Farmers and consumers market bulletin, 1956 November 14

Phil Campbell,

Commissioner es

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WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1958

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| PHIL CAMPBELL
of . Agriculture.

fois is the first county
eae to be certified as




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S- Dotascht of ft apeeul:
te Department of Agriculture
gricultural Extension Service



ilkinson county. Al-



LKINSON COUNTY BANGS FREE





ation of feeniers, veteri-
g nty officials and everyone con-
ii oo us oe done in such a |-




= of fhe herds: were. e infected. s



CALENDAR

Nov. 15, s Valley - _ vereh growers

eens
Nov, 18- 21, Atlanta Annual conven-
~ tion, Georgia Farm Bureay Federa-

gtion. =

Nov. 25-27, Atlanta Southern Seeds- |
E mens Association annual meeting.

' Dec. 4, Rock ee Park ad short
course.

es 4, ABAC, Tifton Tractor, equip-
ment maintenance short course. ~
Dec. he. Paanibuds Dec. 6, Albany: Dec.
are Chattanooga; Dec. 13, Atlanta
Community Improvement banquets.



Dec %, ABAC. Tifton =
course.

Corn short

Dec. 11, ABAC, Tifton Broiler pro- |

duction short course.

Dec. IL Macon 4-H Hybrid corn meet-
: ae: 5 : :

Dec. ih Atlanta Eive- acre

cotton
PonEert meeting. ry














| be representatives of the
ee paemine who will












Counties Not
Free of Disease
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Research May a

Tung Nut Producers

Research by the ULS. Department ae
- Agriculture may help reverse the current
trend away from the use of tung oil in
the manufacture of paints and other sur-
face coatings. :

Scientists of the Departments South-

-ern Utilization Research Branch at New
A Orleans, La.,
_ zinc res sinate makes it possible to use

found that the addition of

tung oil m: processes premously not open

Their tests show also that by adding
fungicidal acids to tung-oil paints it may

ae be possible to produce surface coatings

Continued on Page 4)



larger number. ee

- duction as they learn more about the bu-



Housing, Equipment =

For 2,000 Broilers =

The broiler industry has now spread
into sections of South Georgia and more
and more farmers are looking at broiler
production as a possible new source oe
farm income. te

Although there are a number of fac oe
tors to be considered before launching a > ea
broiier production program one of the
most important is the availability of the
proper housing and equipment for raising
broilers. 4

The Agricultural Extension Service ~_-
recommends a minimum production of
2,000 birds if a broiler program is to be
worth while. Most broiler growers pro- -
duce from 4,000 to, 6, 000 broilers at the
time and many, of course produce an ev en









. But many farmers interested in broil-
ers want to start small and increase pro-





siness. For these people a minimum pro-
duction of 2,000 birds should be consider-

ed and here is what the Extension service
says you will need in the way of housing _
and equipment. .

One house 30 x 80 feet including a 10-. ~
foot feed room. (This will give one square
foot of floor space for each bird). oe

Three brooders of 1,000 chick capaci-
ty

Three chick guards to circle brooders.

20 one gallon j jar waterers to use when
the birds are small.

Eight 8 foot automatic waterers or 16
four feot waterers. :

36 four foot chick size feeders with | .
stands. a

48 five foot broiler feeders oth stands.

(If hanging tubular feeders are used in-
stead of trough feeders you will need 60 of
these).

The Agricultural Extension Service
has a plan for a 30-foot wide pole type
gable roof broiler house with ridge vent-
ilators It can be built any length and you
can get a blue print and list of needed ma-
terial from your county agent or by writ-
ing the Agricultural Extension Service,
College of Agriculture, University of
Georgia, Athens.





* PEANUTS
+ BROILERS

Georgia, First:
* PEACHES
e NAVAL STORES

PIMIENTO PEPPER
e IMPROVED PECANS













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SECOND HAND
MACHINERY FOR SALE

- SECOND HAND
MACHINERY FOR SALE



Want to buy or trade for good

Good strawberry, Klondike,

used Ford tractor with hydraulic | 90 C: $5 M: Mastodon $1 -C;

dife. Clyde Boyd, Rt. 2, Royston.

Farmall Cub harrow, used

very little. $100. Randolph Mar-
tin, Rt. 2, Fitzgerald.

Want good, 4-row cotton dus-
ier and pulley for Ford Ferguson
tractor; also set plows, within
75 mi. Jasper. Enos E. Mullins,
Rt 2, Jasper.

1946 M. FHC tractor, $750;
1954 1-row mounted corn snap-
per, IHC for Super C Farmall,
$600. E. K. Fowley, Rt. 2, Athens.

1947 Ford tractor, bush and
bogg harrow, 2-wheel wagon,
drag harrows, good cond., $450.
ce J. Coffey, McDonough. Ph.

John Deere M planter. culti-
vators and harrow, excellent
cond. Sacrifice for cash. T. A.
Turner, RFD 4, Forsyth.

2 row Ferguson tractor, good
shape. Sell or trade for any
ne row tractor and equipment.
W. N. Burkett, Rt. 1, Douglas.
PH-0121-Y.

1952 Ford tractor, used very
fittle, and 5 pieces equipment,
bush and bog and spring tooth
fharrows, rake, side mower, 2
wheel farm trailer, $1,250. W. C.
Hall, 601 Log Cabin Dr., Smyrna.
Ph. 5-4203. :

Want a Woods Rotary Cutter.
State cond.. lowest price and lo-
eation. Letters ans. Bobby Rus-
sel], Winder.

Allis Chalmers B tractor with
cultivator, 2-5 dise harrows, 2
dise tiller, drag harrow, 1 Avery
xoule drawn mower. Dallen Lov-
eli, Tignalh

also. good, white nest onions,
$1.45 gal.; sundried apples. 50c
Ib. Mrs. Guy Crowe, Rt. 1, Cum-
ming.



MISCELLANEOUS
EQUIPMENT FOR SALE
AND WANTED



Bottom plow, No. 189-193
(broke 60 A.), for Super A or
A tractor, $60 FOB. Will ship.
A. H. EDalgo, Rt. 3, Nashville.

