Farmers and consumers market bulletin, 1956 December 5

Commissioner

Bulletin



Phil Pioneer






































mn nissioner ok Agriculture pe

population _ of 210, 000, 000.
the United States by 1975
: problem of crop surpluses? |
been some expressions of be-
ected population increase
- crop surpluses by 1975. but.



e matter. is that ia

sod and fiber,

of 210, ,000, 000 persons
more than the 165 mil-
ill require one-third





1951-53. But economists of _

st record of America Ss farmers -

up. the todos job ahead
uring the next 20 years we
much a Jeb of producing |
a job of oe farm

tion than in 1951-53 will be
uction of cattle. and calves
oO be increased. by about 50
S 40. percent and oe and
percent. .

> s no change in total hay and
eage, pasture and hay yields
d to be increased about 35
iv ckmen also are ot
feed. grains. ot









a an ade onl 150s
would be needed. But
he Jast 15 years indicate

ATION AND

WEDNESDAY, "DECEMBER 5, 1956

NUMBER 18

SURPLUSES



ea this walk not be ae 1

ough technological ad-
arch Ge are increas-

nour ability to produce i
that only about 25 million
-acres might be put to use. That means

_five-sixths of the job would have to be

ural products. than did the | done by increasing yields, or by other

artment of Agriculture Say

trends suggest

sour a5 percent more live-





Cgcicultural

| / CALENDAR

: Dec 6) Albany! ae. i. Chattanooga:
Dec. 13,. Atlanta Community
Improvement hangact. z -.&

f

~ Dec. 6. ABAG sks
course. _ cogent. Som

Corn short

Se 1 RBAC. Gition . Brotien. pio
_ duction short course.

; Dec. 11, Macon 4-H Hybrid corn meet-

e ts ing. ee : : y ae

=. Dec. 19, Gainesville Yellow corn con-
test awards.



=

additional

advances in technology. However, in-

creased efficiency in use of livestock feed
could reduce substantially the cropland
requirements, since present feeds

and
feeding rates were assumed In making the
projection of needs.

The Department economists
that crop production
should be increased by a fourth above
the 1951-53 level to meet the needs of an

expanded population 20 years from now.

A 40 percent increase in truck crops is

_ seen, with almost the same increase ex-

pected for tobacco. Requirements for
fruits and nuts may increase a third or
more. ;

Compared with 1951-53, only moder-

ate increass in production of cotton and

potatoes are called for by 1975. There may

-be less need for wheat and rice.

To meet projected needs for. dairy
products two decades from now, milk
production would need to be increased by
a third above 1951-53 output. Outturn of
poultry products would need to be upped
by one-half,

The economists explain that the pro-
jections in their study are not forecasts;

they ore expected trends. They as-

_ (Continued On Page 7)



say |



Wheat Growers Place
Land In Soil Bank

Nearly 3,000 Gadesia wheat growers
have signed agreements placing 37,297

acres of Jand in the Soil Banks 1957 win-

ter wheat Acreage Reserve Program.
John Bradley, state chairman of tha

Agricultural Stabilization and Conserva+ :
tion Committee, says that if the farmers

signing the agreements comply with the

requirements of the program they will

be eligible for a maximum of $820;272 im
Acreage Reserve payments.

In releasing these figures Bradley em
phasized they are not final. Although tha
1957 winter wheat Acreage. Reserve sign:

up closed Oct. 5, as unobligated funds

were reallocated to counties which had
used all funds assigned to them, addition-
al wheat acreage offered previously was
put under the Acreage Reserve pine
in some instances, .

Acreage Allotment

For Two Crops Told

"The 1957 crop cotton acreage allot-

ment for Georgia is 904,813 acres and the
1957 crop peanut acreage alltment for
the state is 524,611 acres according to
John Bradley, chairman of the state Ag-
ricultural Stabilization and Conservation
Committee.

The national acreage. allotment for
cotton is 17,585,463 with a marketing

(Continued On Page 7)

Fowler New President
Of Ag College Alumni

Alpha Fowler of Douglasville has
been named president of the College of
Agriculture Alumni Association, Univer-
sity of Georgia. Vice-president of the or-
ganization last year, he moves up to re-
place retiring president W. Tap Bennett
of Savannah.

Clyde Greenway of Tucker was named

(Continued On Page 7)







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FLOWERS AND SEED
FOR SALE

Pink Thrift, 50 plants, $1, Red
Spider Lilies, $1 doz., Red Ver-
bena, 50c doz. Add 25c postage.

Mrs. R. L. Silver, Rt. 5, Cuth-
bert.

_ Blooming size mixed col. Tu-
lip bulbs, 5c ea., Glads, mixed
colors, blooming size, 50c doz;
ellow Jan. Jasmine, purple Li-
ac, purple Butterfly bush, 25c
ea. Prompt shipment. Add post-
age. Mrs. Noel Payne, Rt. 3,
Canton.

65 Nandinas, 10c - 25c ea., 4 to
10 in. high, well rooted. Add
postage under 10 plants. Will
exch. for white and yellow
thrift, pink French Lilac, white
or dark red Crepemyrtle. Each
/pay postage. Mrs. H. A. Morris,
Rt. 2, Canon.

Abelia, Boxwood cuttings,
Pyracantha, Mimosas, Thrift,
Ramblers. Mrs. W. K. Steed-
meau, Rt. 2, Box 48, Chamblee.

Large single yellow Hemero-
callis, $1 doz., dark orange sin-
gle, dbl. blue, white, purple Iris,
75c doz., red Nierembergias, 25c
doz., white Climates, large roots,
Sweetshrubs, 3, $1. Add post-
age. Mrs. L. S. Brown, 1321
Wild Wood Dr., Columbus. .

Large assort. all sizes Cacti:
Xmas, rooted and unrooted,
s0me in pots, some too large to
mail; Xmas and Thanksgiving,
Starfish, 25c ea.; Hen and Bid-
die, rooted 35c ea. unrooted,
25c, some too large to mail. Add
postage. Mrs. Samuel Caine,
Cumming.

Fine. un-named Iris, 15 dif.
eolors, 15, $1. 15 kinds Daylilies,
4, $1, Leriope, 25, $1. Add 25c
postage in Ga., 35c outside state.
Mrs. W. E. Johnson, Rt. 2,
Crawfordville.

Editorial and Executive Offices
State Agriculiure Building
19 Hunter Street, S.W.
Aflanta 3, Georgia





FLOWERS AND SEED
FOR SALE

Mixed Narcissus and Jonquil
bulbs, 75 C. plus postage. H. D.
Goss, Rt. 1, Box 464, Calhoun.

Iris, 50c doz., Coleus, Sultan-
as, mixed colors, 6, 60c, red dbl.
Geraniums, 10c ea., 3 color jew,
3, 25c, dbl. pink Poppy seed,
10c_pkt. Add postage, Mrs. C.
C. Gentry, Rt. 3, Calhoun.

Canna lilies: red, pink, yellow,
varigated, extra large, $1.50
doz., bulbs, FOB, farm. Jno. S.
Paden 1256 Moreland Ave., S.E.,
Atlanta 16. Ph. MA-7-7401.

Nandinas, 6-12 in. 25 ea.,
Abelias, nice plants, 20c ea. Add
postage. All Gov. Inspected.
Mrs. W. H. Guill, Camak.

Tube roses, cannas, daffoc's,
gladioliou, bulbs, 50c doz.
Amarylsis, Daylilies, red and
pink Seven Sister running Rose,
Coralberry, pink Crepemyrtle,
Umbrella Palm, 25c ea., Lilac
plants, 50c~ea. Add postage.
Mrs. W. E. Wooten, Rt. 2, Cam-
illa. (

Jonquil bulbs, Butter and
Eggs, 20c doz., Cannas, red and
yellow, 15c doz., Violets, Blue
Star of Bethlehem, 20c doz. Add
postage. Mrs. J. E. Thompson,
Rt. I, Chester.

Red leaf Barberry, pink, yel-
low Weigelia, Yellow Bells, 3
dif. white Spirea, 2 dif. pink,
purple, red Butterfly bush, Al-
thea, Boston Ivy, Abelia, Nan-
dina, Crepemyrtle, Scotch
Broom, Jan. Jasmine,rooted, 12-
18. in., 25 ea., 5, $1. Add post-
age. Mrs. T. K. Moore, Sr., Rt.
3, Canton.

Several dozen Blue Hyacinth
bulbs, 20 doz.; 3 doz. 50c; 6
doz. $1. Send extra for postage.

Candler Clement Jr. |+Ave., SE., Atlanta 16.

+lie Smith, Rt. 4, Austell.

Cale,

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FLOWERS AND SEED
FOR SALE

Cannas, Iris, 30e doz., white
Periwinkle, 30e bunch, Creep-
ing Phlox, 25 bunch, Dusty Mil-

ler, 30e doz., Monthly Roses, 50c,
Seven Sister Roses, 30c, Jon-
quils, 35 doz., dbl. 50c. doz.,
Geranium plants, 35c, Novelty
Cacti, 40c. Add postage. Mrs.
Otis Mashburn, Cumming.

Van Houttei Spirea, Altheas,
lic ea., Hydrangeas, 35c ea., 4,
$1; dbl. red Geraniums, dbl. and
single, light, dark pink ever-
blooming Begonia, Xmas,
Thanksgiving Cacti, all rooted,
15c ea. Pink Cannas, 10c ea.
Add postage under $1. Mrs. Ela
M. Moore, Cataula. C/O A. H.
Griffin,

Red, white Thrift, Purple
Robe Nierembergia, 2 doz. $1.25,
$3 C.; nice Blue Roman Hya-
cinth bulbs, 2 doz. $1; Sweet
Giant Pansies, 2 doz. $1.15. All
postpaid. Mrs. Lon Ashworth,
Rt. 1, Dacula.

800 English oxwoods, all
sizes, for sale at reasonable
prices. Mrs. T. J. Wilson, Rt. 1,
Clarkesville,

Rooted Verbena, mixed col-
ors, 3 doz. $1.25, Mayfield Giant
Shasta Daisy, $2 doz. Moss
packed. Del. Mrs. W. H. Whit-
ten, Chula. :

Scotch Broom plants, small
size, 25c ea., larger, 50c ea. Sold
only in Ga. Mrs. Jake Cochran,
Rt. 2, Cartersville. 1 *

African Violets;.35 up; rose-
pink dbl. Begonias in pots, 50c,
rooted cuttings, 25c ea.; few
pink, red Poinsettas in pots, $1
a.; Thanksgiving Cactus, root-
ed cuttings, 25c ea.; red Geran-
ium cuttings, 2, 25c. At my
home. No mail orders. Mrs.
Frank Barford, 1185 Moreland

Rooted red Verbena, small
Royal Poinciana, Feverfew, 3,

40c; white, purple Wisteria;
white Orchid, pink Hybiscus
roots, Forsythia, Babybreath

Spirea, 2, 75c; December bloom-
ing white Narcissus, white Fairy
Lily, purple Iris, Daffodils, 2
doz., 75c. Add postage. Mrs. Ef-
fie Smith, Rt. 4, Box 294, Aus-
tell. :

Dbl. Daylilies, Butter and
Eggs, 2.doz. 75c; mixed Narcis-
sus bulbs, $2. C.; pink Thrift,
$1.10 C.; Bridalwreath, Royal
Poinciana, yellow Jasmine,
Trumpet Vine, 2, 75c; Mix
Monthly Rose, Scupernong cut-
tings, 50c; doz. Add _ postage.
Exch, for pecans at 40c lb. Char-

African Violet leaves, 10 dif.
single of 6 dif. dbl. var., $1; well
rooted cuttings of rose pink dbl.
Begonias. Thanksgiving Cactus,
3, $1; Red Geranium cuttings,
not rodted, 2, 25c: Postage paid
in Ga. on $1 orders. Miss Doro-
thy Barford, 1185 Moreland
Ave., SE, Atlanta 16.

