Farmers and consumers market bulletin, 1956 August 15

"Phil Canon.

Commissioner

ulletin

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~ WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 15, 1958







| it Quit Poisoning
Cotton Too Soon

e
CER. (ae Se cae with -
icultural Extension Service in
S, says many Georgia farmers lose a
alf-bale or More cotton per acre because
auit pojsoning = boll weevil too
























op eations can have a great deal to

the total cotton harvest. He warns
olls from which cotton is expected

> protected until they are mature
ts out that one additional boll

ht to 10 applications of insecticide.
os says weevil migra

a rae contol} program is fol-

Toe this is period: severe boll

are, sisting Ayben: a4 wind is
n five miles per hour and letting
Gag through the cotton.





















and you have the explana-
st cases. of sed weevil Cour =



Eon: is reported heavy in South
ields near the ee line and

Sars says two or Pires late sea-

2 per foot of row will pay forasmuch _|





Agricultural

| CALENDAR

j August 17, Thomasville Annual Jer-
sey cow sale of the Georgia Jersey
Cattle Club.

August 21, Tifton Georgia Duroc
Breeders show-sale.

= Raguel 01-240 Hock Eagle ParkPoultry
= Institute. : ;

August 22-24, AtlantaCotton Mechani-
zation conference. ;

August 24, RockEagleRask--Artifical
Breeding Conference.



. August 22, ABAC, Tifton Steer feed-
ing short course. :
August 30, ABAC; Tifton Winter
_ grazing short course. :

August 27, Macon fait grounds Geor-
gia Guernsey Breeders fall cow
sale. :









ES of Stilbestrol
Tests Show Feed Saved

- Results of recent feeding tests with |
~ stilbestroi at the Agricultural Research
Center, Beltsville, Md., confirm previous
- indications that this hormone-like chemi-
| eal, used in approved amounts in finish-

ing rations for beef cattle, can save feed
but does not shorten the time required to
give steers the desired degree of fatness,

| the U.S Department of Agriculture re-

ports.
Speaking in Washington at a sympo-

~| sium on Medicated Feeds, sponsored by

the Food and Drug Administration, U5;
Department of Health, Education, and
Welfare, Dr. T. C. Byerly, assistant direc-

tor of livestock research for USDAs Ag-
ricultural Research Service, stated that -

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NUMBER 49

GGS. NEED REFRIGERATION

Cooling Is Necessary
To Maintain Qualify

H. W Bennett, poultry specialist with
the Agricultural Extension Service in
Athens, says more and more egg produ-
cers are realizing the importance of pro-
viding refrigeration for their eggs, especi-
ally during the summer months.

No poultryman can hope to put out a
high quality egg in summer months with-
out refrigeration, Bennett says, adding,
Begs can lose their quality in a very

short time on a hot day if they are not-

cooled quickly and quality can not be re-
stored in an egg once it is lost.

The poultry specialist says if Georgia
is to hold its present position or expand
its production of commercial eggs, poul-
trymen must sell a quality product and
for quality during hot weather, refrigera-
-tion is necessary.

Bennett says when the temperature is
70 degrees Fahrenheit or above egg
quality drops fast and with housewives
demanding more and better quality a
poultryman cant afford not to refrige-
rate.

Jn discussing the refrigeration of eggs,

- Bennett makes four observations:

~ 1, On the farm is no place to EXPERI-
MENT with refrigeration.

2. The cost of refrigeration can be
kept down without sacrificing quality.

3. It is a waste to build or buy that
which will not be adequate for needs
within a short time.

- 4. To overload a piece of machinery

shows a lack of good judgment.

Bennett says the size of a refrigera-
tion bex and the size of the refrigeration
unit needed by any poultryman will de-

| pend on the size of the flock but that
_many poultrymen can build or have built
~a retrigeration box that will reduce the

initial cost.

The engineering department: of the
College of Agriculture, University of
Georgia has recently published a bulle-
tin entitled: Refrigerated Farm Egg
Coolers. The poultry specialist says this
bulletin is one of the best of its kind in
the nation.

Georgia egg producers may
one of these bulletins free of
through their local county agents.

obtain
charge







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SALE EVENTS SECOND HAND

MACHINERY FOR SALE





Aug. 21 Tuesday 1 P.M,

Bradley Farms Augus Herd| One roto AC hay baler and

Dispersion at Bradley Farms

Collins, Tattnall Co. . .. 100
registered Angus cattle: 10
bulls and 90 females .. . also,

Aug. 23 Thursday 1 PM,
A. J. Casey Herd Dispersion
at Shandra Farms, Rome, Floyd
Co... . . 125 registered Angus:
2 bulls, rest cows with calves
at foot and heifers. For further
information on these sales, con-

tact, Geo. W. Gibson, Rome,

Phone 9050.



; SECOND HAND
MACHINERY FOR SALE



Cub tractor with lights, start-
er, PTO, side disc plow, 12 in.
bottom plow, planters, fertili-
xer distributor, cultivators, and
mower. All complete and in
good cond. $650. Hubert S.
Spires, Rt. 1, Blairsville.

John Deere 12-A Combine
with motor; has Lespedeza

_ guards and clover bars, good
cond, ready to go. $900. my
farm. C. W. Powers, Barnes-
ville.

Reg. Farmall A Tractor with
mower and 2 disc. plow, good
cond. See and make offer or
will trade for dairy or beef
calves and yearlings. Contact
R. B. Bowen, 316 Peters St, SW
Atlanta 3. Ph. MU 8-1428.

Mowing machine, mule
drawn, Complete, excellent
cond. $60. Ray Almand, 4864
Stagecoach Rd, Ellenwood. Ph.
Stoekbridge 4290.

