Farmers and consumers market bulletin, 1955 September 28

Commissioner

Phil Campbell,

















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in this column. Some notices will be
n page 2, -column 1, under Sale
t Notices should be mailed to; Editor,
+t Bulletin, Dept. of Agriculture, pyate
ee Ga.



URnaual Convention Ga, Frozen :
Food Hecker Assn. :



ae Annual Southeastern Fair.
1.4 is *H Club Day

Madiacnvillo, Tennessee, 1:30
Feeder Calf Sale. Informa-
ion: H. P. Byrd, County Agent,
Loudon, Tenn.





Statewide _ Community Agri-
ltural Stabilization Conservation
SC) Committeemen elections,

Georgia















ane College, at Tifton, has.
Des short courses which. will |

fe be made

now. called the chicken became >





October 11 Event Draws
- SMatewide Attention

More than a thousand feeder calves
and yearlings, both steers and heifers,



_have been consigned to the first statewide
- Demonstration Feeder Calf Sale, to be
held in Americus, Oct. 11. The Sale looms

ag the largest of its type ever held in
Georgia. -
Perhaps. the greatest single need in

beef cattle marketing work in Georgia

is the organization of a feeder calf pro-

gram, according to R. O. Williams, live-
stock marketing specialist for the Agricul-
tural Extension Service, one of the spon- 2

sors of the Americus sale. :

The Extension Service urges Georgia
eattlemen to participate in this statewide
feeder calf sale, which is seen by Exten-
sion livestock specialists as an event of
major importance to the states beef cat-
tle industry. f

IMPORTANT MARKETING OUTLET

Says Williams: Properly conducted
teeder calf sales such as the one at Am-
ericus should become an important mar-
keting outlet. If such sales can be started
I believe they will grow and improve rap-
idly and be of great benefit to our beef
cattle producers.

A feeder calf sales program is of ad-
vantage to the buyer as well as to the
seller, Williams points out. In areas
where this type of program has been de-
veloped effectively calves have brought a
higher price per lb, Buyers are willing to
pay more when they have the opportu-

nity to buy feeder calves in uniform
groups, he said.

OBJECTIVES
The Extension Service lists five ob-

jectives to the Oct. 11 sale:

1. To help fulfill a major need in
marketing beef cattle in Georgia.

2. To expand the market outlet for
Georgia feeder calves.

3. To supply the demand of feed lot

- operators in this area and in other parts

of the country who are interested in
Georgia calves.

4. To pool (sell cooperatively) uniform
groups of calves of comparable quality,
weight, breed, and sex.

5. To assist feeder buyers in locating
ealves at minimum travel time and ex-

- pense.

ERY taking part in the big sale Geor-

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NUMBER 4 4

) CALF SALE .





Plan Listed For Long Life
For Tobacco Barn Stokers

An official of a Georgia coal company
says that farmers who cure their tobaeca
with coal-burning stokers can save equip:
ment maintenance money by as

_ this plan:

As soon as possible after the curing
season take the pipes down, knock out
ashes and soot, then pull through the
pipes an oil-soaked: sack or rag. This will
make pipes last 6 to 8 years longer. The
stoker should be covered with a tar-
paulin if it is not under a shed.

It is also suggested that the farmer
put four or five drops of oil in the motors
grease cups at the beginning of curing
season and repeat this weekly, until cur-
ing season is over.



gia farmers can help carry out these five
objectives and benefit themselves at the
same time, the Extension Service says.

WORTHY OF FEEDER LOTS

Cattle feeding in Georgia has been
increasing rapidly, Williams notes, and
the quality of cattle is being improved
to the extent that a higher percentage
of the annual calf crop is worthy of go-
ing into feeder lots.

Any Georgia cattle producer is elig-

ible to enter calves in the Americus sale,
' but entries are limited to steer and heifer

calves of predominantly beef breeding.
An official committee will grade the
calves on the basis of U. S. feeder grades.

Calves will not be paint-branded but
will be penned according to grade. They
will not be accepted, however, unless
they grade fancy, choice, good,
or medium. Sales entries will be con-
ducted on a consignment basis and con-
signments should be submitted through
county agents. No sales commission will
be charged.

-Cattlemen wishing to consign calves
have until Friday, Oct. 7 to notify their
county agents of consignments. Calves
will be taken in at the Americus Live-
stock barn through Oct, 10.

The sale is under the sponsorship of
the American Livestock Promotion Asso-
ciation, the Sumter County Livestock
Assn., the Georgia Livestock Assn., and
the Extension Service.

Georgia, First:

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tender white and old time
speckled. half runner garden
beans: 50c: cup; Red! spotted

o.

free of turnips and obnoxious

planting, $1.25 gal. . B.. Gnis+

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PHIL CAMPBELL, Commissioner



aie Published Weekly at :
a Ii14-122 Race Sk, Covington. Georgia: i
By Depariment of Agriculture t
; Notify on. FORM 3579) Buneaw off Markets,
222 State Capitol Atlanta, Georgia |



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in Section 1103) Act af Octehen 8, 1917.

unden Act of June. 6, 1900.
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SEED AND GRAIN
FOR SALE ;



White nest and Red Scullion!

onions: and! buttons; $1.25: gall;

crowder and Blue Java: peas;
30c Ib. Add postage. G. qT.
Brown; Rt. I, Baill Soa

Old fashion multiplyi ing on=,
jons, $1.50) gallon; Colanedi
Mrs. W.. P. Humphreys, Box. 155,.
Stone Mountain.

White multiplying nest on-
tions, $1.50 gall; Ca bunch
bunch Butter Bans, 60c. cup-
ful, mixed Okra seed, 60c cup.
PP: Alli fresh 1955 crop: Miss:
Emma Dugger, Oliver.

1955 crop Ky. 31 Fesaue, re- |,

eleaned and tested} 99%. purity,
$20; wt.-Roy- Ray, Beusttesae;,
Phone 2064.

Y Chancelor~ Seed Wheat, re-
cleaned, $2.50 bu.;, Arlington
Seed! Oats, $1.30) bu: Recleanedi-
tested, even wt. bags: Harry
Johnson, Silver.

1,000, bu. Southland; seed oats,

weeds, $i bu: at farm: Di
Stewart, Sumner. phone= 2333.