Gardenia cuttings,
Oak Leaf Hydrangea, rooted,
75e ea. Chrysanthemums, 15
dif., $1.25, Sultanas, many col-
ors, rooted, 15c ea. PP. Mrs.
W. S. Griffin, Rt. 1, Adel.

Alaska Daisies, extra large
blooms, 24 in stems, bloom from
May until frost. M. J. Price, 160
Lynburst Dr., SW., Atlanta 11.
Ph. PL-3-4069. .

50 famous South American]
Butterfly Lily (Ginger) bulbs
(or erowns), 50c crown. Mrs.
Eston Chapman, 78 Lindbergh
Dr. Nese, Atlanta 52 Pho CH=
1380.

Large English Boxwoods,
Nierembergia, Vinca Moner, 50c
doz. dbl. single daylilies, 50c
doz., Cydonia Japonica, flow-
ering Quince, Red, White, 50c
up, Acuba, 3 ft., $2, Nandinas,
cheap; January Jasmine, 50c
bunch, Redbud, Dogwood. No
shipping. W. A. MaCurdy, 1110
Clifton Rd., N. E. Atlanta 7.
Ph. DE-5242.

American Boxwoods, 10-14 in.,
$3 doz.; spreading Junipers, 12>
18 in., $4 doz.; Mtn. Laurels,
pink Rhododendrons, red, yel-
low, orange, pink Azaleas; Hem-
lock; Tulip Poplars, Dogwoods,
White Pines; 2 ft., damp~moss
packed, $2.50 doz. PP. Bob Wil-

10e ea.,

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|Ga. only. Add postage, under





Mrs. C. V. Bagley, Chatsworth.

son, Blue Ridge.



FLOWERS AND SEED
FOR SALE

African violets, all colors,
both single and dbl.; Ivy: Tele-
kurl, Ivalace, Ruffles, Sham-
rock, Spear, Heart, Glacier, Fan.
Cissus Discolor, Hoya. Any 3,
$1.25, 7, $2.25, $4 doz. Mrs. N. B.
Wilson, Rt. 3, Austell.

Beefsteak, Angelwing, Pearl
Strawberry Begonias; Ferns,
Pink Geraniums, 5 plants, $1;
2 yr. bulbs, Hybrid Amaryllis,
$1 doz. Add 35c for postage.
Mrs. Alma Moore, Adel.

Bearded . Iris, mixed colors,
not labeled, 5 ea., $4 C.; White
Star Jasmine, 40c; white, pink
Oxalkis; pink Rain Lilies, 10
ea.; Philippine Seed, 25 pkt.
Add postage. Mrs. S. M. Gunter,
Rt. 4, Alpharetta.

Orange Daylilies; Yellow Can-
na Lilies, purple Iris, white
Iris, purple Violets, rose color
Thrift, yellow Daffodils, 12, $1,
Snowdrop bulbs, 12, 30c: Exch.
for print and white sacks. Mar-
tha Womack, Rt. 2, Box 8, Bre-
men. ee

Long Trumpet Emperor Daf-
fodils, Jonquilla Simplex, Nar-
cissus, 40, $2, $3 C., blooming
size; Red-spider Lily, 50 doz.,
Hemerocallis, Orange color,*60c
doz. Postpaid. Mrs. C. B. Robin-
son, Rt. 2, Bowdon. zs

Single Blue Hyacinths, bloom-
ing size, 2 doz. $1, Royal Robe
Violets, 20, $1, Calif. purple Vio-
lets, 30, $1, Juga blue Border
plant, 2 doz., $1, Lemon Lilies,
50c doz. Add postage. Minimun
order $1. Mrs. R. P. Sheinheim-
er, Brooks. ; <

Approx. 125 young Boxwoods,
well rooted, fast growing; See
any day except Sunday, q mi.
N. Blairsville. Mrs. Ellis Hemp-
hill, Rt. 3, Blairsville.

Large red perennial Hibiscus,
for sale. Postpaid in Ga. Lee
Abernathy, Rt. 2, Barnesville.

American Boxwoods, 10-14 in.,
$3 doz.; pink Rhododendrons,
pink, red, yellow Wild Azaleas,
Laurels, White Pine, Hemlock,
Mimosa, 2-1/2 ft. $2.50 doz.;
Globe Arboviteas, spreading
Junipers, 16 in., $4 doz.; per
Phlox, 2 doz. $1. Moss packed.
Sadie Wilson, Blue Ridge.

15 to 20 nice Boxwoods, 2-1/2
ft. high, cheap. Cannot ship.
Bonnie Call, Chattsworth Rd.,
Ellijay.

Bulbs: Dbl. Tube Rose, mix~
ed colors, large Gladiolus, dbl.
Orange Daylilies, $1 doz.; Large
pink, yellow Weigelia, $1 ea.,
cuttings, $1 doz.,; Forsythia,
Spirea, Althea, 50c ea., Euony-
mus evergreen, $1.50. ea. No or-
ders less $1. Del. Gov. Inspec.

2

Mrs. Adell Williams, Rt. 1, Elli- :

Jay.

Christmas, Red June Cactus
cuttings, rooted Cattail cactus,
l5c ea., 4, 50c; Alligator cactus,
well rooted, 20c ea. pink June
Cactus, rooted last Spring, tak-
ing start to grow, 25c ea.; Bush
Hydrangeas, 40c ea., 2, T5c. Mrs.
Dewey Ellis, Rt. 55, Ellijay.

Well rooted Boxwoods, $1.50
doz., purple Iris, 45c doz., Alli-
gator Cacti, well rooted, 25c ea.,
Lilac bushes, 35 ea. Also, Box-
wood cuttings not rooted, 50c
doz. Add postage. Mrs. Ventis
Weaver, Rt. 5, Ellijay.

Blue Violets, $1 C., large mix-
ed colors ums, pink, winter
pink Goldenglow, 50c doz., large
mixed colors Gladiolus, 30c doz.;
large red begonia, 25c ea.; Cacti:
pink, red June, Pancake, 25c ea.

$3. Mrs. W. D. Ralston, Rt. .3,
Box 52, Ellijay.

Orange Daylilies, Star ~ of
Bethlehem, Daffodils, wild Iris,
Vinca Vine, varigated blooming
running Honeysuckle, 5 doz. $1,
pink, purple Altheas, Birdeye
Hedge, purple Lilac, White Eng-
lish Dogwood, yellow Jasmine,
Weeping Mary, 3, $1; 3 dwarf
Boxwoods, $1. Add postage.
Mrs. Nancy Henderson, Rt. 3,
Box 124, Ellijay.

Abelia, flowering Quince, sev-
eral kinds Spirea,, Crepemyrtle,
Honeysuckle, 50: $1.50 at my
home, 8 mi. N. Perry on Hwy.
41. Mrs. E. Fountain, Rt. 1, Ft.

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Blue Ridge Mtn.
25 ea. $2 doz,
yellow Weigelia,
of Sharron, Abelia,
Babybreath, Black
White Pines, Wh
Mtn. Holly, Sweets
Willow, Wild Rose,
postage. Mrs. Pres.
Rte) Bhlijey. 7 =

Alligator Cactus
ea., pink Lily, T.
Locust bushes, 25
der Iris bulbs, 25



Ellijay.

Strong, well root
Byrd Daisy plant
growth, 24-36 it
blooms up L
doz., 25 for $1.75
Mrs. O. S. Searbrou
Church St., East Poin
7-3158. ; z

_ Large blooming
White and April
cissus, Golden D
doz.; Exch. for la
cans, 1 doz. for Ib.
ties mixed Daffod:
$2 C., blooming ~
Bethlehem, 20c doz.
age. Mrs. C. E..
Ben Hill Rd., East

Cactus cuttings, som
all different, $1. 02
Carron cactus cut
order; hardy Orch
cuttings. Exe. for |
Crocus, Tulips or n
rooted. Write first.
Vandegriff, Rt. 2,

American Boxwo
-well rooted, 1 yr. old
fast growing, 6-14
$3 doz. Marvin E.
Fayetteville.

Yellow and w
Butter and Eggs,
Daffodils, $2 C., B
white Thrift, 7
orders. Miss
Rt. 2, Hartwel

~ Yellow and
Butter and Eggs, .
| Daffodils, $2 C.;
Thrift, 75 doz. N
Miss Mattie M
Hartwell.

Red, yellow J:
opsis, Silver Lace:
ton Ivy vines, H
drangea, Spirea,
thia, Crepemy!
Sweet Shrub, Mi
Rosa Accia, Gi

le,

for print sacks.
(Addison), Rt. 2,

Nice English
ferent sizes. Mr:

African v
healthy plan
flowers, single

Boxwoods, ~ :
growing, $2.50

lot if you dig u
Mrs. B. J. Cantr
Ridge.

Red Crepemy
drangea, Lan
purple Lilac, 40
postage. Docia -

Giant Cannas;
low and varigat
paid. Mrs. I. L. Lt
$00 eo a

Baby Zinnia s
box full; all colo
Few, Calif. Po
Send n
checks or st
Kelley, Rt. ]

Mixed color
of Bethlehem,
Ornamental Gi
pkt. Mrs. Joh
Temple.

Chinaberry, |
wood, 5



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| FLOWERS AND SEED

FOR SALE



FLOWERS AND SEED
FOR SALE





Se doz., Forsythia,
Butterfly bush, Abe-
lwreath, Lilac, Spirea,
nd, 5, $1; 25 varieties
Be $i, Catalpa, 5, $1,
. Add postage. No
te orders. MTS. CH,
: ip Box 216, Litho- | 5

s eh

bei eapteds
5c doz.; ;- Orange fluted
doz., . 2 syr- old
, 2 yr. old Chinese






























, $ ea. at my home. Mrs.
Randolph, 2107-A Clay-
arietta. Ph. 8-1173.

woods, red Maple,
J Azaleas, Crab-
Tulip, Poplar, Straw-
sh, Holly, Hemlock,
oe doz.: , Rhododen-

eet Shrub, White Pine,
Roses, 25c ea.; Ar-
Fern, Galax, Heart-|
0c doz. Add postage.
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% fis ee Maple,
eek Azaleas, Mtn. Lau-
bapple, Tulip, Poplar,
- bush, Holly, Hem-

ted, $1. 30 doz.; White
t ododendrons, Sweet-4
therokee Roses, 25c ea.;

Ferns, Arbutus, Galax,
ease, 40c doz. Add post-
Davis, Mineral
















White oes.
~ Maple, Crabapple,
re bush,



















ine, Crabapple, 2-3 ft.,

Per. Phlox, Shasta
Ce Rooted. Moss
paid. Mrs. E. J.
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seg
ae White
le, ip Pop

ft./ $2.50;

Daisies, Phlox, $2:
packed, Post-

on Wilson, Min.








mixed blooming
_ coli ors, 3. doz., $1.50.
1a Dugger, Oliver.

white, d ae
e ig white
, 25 ea.; Cin-
osalis Grandiflora,
0 den Stars, giant and-|
i Cacti, 15c ea,
ed Gizzard, red
ea., Petunia plants,
iD. W.. _Faircloth,




















iain 0c C;,
Ss than 200 sold.
Summers, White





Mixed Jonquil, Daffodil, Nar.
cissus, $1 C., 12 dif. Cannas in-
cluding white, 3 kinds pink, 3
kinds red, 3 kinds seh gy or-
ange and yellow, $1 doz., $8 C.,
red, white Spider Lilies, $1. 25
doz., Crinum Lily, Apostle Lily,
Hybrid Amaryllis, Blue Hydran-
gea, 3, $1. Mrs. C. E. Teeter, Rt.