Large size Dearborn haler
and Morrill rake. Less for cash.
J. H. Kent, Rt. 2, Powder
Springs. Ph. 4593.

side delivery rake, both need
some repairs. $550. Also one 10

very little, has tractor hiteh,
$35. E. K. Fowler, Rt. 2, Athens.

One Lilliston drum type pea-
nut picker, excellent cond.
Cheap. G. B. Kilgore, Rt. 4,
Box 268, Fitzgerald. Ph. 639J.

J. D. Subsoiler $80.; 8 ft. Case
off-set harrow, $200. Good
cond. Cash or exchange for
cattle or hogs. My place 7 miles

| Albany. C. M. Pippin, Albany.

Ph. He-5-8686.

One Case tractor, repairs
needed. $200. Stored at Dora-
ville. Lamar Flowers, 120 Su-
perior Ave., Decatur. Ph. DE
4638.

1946 Ford tractor with hy-
draulic Hft; dise. harrow, 2-
disc plow, field cultivator, 7
ft. lift-type mower, cultipacker,
new rings, piston inserts, ex-
haust valves, good _ rubber,
$100 FOB. All bought new,
will show weekends. J, A.
Lovelace, 102 Parkway Dr.,
Warner Robins. Ph. WA ae
9677.

Liliston peanut Combine,
first class cond. Can he seen
in operation two miles south
of Sycamore. James Denham,
Sycamore. Ph. 250-L1.

International Harvester Cub
mower, excellent cond. 2 blades.
Wilbur L. Johnson, Senoia.
Ph. 154-J1.

Two 2-horse walking culti-
vators. Sell or trade for beef
type cows. Grady F. Rogers,
Buena Vista. Ph. Midway 9



3178.

ft, John Deere dump rake used.



MACHINERY FOR SALE



9. row John Deere Grain
Drill, good cond., $250; one
tractor 4-wheel wagon, fair
cond., $75; Also want to buy
13
or 15 row with fertilizer at-

| tachment, Herman C, Brewer,

Rt. 3, Danielsville.

John Deere side delivery
hay rake, priced at a bargain,
W. Luther Breedlove, Monroe.
Ph. 52d te

One Model-45 International
Pick-up Hay Baler in good
repair at a bargain price, Hen-
ry S. Verner, Rutledge.

One 1956 Cub tractor and
cquipment; bottom plow, disc
harrow, cultivators, leveling
blade and Hanson dirt loader.
Sell complete or separate. Used
very little. Priced right. A. C,
Wright, Rt. 1, Pitts.

Silent Flame Tobacco Har-
vester, new motor and starter,
has been used to harvest 12
acres of Tobacco. Sell cheap.
E. J. Cothron, Rt. 2, Valdosta.

One 12-A JD combine with
motor in good running cond.
$250. E. F. Scales, Bowdon.

Turner Peanut picker, low
type feeder, all. V-belt pulleys
Picked around 150 tons. Also
Turner Power Baler, -both on
rubber, includes one 75 ft. end-
less belt, practically new $500.

for fot. Bi F. Parker: Rts: 4;
Richland.
Two row McCormick corn

puller, has latest rollers, has
pulled approx, 60 acres of corn.
Sell half price; also, one Turner
peanut picker and hay baler,
fair cond, Sell cheap. J. Ran

}Cooper, Rupert.



MISCELLANEOUS _
EQUIPMENT FOR SALE
AND WANTED



Want 24 x 8 tractor tire, no

holes. C. R. Gowder, Rt. im
Powder Springs.
One 1-horse wagon with

spring seat, $35 at my place.
C. L. Brannan, Stone Mountain.
Ph.2314,

Want one cutter bar off 1-
horse farm mower, also wheel
for Sears-Roebuck utility trail-
er (1-wheel). J. E. Dangler, Rt.
2; Rossville, Ph. 89-1094.

Four AR Wood gas, brooders
(1000 capacity ea.)
with pipe, good cond. $100.00.
James C. Williams, Rt. 3, Doug-
lasville,

Oakes 95 egg incubator with
thermometer and hygrometer,
good cond., $12. Warner Fryer,
198 Honeysuckle Lane, College
Park. Ph. PO-1-1041. :

Heavy duty Silage wagon,
(can be used to self-feed food
chop), like new, cheap for cash.
E. E. James, Rt. 2, Lawrence-
ville. Ph. 4413.

Want eylinder type corn shel-
ler, im good cond., priced rea-
sonable. A. F. Spears, RFD *3,
Madison, c

Want old model 2 H. diseard-
ed Moline mowing machine,
4-1/2 feet blade, for parts, near
by. R. J. Paris, Rt. 1, Dallas.

Want one 60 AC Combine, in
good cond. and cheap. Julian
Doolittle, Rt. 2, Sandersville.

Want trade Case pick-up Hay
Baler in A-1 shape, wire tirer,
for Allis Chalmers Round baler,
in good shape, no junk. C. B.
Milner, Shiloh. .

9 ft. Buckeye, dozier blade, ca-
ble controlled, geod cond. Sell
or trade for small, approx. 5 ft.
blade. Also want 1 or 2 Chisel
sub-soiler with wheels. M. S.
Stevenson, 833 Martina Drive,
NE, Atlanta 5. Ph. EX-5490.

One shallow well, motor and
tank pump, needs slight repairs,
$20. Located 5 miles north of
Dalton on Cleveland Road, near
Arnolds store. Tom F. Yaneey,
Rt. 5, Dalton.