Clean. white nest, onions, $1.50
gal. postpaid. Mrs. Rosetta Hun-
nicutt, Dial

Multiplying: shallots for: fall

son, Rt,

Fine Okra. seed, bears until.
frost,=50c Jarge cupfull: Mrs.
Blanche lLeathenwood; Lawzrenr
ceville.

Clean Shallots: 75c gal. Add.

postage. Mrs. Laura Williams,
it. 2; Gainesville:

1, Dahlonega.

2000: Ibs: 1955: crep Crimson
clover seed, germ. 99:00%:; pur.
ity,, 85.50%, 50 lb. Billy Bent-
ley, Rt. 2, Phomastom |

Recleaned Blue Lupine seed,
93% germ., five cents lb. T. E.
Abney, Rt. 1, Cochran, Phone
Webster 4-2455:

Sevenal hundred bu. extra
good Victor Grain, 48-93 oe
Gats;, $1 yu: Je, Powell, Rt. 2)
Vienna, Phone 4178.

Watermelon: seed:, Imp. pure
Pride of Ga. 75: seed, 30c pure
Icebox, 40iseed, 15 addi stamped.
addressed) envelope: Mus. W.
Y, Summers, Rt. 5, Newnan.

Large Red and white nest
multiplying onions, $1.60 gal.,
_also, scallion Buttons and Shal-
Jots, ready to plant, $1.35 gal,
PP. No chks. Mrs. Lon -Ash=}
worth, Rt. 1; Dacula.

600, bu. Oats, combime mam,
#1.10 bu. not sacked. EH. Bud-

Executise Office State Capital
Ediforial and Executive Otfices

Publication, Office.
114-122 Pace Si, Covingion, Georgia:

Atlania. Ga.



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| SEED AND GRAIN
FOR SALE:



1955, combine run peas, clean-
edi and sacked, $6.50 bu. limited
amt.; also 195m small white: lady
peas, no weavils, $12. bu. D. C.
Jordan, Crawford.

= ni f
14,000) lbs. Dixie Crimson re-
seeding Clover; pure seed, 98.7.6:)
pct.; Germ. 88: pet; hard. seed,
16 pet; noxious weed seed) none.

lank; 1423: Atlanta Radi, Gul}
fin, Phone 54.07,

3, on 4& gal, old time Shatin
$1.25 gal. Plant now. J. D. Dur-
den, P. . Box 127, Hapeville.

White: nest onions, $1.25 gal.;
also ground sage 50c cupful..
Addi eens Miss Genia. Brown,,)
Bt.. 1, Ball. Ground.

1955 crop 3,000; bu. Cokers

Sacks, FOB. J. Lynwood; Bent-
ley; Phone: Thomaston, 3697.
Fi

1955 crop white nest onions,
$150: gall Postage paid. Mrs.
Car]. Hunnicutt,, Dial.

Cokens: 48-93; oats, cert. by
GCIA, purity 99.12 pet. germ.
G4 pet, $1.50, bu. im 4 bu.. bags;.
'Cokers. 47-27. Wheat, combine
run, tested 61 bs. per bu,,, $2:50:
bu, bulk at farm. Will ship.
oats, OQ. M. Ware, % Hart &
Wane Farms, Marshallville,,

Cokers 48-93 Victor Grain
seed oats, $1 buy 100 bu. Cokens
47-27 bu. in new bags. Charles
H. Fountain, Rt. 6, Box 105,
Dublin:

4.000! bu. Ist yr. Cokexs Oats;,
gern 90) pet.,. $1.30., including
bags, at faym. Jack Cates, Rt.
1, Hawkinsville, Phone Twit
light. 375398: :

Green glaze
thls, 50c, 9 this., $1, 20 thls.,
PP: 'T. J. Steed. Buena Vista.

$2.

Fresh Calif. multiplying beer
seed; 20c start; 12) st. $1. PP
|Mrs. Hark Fincher, Rt. 1,, Waco:

Sugar Cane, 6 to 8 tt. long,
fox grinding, chewing or plant- |}
ing next year, S. J. Foss, Rt. 1,
Brooklet.

' Several thousand! stalks im-
proved! green sugar cane. Hxe:

Cheap at patch, Hl C. David-
som, Ri. 2,. Molena.

40. cupful,
oniens, $1.35 gal.; also rooted
sage plants, $1 diez. $7 C. Mary.
Ruth Phillips, Rt. 1, Royston. ~

| New crop Blue ae high
Quality, new bags fon sale. Sam-



gon, Raleigh. eS Manchester

ple on sedate m Gi Wiley, |
eee Ib

i mima Crump.

50e Ib: EOB. C. LT. Mantin;./

Shellman, f
Reseeding Crimson eloxer

seed, also 31 Fescue. G. HE.

Eulgraim seed oats,. $1 bu, plus:|

cllard: seedy 4:|;

fon making Syrup or for seed,

Frost proof English Pea Seed,,|
white multiplying |'





Chama a Rescue, 20c Ib.,
Rye, Gnas Ib, Ky 31 Fescue,
18 1b; Dixie: Maan Clover

and oe mizature, 25c> bi,
also: ae $30. ton, c. Ds Wood,
Bowd on.

Table, white plack-eye, erow~
der peas; some mixed) 36c cup,
Plus postage on swap for sacks: |)
1 cup for 1 good print or 2)
white: sacks. Mis, Opal Tram=
ork.

20, bu wheat, $2: bu; at my
fm J. & Leverett, Rt i Par-
ro

rect Multiplying Calif! beer
seed, 1 thbls., 28, 3: for 50c. No
stamps nor chks. Add postage.
ihvite Runles,, Rt. a Gaines-
Ville:

Garden. Sheae 50c cup, or):
ij. exelhs cup for 2 print: or 3} witite
sacks; also white andi cream:
half runner 6) Wks; peas; alsa|
little 6 week Peanut beans.. Je-|
Fae * 2 Tbe
Rock.

\White nest and ned: naaltee
plying onions: for planting now,
$1.25 gal, PP. Exc. 1 gal. of the
nest for 1 doz. nice: lange: sage
plants. Frank Bennett, Coffee.

5,000 bu: 48-93% Victor grain

180; Dublin, Phone 1479-IT.