5, Quitman.

Honeysuckle, Sweetshrub,
Bird-of-Paradise, running
Honeysuckle, Buckeye, Bays,
Cape Jasmine, running roses,
French Mulberry, all 10c ft;
Exch. for print sacks. No
are money orders only. No
orders out of State. Mrs. Nina
Loyd, Rt. 1, Toombsboro.

Mix, flower blubs, one cent
ea. Mrs. Grady Crossley, Rt. 2,
Lithonia. :

Jap. Tris, blooming size, 35

ea., Admiral Byrd Daisies, $2
doz., Early May daisies, $1 doz.,
Gerbera Daisies, $3 doz., Ger-
bera seed, liberal paket, 50c,
Daylilies, yellow, Canary, red,
bronze, $2 doz. All prepaid. V.
WwW. Wilson, Rt. 3, Savannah.

White Narcissus bulbs, 35c
doz. Add 20c per doz. postage.
Will exch. for other things. Mrs.
Barnie Sauls, 9 W. Greay St.,
Statesboro.

About 150 King Alfred Patio.

dil bulbs; large yellow, 50c doz.,
$3 C. Add postage. Mrs. B. I.
Johan, Stone Mountain. Ph.
4686. = os

Amaryllis, Rain, Spider lily
bulbs, 15c, Madonna lilies, 25c,

|Blue tame Violets, purple, light

pink Iris, 35c doz., dark red,
bright red, pink, sal on, Rose-
bud red Geranium,8 dif.Cacti
cuts, white, pink Oxalis, 10c ea.
Add poses: Mrs. Ralph Wil-
liams, Rt: 1, Suwannee.

6 red ete $1, 4 Easter

.| Lilies, $1, 6 Orchid color Cur-
-|cuma Lilies, $1, 4 Nandinas, $2

2 Tea Roses $1, 2 Pyracantha
bushes, $1, 2 Rosemary bushes,
$1.75, 2 White Lady Bankeia

v Rose $1.50. Add postage. Mrs.

M. Johnson, Shellman.

3 col.- Verbena, yellow and
|white Mums, for sale, or will
exch. 3 doz. Verbena and 1 doz.
Mums for 3 Print sacks, alike or
4 odd. Ea. pay postage. Mrs. J.
M. Wimpey, Rt. 1, Sereven.

Pink Oxalis, 2 clumps, $1,
scarlet red, deep purple, pink
Verbena, red, white, blue Thrift,

| $1 doz., $5 C., pink thrift, $1 C.,

$8 M., Blue Tris, $1.50 doz., Pres.
red Cannas, $2.50 doz., "$8 Ce
Add postage. Mrs. Janie Ellis,
Grantville, 2

Fast growing Ligustrums,
Wax Leaf Ligustrums, Cherry
Laurels, $10 C., Dixie Brilliant
Thrift, Royal Robe Violets, Eng-
lish Ivy, Vinca Minor, Per.
Sweet Williams, $5 C. Blanche
Woodruff, Greenville.

fs Large dbl. orange and all col-
ors mixed Poppy seed for fall
planting, 25c tsp. Add 3c stamp-
ed envelope; White and Yellow
Narcissus, 25 doz. Add postage.
Ethel Crowe, Rt. 2, Gainesville.

Yellow thornless Roses, pink
Seven Sister Roses, pink Crepe-
myrtle, Butterfly bushes, Cedar
bushes, Holly, 6, $1. Add post-
age. Mrs. Mae Turner, Rt. 6,
Gainesville.


























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158



Valdosta.



Yellow thornless Roses, 6,
$1, Blue Hyacinths, $1.25 doz.,
pink, white, spckle roses, 25c
ea., pink Crepemyrtle bushes,

6, $1. Add postage. L. M. Turn-
er, Rt. 6, Gainesville.

Cert. Perennials; Violets: Roy-"
al Robe, White Wander, Red,
California, Rosina, $1 doz., $5
C.; Verbena; all colors, Blue
Thrift, 2, doz. $1.25! Crepemyr-
tle, Dixie Brilliant, Lavender,
pink, purple, 50c ea. $4 doz.;
French Pussy Willows, .$1 ea.
Add postage. Mrs. L. H. Cou-
sins, Rt. 3, Greenville.

_ Large pink Perfection Camel-
lia, 8-10 ft. Sacrifice. Mrs. Nel-
lie L. Williams, 107 W. Ann St.,
Valdosta.

Gloxinia tubers. (pot now for
Spring bloom), purple, red,
white. Limited supply. 3 tubers
(ea. a different color), $2. Mrs.
Rosa G. Poole, 1610 Marion St.,

Mixed Daylilies, ae yel-
lows, bicolors, nice kinds, 4, $1
plus postage., giant yellow Oxa-
lis, 1 tablespoon full of small
bulbs, $1, mixed colors single
Larkspur plants (stands the
cold,) 25c doz. Mrs. Fred Atkin-
son, Rt. 4, Valdosta.

Abelia, Altheas, Lantolina,
Wisteria, Bridalwreath, Spirea
Antony Waterer, Euonymus
Vegetus, Spirea Thunbergi,
Scotchbroom, Goldenbell, Eng-
lish Ivy, Grapevines, Lavender,
Hydrangea, Winter Jasmine,
Christman-Honeysuckle, many
others, nice large plants, 50c ea.,
plus postage, $3 orders prepaid.

osan Geia, Rt. 2, Lawrence-
ville:

Sunset pink Amaryllis, Straw-
berry Begonia, dbl. red Geran-
ium, Alligator plant, Rex Be-
gonia, Kalanchoe, Sword and
Military - Ferns, yellow and
Chicken Gizzard Coleus, orange
Sultana Oniou Catti,; Bernard
Lily, white strip Jew, all well
rooted, damp packd., $2 PP.
Mrs. L. L. Hay, Rt. 2, Leary.

English Ivy, Vinea Minor,
Violets, Thrift, all good plants,
$1.25 doz., Cherry Laurel, Li-
gustrums, sample 6, $1.25, Old
Fashion Hererocallis Daylilies,
$4 C. Lois Woodruff, Greenville.

Climbing large Red berry
Pyracant! 6-10 in. high, 25c)
ea., Nandinas, 8-10 in. high, 25c_
ea., pink rose and blue Thrif,

50c, rooted plants $1. Add post- |:

age. Mrs. Collier T. Cooper, Rt.
3, Griffin.

Old fashion White English
Dogwood, Gardenia, red cydoni-
ca Japonica, red Crapemyrtle,
Bridalwreath, Spirea, rooted, 50c
ea.; red perennial Verbena, .$1
doz., 2 doz. $1.75; white Pride
Violets, 10c ea. . Magnolia
Grandiflora, $1 for 100 seed.
Add postage, prompt shipment.
Mrs. & M. Robinson, Greenville.

Red, purple, pink Verbena,
well rooted, 50c doz., mixed col-
ors perennial and annual Phlox,
50e doz. Add postage. Mrs. Lo-
gan Beach, Rt. 1, Gainesville.

3 colors Thrift, white or blue,
90c doz., pink, $1 C., white per.
Candytutt, 2 doz. $1. 50, white
Narcissus, $2 C., Turf Lily, 2
doz. $1. Miss Lee Crow, Rt. 2,
Gainesville.

Bufordi Holly, 6 in. to 8 in,
$16 C., pink Sasanqua RC, $10.85
CG Dwarf Creole, Old English,
$15 C. No orders less than 100.
Maude Hamby, Greenville,

200 Boxwood (Semperviren)
heavy 6-8 in., 50 ea., 200, $80,
Old English Dwarf, Compact,
round top transplants, 50c ea.,
$40 C., Nandinas, August Daffo-
dils, single Roman Hyacinths,
$1.50 doz. R. lL. Robinson,
Greenville.

Nice, well rooted Evergreen
Privet hedge plants, 12 to 36 in.
tall, one cent each, postpaid.
Mrs. R. H. Clark, Rt. 7, Gaines-
ville.

Large dbl. red,_pink Poppy
seed, 15 tbls. Rose Thrift, $1
C., rooted Cape Jasmine, 25c
ea., annual Phlox plants, 406 C.,
Christmas Cherry plants, 10|
ea. All del. Mary Ruth Phillips,



Rt. 1, Royston,

-Pink, white Verbena, pink
Thrift, 7 onquil and Oxalis bulbs,
$1 C., white Star Lily, 10c ea.,
Milk Wine lily bulbs, 25c ea.,
20 dif. pot plants, $1 ea. Add
postage. Exch. for print sacks
or Easter Lily bulbs. Mrs. Jos-
eph Gibbs, Rt. 2,.Box 67, Re-
becca, -

Red, pink running Roses; red,

white, pink dbl. Geraniums, 15c
ea.; Century Plant, 25 ea,
Devils Backbone, Elk Horn,
Chicken Toe, Frog Leg, Hen and
Biddie,- Rubber plant, Star, Air
plant, Sansevieria, 10c ea. Add
postage. Mrs. P. E. Traylor, Re-
becca.

Rhododendrons, Mtn. Laurel,
Azaleas (3 colors) white Dog-
wood, Creek Hemlock, White
Pine, Maple, fresh Holly, Pop-
lar, Cherokee Rose, Redbud,
Coralberry bush, 3 ft, well
rooted, moss packed, $2.50 doz.
PP. Roy H. Wilson, Rt. 1, Min-
eral Bluff.

Mtn. Laurel, Azaleas, Rhodo-

dendrons, Dogwood, _ sprouts,
White pine, Creek Hemlock,
fresh Holly, Maple, Cherokee

Rose, Poplar, Coralberry bush,
Redbud, 2-1/2 to 3 ft., rooted,
moss packed, $2.25 prepaid. Ed-
na Rukat, Rt..1, Mineral Bluff.

Nandinas, prolific berry type,
2-5 ft., 3 or more stalks. See to
appreciate (on pavement be-
tween Hwy. 19 to Meansville).
Come Cheaper in lots of 50 or
more. No mail orders. Mrs. E. L.
Dingler, Meansville.