Berkly Deep well Jet pump
with. 30 gal. tank and all the
pipes, used about 1 yr. Cheap.
Mrs. C. M. Keener. Sr., 3005
Peek Rd., S.W., Atlanta 18.

Dairy Equipment: 1 almost
new Ice bank Kelvinator, 8 can
milk cooler, 1 Western House
8-can milk cooler and 38 good
10 gal. milk cans. On Hwy. 12
between the rivers. E. L. Turner,
Rt. 1, Greensboro.

Want 1 or 2: used 10 x 38, 4 or
6 ply tractor tires and tubes,
priced reasonably. W. C. Wren,
Gibson.

Dairy 12 can Intn] milk cool-
er, good shape, also 25 milk
cans. Reid Duvall, Rt. 4, Madi-
son. Ph. Greensboro 6637.

-Want small hammer mill,
cheap but cond. does not have to
be good, just repairable. A. B.
ere P. O. Box 400, Elber-
on.

Large 2 roller mule drawn
cane mill and boilers, 50-60 gal.
Reasonable, or exch. for young
hens or stock at market price.



MISCELLANEOUS _
EQUIPMENT FOR SALE
AND WANTED




Want 1 scoop and a 3-point
dise plow for Ford tractor. R. M.
Page. Rt. 1, Box 299, Griffin.

150 layer cages, good cond.,

50c ea. S. M. Davis, Kathleem. -

50 T. Intn} hay baler (square

Deere B tractor, 1949 D. Case
tractor. Tim Cole, Rt. 2. Newnan.

Simplex 5-row mule drawn
cotton duster, $140. L. A. Allen,
Rie McDonough. Ph. 3780.

12 in. bottom plow, 10 disc
harrow pick-up or drag type and
cultivator for Intnl] Cub or A
tractor. Cheap. A. C. Wright, Rt.
1, Pitts.

2 pr. Steelyards, $1 pr., good
shallow well pump and tank,
$10. Cannot ship. Ralph Wil-

Hliams, Rt. 1, Suwanee.

Grist mill 30 in. burs with sift-

er barrell scoops, good shape,

$40; Shucker-Sheller, drum type,
$40: 20 HP Fairbanks Morse
Motor 220-V 3 phase with boxes,
like new, $150. Ted Penland,
Monroe. Ph. 7191.

Good 1 H. wagon with short
tongue. ta haul with tractor on
farm. Extra good wheels. Cheap.
W. L.~Wilson, Sparta. * \

Want 1-H or could use 1/2
horse, deep well pump, of well
known brand in good cond. State
prices ete. Mrs. C. L. Stacks,

'Rt. 1, College Park. Ph. PO-1-

6438.

Want 3-dise plow, good cond.,
reasonable. Contact first. Taft
Parker, Rt. 1, Box 111, Zebulon.
Ph. LO-7-8472. ;

1 disc tiller plow for 1 row
Allis Chalmers B tractor. B. 2.
Buffington, Rt. 1, Gashen
Springs Rd.. Norcross, :



PLANTS FOR SALE
eT
Klondike strawberry, 90 e::
300, $2, 500, $3. Add postage.
Ethel Crowe, Rt. 2, Gainesville.

Klondike strawberry, $1 C.,
300, $2.50. Send 20c for/postage.
Miss Lee Crow. Rt. 2, Gaines-
ville. ~

Everbearing. and Blakemore
strawberry, well rooted and
strong, $8 M. Del. by PP. E. F.
Entrekin, Rt. 2, Box 53, Bremen.

Rt. 2, Temple.

Dorsitte large fine flavor
strawberry, $1 C.; Streamliner
everbearing, 50e doz. Add _post-
age. Mrs. Logan Beach, Rt. 1.
Gainesville.

Early Jersey and Chas. W.
cabbage, $2.75 M., 500, $150, 70
C.; white and yellow Bermuda
onions, $2 M., 500, $1.25; Pre-
paid. Satis. guar. H. E. Smith,
Baxley.

Large size Blackemore Straw-
berry, 90e C., del. PP., damped
packed. W. E. Barker, Rutledge.

, Everbearing strawberry, 75c
C., or by mail $1 C., $5 M., plus
postage. Located on Hasting
Bridge Rd., 3 mi. E. Lovejoy.
Mrs. A. L. Dodd, Rt. 2, Hamp-
ton.

Chas. W. and E. J. Cabbage
plants, now ready, $2.50 M., 60
C. Exch. for print feed sacks.
Florence OQuinn, Rt. 2, Sur-
rency.

Large Blakemore strawberry,
50 plants, $1, $1.50 C. del. No
stamps or checks. Prompt ship-
ment. Mrs. Elizabeth Allison. Rt.
7, Gainesville.

Fig plants, 25c-50c ea. Add
postage. Mrs. W. E. Wooten, Rt.
2, Camilla. 5

Tenn. Beauty strawberry, $1
C. in Ist zone. No chks. Mrs.
A. C. Holland, Rt. 2, Gainesville.

1952 Farmall Cub tractor with
mower, side plow, power lift,
harrow, cultivators, cotton dus-
ter and buzzard harrow, $600.



Shellie D. Branch, Rt. 1, Glenin-



ville.

4, Winder.

bales) 12 row, 7 in. space Case}
grain drill, small seed attach-}
ment; A-6 Case combine, John
/Deere No. 5 mower, 1945 John

Streamliner strawberry, $1 Cv
in Ga. only. Mrs. John Weaver, |

Runs well. R. H. Hardy, Sr., Rt. ey

SEED AND GRAIN
. FOR SALE






Germ. 88.00 pet., 15 tbls; 10
tbls. $1; also Willets Wonder
Frostproof English Pea Seed,
Germ. 97.00 pct., 60 cup, $1.50
Ib. Postpaid. Mrs. J. A. Wilson,
Martin.