Red Multiplying onion sets
for fall! planting. 75c gal., plus:
Postage off 35e fon second: andi]
third zone. Ms. We E, Wooten,
Camilla, ~~

From Breeder seed, 49- 93
Cokens: Victor grain Oats, geurh.
92. pet. Clean, and: bagged: at.
my place, $1.10 bu. also No.
200; Pensacola Bahia
.germ:. tested, 2% Ib, in, 100
Ib. bags. C: W. Huffman, _Smith-
ville.

White. nest or eaibibiyiiees
onions, fon Winten and Spring
Onions, $1.50 gale PP. Ist) and
2ndi Gone. GC. Daniel, Ten-
fill ts

1,000) lbs, cext.. Dixie Crimson
Cle: seed, 50 Ib, 150; bu,
cert. Chancelor | Wheat, $3.50 Ib.;
1,500 Ibs. Ky-3il Fescue: inn new.
50 Jb. white bags. Not cert.

190 pet; alsa booking onders;.
Brown. Millet and Clay and Iron.
peas. W. Hi Norris, Zebulon,
"Phone: Logan 17-8922) -

Pensacola Bahair Grass. seed),
necleaned, and: packed in new
100 1b. bags, 25 lb. Letters. ans.
Vingil T: Barber, Rt. 2), Nash-
ville.

Approx. 600 tbs. 1965)
\Ky-31 Hescue Gnrass, combine
run, FOB, for highest bid.
{Robert L. Green, Peming.
| Sweet Yellow Lupine, white
lseed;, 15c li; bitten Tupine
seed, 5e lb; few bags Sweet
Thupine seed, 30c Ib. Reg: pend-
ing; D. -C: Royal} Aashbunn..

$1.25 gall PR. Cora Mae Ham-
montree, Rt. 2, Chickamauga.

Appnox. 500 bu. Fulgrain
QOats,, combine run, test Wt. 28
lbs, no Johnson: grass, Thistle,
etc., 100: bu, in youn bags; also
200 bu. Chaneelor Wheat, 55)

ham, Wanrenton,,

Gueen. Glaze eollandi sacd) 200
thl., $1.50 lb.,, hot. green, pep-||
per, 50c Qt., old time crowder
peas, 45 eup; Shallot onion
plants, 20e doz. Ali Bee
age. Mrs. Viola Brady, Rt, 1
Box 343) Cairo. -

Turnip seed, $1.25 cups, 2
this:, 25; 1955 white half run-
ner andi black wax: pole bean
seed, 35c cup. Add ~ postage.

enceville, es

1955 crop Purple Hull Crow-

Booknig orders on Southland |
Oats, Wheat, and Abruzzi Rye;)
also on 1955 crop Cattail Millet,
Sericea, -Lespedeza, and Bahai
ao Gemm and- purity guar.

See Sankie Powell at
near Wrens, OF



ats; andi 2;000) bu. Southland!)
Oats. Fred, Flanders, Rt.. 6, Box.)

Grass, |)

but good Analysis, germ. above |

erop;| -

Yellow Nest (potato) onions, f

lb:, combine run. Cecil L. oe

Mrs. A. E. Daniel) Rt. 2, Lawr- |:

der pea ee 20 Jb. in hull.
Cannot ship. J.. Fy Gohen. Bem |
ple, Rt. 2, 5 :

1955 crop Ky-31 Fe:
tested and recleaned, ;
ewt. Cecil Travis, C/O
Crest Acres, Riverdale,
Fayetteville, 5581.

Several hundred Dube
good, clean oats. bring sacks,
$2 bu. Milton Bryant,

mest onions; for fall) planting,

Postage to. be added. Mrs. G.
W. Fuller, Rt. 2, Woodstock.

Cokers nw 48-93 oats, grown
from cert. seed, recleaned,
bright, sound, $1. 50 bu. R. =D.
Tatum, Palmetto.

(2,000) bu:, recleanied Comer |
No. 4893. seed, oats, 4 bu. bags, |
$1.25 bu. FOB. Clarence

Walton, Font Valley. a

jtest 94-94 pct, ee
sound. 5) buy. ae
J. F. Lowe, Box C/O whit |
stone Farm, Et. Valley. Se

1955 White half-runtex flan,
seed; also large striped bunch

bean, very prolific with beans;.| Huc
6-7-in. long, 50c cup: FOB: Mrs..| Pos

Inez, Gore, Rtg 2 pe By oal:

extra |
luffton. :
1955) lange red), multiplying or x
'$1.25 gal, cheaper by the bu, | -

Victory grain seed oats,. stale



PLANTS, F OB SALE



Barker, Rutledge.

and May Chenries tmees,, and:
Muscadine grape vines. All_ 6
for $1; also Ganlie bulbs; $l.
doz. Add postage. Mrs. Mae:
Turner, Gainesville, Rt. 6,

Red; Gold Strawberry, $1. 25

pernongs and Summer: Grapes,.
6, $1, Hazlenut, Blueberry, 12,
$1, Dewberry, ea OC; Chin-
quapen tuee, small seedlings.
Mis. M: I. Eaton, Rite, Th,
jonega.. ie



large Red. Missionary Sue
benny; $1 C, $7 M, Plus Post-

rceived with full count. COD.
orders. aceepted.- Mrs.
M. Deen, Rt. 4, Baxley.

berry, $1 . Add Postage. Exch.
for print sacks, Mus. John
Myers, (Adgison); Rit. a _ Hart-
well,

harge Ae Str
berry, $2 C, Ganlic bulbs;,

home:. Mrs. Mary Ei Hudson,
Rt.. ae iocpas Phone 3-0884 My

Chas. W. frost proof cabbage,

Chas: W.. frost: pnoof eee:
fnesly and oe 300} $1.50, 500}
$2,, $8.50 ML Postage paid, or)
$9) IW. at farm, Ry,
Pattiss .
Klondike:
Strawberry,

andi
90c C.. alsa, white

Crowe; Rt 35 Cumming.

Water Cress rooted pigs
$1 C. Prompt shipment. Add

C.-C. Gentry, Rt. Calhoun:

Strong Sage plants for. fall

ta

i Bradleys super ever- hears
Strawberry, Bear until ee
(50) fon $1 del. Bonnie Call}, Rt
1, Ellijay.

i

wales,

Large opener "plants,
$3, 50) Postpaid. We Re Wines,
1104 7th. Ave, Albany.