One pair of Platform scales,
excellent cond., $25. Robert Al-
Jen, Fayetteville. Ph, 3942.

complete |



One good 2-Horse wagon,|
cheap. M. C. New, 5511 Haghd

Howell Dr., Tucker.

Complete Milk * House Gus
fit;.8-can Milk Cooler with cans,
40-gallon electric water heater,
stainless steel rapid flow strain-
er, big heavy duty Wash Vat,
2-unit De Laval Milking Ma-
chine Outfit complete with
stainless steel pails. Used only
short time, Sacrifice price. T. R.
Breedlove, Jr. Monroe. Ph. 211
or 2931. =

4 row ue cotton duster,
Case pickup, baler (does not
tire it) Syrup pan, 2 farm bells,
mule mower, 4 wheel tractor
trailer, rubber tire wagon, 2
pony carts, tractor hole digger,
and plow tools. L. C. Williams,
C/O Red Dog Stock Farm, Rt.
2, Cochran.

Want reriaaben system and
Ford Tractor with -irrigation
pump for tractor. State cash
price. J: R. Kidd,-. Fairburn.





PLANTS FOR SALE



Large Klondike Strawberry
plants, $1 C; ee plants,
25e doz. Add postage. me
Crowe, Rt. 1, Cummin

6 Catnip. plants, a 6 Sage
plants, $1 Large Garlic onions,
75 doz.
plants, $1. Add Postage
Mae Turner, Rt. 6, Gainesville.

_ Late Flat Dutch Copenhagen
cabbage and Heading Collards,
500, $1.50, $3 M. No orders
filled less than 500 plants,
nor without postage. Hoyett
Henderson, Rt. 3, Box 124, Elli-
Jay. /
Late Flat Dutch Copenhag-
en cabbage and Heading Coll-
ard plants, 500, $1.50, $3 M.
None filled less than 500 plants;
Also yellow roots, washed clean
4 lb. box, $1. Add postage. Mrs
Nancy Henderson, Rt. 3, Box
124, Ellijay. : <

Sweet and Hot peppers, 35c
C, $3 M, Cabbage and Col-
lard plants, 25c C, $2 M, also
Black beauty egg plants, 50c
C. Prompt service, Moss pack-
ed. Mrs. H. L. Brittingham,
Guyton.

Wakefield and Dutch cabbage
and collard plants, 60c; $1.50,
300; $2.55 M. Miss Lee Crow,
Rt .2, Gainesville.



MISCELLANEOUS
FOR SALE -



APPLES:

Sell to trucks all kinds ound
cooking and eating apples;
Starks Delicious and Golden
Delicious, ready now. H. B.
Roberts, Clarkesville.

CORN:

Nice corn, $1.75 bu. at my
home. W. Y. Summers, Rt. 5,
Newnan. Ph. 1690 W 3.

400 bu. corn on cob, large
ears and free from trash, for
sale at .my place. Robt. A.
Willis, Rt. 1, Waverly Hall.

EGGS:

Purebred heavy type dark
Cornish eggs, $1.65 for setting
of 15, and my cartons to be
returned at once at buyers
expense. Money orders only.
Miss Cora B. Patterson, Rt. 1,
Box 36; 2 Ly Ty. i

FERTILIZER:

Chicken fertilizer, 100 Ibs.,
$1. Mrs. J. E. Carter, Atlanta.
Ph. PL 5-9237.

GOURDS:

Martin and dipper gourds,
25c ea. Smaller mixed sizes,
10c ea. Add postage. Mrs. W.
E. Wooten, Rt. 2, Camilla.

HONEY:

One 10 lb. pail Comb. or
Ext. _Honey del. 3rd Zone,
$3.25; 5 Ibs, $1.65; or Exp.

Col. Four 10 Ib. pails $10; six]

5 Ibs. $7; six 5 Ib. large mouth
glass jars, 7.50; twelve 2 1/2
large mouth jars, $7.50. Rev.

Cura Walker, Rt. 1, Adrian,

185e bu. for the lot i

6 Black Rares:
rs.

- POTATOES:

| Goble, Rt. 2, Talking Roc

son, Martin.

} WATERMELONS: _



place Mrs. faye C
2, Lithonia. Ph. 2672.

and neated st

ter, 75c bale, s
Harrington, -

Decatur. Ph. EV. 3706,

-New crop hay for
trade for cattle or wha
you have. Come after a

near Madras. R. B. Bo
316 Peters St., SW, Atlan
Ph. MU-8-1428.

Approx. 200 tons, chote
Coastal Bermuda ha:
Ridgon, Tifton. Ph. 281-W-
OATS AND SEED OATS:

4000 bu. 48-93 Victor-G
Seed Oats; 98.55 pct. Pure
pet. Germ. Bright, clean,



































in August.
2; Byron. Phone Macon 5.

Baled oats, good, :

bright bales. $1 bale
J. Aa Rent, Conte
Springs. Ph. 4593.

ONIONS:

4 Scallion onion Bultong)
gal. postpaid. Mrs. John
er, Rt.-2, Temple.

Red multiplying. onion
for fall plane are gal. p
postage. Mrs. _E. Woot
Re 2 Camilla. Ne

Red shallot onions, \ |
plus postage. Exc. for
solid col. feed sacks,
25c per sack, 3 cae :
Mattie Duran, Rt. 1, Cumn

White nest or mu
onions, 40c qt. or ber
gal. $1.50 gal

In truck lots, Gold
and Georgia Red
tatoes. My farm at Chula,
41, 7 miles North
Berry Ridgon, Tifton
w. er!