200 bu. 48-93 Victorgrain oats,
$1 bu. at barn, bulk, combine
run, purity 96.24, germ. 95.00
pet. Joe Elrod Sr., 317 N. Hill
St., Griffin. Ph. 3502. :

600 bu.- bulk Cokers Victor
grain and oats, pure seed, 96.18
pet., germ. 92.00 pct., bright.
clean and sound, $1 bu. W. B.
Keily, Rt. 2, Byron. .

Cert. Sweet Borre Lupine,
Germ, 85 pct. D.C. Royal, Ash-
burn. i

Borre Sweet Lupine, Germ.
92.50 pet.; Purity, 99.06 pct. No
noxious weeds, 13 lb. Will ship.
W. H. Willson, Rt. 1, Albany.
Ph. HE-5-4038.



PECANS AND PEANUTS
FOR SALE



All new crop pecans: Schley,
10 Ib. lots, 50c lb. also have

Stuart, Pabst, Success. Full
money back guarantee. Add
postage. F. C. Garrett, Ft.
Gaines. a

New crop Stuart shelled pe-
cans. 4-1/2 lb. mixed, mostly
halves, $6; 4 Ib. asst. halves, $6,
mixed seedlings, mostly halves,
$1.35 Ib. Del in_Ga. Cash with
order. Gilford Register, 1012
First Ave., SW., Moultrie.

100 Ibs. nice extra large thin
shelled new crep pecans, 35c
lb. plus postage, large Seedlings,

ing.
Large Paper Shell pecans, 40

lb. Postpaid in Zones 1-2-3. Mrs.
J. K. McRae, Rt. 4, Quitman.

New crop pecans, per Ib:
Stuarts, 50c; mixed nuts, 40
PP or Exp. paid. Mrs. T. M.
Greene, Box 262, Zebulon.

t
1956 corp Stuart and Schley
(mixed) pecans, 10 lbs. $5 PP;
100 Ibs. $40, FOB. Mrs. J. M.
Jones, Grayson. ;

New crop pecans for sale, or
exch. for 100 Ib. cap. washed,
Print feed bags: 1 lb. for each
bag Ship bags and will ship
pecans return mail. Ea. pay post-
age. J. D. Powell, Box 529, Fitz-
gerald. g

Medium and large size pecans,
40c lb., smaller, 35 Ib., all se-
lected nuts, quality extra good.
Postage prepaid. Checks
Money Order accepted. W. A.
Walker, Quitman. fi

No. 1 Schley pecans, 55 Ib.,
Van Deman and medium Sch-
Jeys, 50c lb., No. 1 Stuarts, 45c
Ib., good seedlings, 35c lbs, fresh-
ly shelled halves, $1.10 Ib., brok-
| en pieces, $1 Tb. All del. Ist, 2nd,
and 3rd Zones. Geo. A. McAr-
thur, 1506 Third Ave., Albany.

Shelled pecans, Schley and
large Seedlings, halves $1.50 Ib.,
broken pieces, $1.40 Ib. Add post-
age. Mrs. Marion Toler, Rt. 1,
Americus. ; :

Well filled pecans, Stuarts 35
lb., Money Makers and Success
44 30 Ib. All in 5 Ib. bags. Add 50c
postage. All or ders filled
promptly. C. L. Vining. Box 115,
Nicholls.

MISCELLANEOUS -
FOR SALE

APPLES:

Nice sundried apples, 50 lb.
plus postage. Mrs. W. B. Quarles,
Rocky Face.

Nice dried apples, 50 lb. not
Jess than 5 lb. Add postage. Mrs.
J. H. Lawrence, Middleton. 3

BEES: : aUy
30 hives Bees, pa
home-made gums, not Yr
2 years, $3 ea. for lo
Lovell, Tignal





Green Glaze Collard seed,|

truck load. Del. Wes

Tansy, 15 rooted bt

$3.25; 5 Ib., $1.65 del. Zo:

sold. No checks. Mrs.

25c lb.-Mrs. Mamie Bell. Char- |

b$t gal. J.-E.. Perk
Jones Rd., Macon.

or}

bags. Mrs. Myrtle P.

1S. Molena. H. C.

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2-3 Ib. nice butter,
lb. at my house, 9_
Dahlonega, 9-E Hwy. |
Saturdays. Mrs. R. H.
Rt.'.3, Dawsonville.

FERTILIZER:
Extra good hen
few shavings. Sell

lanta. L. BE. Widney,
Ferry Rd., S.W., Al
PL-3-9005.

GOURDS: jeu
Martin and dipper g
ea., larger, 50c ea., S
sizes. 5c-10c ea. Add
Mrs. W. E. Wooten, Rt.
illa.

HERBS2 0 <7
Elecampane,



Catni;
lie, 3, 10. Exch. for Ho

or Thyme. Add pos
R. I. Williams, Rt. 1,
HAY: ;

About 300 bales
Peanut hay at Ma
free of sandspurs. nv

Johnson grass. H
Charing. : :

- 100 tons Coastal Bern
for sale. Peter H
Thomasville. Ph. CA-6
HONEY: .

No. 1 Ext. honey,

Mail; six 5 lb., $6; six
glass, $7; 12 - 2-1/2 Jb.
$7.50 Exp. and Frt.
55 gal. -bbls. 16 Ib.
Walker, Rt. 1, Adrian

Red nest onions, 10.
$1.65 gal; Scallion butto
Spring onions, $1.25 ga
time to plant. No less t

worth, Rt. 1, Dacula

Red multiplying

Sten
onior

dew, 3 to-6 alike,
and 2 alike, 3 for
doz. Mrs. George Co
Hammond Dr.. N.
5. Phy EX-7215.. - >.

SAGES = ee
- 11 Ibs., nice, shade dr
$4.50 Ib. plus posta,
all to one party. Ha
Brown, Rt. 2, Toccoa.

1956 shade dry sage
cup full; also, fine white
popcorn in 20 Ib. lobs :
multiplying onions,
Add postage. Mrs. Mi
land, Coogler Rd., Box 1
ton. 2 pa

1956 washed. shade
25c pt. in cellophane
postage. No orders les
Capitol View, Ave., NV

bos

ta 18. Ph. Sy. 4-6654.