Asparagus plants,
tomatoes, Headi

farm | oni



Lar ge Sei plants, 900 |
C. del. by Pancell: Post, We. EB)

- Catnip bunched, sage oimts, ho

C;, Muscadine Grapevine, Soup |

Dale |

age. Orders filled) same. day: ne- |}

Winnie

Fine Gem everbearing Shmae|







doz. Add Postage. Cheaper at. |,

500, $2, 1,000, 33:50) op 60c- c ps
: Deli, Otis Conner, Pitts. SPI (2

Chanclar, | iz

de
Mewonhs

nest onions, $1.50_ oy Mrs.. Guy |

30e per $1 for ees Mrs. |i.

setting, $1.25. doz, PR: Mims. We
M. Wilks, Rt 2,. Chatsworth. }

| lange Blakemore Strawberry,
1S. No stamps or cliks: Addi |
postage. Prompt shipment. Mins. |
(\Hlizabeth Alison,, Rb. Ny Gainey

Improved Blakemore Sean: :
berry, 7bc C.,, $6) Mi. Add post
Lage. . Vinning; oS 115,
piehols) : Sy .


















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ville. eee



































































































































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re herd sire and SCOWS;












-Milch cow, $100; ee
eh cow with first calf;
$135. Re VW. Bales; |
Rd., Warner Robins.












ig GaSe

nd: heifers, fres

ome full blood, but

oS 8 yr. old mule,
ile, work any-

6 econ Lamar

Ret Ay haretta,

polled Hereford cows: ana
Jec Hereford helt


















a old? Brown
wt.. 300 lbs., milk
of Clemson: Reg





: Buaae shoats,

Sey

Gey heifers,
Else to breed for next Fall
ut | freshening. Earl
[ | Phone Stockbridge 4039,

- 400 Angus and 50 White Face
calves at side, sub. to
tate but not reg. 65 White
Face Reg. cows and bulls out
of best bloodlines. P. V. Strip-|.
ling, Metter,

: 54 reg. Hereford cattle:
-jcows, 8 heifers, 2 herd bulls,
and 18 calves of various. sizes,.
| $6,000. Will furnish health pap-
hers. to= _ byyer.
Sparta. ao)

Reg. Angus bull, 315 yrs. oft
| 2) White face cows,

milch cows, all bred to Reg.
| Sngus bull, freshen soon, $560
for lot, or sell separately. Julius
ae Graves, Rt.
| Phone 5792)



3, Fayetteville,





Pace,

Ss HE. _ Hollis,
Y J

~ Reg. Angus bull, 5 yrs. old,
excellent cond.,, $250,
Gideon, Hwy. 92, Fayetteville: |

18 mo, old, purebred Holstein
sey | bull, wt. 600 lbs., $50. Russell
S,. McGukin, RE, of

20! Holstein heifers,
yrs. old, good bloodlines, mark-| e
ed well, All good cond. Cheap}
for quick sale.
| Hamilton, Phone 3321.

Reg, twin bull calves,
or trade, R. L. Johnson, Bias
burn, Phone. 3981.

Extra nice, perfect te
Holstein. bull, 2 yas. old, $225;
also, purebred: subject 4o) reg.
4 mo. old; 2: boars
pal gilts. 20, ea. Discount to
FFA members. Sam Li. Lewis,
Eats 1, Box 1, Culverton.

15 or 20) Jersey Holstein and
Jersey Holstein heifers crossed
wt. 400-500 Ibs.; half-Jersey and:
| Holstein crossed with
_\eace Reg. male. Make offer. Mrs

W. L. Helms; Buena Vista. ~

Bremen,
Eto. 2

BM. Moon, x

- Reg. young bulls, cows with}
calves and bred heifers to. 1953
Southern Reserve
$150 to $200 ea. my farm, 9 mi.
this side Douglasville;. ist farm
past river on. Campbellton Rai;
oe TR W. Caldwell, Douglasville.

a aaa
yifor service. Some artifically
~|Sired from high milk produc-.
ers. Reasonable. . H. Bunn,
| Midville. - :

Rex.

26;

ys Jersey

W.-C.

Sell

White:

Champion, [

aseus.

heifer

heifer,
cond..,

800 Ibs.,

Eastman.

mo;



Omaha.

Jens Farm.

Reg. .

ealf,

Ebony Eric, $175;
cow, $175; reg. 5 mo. old Angus |
pull, $100: My place near Hol-
brooke ou Ground. F.

F.
Wright, Rt. Box 283; ee,
etta..

14. mo:
horn, type,
$90, FOB my farm. G.
W. Darden, Watkinsville. :

Reg. 5 yr. old horned Here-
ford bull, wt. 1,500 Ibs.,
cherry red, excellent herd bull,
$250; purebred Guernsey male
out of reg. stock, 2. yr. old, wt
well marked, $150. All
at farm. J. A. Lowery, Rt. 4,

Hereford. bull,
good breeder, $160.
Brewer, Bee 8s Danielsville.

Reg. Aberdeen Angus: bull,
about 1,200 lbs. 4 yrs. old,. $2.00
vat my farm, J. Clyde Page,


























































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/ Comin.. ew, Dublin 15,35- 15.58! 15.05 - P5532
Statesboro Bee, 16.50 15.86 15.10
: 1470) ney
| Serna 36.45 15.60 15.00 15.10
15.68, 15.45). 14.85 | 1S 75
16.25, 15.52. 14.35, 15,60
Goleas Sah 14.40.
TE.TQ 15,60; T5358 -
15.80) 15.00,
TSA 14.75 15.00
15,40; B5.00: es
15478 14.88 15:25
5.00: 14.50: a
: 15.20 TE40
bh20 Te
15.55," W.00)

15.25



16.10 |




in 30 days, eg 4 mo. old ul |
calf, purebred 1 yr. old Jersey.
heifer; also Black and White
Shetland Pony Mare, gentle,
easy to handle, Black $ yr. old
Mare Mule, 1,100 Tbs. guar. to
work. anywhere, Howell . Jor- ea.
-dan, Hawkinsville.

Reg. polled Shorthorn. bulls,.|
old enough for service. At Pul-
W. R. Pullen, Dam-| 20

6 Purebred polled bulls, 6 to
9 mo. old, dbl.
Reasonable.

standard. reg.
Farm located in
' Oconee Co. J. BR. Erikson, P. O.
Box 4533, Atlanta 2) LA-3838.