ROOTS AND |

Yellow roots, 4
$1.15, also May ys ro
Ib. lard box, $1.1

Yellow root, 4 lb. I
$1.30, Queen of - Bue
4 Ib. lard box, $1.50,
cherry . bark, 4 Ib.
Noel Crump, a 2,
Rock.

SACKS:

Print sacks, real. n
a kind, 3, $1.50 |
Ye Summers, Rt.

SEED (CLOVER

6000 Ibs. re-seeding
Clover seed,.- purity.
Germ. 90 pct., in 10
40e Ib. FOB. Jack

Thomaston,
| SEED (COLLARD):

$1 Postpaid. Mrs. .
SERICEA:

Haye 16 acres of Sericti
combining on Halves.

Bothwell, 111 Princeton
NE, Atlanta 7.

Have 50 acres good Seti 2
to cut on Shares. Contact.
F. Scales, Bowden. :

Watermeions ready |
ers around August
A. Thomas, Rt. 2,
Ph. Lexsy 2592.

























tence post del. my
. Singleton, Ft. Val-
5-5940.

150 lbs. late ~Lookout
tatoes for planting in
State price del. to me.
Conn, Rt. 3, Box 141)

ESS - t
t Sate unripped, Faults

. Write cond., quan-
ad peices J. L. Aber-
Barnesville.

Rt

nsey heifer, freshen in
. <0 C. . Pord,
at Shoals Rd. Decatur.
7004. :

: Hereford catfle, tops in
cond. Cows with
s bred cows, open
ed heifers, young bulls.
reasonably. Mrs. W. A.
Jr... c/o Ward Meade
F Marietta. Ph. 8-
hice
a bull calf, 7 mos. old,
ly. bred from 1,500 lb.

ested cow. E. E. James,
uawrenceville.. RE 4413.

lolstein heifers, 18 mos.- to
old, 600-1000 Ibs. Will
Sept., Oct., Nov., Bangs
We. D. Sivell, Re. 2,

Rt 4, Hillcrest Rd,
Ph. 2739.

Angus bull, Wt. 100-
Roswell H. Akin
90, Griffin. eR

ngus sed apa bull
ready t

Sell or trade for grain.
Torgesen, c/o a
_ Cornelia. :

horn type Hereford
L calves, ie and

oe Hertord bull,
g. $195.; Grand-
that





POULTRY FOR SALE _

POULTRY FOR SALE



- Jersey-Holstein cross Cow,

{heavy milker, calf 1 mo. old.:

B. I. Lee, 4393 Ayr Road, Ma-
con. Ph. 2-4603.

To a0e Standard, Reg. polled
Fereford bull, 7 mo. old, Dom-
ino Mischief bloodline, good
color and build. $150. Reg. in
buyers name. Roy R. Goddard,
Rt. 2, Lithonia. Ph. 2672. ,

' Reg Hereford bull and heifer
calves of finest strain, for sale.
Ogden A. Geilfuss, c/o Melody
Erook Farm, Windy Hill Road,
RFD 3, Marietta. Ph. Smyrna
5-7385. ;

Polled Hereford bull, subject
to reg. weli marked for service
bull, approx. 900 lbs, 22 mos.

farm. J. P. Striekland, Rt. 1,
Box 121, Griffin. Ph. 7957.



HORSES AND MULES
' FOR SALE



Reg. American Saddle Stal-
lion; Chesnut with White Star.
Well mannered, easy to handle;
proven breeder. . Sell or trade
for Shetland Stud and mare of
equal valu. Dan R. Thomas,
4154 Chambers Rd, Macon. Ph.
3.8186.

3 gaited quarter horse, 7 yrs.
old, excellent conformation;
Red with White blaze face and
2 white stocking= on hind legs.
Easy /to handle, trained to herd
cattle. Also black, hand-tooled
roping saddle and bridle. Miss
Pat Ashworth, 1375 Centra Vil-
la Dr. S.W., Atlanta 11. Ph,
PL. 8-2202.

Tenn. walking stallion, gen-
tle, well mannered. 10 yrs. old,
suitable for lady or teen age

-|for cattle, hogs, or corn. Chas.
H: Hastings, Jr., Bluff Road,
Rome. :

1 spotted pony; 4% yr. old,
approx. 800- lbs, gaited and
bred to Shetland pony, best-of
qualities, and gentle. A. B.
Wiley, Rt. 3, Carnesville.

Strawberry Roan Stallion, 8
yrs. old, 16 hand high, Reg.
Allen Stock. See at my barn.
W. Robert Sexton, 2066 Sexton
a NE, Chamblee. Ph. 47-|

One 1000 ib. Black mare, 9
yrs. old, good for riding and
work, bridle and saddle in-
cluded. $75. Bob Allen, Rt. 3,
'| Fayetteville. Ph. 3942.

1 yr. old filly, mother is Al-

;| bino, sired by Tenn. Walking
23} horse, very gentle. $100. cash

for horse and saddle. L. H.
Cox, Jr., 101 N. West St, Moun-
tain View. Ph. PO-1-5825.

Pale good Sorrell farm mules,
}approx. 900 Ibs. Sell or ex-

| change for cows or hogs. Grady

| F. Rogers, Buena Vista.
Midway 9-3178.

One.
gentle and quiet, approx. 1150
Ibs, 11 or 12 yrs. old, Sell or
trade for small pony or shoats.
A G. Johnson, Grayson. Ph.

Ph.

Ball Lawrenceville 3874.