Swiss Super giant Pansies,

$2.25 C;Perennial shite Candy-
tuft, Alaska Shasta Daisies, Per.
Blue Phiox,-long Spurred Co-
lumbine, $1.25 doz., Sweet Wil-
liam, Calendula, Royal Robe
Violets, 24, $1; Yarrow, Gailhar-
dia, Viola, 36, $1..Add 30c post-
age. Mrs. J. W. Jones, Madison.

FLOWERS AND SEED
WANTED



Want to exch. plant of single
Russian Violets, fragrant pur-
ple blooms, started in Sept.,
for Grand Duke Jasmine, paper
white Narcissus, Easter Lilies,
large Shastas, Spider Lilies.
Each pay postage. Mrs. James
Ish, 200 Woodbine St., Marietta.

Want White Spider Lily
bulbs. State quantity and price.
Olin Beverly, Junction City.

Want old time sweet smelling
Grass Pinks, in white and pink.
State what you have and price.
Elsie Adcock, Rt. 2, Adairsville.

Want Gladiolus (bfore
Xmas). State price. Mrs. W. L.
Davis, Rt. 2, Box 151, College
Park.

Want 100 Aspidistra bulbs at
reasonable price. Mrs. Tom
Bowden, 1680 So. Lumpkin St.,

Athens, a
Want Easter. Lily, white and
blue bulbs, and Pansy and

eer le plants. Quote prices

del, Williams, C/O Wil-
oe ae CO: 8 Ph.
2681.

Want rooting from old fash-
ioned Hop vines Mrs. R. E. Hall,
2234 Clairmont Rd., Decatur.

Want swap nice print feed
sacks for good perennials, Lily
Bulbs, Narcissus or Ferns. Mrs.
M. C. Silvey, 2682 Idlewood Rd.,
Rt. 2, Stone Mountain.
em

. MISCELLANEOUS
EQUIPMENT FOR SALE

* AND WANTED
SS

Want John Deere turning
plow with latest Tricycle hitch
for G model John Deere trac-
tor, must be either 2 bottoms
16 ing 3 bottoms 12 in. or 2
14 in. Advise kind and. price

for cash. D, L. Kidd, Rayle.

Electrie ehicken brooder, will
raise 100 chickens to frying
size. Mrs. J. G Barker, Rt. 1,
Thomaston.

Want cut-off saw for 1952
Ford tractor, Will pay cash if
priced right. Jas. A. Wood, Box
38, Rt. 1, Fairburn. .






MISCELLANEOUS.
EQUIPMENT FOR SALE
AND WANTED



Practically new Cole planter
with fertilizer distributor at~ _
tached, mule drawn. Sell or
trade for yearling, other farm
tools, or chickens. Lester R.
Runion; Bishop Road, Fairburn,
Ph. 4652.

6 Buckeye Model V-8 Oil
Brooders, 1000 chick size with |
thermostats, $25 ea. or $125.
Jot at farm located 1 mi.
White on US 411. Holmes Neel,
Box 109, Cartersville. Ph.
888-M. :

One Kelvinator Dairy 8-can
milk cooler, 1 Westernhouse
8-can milk cooler, both in ex-
cellent cond, Located on Hwy.
12 between the Rivers. E. LL.
Turner, Rt. 1, Greensboro. Ph,
6624.

Chatt. 3-roller, heavy duty
Cane mill on bed to fit wagon,
complete with pan, skimmers,
pole, ready to go. Sell or exch)
for equal value. L. R. Hobbs,
Stapleton.

Elec: chicken brooder, 50@
cap., 5 deck, automatic heat
knock off, $25 at my home
R. P. Finley, RFD 3, Thomas-
ton.

Want one front end loader
used for digging silage out of
trench, to fit Farmall Super
M. Reasonable. Mrs. Hugh L.
White, c/o Echo Valley Farms,
Stockbridge.

* 2-H wagon $25;
shop tool, cheap. None shipped.
Olen Breid, 104 Park Lane,
Thomaston. :

1949 Ford tractor with tiller
harrow, new cultivating outfit,
used only to plant 1744 acres
cotton and 30 acres corn. Trac-
tor in good cond., except one
rear tire. $1100.00. See at farm.
C. R. Ivey, Rt. 2, Fayetteville, 2
Ph. 4692. ;

1400 used laying cages, reas-
onable. Robert C. Dent, Rt. 4
Columbus Rd., Macon. Ph. 3~
7012.

Cooks deep well pump, tant
plastic pipe, $60.00 cash; also
t Gotoff saw and belt, $20.06
eash. Ethel Cruce, Harmony
Grove Rd., Rt. 1, Lilburn. Ph.
Clarkston 3-5102.

1/3 HP deep well Jet ye Z
and fittings, $60. Mrs.

Doster, RFD 1, Lithonia. aoe.
Norris Lake).

Want Power take-off pulley!
for 1953 Model Jubilee Ford
tractor, Cheap for cash. M. W.
Prickett, 2801 Jonesboro Rd,

S. E., Atlanta 15. Ph. MA 2
2158.

Want 12 or 14 in. Hammer
Mill with 3-4 screens and belt
also want Syrup pump. Mus
be in fair or good cond. State
price, size, make and cond,
Glen Nightengale, Rt. 2, Staple
ton.

Want traction oe engine,
3-16 HP, in good cond, to
used to pull small saw mill on
farm, Jim Mashburn, Cumming

Burpee sealer with cutter; te
use cans second and third time,
only new lids needed. Mrs. Me
A. Hulsey, 1149 Lucile Ave,
SW, Atlanta 10.

100 laying cages, never une
packed, 50 used very short
time. Sell or trade for mula,
horse or calves. Tom Cape, R&
2, Box 244, Newnan,

. One Turner combinatio
hammer and ensilage mill, us
very little, $150; one 3% in,
belt, 30 ft. long, practically
new, $25. Pat A. McRee, Bucke
head.

Master Gear and pinion for
over shot water wheel. H. G
McDonald, Box 204, Flowery
Branch, Ph, Valley 323-44.

Want 10 or 18 hole size eg;
Roll-Away hen nest, a
metal, State cond. and price
Bryant M. Teel, RFD 1, Forte
son, ;

Set of harness for 2 horses,
and buggy pole, $35 or exc
for horse, d mule or 0"
and pay difference. J. F. Well



bora, Rook Spring.

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EQUIPMENT FOR SALE
AND WANTED



Big Broden Kerosene brood-
ers, flueless type, good cond.,
also (10+ coal. or Coke burning
brooders, fair cond. about 300,
4 ft. broiler feeders, fair congl.,
one 25 in. Meadow corn mill.
Cheap for cash, or trade. J.
neon Thomas, RFD 2, Win-
er.

Want large hog scalding ket-
tle, about 4 ft. diameter for
own: use. Write -details. S. L.
Newberry, Rt. 2, Gray.

~ Qld fashion Farm bells (re-

paired for using) for sale. H. B.
Cain, Rt. 1, Bethlehem.

Want small farm type l-man
Belsaw or David Bradley saw-
mill for private use on farm.
Charles McLendon, 2319 Sixth

Ave., Columbus.

1. Jim. Brown wood burning

brooder, will brood 12,000 baby

chicks, has been used to brood
some 3 or 4 broods of chicks,
good cond., $10. Will not ship.
C. . Southern, Rt. 1, Talking
Rock.

2 Dairy coolers: Kelvinator, 8
an Ice Bank, $150; Westing-
house, 8 can, $100. Both in ex-
cellent cond. My place, E. L.
Turner, Rt. 1, Greensboro.

Want used, small saw mill,
with or without edgr, for pri-
vate use cn farm. Give details

-and price. Chas. C. Knight, Rt.

3, Clarkesville.
pe eon se cite coerce a see sees
SECOND HAND .~
MACHINERY FOR SALE
* OR WANTED







- One 2-row Farmall tractor
M with all equipments, rec-
ently. been overhauled, cost
$32,000, sell at bargain. Come
and see. H. L. Williams, Bax-
dey. Phy 268%.

Fordson all steel 36 Model
4ractor, 16 disc harrow, Athens
2-disc side plow, tomplete
$250. Marvin L. Burns, Rt. 6,
Box 315, Carrollton. Ph. TE
2-7406. '

Corn picker, Case 1-row, good |

operating cond., $150. William
E. Suber, 1304 Davis Ave., Per-
ry. Ph. 425-J, nights.

3-roller Chatt. Cane mill, No.
12: also 2-H iron wagon, good
cond. Marvin Birdsong, Rt. 5,
Thomaston. Ph. 3305 after 5
PM.

1954 New Holland Super 77
Hay baler and New Holland
Rolabar 55 side delivery hay
rake, good working cond. Hir-
am D. Adamson, Morrow. Ph.
Jonesboro 6830.

heavy duty tractor
irailer, 2-wheel with rubber
tires, strong, removable crate
pody. W. H. Ivey, Rt. 1, Box
12, Milledgeville. ;

-New Ford 750 tricycle tractor
and eultivator, J. D. pickup

Large

_ paler, J. D. No. 5 mower and

side delivery rake, Case heavy
duty bush and bog harrow, J.D.
Rotary hoe, 3 point hitch, MD
Diesel Farmall tractor planters
and cult., heavy duty Bull doz-
jer for M tractor. Solon Jones,
RED 1, Bartow.

Want Cub or A tractor with
- power lift starter, lights, dis-
4ributor, cultivator equipment;
nlso 2-disc or bottom plow and
mower. All to be in good cond.
F. F. Haygood, Cassville.

1952 model Ford tractor, A-1
cond., good rubber, power lift,
$700. John J..Johnson, Rt. 1,
Box 235, Abbeville.

One used model II D-A-
West combination feed grinder,
good working cond, Sell or
trade for power corn sheller.
Douglas Gay, Rt. 3, Lyons, Ph.
Johnsons Corner 8357. .

One Super A Farmall tractor,
planting, cultivating equipment,
bottom plow, 2 dise plow, all
in excellent cond., $895. M. J.
Bennett, Rt. 2, Cordele.

John Deere 4-dise tiller on
rubber, need some repair, $60.
See at Hank Swanson Shop. G.
C. White, Rt. 2, Milan.

eS er BULLETIN |

SECOND HAND
MACHINERY FOR SALE
OR WANTED |

Want tractor equipped, 1955
or 56 model, not over 50 mi.
from Temple. Wesley Allgood,
Rt. 1, Temple.

Large size mule drawn cane
mill, 1 boiler (50 gal.), Duncan
tobacco cooker, several hun-,
dred sticks, 2-wheel tractor
trailer, 53 Ford mower, mis-
cellaneous mule -drawn equip-
ment, distributor for harrow,
stalk cutter, all for sale or
exch. Shellie D. Branch, Rt: 1,

Glennville. :
John Deere B Tractor, 1950
model, hydraulic ram, 5-disc

tiller on rubber, 6 ft. moder-
ate heavy duty harrow, culti-
vators, all in excellent cond.
$950. D. A. Law, Chula, Ph.
Tifton 1716-R-2.

John Deere tractor, planters,
ultivators Intn] tiller with
seeder box, good cond., good
tires. See 8 mi. W. Fitzgerald.
S. D. Gentry, Rt. 3, Fitzgerald.

David Bradley 24% HP Gard-

en tractor, with disc harrow,
cultivator, cutter, bar mower,
good cond. $300. Ralph C.