Purebred, 2: yr.
bull, Dam and Sire subject to
Teg; also. Billy - Goat.
West, Rt. 2,, Box 161, Eatonton.

' Reg. 16 mo. old White Face
Hereford bull, wt. 800 Ib., $125.
Ronald Orr, Sharpsburg.

2% yr. old Guernsey cow with
good. markings,
$125, my place Sandy Springs.
H. M, Estes, 120: Mt. Vernon.

te reg. Angus bulls and 10
heifers, sired by State Cham-
pion Bondolier bull. Approx, 7|. 3
old, wt. 550 to 600: Ibs.,
$100 to. $125. W. F. Dew, Rt. 2,
Calhoun, Phone 4016.

1a yr. old, purebred not reg.
wt. 1,000: lbs.,
~Herman

old Jersey
Grady

reg. Angus.

old: Hievefond
excellent

well |
Wayne |,
Phone Leslie- }

_|boar. Deep red im -col.,
.| built, and meat type.
Rose, DeSoto,

| 2172. ME

Bei: fine OIC pigs, ee

second Sunday in. Octobr, $10
ea, Lewis H. Jones, Rt. 73,
Fayetteville.,

23 OIC pigs, 7 ent. reg., $10
at my home 5 mi. West
Palmetto on Rico Rd. Will not
ship. Mrs. S: A. Phillips, Rt. 1,
Rico Rd., Palmetto. Phone 5153.

open spring farrowed
Hampshire gilts,
over 65 head. Vac. and reg.
buyers name. Mostly sired by
$500 son of 1953 Ohio and In-
diana Grand Champion. $40 ea.;
tReg, 3 yr. old boar, $150: Bob
Allen Wall, C/O River View
Farm, Atxson.

Reg. 5 mo.-old Hampshite
boars, about 175. lbs., $45 ea.
at. farm. Hoyt A. Green, C/O
Green Valley Farm, 41 Hwy...
Cartersville. 5

12 reg. Hereford pigs; 8 wks.
old Oct. 4, $22.50 ea. at farm.
Papers. im your name. Leonard
Fleming, Rt! 2; Hartwell.

EBay; Atlanta 19) & wks. old Hampshire pigs
from Grand Champion sow,
Reg. 3 yr. old Angus bull,| $18 ea. Carl ele Rt. 2, Daw-

sonville.



8 white pigs, 6-8 wks. old,
from good stock, $10 ea. G. .
Hembro, Rt. 1; Clayton, Phone
3423. :

Reg: SPC pigs, 38 mo. old,
papers in buyers name. Tom-
mie Willeox, Rt. 1, Eastman,
Phone 3940. 4

Reg. Duroc pigs, selcted for
breeding stock from top blood-
lines, life treated, with papers,
$25 ea. Robet A. Cail 5s
-| Savannah.

15 Hampshire and PC -Craess
pigs, 8 wks. old, 55-40 lbs. my
place Hwy. 16. Brewster. Orr,
Sharpsburg.

col.

litters of reg. Hampshire
pigs, best bloodlines, forrewed
Aug. 8th. $20 ea. Reg. buyers:
name. My place near Bellview.
Church. George F. Phillips, Rt.
, Rockmart.

Little bone Black ~ African
Guinea pigs, stay-fat king; male
shoat, about 125 lbs. $35 at
farm, 6-1/2 mi. So, Griffin on
Hwy; 19: Wilson Carson, Rt. 3,

Purebred 15 mo. old Duroc

Male or female ready to wean |r.

| best of bloodlines: 200 Ib. male,

eulled from}

| ville 2910:

\price at farm for entire ea





Box 371, Griffin,

SEPTEMBER: Th








Cross.



Purebred, elig.reg., Dae.












now in service, 1 ea. 40 -lb.
boar, and bred. eilt. O. C. Pat-"
terson, Rt. 1, Box 35, Ty Ty.



Some Hogs and pigs for sale.
Willie Evans Rt. 1, Fairmount.

30 pigs and shoats, 4 to 12~
wks. old; SPC and OI eross.
Priced: according to size and
age. Will notship. My place
3 mi. West Palmetto. H. D
| Wilson, Rt. 1, Pal metto.

Reg 4 mo. ae Duroc boar,
sell or trade for sey. of equal
value; some 100 lb. feeder pigs.
M. F. Peterson, 4070 McAfee
Rd. Decatur, DE-8663.

9 reg. 9 wks. old SPC Fe
(4 gilts, 5 boars) from grand
Champion. FFA stock, Reg.
buyers name. $15 ea snot
ship: James Callaway, Rt. a
Fayetteville.

Purebred 6 wks. old OIC
pigs, $12.50 ea., my place near ~








































Five Forks. J. W. Landress, Rt.
1, Lilburn, Phone Lawrence:

Reg. Hereford pigs: boars,
$25 ea., sows, $85 ea. with pap-
ers, wt. 150 Ibs. and over. See is
at Stuart P. Murrays Farm, <
off Stilesboro Rd. Paul Barrett,
Rt. 1, Kennesaw, Phone Mari-
etta, 87914.

Purebred Tamworth males
and gilts, selected individuals
for color conformation, healthy, -
free of disease. Will reg: als
some feeders reasonable. Char-
les*Baldwin, Suwanee.

15 qell bred SPC pigs, 8
wks. old -will be weaned this
week, oversize for age. Speci













cine pigs, $10 ea. 3 for $20
A. M. Cowin, Temple, Rt. He















Tamworth gilts and ode pigs.
out of production record litter,
ready for del. at 8 wks. old,
Wilk ship; $25 -ea, Johm P,
Dempsey, Rt. 2, Rome.