OWS; 5 ais bred
edium old cows, 33
and second calf
freshen in August-
19 milking now, 1
oe bull, D. 'F.
Rt. ae. Ph;

e
ey milch cow,
F f a180. W . I. Thomas,



Fight nice small eiaglana
pony mares, all bred; 2 with
colts by side, good colors and
young. Sell separate or all to-
gether. Reasonable. Jess Hol-
horn, Jonesboro. Ph. Jones-
boro 6771. ;

7 Mexican Burros, 4 bred, all
gentle, $75.. ea. or lot, $65. ea.
Interested in trading for Reg.
saddle mares. R. Harrell,



Eastman.







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old, $150. for quick sale at my |

child to ride. $150. or trade|

>| ea,

splendid work mare, }



Purebred African ._ Blue
Guinea shoats, big bone type,
$20. ea. or $35. pair shipped.
Cheaper at barn. Send Money
Order. W. J. Weldon, Rts %
Woodbury.

10 wks. old Cherry Red Du-
roc pigs, male and female, $20.
ea. Reg. in buyers name. At my
farm 1 mile East of Pope City
off Highway 112, North of Ro-
chelle. Zeke Barker, Rt. 2, Box
125, Rochelle.

Reg Tamworth pigs and
choats, best bloodline. Special
price to Pig Chains or Club
boys on purchase ot several at

a time. Chas. H. Higgins, Bluff
Road, Rome.

Reg. OIC sow, Wt. 400 Ibs,
$60., reg. in buyer's name. Mrs.
B. W. McCain, Stockbridge. Ph.
2471

Reg. Berkshire sows, shoats
and pigs. Best bloodlines. Chas.
E. Chick, Monroe.

1 big fine White (brood) boar,
18 mo. old, Wt. approx. 300
Ibs. See at my farm. J. T.
ern Rt. 1, Stoekbridge. Ph.

6. ? ;

About 20 purebred Duroc
gilts, wt. 50-75 lbs. $15. ea; also
3 purebred .Hampshire, about
135 .- 140 lbs, ea., $25. ea. at
my place. Cant furnish papers
cn any, but guar purebred. J.
M. King, 24 Truitt St. Black-
shear.

Reg. Tamworth, meat type
gilts. Orville Sweet, Manager
Windsweep Farm, Thomaston.

Reg. Berkshire boars, 11 mos.
old, ready for service, Lock-
smith breeding, $50. ea. at
farm. J. B. Brooks, Rt. 1, Nor~
cross. Ph. 2846.

Nine purebred Hampshire
and 12 Hampshire Duroc cross
pigs, 8 wks. old August 11, $10.
Males already castrated.
See at farm 6 miles South of

Blairsville. John J. Berry,
Blairsville, Ph. 70-J-2.
Hampshire shoats, ready to

breed, reg. completed, $31.50
ea. FO. B. Bargain, Del. guaran-
teed. F.F.A. Member. C. O.
Maddox, Winder.

Duroe sow and 10 pigs, far-
rowed July 12, bred to Tam-
worth boar. Owen Russell, Rt.
I Conley. Ph. MA 17-9097.

SERNA

POULTRY FOR SALE
LT
BANTAMS: ~

Golden Sebright, White Coc-
hen, Silver Duck Wing Bantams,
Ringneck and Golden Pheas-
ants, Chukars, Pekin and wild

| Mallard Ducks and Silver Ham-
burg chickens,

at my home.
Thos. H. Stone, 200 So. 3rd. St.,
Warner Robins, Ph. 3-9061.

Purebred Black Cochin Ban-
tams, $2.50 @a. in pairs or trio;
also 1 Cockerel and 3 pullets in
Buff Brahmas, $2.50 ea. All from
show birds. J. Homer Morgan,
405-E Elm St., Rockmart.

50 Cornish Bantams for sale.
Can see anytime. M. C. New,
551k Hugh Howell Dr. Tucker.

White Bantams (not -leg
horns). Lay and set well. Make
good mothers; mature small, 2
pullets, ready to lay, and. i
rooster, $5; quail size $3 trio.
Harry E. Livingston, Rt. 6, Box
42, Monroe (at Sunset).

LEGHORNS:

50 White Leghorns, 1 yr. old,
$1 ea. for lot. Mrs. Irene Greer,
Rt. 1, Box 168, (Old 41 Hwy.),
Forest Park. Ph. Jonesboro 6736

130 White Leghorn pullets,

16 mo. old August 12, Babcock
'| Strain, laying over 50 pct., treat-

for Newcastle, Fowl Pox,
Bronchitis, and wormed. $2.65
ea. Will not ship. Loeated 2
miles North Douglasville. W. H.
Ragan, Douglasville. Ph. 2487.

CORNISH, GAMES AND
GIANTS:

Dark Cornish hens-and 1 roes-
ter, $7.50 trio, or $2.50 ea. Pyl-

lets and cockerels, $2 ea. FOB.

Mrs. D. J. Conley, Ri. 1 Milan.





2 White Hackle cocks, $4 ea.;
one 1/2 White Mackle and 1/2
R.H., $3; 4 -common. bred hens,
$5 for the 4, or exchange for pit
game hens, or White Guineas.
R. L. Griffin, Oak St. Gaines-
ville.

One pan frying size Racey
Mugs, mostly dark Blue, 2 Stags
$3 a.; 6 pullets $2 ea. Several
hens and, Cock in Roundheads,
plenty. youngsters, mostly June
hatch. Also, want other Round-
heads, to save inbreeding. R. R.
White, Rt. 3, South Ave., St., El-
mo, Tenn. Res. of Walker
City, Ga.

MINORCAS:

4 half-grown, ready for sery-
ice, Giant Black Minorca Roos-
ters, $2 ea. No del. T. K. Hud-
low, Box 21, Doraville. (Stock
on Morgan Rd.).