Leilar Phillips, Rt

SEED CANE:

Approx. 5,060 stal
Impr. green Sugar Cau
in 50$ stalk lots, or 2c
entire patch. FOB

2, Molena. hee

WALNUTS AND WALD

MEATS: ie =
1956 Black Walnu

large pieces, $1 Ib. p
Mrs. Jay Brown, W
(Res. of Towns Co.
) : .

_ Nice, large Walnut |
$1 lb. plus. postage. N
Towns Co. Ga.)
Black Walnut mea
can meats, ea. $1
s. Virginia Bry
ville.

















ol
sired by aoa bred
Maneh bulls, reason-







; polled Here-
ak or herd: 21
Ss, 11 with calves at
rebred, others calve
nerd sires, WRJ Paw-
nief 4th and B Gold
th. Priced to sell. H.
Pendergrass.








C uernsey bulls, 8 mos.



ie mas. to J. yr,
Fs, ] to 2 yrs., cows
es by side. Finest
and good color. Reg.
mame. Reasonable. Roy
: 2 ead meh:








= old Angus
d and = Erica
Rercatlent prospects
bulls, $150 ea. O.
Rex Rd. _ Morrow








2 bull, ae but
22 mos. old, very gent-
"trade for. heifer, pre-
. G. L. Turner, Rt.

also



Williams Dairy, Wil-
, Box 808, Rt. 1, Col-





rd bull, gives 414-
. $100 my place 10
Mrs. Ellen Sell-

ed Guernsey bull,
id, with papers, $150;
4 Guernsey bull, 9 mos.
-be- arranged,
x ~ Sangster, Rt.





t bull and heifer



oe : bial
solid White, and

not. Fen,




ws, Holstein, Jer-
sey; 7 KER:
oi OB and

Merrill H. Flake,
d., Decatur. Ph.








ding stock from
g stock. Shortnose,
, boars ready for
} ea., reg. treated,
$20 to $25 ea.
Paul J. Cain, Rt.
ae









oars, 14 wks. aa:
name, wormed,
25.00 ea.; also Hamp-

BPC crosed pigs, 8,
.00 ea. Don E. Coch-
Ridge Farm, Ken-
arietta 9-4982.

Black Af-ican
(stay fat kind), 6

ot. 20. Hubert W.









ge litters of 12-20
Free of al) dis-



M.ipigs to bred sows.

_| Hampshire. and OIC



LIVESTOCK WANTED





Reserve and Cusinpion at
Southeastern fair. Randall Ed-
|wards, Rt, 1, Ball Ground.

~ Yorkshire pigs, 8-10 wks. old,

treated: boars $18, gilts, $23,
pes $2.75 for reg. papers; Bar-
rows, $15 to FFA and 4-H
members (and money refund-
ed by having Grand Champion
barrow at County shows or
saree Cc. E. Struble, Rt. 2,
Box 40, Americus. Ph. 7562.

Purebred SPC pigs, gilts,
boars, treated, reg. in buyers
name, reasonable. Dr. W. W.

Gravely, P. O. Box 741, Thom- |

asville. Ph. CA 6-2321

Hampshire pigs, 6 ea. males
and gilts reg. in buyers name.
Sired by Carters Pride. $22.50
ea.; Johnson Gresham, Rt. 3,
Washington.

12 wk. old reg. Tamworth
meat type boars and gilts. Or-
ville Sweet, c/o Windsweep
Farm, Rt. 5, Thomaston.

3 purebred Hampshire boars,
born Sept. 1, 56, thrifty, fat,
reg. if wanted, $15 ea. Wendell
Eberhart, Rt. 1, Hiram.

Reg. Poland China
strictly meat type,

hogs,
weaned
Best of
bloodlines from Prize winning
herd. Will ship but best come
see. James R. Mullis, Cochran.

18 wks. old Black African
Guinea male shoats, $20 ea. Ed
Bledsoe, Newnan St., Carrollton

Reg. Landrace pigs of Im-
ported Swedish bloodlines,
ready for del. Dee. 5. Dr. Roy

ee Jr., Pelham. Ph. 8134-
31 a

Large quantity of Hampshire
hogs and pigs, 35-500 Ibs. ea.,
eligible for reg., both sexes,
$6.00 ea. up. Howard Aligood,
3233 N. Fulton Ave, =o
Ph. PO 1-9795.

33 pigs, 8 wks. old, $8. 00 ea.,
good stock, | thrifty growers, at
farm 2 mi. N. Gibson on War-
renton Rd. No del. Ellis Chalk-
er, Rt. 2, Gibson. Ph. 3211.

Reg. Hampshire gilt, bred 3
wks., FOB-Lowery. Brazle
He Claxton, Rt. 2, Glnwood. Ph.
Rentz 5.

Reg. Hampshire gilts, and boars

ee

lready for service, from Grand

Champion herd at: Southeast-
ern and Ga. State Fairs,, $40.
lea. and up Bill Pickrell, Rt. 2,
_| Cochran. Ph. Webster 4-2615.

30 pigs, 8 wks. old,
croses,
$7.00, eas, $12.00 pr. William
E. Smith, Rt. 2, Box 101, Al-
pharetta.

_ Reg. Hampshire pigs, ready,
reg. in buyers name, 12.50 ea;
Also, reg Hampshire sow, 2%
ryrs. old, bred to reg Hamp-
shire boar, $75.; Also, reg.
Hampshire boar for Service;
fee $5.00, all at my place.
Keith Manly, Rt. 1, Alto.

_ Purebred Tamworth boar and
gilts, lyr. old, also 12 pigs.
W. P. Brega, 330 West Lake

-| Dr. Athens, Ph. LI 6-7771.