Yarbrough, Marlow. Ph. Guy-
ton, Ga. Prospect 2-3542.

Spike tooth Drag harrow,
$10, planter and fertilizer dis-
tributor for Cub tractor, $25;
525 Browers Oil Burning Chick
Brooder, $15, 4 cultivators diss,
all in good cond. Cheap for
cash. Geo. Orton, Rt. 2, Box
186-B, Brunswick. : :

Want. garden tractor with or
without implements at reason-
able price: Need not be in good
cond. if can be repaired; also
want grain storage bin, metal
any size, reasonable. Mrs. Ruth
Haynie,. Rt. 2, Box 469, Aug-
usta (Belair) :

One 1954 Massey Harris No.
30 tractor, cultivators, planters,.
harrow and 3-disc John Deere
plow, almost new, cost $4775,
sell for $1800 at farm. J. C.
Otwell, Rt. 2, Newnan. ~Ph.
Roopville 4-486. }

|. 1952 Ferguson No. 30 tractor,
used only part time on small
farm as second tractor, good
lcond., priced right; also want
good, used mower to fit Fer-
| guson No. 30 cheap. Prefer
| high speed. Consider trade
tractor and you pay difference.
|W. B. Leverett, Jr., Fitzgerald.

| - John Deere A tractor and 6
| dise tiller, mowing machine and
big Harrow, $575 or trade for
something that will work on
Ford tractor. J. B. Whitfield,
|Conley, at Clayton and De-
|Kalb County line. Ph. MA 7-
' 4770. .

|



1956 model 640 tractor, new
planters, cultivators, bush and
bog harrow, sub-soil plow,
sweep and, cultivator, scoop,
everything like new. Sell at
bargain. See. Alva L. Harbin,
Rt. 3, Loganville.

1951 model Speedex 4 wheel
riding tractor, good shape, 8
HP air cooled Briggs and
Stratton -motor, No. 10 mold
board plow, good rubber, $125.
for lot. Arthur: Grant, Rt. 1,
Ellijay. 5

4954 model Massey-Harris
self propell Combine, No. 80,
special with sealed beariss,
with 12 ft. header, in excellent

cond. Henry Simpson, Rt. 2,
Cochran.
Corn mill, 42 in. rocks, 10

yrs. old, old type water power,
cylinder. corn sheller, good
shape, 2 roller power Cane
mill, A-1 cond. and 9 ft. cop-
per syrup pan, used this sea-
son. FOB my farm. Sell or trade
for yearlings. Y. B. Doster, Rt.
4, Winder.

Ford tractor, has not been
used very much since new mot-
or was put in, does not use any
oil; also field cultivator, al-
most new Priced reasonable.
Irby D. Stewart, Mayfield.

52 Model D-6 Catapilla bull-
dozer, rebuilt motor and new
rails, 6 to 7 yard pan and root
rake, $7,500. W. Lu Kitchens,
5266 Bloomfield Rd., Macon. Ph.
5-9684. ;







Rs as

SECOND HAND

MACHINERY FOR SALE

OR WANTED

PLANTS FOR SALE



Lady Thompson strawberry



One 5-row cotton duster, 2
wagons, and farm tools, for sale.
Mrs. J. L. Render, Greenville.

W. C. Allis Chalmers tractor
with 10-dise bush and bog har-
row, good rubber, A-1 cond., at
my farm. A. J. Durden, Rt. 3,
Fay-
l etteville. Ph. Fayetteville 3184.

Kenwood-Fairburn Rd.,

1951 Massey Harris tractor,
lights, starter, plow cultivator,
mowing machine and planters;
first class shape. Bargain. W. C.

Douglas, Rt. 4, Dalton.

plants, del. by Parcel Post,
damped packed, 90c C. W. E
Barker, Rutledge. i

E. J. Charleston W. cabbage,
Ga. collards, 70c C., 500, $1.50,
$2.50 M., White and Yellow Ber-|
muda onions, 70c C., 500, $1.25,
$2 M. Prepaid and prompt ship-
ment. H. E. Smith, Baxley.

4

Impr. large Klondike _straw-
berry plants, $1 C., Mtn. Huc-
kleberry, bearing size, 2 doz.
75c, Impr. Field Dewberry and
Blackberry plants, 50c doz.,
Muscadine Vines, 3-4 ft. long,
Blue Damson plum sprouts, 45



- PLANTS FOR SALE

5

Watercress plants, $1.25 C.
Postage paid. Orders. shipped
promptly. Mrs. . C. Gentry, Rt.

3h Calhoun. *

7

Plants: Chas. Wakefield, Mar-
ket CopenHagen, Cabbage, 500,
$1.25, $2 M.; also. White Ber-
muda onion, and Ga. Collards,
same price. Ship promptly. Full
count. E. L, Fitzgerald, Box 662,

Fitzgerald.

Copenhagen Mkt., Chas. and
Early Jersey Wakefield cab-
bage, also White Sweet Ber-|
muda Onions plants, 500, $1.25,
$2 M., 5000 $7.50, Expr. Col. Mrs.-
I. L. Stokes, Box 349, Fitzger-

ald. ;

Streamline strawberry plants, |
$1 C. Mrs. John Weaver, Rt. 2,

Temple.

Everbearing Big Gem straw-
berry plants, pure strain, well
rooted, large plants, $3.50 C.
Postpaid. Moss packed. Shipped
promptly. J. M. Miles, Rt. 3,, Al-

ma. i

Chas .and. Early Jersey Wake-
field cabbage plants, grown in}.

new land, ready to ship, 50c C

Rt. 2, Surrency.

Strawberry plants from Cert.
Missionary and extra large Mas-
todom, $1 C. PP. Mailed damp
packed. Tom Kittle, Rt. 5, Car-

ea. Add postage: Rosie Crowe,
Rt. 1, Cumming. | Z

Large Tenn. Beauties straw-
berry plants, pink, $1.25 C., 500,
$5; Postpaid in Ist Zone. Mrs.
A. CG. Holland, Rt. 2, Gainesville.

Myers and Rubel Blueberry
plants, 3-5 ft., 2-3 yrs. old, from
Porterfield stock, $5 doz. FOB.
E.G. Nicholson Allen Rd., Rt.
3, Macon. :

_ Everbearing New Era straw-
berry plants, $1 C. PP. or exch.
for dried fruit. Write. Mrs. Z.
D. Dodd, Rt. 1, Box 223, Al-
pharetta : :

Nice Klondike strawberry
plants from large berries, SiCy
or $1.25 C. if shipped. Mrs. Dave
Jackson, Rt. 1, Conyers. /

Imp. field Dewberry and
Blackberry plants, also Mtn.
| Huckleberry, 50 doz.; catnip,
25c bunch. Add postage. Mrs.
Otis Mashburn, Cumming.

Big red Raspberry plants, five
cents: ea. No less than $1.00
worth set, and 25c_ postage.
Henry Whitfield, 330 Roselawn,
| Marietta: ~~ z=

Horseradish plants, 50 doz.;

500. $1.50, $2 M. FOB. Will exch: | 20ts, 50 Ib; rhubarb, 30 bull;

for white or print sacks or any-
thing can use. W. G. OQuinn,

garlic, one cent ea. $1 C; garden
gooseberry, red raspberry, Black
Haw, 50c ea. wild strawberry,
yellow root plants, garden
tanzy, spearmint, 25 doz. Add
postage. Mrs. Presley. Fowler, |
Rt. 5, Ellijay. 2



Toliton, PECANS AND PEANUTS
Impr. Klondike strawberry FOR RENT ss
plants, $1 C. $8 M., Armar : ae

strawberry plants, $1.25 C., $10
M. Add postage. John R. Arring-

ton, RFD 2, Midville.

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

2, Camilla.

Several thousand nice non-
strawberry
plants, $1 C. plus postage on or-
ders less than 1000. Mrs. C. L.

stop. everbearing

Estes, Rt. 3, Lincolnton.

Large size Blakemore straw-
del.- by Parcel
Post, damped packed, 90c C.

berry plants,

W. E. Barker, Rutledge.
Charleston Wakefield

Surrency.

and
Early Jersey cabbage plants, 60c
C.; $2 M., plus postage. Will
Exch. Florence OQuinn, Rt. 2,



Shelled pecans, Stuart halves,
$1 lb., mixed Stuarts, mostly
halves, 90c Ib. No orders less
than 3 lbs. Cash with order.
Add postage..J. H. Jordon, Rt.
3, Nashville. ee

Large Stuart pecans, thin
shell, easy to crack and shell
out in halves, filled with sweet
golden yellow meat, 6 lbs. $2.

M. Moorman, Lovett.

New crop pecans, Stuarts, 50c
lb. mixed nuts, 40c lb. Postpaid
or Expr. paid. Mrs. T. M.
Greene, Box 262, Zebulon.

1956 crop nice well filled Sch-|
10 Ib. lots, $4 PP in Ga., 100 lb.



2. PPsin lo, ani

_|Mrs. R. L. Fears,
| Jackson. Ph. 2666

Del. by prepaid Parcel Post. H-

ley and Stuart pecans (mixed), |






























































pecans, 50c lb. g
freshly shelled halv
broken pieces, $1.3
lings, 35 Ib. Al
2nd, 3rd zone. Mrs.
Rt. 1, Pinehurst.

Schley paper sh
35c Ib., Stuarts, 2!
postage. Well filled out
No orders less than 10
M. O. Milton P.
Macon: 3)

_ 400 or more lbs. choi
and Frotsher pecans, +
B. Keily, Rt. 2, By
Tasty delicious
cans, $1 Ib. W. V.
2, Conyers. ~~
25 lb. bags Pee
Stuarts, 5 lbs. $2 Pe
Ga.; also want 15
Crowder peas, whi
Send sample and
paid. G. M. Mosele
Extra large fat s
cans, 22+1/2c lb.,
2 Ibs. mailed. Will
age 25 or over at 2
Malcom, Rt. 2, Box :
Circles Moga aes

Paper Shell pe
plus postage; als
nuts, 60c pk., $2
age. C.-G. Morri

pecans, |
Williamson, -
THENCE, ae

$1.75 PP in Ga., $:
Zone; 100 lb. bag,
$3.50 to 4th Zone.
with order. Mrs. W.
Jr, Box 35, Jersey.

- Highest ~
Schley pecans, 50
lots; Mahans, 40

and Success, 30c Ib.
age. Sold on full
quarantee. F. C.
Gaines.- > ss



ual.

New. crop Stuat
grade, well 3

crop, best grade
lb. PP. Sell cheape
Send M. O. or cash

L New crop
Stuart halves,
Stuarts, mostl

hal

1b, 3 1 100
No checks, Mrs
Rt. 4, Quitman.
1956 Paper-sh
dry and sound, 4|



lot, $30 FOB. Mrs. J. M. Jones,
Grayson. nee Bask

orn,

Last Weeks Livestock Sales Re



mond L, Robinsor































Atlante Rome Athens Thomaston
STEERS & HEIFERS aay ees. * REPORT or
Good & Choice 18.00-18.50 17.25-17.50 Bg SEG a ge ea a
Standard (25047.50. 12,75-4700 = 8 7 1S.26-17I8
Utility : 10.25-13.25 --9.50-13.50 ee 41.75-13.50 .
Vealers E 14.75-26.00 14.75-24.00 aoe ee
Stockers & Feeders 11.00-16.75 (10.50-15.75 ee
Feeder Calves 10.50-17.50 10.00-14.50 -
cows: ae ee
Utility & Commercial 10.00-11.50 978-1080" 6 or rier ao
Canners & Cutters 6.75-10.00 _6.50-10.00 aes
Springers 50.00-150.00 35.00-130.00 =
HOGS: : 60 ;
No. 1 Meat Type : oe eae
No. 1 Others : = Sur
No.2 es <
Ne. 3 : os 4 olden .