PEACOCKS, PHEASANTS,
PIGEONS, QUAIL, ETC.:

1000 Bobwhite quail and 200
Pheasants, 1 day to 8 wks. old,
35 and up. W. P. Addison, Rt.

6, Marietta. Ph. 8-7740 or
8-8527.
. Pheasants: Goldens and Sil-

vers, Trio, 1955 hatch, $15, 1956
hatch, $10; Ringnecks, $2.50 ea.;
Reeve hens, 1955, $9; 1956, $3.
Mrs. B. A. Bryant, 1236 Oakland.
Ter., SW. Atlanta 10.

Ringneck Pheasants, all ages,
3 wks. old, 50c ea., 12 wks. old,
$1.50 ea. J. H. Roquemore, RFD
2, Americus.

White King Pigeons, mated,
banded, working, $2.50 pr.;
youg unmated, 75 ea. or $7 doz.
Ringeck Doves, $3.25 pr., 2 pr.
$6. Trade all for Bantams. Ship
collect in light erates. R. A.
Statham, Rt. 1, Box 192, Griffin.

Pigeons mated and working,
$1 pair. Clyde Barnes, 110 W.
Pine St. Swainsboro.

White King Pigeons, Amer-
ias finest breeding strain, for
sale. Ogden A. Geilfuss, C/O
Melody Brook Farm, Windy Hill
Read, RFD 3, Marietta. Ph.
Smyrna 5-7385.

450 young Northern Bobwhite
Quail, 1 to 7 wks. old; ready for
releasing, all birds from select
stock. Special offer if for re-
stocking or field releasing pur-
poses. Jim W. Grist, 404 Puck-
fod St., Forest Park. Ph. PO-7-
923.

Pheasants; three hens, 1 male,
Ringneck, 1 yr. old, 2 hens, I
male Reeves, 1 yr. old and six
3-wks. old, $18.50. T? N. Smith,
Rt. 3, College Park.

Roller, Homers, Modena, In-
dian Mucee and Standard Kings
pigeons, $2.50 pair. No less than
3 pairs shipped. Mrs. Helen

Street, RFD, 2956 Buford High- |.

way, Atlanta 6.

150 Ringneck Pheasants, all
ages. Also some eggs. Raymond
Jones, Madison. Ph. Rutledge
2812.

Ten pair Racing Homers (my
breeders for this year), $3.50
pair. No better anywhere. Come
and see them. E. L. Stowers;
5367 Lawrenceville Road, Tuck-
@.. Phy 5673.

REDS: N.H., RI, PAR-
MENTERS

S.C. RK. i. Keds, also B.. I.
Red Bantams, bred from Cham-
pions, $10 trio. D. A. Asbury,
442 Atwood St. Atlanta 10.

AAAA grade R. I. Reds and
White Rock 2 mos. old, laying,
$1 ea. in lots of 25 or more.
Clarence Brown, Helena.
TURKEYS, GUINEAS, DUCKS
GEESE, ETC. FO RSALE

Purebred Mallard Dueks, $3
pair. Will ship Exp. Col. Mrs.
Cc. L. Graham, Rt. 1, Powder
Springs.

20 Geese, 1956 hatch, full
grown, in pairs or each. Can-

not ship. aa Kennedy, Grove-
town.

MINORCAS:
Giant Black Minorca, January

| 1956 hateh laying pullets, $3 ea.

2 for $5 in lots of 2 or more.
L. B. Millians, Newnan.



LEGHORNS:

25 highest bred White Leg-
horn laying hens $1.50 ea.; also
2 M.B. turkey hens, (laying)
50c lb., 2 laying ducks, $3 pr. .
Mrs. A. J. Carter, Sr., Newing-

| ton,

. 1 yr. old white hens, 75 ea, .

1 yr. old W. L. Hens, $1 ea.,
6 mos, old W. L. Pullets $1.50
ea.; all vaccinated and laying.
Also, Austra White hens, 75c ea.
Fresh eggs 35 to 65c doz. Will
not ship. W. L. Sumlin, 730
Grand Ave. NW., Atlanta 18.
Ph. Sy-4-5393.

100 W. L. 4-1/2 mos. old pul-
lets, $1.50 ea.; 125 W. L. 3-1/4
mos. old pullets, $1.25 ea. Exp.
collect. C. C. West, Rt. 3, Daw-
sonville.

TURKEYS, GUINEAS, DUCKS,
GEESE, ETC::

5 White Pekin ducks, 3 Dark |
Cornish hens, 1 Jap. Silkie Ban= -
tam, and 6 small Bantam hens.
Mrs. C. Stemburg, 1624 East-
land Rd., SE, Atianta. 16, Ph.
MA-17-6578.

16 White African Guineas,
$1.50 ea. Will not ship. Leila
Sharp, Temple, Ph. 2598.

44 Geese, $160 for lot at farm,
or $3.ea. Mrs. LL A. Hunnicutt,
Rt. 1, Box 50, Metter.

6 large Geese, $15 or $3 ea.
A. C. Eubanks, Rt. 1, Box 175,
Douglasville,

Ducks, $1, also Geese, $2.50
ea., Exp. Col. James H. Shahan,
Rt. 1, Box 680, LaFayette.

50 large type ducks, some
White, some' Colored, 25 are 1
yr. old and 25 are 6 mos. old,
$1.50 ea. R. T. Farmer, Rt. 1,
Nicholson.

ee

POULTRY WANTED





GUINEAS:

Want 50 guineas, must be
young and healthy. State breed
and price. E. A. Turner, Quit-
man,

LEGHORNS:

Want 10 White April Hatch
Leghorn Pullets of good laying
strain. C. B. Huie, Rt. 1, Box
175, Forest Park. Ph. Jonesboro,
6781.