White face sow and 7 sia
$100; also 1100 lb. Strawberry
Roan mare and saddle, $125;
and Milk Goat, fine stock, $15.
Ray Almand, 4864 Stagecoach
So Ph. Stockbridge

Reg. SPC hogs, of very best
bloodlines in meat type, boar
and gilts) 3-1/2 mos. old, $25
ea; boar, 225 lbs. $65; also
want trade 3 yr. old chestnut
horse, broke to ride, for young,
gentle mare, not over 6 yrs. old.
George Ferguson, Rt; Cave
Spring.

Hampshire boar and pigs,
for sale; also want to exch.
well marked boar ready for ser-
vice. Pigs ready to breed, down
to 12 wks. old. Del. guaran-
ted. FOB. FFA member. C.
O. Maddox, Winder.

Have young sow, already
treated: want someone near
Swainsboro to take her and
raise pigs on halves. Call at
ence or come. Mrs. Henry Bell,

Rt. 1, Swainsboro. Ph. 4592.



reg.



Purebred Duroc boar, dark
red type, 10 mos. old, 175 Ibs.,
$45 at my farm. J. L. Arm-
strong, Rt. 2, Stockbridge.

6 Berkshire and Poland China
pigs, 7 wks. old, about 45 Ibs.,
ready. Live on Birmingham-
Crabapple Rd. Come _ before
noon. W. M. Neese, Rt. 4, Alp-
haretta. Ph. 3791.

* Feeder shoats, wt. 100 to 130
Tbs. and smaller pigs; Also have
stocker calves, steers and heif-
ers, Wt. from 200 to 600 Ibs.
Tim Cole, Rt. 2, Newnan.



HORSES AND MULES
FOR SALE



Mexican female Burro, 4 ft.,.

200 Ibs., fat, gentle, $75. Jack
Stephens, Crawford.

Reg. Tenn. Walker Stallion,
foaled May 29, 1951, very gen-
tle, gaited, show horse, Chest-
nut with Star, small, flax mane
and tail; Rusty, 3-yr. old gelding,
Chestnut, flax mane and tail,
broke to saddle. Edwin Stinch-
comb, Jr., RFD 4, Box 67-G,
Madison.

2 saddle horses, 1 very spirit-
ed, (not recommended for ama-
teurs), one very gentle. W. E.
Purcell, Jr., 203 Fifth Ave., De-
eatar. Ph. EV- 2136 or CR- 1070.

Mare mule, gentle, will work
anywhere. Reasonable, or trade
for fat beef type calf ready for
slaughter; Also OIC sow and 3
OIC Hampshire eross pigs, rea-
sonable. William C. Alford, Rt.
1, Hwy. 78, Lilburn. Ph. Stone
Mtn. 4672.) -;

6 Shetland pony mares, will
colt in Spring, 2 with filly colts
by side, and 5 yearling fillies.
Reasonable. Do not write. Jess
Holbrook, Box 415, Jonesboro.
Ph. 6771.

Horse and buggy for sale, both
in fine shape. A. D. Brantley,
Sr. Rt. 1, Mayfield.

Combination saddle and plow
horse, good shape, with saddle,
$75, at my home after 6 PM

or weekend. Cora E. Tipton,

RFD 1, Stockbridge.

Roan. real work horse, 1200
lbs., about 10 yrs. old, gentle
to ride, op5.- C.F. Perdue, Rt.
2, Powder Springs.

Good sound farm mule.*Sell

or trade for young milch cow.
J. M. Brooks, 950 Bolton Rd.,
Nw, Atlanta 18. Ph. SY-4-5524

Six good mules. J. F. Well-
born, Rock Springs.

Several gentle Shetland rid-
ing ponies, different sizes and
colors, $150 to $200 ea. Robin
Vaughn, Rt. 4, Toccoa. Ph.
Tucker 6-5249.

Reg. Palominomare, 5 yrs.
old, Guarterhorse breeding. F.

ae Owens, 5528 Forrest Court,
Chamblee.

7 yr. old pony, about 700

Ibs., good cond., $150, or exch.

for Palomino colt or Shetland
pony. A. B. Wiley, Rts: -Car-
nesville.

5 yr. old, 950 lb. mule and
4 yr. old stallion. Both very
gentle, at my place, 1 mi. W.
Rock Spring. Geo. ONeal, Rt. 1,
Rock Spring. ~

Black mare, around 1 M. lbs.,
9 yrs. old, work anywhere, no
bad habits, $90, also good 2 H.
wagon, good cond. good bed,

$45. Lawrence Burrell, Rt. 2,
Clayton. .
Dbl. Reg. Palomino colt,

snow white mane and tail, also
6 mos. old solid black filly

colt. Mrs. Betty S. Bailey,
Windy Hill Ranch, Waynes-
boro, Ph. 2187. _



LIVESTOCK WANTED



CATTLE:

Want 5 to 25 well marked
Holstein or Guernsey heifers,
wt. 200 to 506 Ibs. Give cash
price and description. E. F.
Entrekin, Rt. 2, Box 53, Bre-
men.



Want reg. Jersey or Hol-

stein heifer calves 1 wk. old.;

and description.
Also want Beltsville No. 1
boar hogs. Fred Barber, Box
206, Jonesboro.

Give price

Want young steer or beef
type cow with calf, prefer Black
Angus; also, 1 hog between 200
and 300 lbs. Sol Maloney, Nor-
cross. Pr. 2619.

CHINCHILLAS:

Want Black Chinchillas
rabbits). Buy or exch. planting
peach seed at $2.50 bu. Mrs.
Ruby M. Jackson, 503 E. Church
St., Ft. Valley

HORSES AND MULES:

Want Shetland pony or small
horse, safe for children to ride,
within 50 mi:, reasonable. H.
H. Thomas, Rt. 1, Dahlonega.

SHEEP AND GOATS:

Want goat, heavy milker, now
milking. W. D. Cofield, 1755
Springer Ave, N.W., Atlanta 18.
Ph. TR 2-3107.

Want lambs, 6 mo. to 1 yr. |

old. State Ist. letter mumber,
breed, ave. wt. and if been
shorn. Pay full market price. R.
B. Curtis, Farmington. Ph.
Madison 2603.