Cherry Red: Duroc pigs, both
sex, 7-8 wks. old, from top
bloodlines. Selected breeders,
reg... in Buyers name, $20 to
$22:50'ea. T. F. Sapp, Abbeville,








15.35







Wilkes Co. S/, Washington



Washington Co. Whe Assn., Sandersville TOTS 5.25 TH. 7D:
Dalton L/S Ca.,, Dalton: 16.90: 1650 16,89 TREO
Emanuel! Co. s/Y, Swainsboro 16.50 15.75 15.25:
Barfow k/S: amm.. Co., Cartersville 16.00 _ 15.70 15.50 14.00
eI Pi (sows) -
SEPTEMBER 19 ae a
Dodge o:. S/Barn, Eastman 74,22 15.95 17.60 T&80
Ocilia L/S Co, Ocilla 16.16 15.73, 15.81
Seminole L/S Auc.. Mit... Donalsonville 16.00 15.68 14:35 V410-
: 16.16
Cliathane) Ca. S/,, Savannalt 16.35 15.90 P45
Muscogee. /S:Co,, Columbus 16,00 15.50
Millen &/S Mkt, Millen ~16.50 16.00 - 15.00 16.00
Shuman S/Y, Hagan i 16.36) 15.74 WS5.S5
_ Calumbus: $/Y Ga, Columbus 16.40. 15.60
\Blecidey: L/S Auc., Cochran _ VG.95 16.38 6.00 16.90 -
Sutton, L/S. Co., Sylvester | 1635. 16.72 _ WSS TR25
Ga, Farm Prodi Sales Corp., Thomaston 16.75. 16.25: P75 THO
Waycross L/S Mki., Waycross 16.39 15.65 -5.00 = 4.20
SEPTEMBER: 20 a
Farmers S/, Sylvania: } 16.10 TR75 15.00 T&00
Mitchell Ga L/S Co., Camilla 16:28 15.95 1577 14580 ;
16.29. 2
Bawsom &/S Cai, Gawsow 16.15 16,45 15,40
Farmers L/S Auctiom Co. 16.08 T5,40. 45.30 15.35,
Farmers" S$/, Arlington FOS TS.85: 15.78 WAS &
Gobb Co, B/S: Can,, Bouglas 16,30 1895 TS.17T 15.20
Moultrie b/S Ca, Moultrie PETS
is 16.25 15.95 :
Smith S/, No. 3, Thomson 17.00 =
18,00 :
Anpling E/S Mkt... Baxley: 16.47 T59F 15,00 T5400.
Metter L/S Mkt... Metter FE26 TS. 60 15.58
TaltnallS/, Glennville : 16.37 15.70 T5417
Farmers a@Gp L/S Assn., Soperton 16.25 15.60 TS5.65
Treum Ca. Sale, LaGrange 7.60 POTS
SEPTEMEER. Zi
Coos Vailey Comm. Co., Rome 16.90 1&40 75.35 aS
\ Union S/,, Albany 16.26 15.95 15.8
. Vidalia S/, Vidalfa 16.25 1.20). THES
( Turner Co. $/Y. Ashburw T6.61 16.15 a0 =
2 |) -Peaples' 1/S Mitt. Ime., V16 15.51 15.41 VAS
ke } , VWO.24
) 16.50 16.35 15.90



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PAGE FOUR

HOGS FOR SALE



Full blooded, reg. Tamworth
i (were ready for sale Sept.
2, $20 ea.) 14 in litter, also 2
reg Tamworth gilts ready
breed, 8 mos. old. See. Mrs.
Mary F. Milton, Baxley, Rt. 1.

Duroc sow, 350 Ib. wt. 2 yrs.
old, her pigs ready for sale; also
a very gentle polled Hereford
bull, .2 yrs. old, with papers.
J. W. Lewis, Newnan.

18 hogs (10 are gilts that will

farrow soon), good cond. Sell
or exch. for polled Hereford
cattle. EK. M. Landrum, Adairs-

ville.

Reg. big bone Guinea pigs, 6
wks. old, also purebred Hamp-
shire 8 wks. old pigs, $12:50 ea.;
OIC and big bone cross, 9 wks.
old, $12 ea. Rever Wade, Alto.

18 OIC and brokenose Berk-
shire crossed pigs, 6 wks. old;
also a stock hog. Vel Roebuck,
Riel Lawrenceville.

Reg. young SPC sow, gentle,
has had 2 litters. Bred riow to
Champion boar, Pride of Ga.
reasonable at my.place; also
want to hear from someone
who has small gentle Pony for
small boy, wt. about 650 Ibs.
Prefer half Shetland mare. Buy
or trade Reg. hogs for Pony.
Write first. George Ferguson;
Rt. 1, Cave Spring.

Cherry Red Duroc pigs, good
bloodlines, wormed, inoculated,
and reg. in buyers name. W.
B. Merritt, Greensboro.

OIC breeding stock from reg.
sshort-nose -blocky type pigs,
$20 ea; bred gilts, $40 ea; 1 bred
sow, $60. Will reg. buyers
name, treat and crate: cheaper
at my farm and buyers furnish
crates. Paul J. Cain, Commerce,
Ris

Cherry red Duroc pigs, both
sex, Reg. buyers name, $25
ea. my place, DIM: SO: Pine-
view and 9 mi. No. Rochelle.
Zeke Barker, Rt. 2, Box 125,
Rochelle. (

Reg. 340 lb. SPC sow, 4 pigs,
6 wks. old, 45-50 lbs. elig. to
reg. from litter of 8. Chester
Cheek, Rt. 1, Hawkinsville.

Hampshire boar, son of Model
Bob, Southeastern Fair 3 rib-
bon winner, sub. to reg., 5 mos.
old, $30. Julian Kinnett, % Ber-
muda Farm, Stone Mountain,
"phone 4683.

Hampshire pigs, 12 wks. old;
inoculated, wormed = finest
bloodlines, $22.50 to $25 ea.
reg. buyer's name. See at farm
or phone 4462. R. Motte Smith,
Hawkinsville.



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



NZW Rabbits, good stock, 4
mo. old, $5 trio. Clem Jolly,
Clarkston. :

Pair Grey Rabbits, $3; also
2 pr. Bob White quails, $3 pr.

.and 1 pr. Ring Neck Pheasants.

1954 hatch. Raleigh Pruitt, Rt.
2, Lavonia.

2 White Rabbits, buck and
$4. Mrs. Marie Holland,
Coogler Rd., Dalton.

4 Ped Calif. Bucks selected
for breeders, from best blood-
lines. All 4 mo. old and papers
furnished. Reasonable. R. La-
mar Brantley, Rt. 2, Wrights-
ville.