Want 50 N.H. pullets, Wt.
2-1/2 - 3 lbs. ea. State price and

full details. Mrs. Willie H.
Owens, Rt. 2, Box 49, Locust
Grove. 3 *
PIGEONS:

Want White King pigeons.
Jack B. Abbott, Rt. 5, Tifton.



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



33 Rabbits, all sizes, $1.00 ea.
Douglas Sexton, 2066 Sexton
Road, NE, Atlanta 19. Ph, 47-
4152.

Guinea pigs, (Cavies) $3.00
pair or 50 for $25. Clyde
Barnes, 110 W. Pine St. Swains-
boro.

Guinea pigs (Cavies) $2 ea.
Mrs. Helen Street, 2956 Bu-
ford Hwy., RFD, Atlanta 6.

Five Calif. 6 N.Z., 3 mos,
old, 1 N.Z. doe, 2 N. Y. bucks,
2 yrs, old, rabbits, $19.50 or
{rade for yearling. T. N. Smith,
Rt. 3, College Park. Ph. PO

| 1-7982.

N.Z. White Rabbits, $3.00 to
$8.00; select breeding does ac=
cording to age and size; bucks
$3.00 to $6.00 All are subject
to pedigree. Records kept for
past 6 yrs. C. W. Page, 149
North Ave, NE, Atlanta 8. Ph.
TR~-4-6452.

Rabbits for sale. Cannot ship. :>

Mrs. L. E. Watkins, 3810 Ad-
amsville Dr, SW, Atlanta If.
Ph. PL 5-9513.

Three giant Chinchilla does,
sub. to Ped, 1 white doe, 1 N.Z.
red doe, I Chin. buck. All 18
mos. old and proven good
breeders. $15. for lot. Robert
Harriss, Rt. 5, Marietta. Ph.
Smyrna -5802.

A pe





ee protected Hom, the pest. Dusts such
-as four or five percent. malathion at the
rate of 20 pounds per acre or one percent :
parathion at the rate of 20 pounds per
acre can be used for control of the insect. _
Sprays that may be used include one and
one half pint of 50 percent malathion
emulsifiable concentrate in sufficient
water to cover one acre or one pint of 15
percent parathion emulsifiable concen-
trate in sufficient water to cover one
acre.

Farmers are warned that parathion
shculd not be used within seven days of
harvest of pimiento peppers or within 15 |.
days of harvest of bell peppers. Peppers
treated with malathion may be picked in
three days according to the Extension
Service. -

Bale and Half Cotton

- Results of Siibestrol

(Continued from Page D

Geo stilbestrol-fed cattle must be marketed at
_ heavier weights than those not given
stilbestrol.
"This may account, Dr. Byerly said, for
the fact that average weights of steers
marketed last fall generally exceeded
those of cattle marketed during the cor-
responding period in 1954, sometimes by
as much as 75 pounds per animal. Since
the feeding of stilbestrol (or diethystil-
bestrol) was approved in November 1954,
: an estimated 5 million cattle have been
fattened on rations containing this drug.
Despite the lack of any advantage in
feeding time with stilbestrol, Byerly said,
research definitely shows that the drug
a _ improves the daily rate of gain in cattle,
_ permitting substantial savings in amount 4
of teed required for finishing, His re- -
marks on stilbestrol.were part of a general

Club Now Organized
discussion on hormones in feeds present-

ed before the symposium. A new program has joined the 100
Pe fh ae eee as ae Bushel Corn Club, the Ton Per Acre

New Insects lnfests ee Club, the Georgia Grazing Sys-

tem Contest, and other activities of the
(Continued from Page 1)

4

Complete febiete on labs
Joh ee insect





plained, will come information
enable farmers to boost cotto ;
the future. :

The agronomist said v various
of the cotton industry Have
to sponsor the Bale and H
Cotton Club. Farmers have unti
to enter their cotton crops a
_ stration with the county agent.





Agricultural Extension Service in an ef-
fort to show the way to higher yields
and greater efficiency on the farm.

J. R. Johnson, Extension agronomist
at the College of Agriculture, said the
new program is called the Bale and Half ~
Per Acre Cotton Club. It will recognize



tupe feeding on horse nettle and os
_ wild host plants.

G Entomologists say the maggots Pe
ready in pepper pods cannot be controlled _|
but the young developing peppers can





Sy.



LIVESTOCK WANTED FARM HELP WANTED FARM HELP WANTED _ POSITIONS WANTED

CATTLE:

= -HOGS: confining and constant, but not|on farm near Conyers. 3 room| penses or come after me. Jera- |.
be Want feeder shoats and|&*tremely hard. Experience not| house with lights, wood, water;| line Cox, 1797 Willis Mill Rd.,
3 yearlings to graze 60 acres} necessary, but must have good|on school bus and mail route.| SW, Atlanta 11.











Want any kind of breed of
calves. Must* be close by and
cheap for cash. C. R. Gowder,
Rt. 2, Powder Springs.

corn on shares, reasonable. Al-
so, will trade cane mill and
boiler for 2 good calves. None
wild. Shellie D. Branch, Rt. 1,
Glennville.

HORSES AND MULES:

Want Shetland pony, mare
or gelding. State price. Chand-
ler Madden, Rt. 1, Elberton.
Ph. 864-M-4.

SHEEP AND GOATS:

Want exch. nice Game stags
for Toggenburg Bill, 1-2 yrs.
old, black, white markings,
with horns, about 30 in. tall,
or will buy for cash; also, exch.
pr. good mules for pr. good
mares, work type. J. F. Well-
born, Rock Spring.