GOATS:

Want Nubian or French Al-
pine Milk goat. State color,
amount milk, ete. Will pick
up. L. E. Morgan, Rt. 4, Way-
cross.

Want several reg. Toggenburg

goats. Describe fully. Homer J.

Kennedy, Rt. 4 Box 131, Ham-
ilton.

Want reg. Billy Goat with
papers. Write what you have.
W. D. Matthews, P. O. Box
87, Alte.



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



N. Z. white rabbits, very
fine breeding stock bucks, bred

_or open does, $5 to $8 ea; young

stock, $3 to $5 ea. C. W. Page.
149 N. Ave, NE, Atlanta 8.
Ph. TR 4-6452. :

(not |



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



N. Z. white rabbits, $2" ea;
also Nubian goat,

April, good male
stock, $10. Ben Clarke, Rt: 3,
Lithonia. Ph. 3645.

ze

a white does, 2 bucks, 2
black does, $1.50 ea. my place.
Cannot ship. Mrs. L. E Wat-

kins, 3810 Adamsville Dr. S.W. -

Atlanta 11. PH. PL 5-9513.



SHEEP AND GOATS
FOR SALE



4 Suffolk Ewes, mated to Co-
riedale ram (has been with ewes
2-1/2 mos.), $12 ea., also 1 ster-
ilized ram, 1 yr. old Christmas
Day, wt. about 105 Ibs., W. L.

Cousins, Rt. 2, Box 318, Cool- _

edge Rd., Tucker.

Milk goats with papers, alse
other goats. Bob Hill. Stockton,

3 Saanan does: 2 are 3 mos..

old, other 8 mos. old. T. C. Wat-
son, Rt. 2, Box 127, Athens.



POULTRY FOR SALE



BANTAMS:

25 common Fantam hens, pul-
lets and roosters, 50c ea. J. A.
Elliott, Rt. 2, Lavonia.

Silver and Golden bantams,
$8 trio. T. H. Couch, Rt. 2, Smyr-
na. Ph. 5-8062.

3 Sebright bantams, $1.50 ea.
or trade for 3 Bob White Quail.
Charles Chappelear. Rt. 2, Mar-
tin.

Mixed bantams and Golden
Sebright bantams. Will not ship.
J. M. Daniel, 803 Fern: Wood
Dr., East Point. Ph. PO-7-1193.

RR bantan Roosters, April and
May hatch, good stock. Will not
ship. O. D. Britt, 852 Confeder-
ate Ave., SE, Atlanta 12.

Golden Sebright bantams,

White Cochens, McMurray
Strain Show Type, fine plumage,
May 56 hatch, $5 trio; 1 trio 1956
Reeves pheasants, $15 or exch.
for 1 male Blue peafowl, plus
express on pheasants. Alton B.
Bass, Rt. 3, Dublin.



to the farm.

catile on his farm.

WARNING TO FARMERS

Insist on sales barn testing of cattle for Bangs.
Georgia Department of Agriculture is paying for the test-
ing of all adult females which go from livestock auction
barns to the farm and for the testing or vaccination of all
young female cattle which go from livestock auction barns

/
No farmer should purchase a female from a_ livetsock
auction barn and take it to his farm without having it
tested at auction barn or vaccinated at the auction barn.

This service is FREE and every farmer should insist
that he receive this FREE test or vaccination in order to
_protect himself from an outbreak of Bangs among his

PHIL CAMPBELL

Commissioner

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report.

conditions may a person



Notice To
Seed Advertisers

All persons sending advertisements or notices to
the Market Bulletin concerning the sale of agricul-
tural seed must send the original seed laboratory re-
port or a-certified copy of same.

Upon receipt of this report a record will be made
of the test and the report will be returned to the
sender. Thereafter ads or notices concerning this same
lot of seed. will be accepted without the laboratory,

No advertisement or notice for the sale of agricul,
tural seed will be accepted for publication in the,
Market Bulletin until the laboratory report or a cer-
tified copy of same has been received.

Persons with seed for sale are also reminded that
they may offer for sale through the Market Bulletin
enly seed produced by them on their farm. Under no

from another for the purpose of resale.

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First In Georgia
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present a trophy to the county in recog-
nition of its achievement.

-I want to commend the farmers of Wil-
kinson County, the County Agent R, J.
-.Ussery, the veterinarians, Dr. Jesse Sloan
of Milledgeville and Dr. J. L. Smalley of
Dublin and county officials for their fine
cooperation which has resulted in this
achievement and contributed to the long-
sought goal of a disease-free county. This
important first step launches us on the
path to an even greater goala disease- |

free state.

POULTRY FOR SALE

Silver Sebrights, Golden Se-

brights, also R. I. Reds, all prize
winning stock, $5 trio. Robert
Harris, Rt. 5, Marietta. . Ph.
Smyrna 5-5802.

CORNISH, GAMES AND
GIANTS:

2 gamehens, 1 ea. goose and
gander, drake and 2 ducks 2
guinea roosters and 3 hens. Sell.
or trade for hay, pigs, calf. R.N.
Bates, Empire. Ph. WE-4-2679.

Barkely Shawl-Traveler game
cocks, 6-10 mos. old, $2.50 ea.;
White King pigeons, large, $2.50
pr.; Homers, $2 pr. G. W. Wil-

e liams, C/O Williams Dairy, Box



808, Rt. 1, Columbus. Ph. 2-9550.

- Red Fox hateh game cock, 1
pure Claret hen, $10; Hatch-
claret cock and Clart- pullet,
$10; Claret stag near crowing
size and pullet; $7, 2 hatch stags,
same age, $5 ea. J- J. Eskew, Rt.
1, Box 25, College Park. Ph. PO-
77-1968.

5 purebred red Silver Laced
Cornish roosters, 6 mos. old,
$1.75 ea. Will ship. Mrs. Eldora
George. Indian Creek Dr., Rt. 3,
Stone Mtn. Ph. Clarkston 43-

7286,

Some of the best strain game
chickens, matured cocks and
stags, $6 to $10. John Nichol-
son, Blairsville.