NZ White Rabbits; bucks,
extra nice, 3-8 mo. $3 to $5;
18 mo. old herd Bucks, $5; Doe
$5-$6.50; Mature young. 3 to 8
mo. old, $3.50 to $6. Extra nice
Ewes. C. W. Page, 149 No. Ave.,
NE, Atlanta 8, AT-6452.

8 Doe Rabbits, $1.25 ea. All
colors. Roy Pruitt, Rt. 1, Bu-
ford.



SHEEP AND GOATS
FOR SALE



25 common goats, very cheap.

' Robert H. Conkle, Rt. 2, Hamp-

ton. phone 2444 after 6:30 P.M.

35 or 40 nice sheep, reason-
able. Hubert Burgess, Rt. 2,
Jasper.

to |.

|



4 Belem se Nes

SHEEP AND GOATS
FOR SALE



25 young Ewes of S.W. breed
presently bred to reg. Hamp-
shire Ram to bring 2nd. crop

lambs, beginning late Nov.,
$18 ea. at barn; Reg. Hamp-
shire Ram, 2 yrs. old to sell

with Ewes at $70. C. L. Hol-

combe, Rt. 2, Box 90-B, Bre-
men. .
Natural, -hornless Saanan

buck for service or sell reason-

able. E. S. Burson, Hunter St.,
Norcross.

Reg. White Saanan Buck na-
turally buttheaded, from a 6
to 8 qt. Breeding. Now ready
for service. Papers furnished.
Gus Rowland, Rt. 2, Tifton,
Phone 1151.

4 or 5 Spring Ewe lambs,
young Ram, selected out of
thrifty flock of Corridale sheep.
K. D. Sanders, Eatonton, Phone
2151.

2 full blooded, full eae
Tog. milk goats, 3 and 2 yrs.
old, both freshened July 16,
now giving 2 Qts. or better.
Cheap. G. P. Cochran, Rt. 3,

/Box 224, College Park.

Nubians, outstanding Gelin-
ski bloodlines, fine milker, 5
yrs. old, over 3,000 Ibs. past 15
mons. now, 2-1/2 Qts. day; her
daughter, 15 mos. old; freshen-
ed in June, 2 Qts. now. See and
make offer. D. F. Hinkle, Rt.
3, Stone Mountain. phone
Clarkston 3-7902. ee



LIVESTOCK WANTED



CATTLE:

Want Holstein Guernsey or
Jersey 300-500 lb. heifers, in
groups-of 3 or more. Preferably
within 70 mi. Greensboro. Must
be Bangs and TB free. R. B.
Curtis, Farmington, Phone Mad-
ison-2603.

Want to exch. reg. Jersey
bull; 4-5 mo. old for reg. Aber-
deen Angus bull; also want
reg. PC boar pig, 8-10 wks. old.
F. W. Bryant, /O Ga. School
for the Deaf Farm, Cave
Spring.

Want 3-6. mo. old Aberdeen
Angus heifers, half or three
quarters bred. Alan A. Mobley,
Rt. 2, Powder Springs.

Want 20 Holstein heifer cal-

ves, 4-6 mo.\,old, from DHIA
herds. State approx. wt. and
price. Hamilton L. Hill, New-

nan.

| HOGS:

Want red Duroc Jersey and
Tamworth crossed male. Buy
or Exch. W. L. English, Doug-
las.

Want to exch. 125 lb. hog
for beef yearling at market
prices. Mrs. J. E. Carter, Rt. 4,
Box 487, Atlanta, PL-9237.

Want young reg, cherry Red
Duroc boar, for service. W. R.
Bishop, 489 Spring St, N. W.,,
Atlanta 8, LA-3456.

Want 3-4 feeder pigs, priced
reasonable, within 50 mi. T. A.
Grove, Rt. 1, Fayetteville,
Phone 2751.

Want Reg. White Chester
boar, ready for service, within
50 mi. Griffin or Coehran. D.
J. Green. Griffin. Rt. C.

HORSES AND MULES:

Want female Mexican Burro,
at least 2 yrs. old. Thomas C.
Wylly, Tennille.

Want large mule not over
10 yrs. old, 1,100 lbs. or more,
good worker, also harness and
1-H. wagon. L. E. McCracken,
184 Clifton St. S.E., Atlanta 17,
CR-1221.

Want medium size saddle
Pony, gentle and well-trained.

Mrs. Edward W. Yates, Flint-
stone.

NX
SHEEP:

Want 25 or 50 Sheep at once.
State kind and price. C. B.
Collins, Hazlehurst.

Want milk goat, young, just
freshened, giving at least 1 gal.
day. Rey. R. G. Hartman, Hia-
wassee. phone 2512.



FARM HELP WANTED

Want white nen and wife
to help on vegetable farm near
Atlanta. Pay man, able drive
truck and tractor and pick veg-
etables $5.00 day. Nice house
with lights, wood, and garden.
Year round work. R. F. Sams,
Clarkston, Phone 43-7322.

Want healthy, clean, nice
woman without b: 4 habits, no
objection to 1 or 2 children to
live as one of family and help

with farm work on farm. Home |

and small salary. Will L. Dunn,

| Rt. 2, McDonough.

Want families, all adults to
move on my farm and gather
Cotton and Corn crop. Furnish
house, wood and regular work.
Write W. M. Clemones, 1406
Cave Spring Rd., Rome. ae

Want competent tractor driv-
er for Intnl. model-M tractor,
who can handle with 3 disc
plow for farm work. H. H..
Turner, Orchard. Halle

Want party to raise broilers,
10,000 cap. on shares. 3 Room
house, lights, water and plen-
ty of land to tend. O. P. South-
ern, Rt. 1, Stockbridge, Phone
4076.

Want at once honest, sober,
married man to work: in Dairy
and do general farm work on
farm. Must be able to drive trac--
tor. House with lights, on mail
and School bus> Route. HE. L.
Turner, Rt. 1, Greensboro.

Want good honest man to
tend big one-horse~ crop on
standing rent basis. Good

smooth gray land without rocks.
Good 3-room house, ceiled and
wired for lights. Do not write.
Bring reference. Mrs. Mary
Mitchell: Rt. 3, Lithonia.

Want white farmer with trac-
tor and equip. to operate 350
A. farm, 200 A. in cult., 85 A.
allotment. 6 A: Lake, Good 7
room house, lights, on School
Bus and Mail Rt. John B. Pope,
Rt. 4, Fitzgerald.

