| chickens, and fish farm, for
ham Tumbler or Roller Pigeons. | meat, lake already stocked. 2
Contact John, F. Usry, 1605|story house, water, lights,
Maryland Ave., Augusta. showers, large barn, 2 story
cabin, ehicken yard. W. A.

Game: Want purebred Cor-
bin Stag. Would consider Pea
Comb, Brown, Red,
called Brown Red Hazzard.
Give price and full description.
Roy E. Dills, Rt. 4, ee 112-A,
Blairsville.

NEW HAMPSHIRE REDS:

Want 10-12 nice young N. H.
Reds pullet hens. Give price
per hen or pullet, and age. Can
see me my place 1 mi. College
Park city limit; 1 mi. Vencon
Store. Mrs. Ruby Bailey. Rt. 1,
Riverdale.



LIVESTOCK WANTED



CATTLE:

Want 10-15 head ree high
grade commercial polled Here-
ford Springers, priced reasona-
ble. J. H. Freeman, P. . Box
1723, Atlanta, Phone EX-5643.

GOATS: , :
Want milk goat that will
freshen soon. State age, amt.
milk given daily, and price.
Within 30 mi. Ellenwood. R. M.
Boyd, Ellenwood. ~ =

HOGS: ~
Want 10. Hampshire gilts, 8-
10 wks. old, Reg. papers not
necessary. Give best prices; al-
so Hampshire boar ready for
service. Will come after. B. F.
Bennett, Rt..1, Box 155, Bon-
aire. 5

HORSES:

Want 2-3 real pretty, stylish
horses, suitable for Shrine
Temple Mounted Patrol. Must
be gentle and stylish. Ross H.
Dismuke, 119 N. Jackson St.,
Albany, Phone HE-2-1241,



FARM HELP WANTED



Want honest, sober, married
man to work on Dairy farm;
able to drive truck, tractor. 4
on
School bus Rt., near Churches,
Stores, running water, wood,
garden and patches, furnished.

Liberal weekly wages. J. Al-| truck, tractor. House to be
ton McWhorter, Rt. 2, Frank- furnished. A. C. Miller, Rt. 1, |
lin. : Williamson.

, Want chicken house cleaned,
will give litter to first party.
2,500 cap., 3 bunches raised

since cleaned. Ready Noy. 10-|handle 50-60 thousand cap.
15. See me my place nearjConsider layers. All letters
Holly Springs, Indian Knolljans. A. J. Lowery, Rt. 3,

Rd.;-Near Canton. W. R. Blank-
enship, Rt. 2, Canton.

usually.

-| habits. Will L. Dunn. Rt.

with light farm work on farm.



Humphries, Rt. 2, Clayton.

Want white or-col. man for
Dairy and generale farm work.
Prefer man with family to cul--
tivate 8 or 10 Acres Cotton on
share basis. Grady E. Wheeler,
Rt. 1, Box 465, LaFayette.

Want nice, clean, healthy wo-
man to live as one of family
and do farm work. Small salary
and willing to work in home
and some outside work. No ob-
jection to 1 or 2 children.
Good house furnished. No bad
2,
McDonough.

Want middle aed woman to
do light farm chores on farm
for salary, board and Room.
No children, no bad habits, Mr.
George W. Watts, Toomsboro.

Want couple, (col. or white)
with no children to operate
small farm on share basis.
Have t-row tractor. Would
consider wage hand Will give

farm as barn 1 man.

Man, wie
wants job-
Have 5 yrs.
Binngee te

- Middie een wie.
large family want

te
tor and most all fa
See me at Fred Bark
2m 2S .ame, Jonesbo:
Grizzle, Box 208,

and exp. on b
good 4-5-Rm. |
School bus anit Mov
me my place near

reference and Expect ref. H..C.|_ 94

Howard, Rt. 1, Fort Valley.

Want white woman to help

2 in family. Board and salary.

Contact Mrs. A. R. Brown, 306 |

6th. Ave. Bibany. :

Want 1-horse farmer on hal-
ves to raise cotton, corn and
Sorghum and potatoes. Can see
me my place 8 mi. So. College
Park, just off National Hwy., |
near School bus and Mail Rt..

Mrs. Jewel Fryer, Rt. 1, ver

dale. = a

Want | fare: with exp. in

tractor farming, to farm 18-25

A. Cotton on halves. Can furn-
ish plenty of day work for

spare time. Write giving exp., |

number in family, their ages
and how to reach your place.
J. M. Alston, Rt. 2, Covington.



POSITIONS WANTED.



Want job on farm. Can drive |

30 yr. old married man with
1 child, school age,
position on Broiler farm. Can

Stone Mountain, Phone 2076 af

desires |

for ee Can

tractor, or any othe
or help in Dairy. Gc
in Ga. Can move a
Tommie Lee Speay,

St., S.W., Atlanta

Man and wife. wants
grow chickens. Exj
ready_ to move |
anywhere. Must be

and wired for elec. |
Millhollan, Rt. 2, Canton.

26 yr. old married



School \
small salary. Gontase ie



ter 6 P.M.

Weathers, 555 Centr:
'w., Atlanta 1b. x



















GRADE Thomaston Atlanta Athens Romes net SAliante aoe
; 11-7 11-8 LI ~ 71-10
Steers & Heifers 2 ; aS
Good 17.00-18.00 17.00-18.75 - . agen
Conl. 14.00-16.60 14.00-17.00 ~ - tas See ae
Utility 11.00-14.00 11.00-14.25 10.75-14.00 - ~ 11.00-13.00
Cutters 9.50-11.00 9.50-11.50 9.50-11.25 - 9.75=1 1.00 ae
CALVES ; 3 sich
Good & Choice 15.00-17.15 14.75-19.50 14.50-17.00 - Z 14.00-18.75
Util. & Coml. 10.25-14.75 10.50-14.75 10.00-14.50 - 10.25-14.00
Coml., Gd. & Ch. ; ae eee
Vealers 15.00-24.25 14.00-21.25 - 1 5.00-21 50. |

cows ee ee oe
Utility 9.75-11.00 - 10.00-11.25 9.75-11.00 - ; 10.00-10.75

C c 7.00- 9.75 7.50-10.25 7.00-10.00 . 7.00-1 0.00
BULLS eae
Util. & Coml, 11.00-12.50 11.50-13.00 11.00-13.75 - 11.00-13.00
Cutters 9. 00-11.00 10.00-11.75 10.00-11.50 - 10.00-12.75
STOCKERS ; eae
Steers & Heifers 11.00-15.80 12.00-16.75 12.00-16.50 -
Calves 10,50-17.00 10.50-18.00 10.00-17.00



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