Pure Dark Cornish Cockerels,
ready for service, $2 ea. lots
of 2; two- 18 mo. old. $5. All
larze big bone type. H. W. Thur-
mond, Farmington.

MINORCAS:

Giant Black Minorca breeding
stock, laying pullets, $3 ea,
ready for service Cockerels $5,
4 pullets and 1cockerel, $15. L.
B. Millians, Newnan.

PEACOCKS, PHEASANTS,
PIGEONS, QUAIL, ETC.::

1956 Hatch Reeves and Am-
herst-pheasants. A. E. Stodghill,
Jackson;

Finest Auto-Sexed Giant
Homers, 1955 Seamless banded
$5 pr. Ed Dodd, Sandy Springs.
Ph: EX 8129:

White King Pigeons for sale
or exch. for bantams. T. F. Dan-
iel, Rt. 1, Box 140, Statham.

Several grown Chukars Quail;
ready to pair, $8 pr. B. S. Cobb,
Warthen. Ph. 2877.

Pheasants, Quail, Doves, Pek-
in, Muscovy and Mallard ducks,
White Chinese geese, White
King, Homers, Fan Tail pigeons,
also bantam chickens. Reason-
ables no extra charge to ship.
Mrs. Helen Street, 2956 Buford
Hwy, Atlanta 6.



Fantail pigeons, Yellow pairs
and Splashed, $5 pr., Birming-
ham Rollers, $2.50 pr. Mated
and working pairs only. Ship
anywhere. J. B. Harrison, Kite.

30 Ringneck pheasants, 1955-
1956 hatch $40. Will not ship.

Mrs. Irene Fowler, Rt. 5, Cum-
ming.
Bob White quail, ready for

mating, $3 pr. at my place. J. T.
Owens, Sr.. Rt. 2, Covington.

Ringneck pheasants: 12 hens
and 5 roosters, 1-1/2 yrs. old,
$2.50 ea.; About 30, 3-1/2 mo.
old, $1.50 ea. Will ship on re-
ceipt of check or money order.
Floyd Callaway, Rt. 1, Fayette-
ville.

old, 18 pullets, 7 roosters,





POULTRY FOR SALE

3 Silver Pheasant cocks March

56 hatch, $5 ea. or trade for
Golden cocks same age or older,
or 1pr. Crown Lady Amherst.
Henry Pike, 108 Palm Ave., Sa-
vannah. k

20 pheasants, Goideds avers
Reeves-Silver-Mutant, 1955 and
56 hatch. C. Whit Turner, Mc-
Donough. /

Peafowl, per pr., 1956 hatch,
$25; 1955 hatch, $35; 1955 pea
hens, $20 ea. Hi. Eulan Clary,
Thomson.

Bob- White quail, 1956 hatch,
$1 ea.; 13 white African guin-
eas, $1 ea.; white Cornish 6 mos.
old pullets, $1.25 ea.; Golden
Sebright bantams, $1 ea.: mix:
bantams, 50c ea. O. L L. Cratt, Rt:
2, Lavonia.

White King Pigeons, Ameri-
cans finest breeding strain, $2.50
pr. Ogden A. Geilfuss, c/o Melo-
dy Brook Farm, RFD 3, Mari-
etta. Ph. Smyrna 5-7385.

Racing Homer Pigeons, pure-
bred, best bloodlines in Tofts
and Millers, reasonable. Letters
ans. E. A. Fennell, 1351. polneee
St., Columbus. /

Fantail pigeons, splashed col-
ors, nice fans, yeung pairs, $3
pr. Ship anywhere R. Lamar
Brantley, Rt. 2, Wrightsville.

Ringneck pheasants, 6-7 mos.
$25
for lot. J. W. Nisbet, 2:
Chamblee. Ph. 43-7907.

12 white Doves, 4 brown
Doves, $18, or $3.50 pr. Will
not ship. J. N. Neal, lott 18th
Ave.. Columbus.

Quail, Chukars and several
varieties of Pheasdnts, also few
show type bantams. Robert L.
Garrison, 1525 Fairburn Rd.,
S.W., Atlanta 11. Ph. PL-5- 0432,

Fine Ringneck healthy pheas-
ants (cannot fly), 15 cocks, 20
hens, $2 ea. Robert Callahan, Rt.
2, Box 187, Blackshear.

Bob White Quail. Ringneck
Pheasants (breeders), Golden
Cock, Reeves Cock. 1956 hatch.

Rt.

H. Tonsgard, 5289 Lamar St.,
Atlanta 15. Ph. CR-3775.
Mature Bob White quail, $3

pr., shipped RWY Collect. Warn-
er Fryer, 198 Honeysuckle Lane,
College Park. Ph. PO-1- 1041.

REDS:

22 N. H. Red pullets, about 3/4
grown, for early spring layers,
also 24 R. I. Reds. $1 ea. Frank
Thomas, Rt. 2, Tarrytown.

ROCKS:

14 White Rock Pullets, 6 mos.
old, laying. Cannot ship. Mrs.
M. L. Blackwell, 5260 Glenhav-
en Dr., Decatur: Ph. EV-8025.

5 White Rock hens, 1 white
Rock rooster, 3 Red hens and
2 Black Minorca roosters, $14
for all. Come after. Mrs. Zora
Brown, Box 317, Rear Pine St.,
Scottdale.

WYANDOTTES:

R. C. white Wyandotte roost-
ers, 4-A, April 1956 hatch, $3
ea. FOB. Mrs. J. H. Cox. Box
132, Tennille.

TURKEYS, GUINEAS, DUCKS,
GEESE, ETC.:

15 Guineas, 2 White roosters,
9 White hens, 4 Speckled hens,
$1.50 ea. N. G. Forester, Rt. 2,
Buford.

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with built-in resistance to molds or fungi..
Although tung oil is a high-quality
drying oil used in a variety of surface
coatings, its extreme reactivity makes it
difficult tc handle in the manufacturing
process, The USDA
however, that- addition of zinc resinate
will keep the oil from gelling under pro-
cessing heat. At the same time, tung oils
quick-drying qualities can be retained by
suitable modification of paint formulas in
which the new product is used.

scientists

. POULTRY FOR SALE

TURKEYS, GUINEAS, DUCKS,
GEESE, ETC.:

Big B. B. Bronze Turkeys for
sale. Mrs. Dave Jackson, Rt. 1,
Conyers. B

14 grown old fashioned Spec-
kled Guineas, $15 lot. Ship at
buyers expense. H. A. Gibson,
Rt. 1, Suwannee.