Want young male and female
sheep, about 4 or 6 mos. old.
Must be cheap. S. F. Robinson,
Rt. 1, Riverdale.



FARM HELP WANTED

a

-attitude in regard to job. Eugene



Want reliable, sober, honest
and healthy white man with
small family to work on Egg
and Cattle farm. Work will be

M. Callaway, Rayle.

Want white family to live on
farm, near highway, stores; mail
and schoolbus route. Good home
for folks to farm. Must be hon-
est and sober. Mrs_ .Georgie
Taylor, Temple.

Want reliable unencumbered
white woman to live on farm
and do light farm work. Room,
board, and $50 month. Must
have someone by Sept. 1. Miss

Mable Sims, Room 372 Kenne-
stone Hospital, Marietta.

Want reliable white family to
share crop 356 acre farm. Two
3 room houses with elec. Near
good community. Write giving
age, experience, number in fam-
ily and set up you must have.
Must be able to finance self.
Have new tractor and eqpt. R.
B. Bowen, 1545 Blvd. LOCAS



Want immediately
white couple or small family
to help gather pepper, cottgn
and corn for reasonable salary

Located on US 20, at Farmers
store. See before 3 PM or write:
T.. 3. Sheriff, Rt. 1) Conyers.



POSITIONS WANTED



54 yr. old, single, white man
wants job on farm; experienced
in poultry, fencing, carpenting.
Jake Johnson, 4100. Peachtree

Rd., 12D, Atlanta 3. ese

65 yr .old white man, with
wife, wants job raising broilers,
taking care of laying hens, or
some kind of light farm work.
Need 3 R. house, with lights,

water and wood. Have to be

moved. Cape Cain, Rt. 1, Mur-
rayville.

reliable |



Woman, age 30, desires job White, honest ma
on farm doing light farm chores|on cattle or p
with reliable people. If interest- | are
ed, will have to pay my ex-

23 yr. old, single, ene sober |
man wants job on chicken farm
or doing light farm work. Can
drive truck or tractor. Want} \
room, board, laundry and wkly. |
salary. Edwin Comer, Gray.

50 yr. old single White man
wants job as caretaker or trugk
driver on farm. Also experienc- | cz
ed in yardwork, landscaping, | of:
flowers, and chrubbery. Best of}.
references. Hughey Lamb, Rt.| re
1, C/O Willie Hester, Ben Hill. | P:

55 yr. old man wants job_ on
dairy or poultry farm living |
with small family. In good
health, have good references. |
Also, carpenter. Prefer job in
North: Ga. -C)-C; Looe 105 | C
Fy St. ee





































; ay au at once, 2 or 3 large| SW, Atlanta Tere = "Atlanta Rome Athens
amilies to gather crop of cot- 8/7 8/8 $/8-,
ton, corn, and peanuts. House | ,.Want small family to operate :
and wood Fomhed: H. L. Con- | 69-70 cow dairy with milking STERED | SUPERS oe - er ca
ner, RFD 2, Pitts. parlor. Must have references) Good & Choice ~ 18.75-19.50 17.75-19,25 ee
and experience. L. T. Callaway, ; ; :
Want farm foreman, 30-50} Rt. 4, Madison. Standard 15.00-18.25 15.50-17.75 15.00-16.50
yrs. old, married, sober and used ; * ; a
to living in country. Good house, in oe aoe eo Utility 12.50-15.00 11,00-14.00 13.00-14.50
on mail and school bus route. : EY se COIN SB stb Ce f si is ;
ees eaccesaty...Georee Warnit Sines about $ hours per day. Vealers 15.75-20.50 15.75-21.90 _15.50-21.75 vem
Box 205, Folkston. Furnish house and small salary.| Stockers & Feeders 11.50-16.50 >: 10.50-13.50 10.00-13.50 10.50-16.25
Hamilton L. Hill, C/O ae Fruit - - . _~
Want good reliable married | Farm, Newnan. Feeder Calves 11.75-16.75 11.25-15.75 10.00-15.75 : 10.25-15.75
man to help operate 40. cow i ; pws
dairy farm. 4 room house furn-| Want elderly ee ote eae een pian spice aie
shed Nor Sy t, | Woman or man and wife to live E a ; 00- as 11.75
; io ee ee R in a 2 apartment house and tend Utility & Standard 10.50-12.50 10.00-11.50 _10.50-11.75
; garden and yard, raise chickens | Canners & Cutters 8.00-10.75 9,00-10.75 --8.00-10.50
Want well experienced farm}|and other light farm chores, :
| family for 1957. General farm-| Write for details. Mrs, T. A.| Springers pe ot 75.00-160.00
ing, have tractor and equipment, | Brinkley, Homerville. HOGS: - 136
approx. 80 acres crop land, 4 3 = cy
; room house. Mrs. Annie Land-| Want large family to help| yoy meat Type : = s
ers, 516 Chaffee Ave., Augusta. gather apple crop and work in : ea
| i : orchard. Would like man with| No, 1 Others - 16.50-16.75 16.75-17.25
Want nice clean white woman, | boys above school age that can NTR i ee
= ~~ = 40-55 yrs. old, to do light farm| drive truck. $5 day and house | Ne. 2 canst 16.25-16.50 16.25-16.75
: work on farm. Reasonable sal-| with lights, wood and garden. : a eri ig f 25
ary, board and room. Claud W.|H. B. Roberts, Rt. 3, Clarkes- e- : a ap ae
Johnson, Rt. 2, Conyers. ' | ville. ap : :

Feeders