Want settled couple interest-
ed in Dairy or raising beef cat-
tle. Prefer portion interested in
long range farming. State quali-

fication and further inf. D. L.|

Campbell, Rt. 1, Box 29, White
Plains, &

Want family for 4-5 horse
farm on 50-50 basis. On mail
and school bus Rt. House, ee
% mi. West of Hampton. R Groh
Jordan, Rt. 1, Hampton.

Want col. family for 2-horse
crop in 50-50 basis. Steady wage
work this Winter and Fall.
House, Garden and wood. S. S.

| Stover, Rt. 4, Douglasville.

Want col. couple to work on
farm. Exp. man with tractor.
Sal. for both and house with all
conveniences, furnished. W. B.
Hart, Midland:

Want reliable party for farm
20 mi. So. City Limits of At-
Janta. House with lights, wired
for electric stove; good land,
pasture. Standing Rent or other
satisfactory basis. A. H. Ger-
main, 758 Hillpine Dr., NE, At-
lanta 6. VE-3118.



FARM HELP WANTED

poultry farm work. Ages 25 to |.
40. Must have good reference.
Room, board and salary. Mrs.
Helen Street, Rt. 2, Atlanta.

Want christian woman, white

Mrs. R. E. Ellington, Rt. 1, Fair-
burn.

Want anos man and wife,
no children, to do light farm

with elderly lady for board
and small salary. Mrs. John S.
Foster, Rt. 1, Statham.

Want family, white or 001. %
cultivate 8 A. in cotton, 30 A.
corn and hay. Must be able to
furnish self. Good land, bottom
and some upland. Henry Sha-
han, Rt. 1, LaFayette.

Man to operate cattle farm
ate Dallas, Ga. Nice house and
utilities, Truck, tractor and
other equip. furnished, Salary
will be discussed. D. C. Fergu-
son, RFD 2, Airport Rd., Dal-
las, Phone MU- 8- 0800.

Want woman for light farm
work on farm. To live as one
of family, reasonable salary,
board and room. Mr. E. Kugler,
Rt. 2, Carrollton. g

white woman (not past middle
age) for light work on farm
with non-drinking family. Pri-
vate room, board and weekly
salary. Mrs. J. O. Kay, 235),
Kelly St., SE, Atlanta 12. i

Want small white or cok fam-
ily as caretaker of farm: good
house,-good land for farming on
50-50 basis. Good community

| and School. If any bad habits

do not apply. Mrs. Carolyn W.
Wilder, Culloden. ie

Want reliable, Exp. man on
Share or salary basis to look |
after small herd polled Here-
ford cattle, grow truck on fer-
tile bottom land-~ C. Cc. oe
ton, Se t

POSITIONS WANTED







Woman and: 5 children want

ijob with someone .who: has

some hoeing to do. Want wages,

house, wired for sove, and
patches to tend of my own.
Mrs. Martha Lewis, Rissesli

Chatsworth.

Middleage couple desire light
farm work on farm for house,
lights, and small salary: Move
at once. Geo. H. Mitchell, 2244
Covington Rd. Rt. 3, Decatur.

White woman, middleage, 2
small children, want job on
Poultry farm or milk Dairy,.
-any kind of farm work. Raised
on farm. Need 3-4 Room house,
lights, wood, water, etc. Near
School and mail Rt. Reasonable
wages. Mrs. Essie Sams, 452 |
Washington St. S.W., Atlanta

ca

Want job on truck or cattle
farm. Good eee and no bad
habits. A. C. Gordy, 113 West

Want Healthy, white couse
no children from country to do

or col. for light farm work on
farm. Room, board, and salary. | 1

chores on farm and live in home.

Want at-once, unencumbered

Martin,

er. State wages

D. L. Grngie C/

Man, alone, desir
caretaker, and light 4
on farm in exch. f
live. Can give ref,
once. F, Be Brow

Singles man, past 50,
employment on Chicken
or caretaker and othe:
farm duties, T. |
Box 561,
















~ Man bea wite w
with 10 000 cap.

| No.

dle age, wants soi
Boo house

on shares. Frank Dane
2, Flowery Branch.

61 a old a

25 y yrs. exp. i
wants job on fa
and also do repair
farm. Prefer crop oi
Have to be

Steerman, Rt.

Bakers ey Rd

Went job -as -careta
Farm or Yard

large share ce \
boys, and can give
Griner, Rt. 2, Lakel

50 yr. old man
sire employment
tractor operator, :
help, or caretaker:
within 15-25
440 Coop
Atlanta: BF MU- 8- "10

23 yr. old White.

Atlanta, ; 9,





= Perry St. Savannah.

Jafter 6 p.m. c



















GRADE Thomaston Atlanta Athens - Rome- Atianta
- 9-19 9-20 9-21. : 9 22,

Steers & Heifers ; : Gara re ea
Good 17,00-19.50 17.00-19.50 17.25-18.50 - 17,00-18.70
Coml. 14.25-17.80 ~14.00-17.75 14.60-17.00 * _ 14,00-16.75 |
Utility 11.50-14.00 11.00-14.25 11.00-14.00 - 10,.50-13.50
Cutters 10.00-11.75_ 10.00-11.75 10,00-11 00 - - 9,50-11 50
CALVES : i Sc See dee
Good & Choice 15.00-18.50 14.75-18.50 -14.25-16.50 - 13.50-18.00
Util. & Com. 10.50-15.00 10.50-14.75 10.25-14.50 10.00-14.00
Good & Com! ; Ms :

Vealers - 15.00-20.00. 15.00-20.00- = 14.75-19.00
cows Fema, Tea ay
Utility 10.00-11.25 9.75- 11.75 9.75 11. 50 = i 9. 50- nee 3
c.& Cc, 6.75-10.50 7.00-10.25 7.00-10.25 whee 7.00- 10.25
BULLS a e DREN RT eee d
Util. & Coml, 11.00-13.00 11,00-13.85 117.00-13.75 eerie A or12'60.
Cutters 10.00-10.75 10.00-11.75 10.00-11.00 aan g 10.00-1 1.25
STOCKERS Ee re ESTs
Steers & Heifers 11.00-17.00 - 10.00-18.50 11.00-16.50 Viele
Calves 11.00-16.75 = 1 1,00-1 8.50

11.00-18.00



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