Young turkeys, $1.50 ea..and
up; turkey hens, 40c lb., sev.
ae Muscovy ducks, 75c-$1.50

bantams, 50c ea. and up.
Scndbh. Clay, 1645 Upper River
Rd., Macon, Ph. 5-8082..

15 new Hampshire Red April
pullets, laying, $1.75 ea., mixed
bantam hens, pullets, 50c ea. Ed.
Bledsoe, Newnan Ste Carroll-
ton.

5 nice young Geese, not vexed |
$15 or $3:50 ea. FOB. O. M.
Moody, Rt. 4, Waycross.

1955 hatch Turkeys, 20 some
and 9 hens, nice, young, fat, at
market price. MissCora B. Pat.
terson, Rt. 1, Box 35, Ty Ty.

White turkeys, early, 1956
hatch. 10 hens, 5 toms, $5 ea.
Will not ship. Billy Lindorf, Rt.
1, Box 98, Griffin.

B. B. Bronze Gobblers, pies
bred, hatched ist wk. of April,
1956, wt. 20.- 25 Ibs., $7.50 ea.
Will ship. Wm. J. Steele, Rt. 2,
Eastman. oS

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q
POULTRY WANTED
SS

WYANDOTTES:

Want 10 Partridge or Silver
Laced Wyandotte pullets and 1
cockerel. J. L. Kennedy, Grove-
town. a 7

FARM HELP WANTED





Want unencumbered middle
age lady for light farm work
on farm. Ietters answered. Mrs.
H. E. Barnes, Rt. 2, Lenox. ~

Want family with equip-
ment to cultivate approx. 150
acres for 1957. Located Bleck-
ley Co. Good allotments. Good
opportunity. L. E. OSteen, Rt.
1, Box 401, Warner Robins.



report,



FARM HELP WANTED.

Want.farm labor, 35-45 yrs.
old, married, sober, used to
living country, not over 5 in
family. Good house on mail and
school bus route.
sary. Write only. George Varn,
Box 205, Folkston.

Want good reliable fares
and family for 1957, for general
farming, 50-50 basis. Have 5
R. house, on mail and school
but rt., Ga. power line, good
water, wood and_- pasture.
W. Robertson, % E. T. Boyne,
RBs Loganville. Ph: CR_5906.

Want family to help gather
Corn, raise chickens look after

sired. Must be sober. EB. -H.
| Sherrill, Rt. 1, Flowery Branch

~ Want man, white or col., with
large family, to farm with

|mule or tractor*on 50-50 basis.

Large 6 R. house, lights and
well in. yard. LB. Kersey,
Junction City. - Ss

nish self, white or col., for 2
H. crop on Halves. Have 4
good mules, good land and pas-
ture, 8 mi. So. College Park,
| just off Natn] Hwy. Mrs. Jew- |
ell Fryer, Rt. 1, Riverdale.



ae POSITIONS. WANTED 4

White. man, 41 yrs. old, | =
children, boy. 14, girls 12, 10,



ter cows and hogs or chickens,
and small time crops. Boy - and
myself can drive truck, trac-
tor; worked on farm all life. |
Come see on Loveioy:- Wapleey 4
Rd. Ray Thempeen, Rte 2 2:
Hampton. | Sy

White ae 30, wife, 4 chil.
dren, wants job on diary milk-
ing 35-40 cows. Lewis Tread-
well, Rt. 2, Culloden. es Bar-
nesville 695-M-4. =

Man, wife, 2. ne 5. and |
17 yrs. old), wants job on farm.
Exp. poultry, dairy and other
farming. Need good house~and
reasonable wages. Boyd R.
Smith, % L. G. King, P. S



Box 44, Monticello.

The laoratons: procedure f
these paints is being ovale

substitute acids can be rec
commercial paints.

Ref. neces- |i

cattle, and crop for 1957 if de-j.

- Want farmer, who -can fur-.

and wife want job looking af. 2





on :

. White,
| Ph. MA T- 3442,
White man, 56, |
ular or ee ar

-able- Salary,
laundry. ee Mu

Cy etta. ah

job on farm. C
kind of farm work.
J. T. Roberson, C/
Jefferson, St., -Ha:

Want job -o
dairy farm for
life-time on farm, J
Whorter, 1575 Che:
W.. Atlanta: 18.

ree. yr. old. mi n
children, |

| farm. Weekly wa

War 2 Ve need
Can't do har

school bus. and n
eae oo ,

Room,
wages. Roy iL

| Fortress Ave.,

Man. with fa
job on farm doing
farm wo

calves, and part sha
son 17. Edd Coop:
View Apt., ine

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ers, laying ene
or tending cattle.
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Atlanre Rome Athens Troneston

: 11-6 1-7 NO 115
STEERS & HEIFERS 1062 625 _ REPORT
Good & Choice. 17.50-20.00 ek one oe Pull pee
Standard 13,.50-18.00 -13.75-16.00 - _-14.25-17.00
Utility 10.75-13.75 -10.80-14.00 - 11.00-13.50
Vealers --16.25-23.25 _-5.00-25.00 ea Ae
Stockers & Feeders. 11,00-17.00 10.25-15.25 mg 10.25-15.00
Feeder Calves 10.50-19.00 10.25-16.50 . Br 10.00-17.00
COWS:
Utility & Standard 10.00-11.50 -10.25-11.50 Cs
Canners & Cutters. 7.00-10.25 7.00-10.50
Springers 50.00-120.00 _55.00-120.00 he
HOGS: | 80
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