Feeders : i











































s pe :
o-8 ft. nage 25 |

-and take them
Is, 72 ie SE;

.

Yamson- a, bushes,
l, $5, or 75c ea.; 3 sweet |
ni bushes, L yr. old,

0 mail orders, ered J.

jon any es it,
.) metto.. ey

6. Johnson, - Rt.
: Hwy. 138, Fairburn. Ph. 7700.

| tra.

ei bean, Sericea.



~ 1000- bales

at reasonable distance. Hiram
D. Adamson, Morrow. Ph, Jones-
boro 6830. ra

ee for ee my Sec 5/8
NDT, Allens Sanitarium,



ee Ww. H. Ivey, Rt. 1, Box 12, Mil- |}

| ledgeville.

Hay: Johnson and Crabgras:
$20 ton; Bermuda grass, $25 ton.
| FOB. Will del. in 3 ton lots
within 30 miles, at $5 ton ex-
Shea Lynwood Bentley,
Thomaston. _ Ph. 3697 _ or 3688.

Large quantity high quality

able. Winton vee Ars dy
| Screven, _ =

Oats, Soy ween grain, Sone
a Grass,
Rye grass bay, Clean, no rain
De Teas, Pal-

- Approx. 2000 pads ee Soy.
hay. All square bales, twine

tied, 75 bale for lot. Wes.
lsBex 6150; St:

Bright Oat and Clover hay,

| cured free of rain, $35 ton, del.

reasonable distance. J. E.

Jonesboro 6104.
30 tons good Peanut hee $20 |)



Hia_| ton at barn. Will del. reasonable












































Inut eee f
s nice= dried Daa

t | = to 4th Zone; 20 lbs.

i Jersey.

|in truck load lots..J. W. Lock-
eo ley, Star eden oes i

}

MISCELLANEOUS _
: FOR SALE -

ARTICHOKES:

- Artichokes fors sale, cheap,
pass ee: Barker, Rt. 1, Thom-
aor. = Sage

| eruselem Actichokes, oe
y dug, 10 lbs. $1.75 in Ga.,

Ga., $3.75 to-4th. "Zone. All. post-
paid. Send M. O. with order.
Mrs. Lucy Barrett, aS 2305

es

Several tbs. fresh butter

weekly from New Era Farm, 40
|lb, plus postage. No less than

2 lbs. sold. Exch. for dried
eae Write what you have and
price. Mrs. Z.D. Dodd, Rt. 1,
| Box 223, Alpharetta

corn (FEED OR BREAD)

200 Bu. new white bread or

-|feed corn in shuck, 80 Ibs. per
bu., $1.50 bu. 5 mi. above Dial |

on. Noontootla creek. Reid ae,
ton, Dial. |
| GOURDS:
"Martin and Dipper: gourds,
|25e ea., larger sizes 50c ea.,
small mixed sizes 10c. Add post-
age. Mrs. W. iE. Wooten, Rt. 2,
"| Camilla. E

Long handles,

also gourd seed, 50c cupful. Add
postage. Roy F. Pruitt, Buford.



















3

seed will

Bulletin until the



persons sentine: eee or notices to
rket Bulletin concerning the sale of agricul-
ed nust send the original seed_ laboratory re-
fied copy of same.
of this report a-record will be made
d the report will be returned to the
ereafter ads or notices concerning this same
De eee sae: the laboratory

ieeent or notice for the sale of. agricul-
eed will be accepted fo

xy of same has been received.
ons. ee seed for sale are also reminded that
or sale through the Market Bulletin
kod: by them on their farm. Under no
_persor advertise seed ee
purpose of resale.



publication in the
laboratory report Or & cer-

igh quality Oat | |
jhay, $35 ton, dat: in load, lots

Coastal Bermuda hay, reason-|

Sericea, Clover)

d some Alfalfa:
| SACKS:

Voyles, Hwy. 54, Migros: Ph.|

__| bunches, 12, $1 postpaid, 6, 60c;

$3.25 |

: Martin and i
>| Bushel gourds, 50 and 25c a.;

MSCELLANEOUS
FOR SALE





| GRAIN & SEED:

Oats, - Cokers ; Victor- Grain,
48-93, bright, clean, 98.55 pet.

pure, 96.00 pct. germ.,-85 bu.
bulk, 90c bu. bagged, 1000 bu.
| FOB farm. L. E. Akins, Powers-

Ville. ey Co.) Ph. Macon
57981.
250 bu. bulk Cokers Victor

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

POTATOES: ; ba

~ Ga. ee Porto Ria; Copper-
skin potatoes, -large quantities,
write for prices. B. J. Head, Al-
ma. Ph. 3791. &

ROOTS aD HERBS: - See

- Yellow root, Queen of the
Meadow, Wild Cherry Bark,.4
Ib. Lark box, $1.50- Noel Crump,
Rt. 2, Talking | Rock.

Red Sassafras, yellow root,
yellow dock, blood root, elder.
root, Wild Cherry bark, 3 |b.
$2. postpaid. Kittrie Holden, Rt.
|5, Ellijay. ~~

eet ee

Print feed sacks, 100 cap.,
/washed, ironed, 1, 2 or 3 alike
35c ea. Add postage. Mrs. P. E.
ere Rebecca.

SAGE:

Dry scecaira sage, 2 teacup
full. Add postage. G. T. Brown,
Rt. 1, Ball Ground

Nice large well rooted Sage
nice dry sage, 6 pint cups, $1, 3

cups, 60c. L. J. Vollrath, Rt. 2,
Box 200, Argo Rd., Smyrna.



CATTLE FOR SALE



7 purebred (no papers) Ang:

jus heifers, bred to Grandson
|of Eileenmere 500 for sale my

place near Roswell. Dr. J. L.
Hopping, Sr. Rt. 1, Roswell.
Ph. 6147 or Atlanta TR 2-4721.

"Prize winning reg. Angus
bull, 2% yrs. old, 2 reg. Angus
breeding cows, ea. with calf
from reg. stock. Reasonable. C.
G.*Arant, Rt. 3, Powers Ferry
Rd., Marietta.

Reg. Jersey cows and heifers
some fresh in, others due for
calving in Dec. W. R. Chappell,
Box 133, RFD 1, Newnan.

Twin heifer calves, part Black
Angus, part Jersey, 4% mos.
old, Wt. about 300 lbs. ea. $40
@a. Bs H. Carroll, Jrj~ Rt dy
Riverdale. Z

Jersey cow with heifer calf,
10 days old, giving 5 gal. milk
daily; Holstein heifers with
calf, good milkers and reg.
Guernsey bulls of service age.
F. H. Bunn, Midville.
good,

Several reg. Angus

| bulls, top bloodlines, from 1 to.

Pie yrs- 2010. Sl15) Ups Won.
Hardy, Rt. 1, Box 275, Griffin.
Phone 6767. .

Reg. Hereford bull and heif-
er calves of finest strain. Og-
den A. Geilfuss, % Melody
Brook Farm, RFD 3, Windy
Hill Rd., Marietta. Ph. Smyrna
5-7385.

2 Shorthorn bulls, ready* for
service, 1 polled, $225; other
Horned, $175. Burt Bennett,
Rt. 3, Moultrie. ea

2 Milch cows, fresh last Sep-.

tember, also some artificially
sired bred heifers. J. Bo Web-
ster, Rt. 2s Americus,





Want 5 tons good Hay for cat-
tle, del. my barn on Hwy. 41,
one mi. So. Dalton. Convenient
te unload. Cash on del. John
D. Anderson, Box 3231, Dalton.
PH-1529J-1.

POTATOES AND SYRUP:

Want 10 bu. old time pump-.
kin yam sweet potatoes, also
sev. gallons old time Ribbon
Cane Syrup. Send price and
sample of syrup. B. L.. Foster,
P. O. Box 144, Waynesboro.



_CATTLE FOR SALE



Reg. polled heifers and 14
bulls, 12 from 8 to 12 months
old, CMR and Domestic Wood-
row breeding, all in good cond.,
both papers furnished. Q. A.
Wills, Alpharetta. Ph. 2231,

Several choice reg. polled
Hereford bulls, breeding age of
most popular bloodlines. Can
see anytime at my farm, Win-
ton C. Harris, Rt. 1, Screven.

Polled cattle, purebred but
not reg., several bulls, cows
and yearling heifers. Dual pur-
pose stock. Reasonable. M. J.
Gillespie, Pulaski. :

5 Black Angus beef steers +e
sale; also, PC, OIC, and Duvoc
pig shoats at my place at Clay-

ton and DeKalb Co. line. J. B.
Whitfield, Bouldercress Dr.,
Conley. Ph: MA 17-4770.

Holstein dairy heifers, fresh
and close springing, also choice
service bull. All TB and blood-'
tested and many vaccinated. E.
L. Rogers, Rt. 1, Plains.

17 nice Angus
and will begin calving late
winter, also a 2 yr. old reg.
Angus bull, $2,000 for lot. H. S.
Young, Rt. 1, Fairmount.

Purebred Santa. Gertrudis |
bull, 6 mos. old, ready to goa
in 1 month. Grandson of Rich-
ard King, R. K. bull (herd sire
of Luling Foundation, Luling,
Texas). J. W. Morris, Double
M. Farms, P. O. Box 119, Car-
roliton, Ph. TE 2-2852.

White Face pol] Hereford,
cherry red, true bloodline, sub.
to reg. 2-1/2 yrs. old. See any
time. Mis. H, W. Simmons, 4131

cows, bred







aves: aud Ra, Maven:



MISCELLANEOUS HORSES AND MULES
_ WANTED 2 FOR SALE
HAY: * Gentle Gucdand male Baa

red and white, 10 or 12 yrs. old,
fat; also bridle and saddle, $150
Patrick Smith, Rt. 4, Baxley.

Nice selection Shetland pon-
jes for children, also breeders,
| geldings, bred mares, colts and

| stallions. Reasonable prices. L.

L. Williams, Cordele. Ph. 423.

One 9 yr. old mare, bred; also
rake, mowing machine, cutting
harrow, teel harrow, corn plant-
ers, 2-H wagon, harness, other
tools, for sale at my place 1 mi.
W. Rock Springs. George Aneal,
Rt. 1, Rock Springs.

3 Shetland stud colts, halter
broke, 1 dapple, 1 bay, 1 sor-
rel. Reasonable. E. A. Taylor,
Crawfordville. Ph. 6-3723 after
6 o'clock.

Stylish Black saddle_ horse,
$150; 2 yr. old gelding Welch
pony, $150 or together $275. H.
J. Crider, Norcross. Ph. 3321.

Shetland ponies, $150 up:
mares with 6 mo. old. colts by
side, and bred back in nine days
to daple grey (white mane and
tail) 36 in. stallion; 5 gaited
saddle mares, of 5 gaited Bour-
bon King and Essie Pevine
Strain; also one 15 hand jack,
$50. F. C. Dumas, Hillsboro.

Tenn. Walking horse at stud,
3 yr. old Walking stallion of
the world 1944, a Wilson Allen
on both sides, $50 fee. Roy
Gandy, Box 533, Macon.

Black Shetland pony, 9 yrs.

pa eer RAGE FIVE,

"HORSES AND MULES |
5 FOR SALE.



6 yr .old Bay gelding, 3 white
feet, aprox. Wt, 900 lbs.; Stal-

mane and tail,

dle. J. A. Roberson, Rt. 2s Box
59, Brunswick.

all necessary plows,

Singleton, Ft. Valley...
Black mule, about 7 yrs. old,

where. See at farm. M
Rt. 1, College Park.

Reg -Tenn. Walking horses,
3 mares, 1 all white with colt,
1 in fold, one 2 yr.
Kautz, Fitgerald. Ph. 6433. -

Male Burro, 3-1/2 ft., 4 yrs.
old, 300 Ibs., fat, gentle,, $50.
rane H. Reece, Rt. 4, Marietta.

7-3464.

ed. horse, 3-4 yrs.
safe for children to ride,, Wt.
about 700 lbs.,

Ph. 3305 after 5 P.M.

Sell or trade frr gentle pony for

er, Rt. 1, Alma. Ph. 2575.

Big, healthy Mule, work any-=
where, real bargain, $50. John-
son Miller, Grantville.

ae red spots,
with flax mane and tail. Pope

Williams, Lavonia. PH. Elgin
6-5118.
One 4-yr. old spotted Shet-

Jand mare, bred, one spotted
filly and 2 stud colts. Roger. S:
Cobb, Box 355, Marietta.

3 good mules, used for sev-
eral years, for sale. Mrs. J. L.
Render, Greenville.

Strawberry roan mare,
Ibs., gentle, $125 with saddle.
Ray Almand, Rt. 2, 4864 Stage-

coach. Rd. Ellenwood. Ph.
Stockbridge 4290.

1 pair mares, gentle, work
anywhere, excellent for Jog-

ging, $100 ea. John B. Davis,
Rt. ie Clarkesville.

Good mare mule, Wt. about
4250 lbs. 12 or 13. yrs.. old,
good qualities, work anyw here,
easily kept, reasonable. S. E.
Morgan, RFD 2. College Park.
Ph. Fairburn 7300.
eee

HOGS FOR SALE
a

Big bone black African Gui-
nea pigs (stay fat kind), $10
ea. Hubert W. Daniell, Winston.

Purebred Hampshire gilis, and
boars, ready for service, from
champion. stock, reg. buyer's
name, $35-ea. at farm 3 mi.
SE Millwood. J. H. Brantley,
Rt. 1, Macon.

shoats, very

Nice | Duroc
good breeding ~stock; - also 4
good Duroc reg. Sows. Prefer

Lance Hart, 119 Broad St,
Carrollton. Ph. TE 2-8466.

Purebred Hampshire boars,



buyers name. David Stough,





old, rides good. Charlie Hayes, |Tocust Grove. Ph. Griffin 73-
Union Point. Ph. 9-2051. | 96.
a,
WARNING TO FARMERS
Insist on gules barn testing of caitle for Bangs. The

fo the farm.

cattle on his farm.



Georgia Depariment 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 af 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





lion, 2-1/2. yrs. old, red, black ~
blaze, face, 1
white foot, approx. Wt. 750 lbsi; :
also Western Saddle and brid- Seat

Good mule with dene its oa
and-trall loge ss
metal Sears wagon,- $200. L. Pe: ae

Wt. 850 Ib., perfect, work any- oA
M. A. Hines,

old. Dennis _

White and red spotted, gait- :
old, gentle,

with saddl: also
2-H iron wagon, good cond. Mar- ~~
vin Birdsong, Rt..5, Thomaston.



Sound farra mule, 10 yrs. olds

children to. ride. James A. Bow-

2 Shetland ponies, mare, white
sta]lion, brown

1100



to sell entire herd. See at farm.

ready for service, $50 ea.; Gilts,
all ages, and pigs. Western
Packer bloodline, all reg. in-~













bye eens tea)





ve

$12.50 not reg.

ealbss.

~ stock at Fair;



PAGE SIX



Oe NET BULDETTN ee







also reg. SPC gilt, 5 mos. old,
meat type, fine for 4-H sow,
$35 at my place. George Fer-
guson, Rt. 1, Cave Spring.

Reg. Duroc boar and sows,
also gilts and younger males.
Arthus K. Turner, P. O. Box
941, Macon.

8 purebred Hampshire pigs,
7 wks. old, sub. to reg, FFA
Chapter ptock... $15. ea $17
with papers. Bill Parker, Blairs-
ville,

Reg. Spotted Poland China
hogs, young males, gilts: bred
sows, proven mates, guaranteed
blood tests, best bloodlines,
priced from $18 up. D. A. Law,

Chula. Ph. Tifton /1716-R2.

Purebred Duroc boar, meaty,
500-600 Ibs. lean, 22 mos. old,
gentle, proved, lite treated.
ash or trade for corn or oats.
Mrs. Ruth Haynie, Rt.2, Box
469, Augusta. (Belair).

8 wks. old Hampshire pigs,
from prize winning stock (moth-
er and father Blue Ribbon
winners), from large litters,
$15 ea., reg. in buyers name or
Will not ship.
Carl Smith, Rt. 3, Ellijay.

One fine meat hog, about 400
not lard type. C. G. Morris,
Rt. 2, Roopville..

Meat type
cross pigs, wt.

Tamworth-P.C.
35-40 Ibs. $10

ea. See. Owen Kittle at farm.

Rt. 3, Conyers on Gees Mill
Rd. at Yellow River. Glenn M.
Anderson, Owner, 148 Mt. Ver-
non Dr. Decatur.

8 Reg. black P.C. boat pigs,
11 wks. old, farrowed from
Champion FFA stock, $20 ea.
Cannot ship. L. R. Holloman,
Rt. 7, Macon.

Reg. Hampshire boars and
gilts, 2 mos. old, Sired by Grahd
Champion boar at Columbus
1956 Fair. Wormed and cholera
immune. Reasonable. Herbert
Tante, Box 303, Butler. Ph.
Union 2-3195.

12 mixed P. C. and Hamp-
shire pigs, 6 wks. old, $10 ea.
or good price for lot. My place,
3 mi. West McDonough towards
Hastings Bridge. Mrs. Mary C.

. Parker, Rt. 3, McDonough.

Reg. bred Hereford gilts, best
bloodlines, papers. in buyers
name, pick up at farm, $50. ea.

Leonard Fleming, Reed Creek }

Rd., Hartwell. .

Dark red Duroc shoats, both
sex, medium blocky type; males
ready for service and bred sows.
All reg. in buyers name, extra
good. Charles W. Welch, Rt. 2,
McRae.

Very fine pigs, good blood-
lines for sale, reasonable prices.
Spencer Strange, 602 Savannah
St., Hartwell.

9 reg. Duroc pigs, vaceinated
against cholera for life. Papers
furnished. 4-H project from
very best breeding Blue Ribbon

Duroc sow with litter. Albert M.
Wall, Rt. 5, Box 455A, Savan-
nah, Ph. AD-4-3016.



POULTRY FOR SALE



BANTAMS:

Midget W. L. bantams, nice,
1 yr. old trios, $10; 1 White
Embden goose, (hen) 1-1/2 yr.
$5. Will ship; also Want some
Reeves pheasants and good Nu-
pian milk goat. L. E. Morgan,
Rt. 4, Box, 717.

Bantams: 3 pr. White Crest-
ed White Polish, 2 pr. White
Crested Black Polish, and 2 pr.
Black Cochins, $5 pr. also a 1

H. wagon, in good shape. J. H.
Reddy, Rt. 2, Stone Mountain.
Ph 3173.

Golden Sebrights and White
Cochin bantams, 1956 hatch, $3
pr.; $4 trio. Want exch. bantams
for Bob White quail, and 1 trio
of above for 1 trio Cornish ban-
tams. Alton B. Bass, Re. a Dub-
lin,

very good TRE.



setters. $2 pr. FOB. Will ship.
Also, Want,1 trio or 2 pr. large
type Frizzled chickens, not over
2 yrs. old, healthy Write price,
etc. E. B. Jones, Jr., Rt. 1, Ha-
hira.

20 mixed bantams, heas and
roosters, 50c ea. John C. Ford,
4490 Flat Shoals Rd. Decatur,
Ph. Bu-9-3854.

Golden Sebrights, O.E.B.B.
Red games and light Brown Leg-
horn bantams $6 pr. Bob Clark,
372 Spring, Macon.

18 fine bantam. hens and 2
roosters, fine stock,some fea-
thered-footed. $10 for lot at my
home. Mrs. Ross Harper, Miller
Road, Lithonia.

CORNISH, GAMES AND
GIANTS:

5 Roundhead game pullets
and 1 rooster, $7; 2 Dark Corn-
ish pullets and rooster, $3.50.
All April hatch; 2 bantam hens
and rooster, $2; also doe rab-
bits and bucks, 10 mos. old,
$1.50 ea. Lockard Bell, 2677
Pharr Rd., N.E., Atlanta 17.

Pure Dark Cornish cockerels,
large, big bone type, ready for
service, $2 ea. in lots of 2. H. W.
Thurmond, Farmington,

LEGHORNS: 80 Darby W. L.
now laying, $1.50 ea. at my
place. Mrs. W. W. Lever, Rt. 1,
Box 76-Al, Columbia Rd.
Grovetown. \

40 W. L. April pullets, 75 a
production, $2 ea. E. H. Holmes,
4020 Rainbow Dr.:Rt. 1, Decatur,
PH. BU-9-3966.

1,000 W. L. 15 wks. old, fully
| yaccinated, healthy, top grade
pullets, $1.54 ea. Sell in lots
of 300 or more. E. H. Gray, Rt.
2, Conyers, PH-6941. ;

40 W. L. hens, 1 rooster, Bab-
cock str., $30. J. M. McKinney,
3888 Leeland Rd. Decatur. Ph.
Bu-9-0240.

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

1 pr. India Blue peafowl
(Hen laid 34 eggs this yr.),
$55; sev. pr. young India Blue
peafowl, $15 pr. D. Kennedy,
Rt. 2, Quitman.

Large No. Bobwhite quail,
flight conditioned, ready for
field releasing or for next sea-
sons breeders, $1.50 ea; also
few pr. Chukar partridges, $6
pr. Will ship Rwy. Exp. Cliff
Purcell, 217 Mt. Vernon Dr. De-
catur. Ph. DR 3-4238.

White King pigeons, Ameri-
cas finest breeding strain, $2.50
pr. Ogden A. Geilfuss, RFD 3,1
% Melody Brook Farm, Ma-
rietta. Ph. Smyrna 5-7385.

Mature Bobwhite quail, $3
pr. Shipped Rwy. Exp. ~Col.
Warner Fryer, 198 Honeysuck-
le Lane, College Park. Ph. PO
7-7047.

Finest large No. Bobwhite
quail (bred and improved for
37 yrs.), wt. 1 to 1-1/2 ounces
more than ave. unrelated qnail..
$3.50 pr. 5 pr. minimum ship-
ped. Wm. A. Thomas, 421 Mark
Bldg. Atlanta 3. Ph. MU 8-
0866.

Large, nice, mated and band-
ed White King and Racing
Homer pigeons $3.50 pr. 3 pr.,
$10. No extra chg. to ship; also
tame Ringneck -doves, same
price. Money Order. Mrs. Hel-
en Street, 2956 Buford Hwy.
RFD, Atlanta 6.

REDS (N. H., R. I, PAR--
MENTERS):

10 production Red pullets, 8
mos. old, $24 of $30 ea. Come
after. Mrs. Ed Stone, Rt. 2,
Box 105, Adairsville.

ROCKS (BARRED, WHITE
AND OTHERS):

8 purebred White Rock hens
and 1 rooster, 10 mos. old, $1.25
ea. Paul Allen, 28 Hickory St.
Commerce,



race, Augusta. Ph. 6-4216.

TURKEYS, GUINEAS, DUCKS,
GEESE, ETC. FOR SALE:

Big BB Bronze turkey hen
and tom, 45c lb. on foot. Will
not ship. Mrs. Dave Jackson,
Rt. 1, Conyers. :

15 genuine Wild turkeys,
ready for release, for sale. Cleo
Roberts, Rt. 2, Gray.

Mallard. ducks, improved lg.
strain, 1956 hatch, $4 pr.; 1 pr.
Peafowl, 1955 hatch, $35 for
pr. J. Ewing Arnold Rt. 3,
Windy Hill Rd., Marietta.

Early Spring hatch BB Bron-
ze gobblers, wt. 20-25 lbs., $7.50
ea. Will ship. Wm. J. Steele,
Rt 2s Hastman.



POULTRY WANTED |



GEESE:

Want 2 purebred White Em-
bden female geese. Write. M.
N. Barden, Hampton.

LEGHORNS:

Want 25 to 100 Leghorn or
Leghorn cross 1956 hatch pul-
lets or hens, laying or soon to
lay. A. C. Bellflower, Empire.

MISCELLANEOUS CHICKENS

Want 10 to 20 laying pullets,
any breed, or mixed breed (just
so they lay eggs). Jas. A. Wood,
Rt. 1, Box 38, Fairburn. _

REDS:

Want 12 R. I. Red, or other
Red pullets, 1956 hatch, near
Norcross, Lilburn. or Tucker.

{M. E. Turner, Rt. 1, Norcross:

SUSSEX: :

Want 2 Red Speckled Sussex
hens or young pullets, and 2
roosters. James Turner, P, O.
Box 79, Blairsville.



LIVESTOCK WANTED



CATTLE;

Want a bull calf (Hereford,
Red Poll or Shorthorn desired),
for FFA project. Must be Bangs
free, near Macon. J. . Elliott,
Rt. 3, Macon.

Want good family Milch cow,
Jersey or Guernsey, Ist or 2nd
Hereford calf, fresh mow or

soon, within 50 mi. Macon.
Write details. S. L. Newberry,
Rt. 2, Gray.

GOATS:

Want purebred Nubian buck
goat. M. N. Barden, Hampton.

Want lambs, 6 mos. to 1 yr.
old, any number. Describe fully
first letter giving number,
breed, average Wt., and if been
shorn. Will pay full market
price. R. B. Curtis, Farmington.

HOGS:

Want 2 or 3 reg. Duroc gilts
with papers, 3-4 mos. old. Give
price. B. T. Hart, Leslie,
HORSES AND MULES:

Want real gentle Shetland
pony, young or old, but must
be gentle, at reasonable price.

Mrs. A. G. Shiver, Box 132,
Ocilla. j
Want nice pleasure horse,

smooth gaits under saddle, with
bridle and saddle, well built,
gentle, stylish. Preferably Tenn.
Walking mare, Price must be

1 right, Arthur A. Mann, Hart-

well. Ph. Fr. 6-2085.

Want ride and work horse or
mule. Must be gentle for chil-
dren to work.. Give price and
where located. Tom Capa, Rt.
2, Box 244, Newnan.

Want horses to board, excel-
lent care and feed given, $30
monthly. 12 mi. $. Macon, Mrs,
w. t, Barnard, Re. 7, Nowell
Rd, Macon

rces required. Mrs.

-3 yrs,



not ship. Lena Nichalson, Rt. 1,
Box 83, Hiawassee.

Several white rabbits,
and bucks, $2 ea. plus poStage.
Roy T. Pruitt, Rt. 1, Buford.

Young white Does, bred and
young white Does with litters
for sale, at my place, reasona-
ble. Miss Arminda Mason, 210
Center Ave., East Point.

Rabbits of all sizes, $1.25 up.
A. O. McKenzie, 1604 Tallulah
St. N.W., Atlanta 8. Ph. TR-
4-8425.



FARM HELP WANTED



Want reliable White farmer
for 2-H crop, standing, rent
basis; good river bottoms, some
upland, good 5-R house on pow-
er line, mail and school bus
route. Must be sober. Referen-
J. A. Mil-
ford, Rt. 2, Ball Ground.

Want man and wife able to
do small amount work, mostly
someone to live as caretaker on
farm. Have lights, water, gard-
en, with small salary. W. B.
Leverett, Jr., Fitzgerald.

Want white or colored wom-|
an to live on farm, do light
farm work like feeding chick-.
ens, milking 1 cow ete. for
board, small salary. Need at
once, Mrs, Mildred Baker, Lee
St., Jefferson.

Want experienced dairyman
house on mail and school route.
with small family, good 6-R
Must be honest, sober, able to
furnish references. Hugh White,
Box 38, Toccoa Falls. Ph. Toc-
coaTucker 6-3460.

Want manager to assume full
responsibility of 2500 laying
ens (poultry) for weekly
wage, provide modern home,
share profits equally with any-
ine capable of proving their
ability and provided they are
in positioh to share ownership
of the flock, also on equal bas-
is. Bob Evans, Townsend.

Want white woman, no bad

habits, alone, to live with eld-

erly couple on farm and do
light farm work. F. F. Bagly,
RFD 1, Social Circle. Ph. Cov-
ington 6518. ,

Want reliable, unencumbered
young couple, 3 childen, on
white woman to live with
farm close to Atlanta and do
light farm work. Small salary.
Mrs. Wanda Bivins, 1920 Boul-
dererest Dr., SE., Atlanta 16.
Ph. Ma 7-7008.

Want good tractor operator,
also milk 2 cows. House part-
ly furnished, lights and water.
Prefer couple without children.
Karl Harris, 1548 Groad St.,
saa cheat

Want Dairy hole Have 4-R
house with elec. on school and
mail route. W. P, Clay, Thom-
aston Rd., Macon. Ph. "3-7979.-

Want at once reliable mid-
dle age couple to work on farm
for salary or on shares. Must
be sober, reliable and able to
drive truck, tractor. Pref. coup-
le that has farmed for the last
Have house, wired,
wood, close to school and
church, C. G, Ethridge, Rt. 3,
Fayetteville.

Want farm labor, 35-45 yrs.
old, married, sober, used.to liv-
ing in country, not over 3 in
family; good house on mail and
school bus route. References
necessary. Write only. George
Varn, Box 205, Folkston.

Want experienced broiler rais-
er (self sustaining) to raise 10,-
000 broilers. Plenty water sup-
ply, good broiler houses, farm-
land ernie, 6-R. house on
good road located EH. Buford on.|
Thompson Mili Rd. sees
bases agreed upon. P



Jey Rt. 2. Ratoni



does |:

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. :

HOGS FOR SALE POULTRY FOR SALE POULTRY FOR SALE /|RABBITS, CHINCHILLAS,; FARM

AND GUINEA PIGS

Reg. SPC boar shoat, nearly} Common bantams, 1956 hatch,} Barred Rock pullets, 3 mos. (CAVIES FOR SALE) Want at once :

ready for service, Wt. over 100} Brown hens, Red and Black|old; will ship flock of 20 for} ber and honest,
Ibs. _best oe meat eth roosters. Hens good layers and|$#9_ Or you come ater Edw-| Young N. Z. White rabbits. poi re tosge

en ae hip. | -:, Boy, 2037 Spring Hill Ter-| 4 5 Sell single or dbl., Wall

bath. Write or
erences. John Bro
\ Ph. Canton, Ga.,

POSITIONS |

White family of 8, '
in- -law, want poultry
to 30, 000 cap) son
jand, 2 good hous
wood, elec., on mai
bus route, near chu
to be moved. Moy:
Farm with tracto
Rt. 1, Powder Sp

40 yr. old man,
(13-10) wants job c
chicken farm. Exper:
mer McLendon, Rt.
Donough. :

Want job raising
shares, capacity
thousand. Other pa
everything, I do
vide profits. Seve
perience growing
J. Mooney,- 100
Dalton.

Large, white f
large 1-H crop, tru
etc., with good and
wired for elec. stov
and mail Rt. in Spa
Contact, 1 lige &

Griffin.

28 yr. old man
wants job on dai
farm. 10 yrs. exp.
ilton, Rt. 1. Box 1
ette.

~~ Want farm wore

1957 with good how
and school bus rout
tory basis agreed

45 yr. old man,
on farm or consider
Have wife, 4 childre
girl 10). Will have t
and furnished. Am
worker. References
Move anywhere. B.
Rt. 2, Baxley.

Reliable White
an with 2 child
wants job on farm
work, With Ch
ye Mrs. Hele

, Lavonia.

Want job share er
tractor. Will accept
salary is right. Have
ily to help mak
crop. Experienced
tractors and machi
mi. N. Abbeville on
ville Hwy. Marion
Abbeville, :

Retired middle
alone, wants job on_
light farm work
party. South of At
N. Wilson, % Mrs.
St. Marys. -

Woman, past
alone, Christian,
ment on farm healt
go anywhere, A
ters containing s
H. Divan, 88 Merrit
E., Atlanta 8: ~~

Middle age wom
on farm doing light |
near Atlanta for 1
$20 wk. Salary.
Nash, Rt., Lilburn

work on farm. Mrs.
ell, % Mra, N. F.
|3, Athens.
Man and wife
small farm on
enced. D. L. Ad

End Ave., Warner

Want Job Be

Do most any
do on. farm, di












rop is. aaah sorghum, and a
farmers will grow five acres
pring to furnish county agents
- Extension workers with pro- |
Jmow-how,to be passed on to oth-
ers. Each cooperating farmer will
1d records on his crop, according
Sutton, director of the College of
ture Extension Service, Univer-
Georgia, who announced the Bre













sion distzict agents will select
Jemonstration farms in each of six
The farmers will work with coun- |
: n establishing the grain sorg-
s in the counties.

ogram is being sponsored by -
gia Feed Association and other
.Each farmer will receive enough.
five acres,.and enough fertilizer









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tor oe nee to meet the
s of the poultry and livestock,
Georgia. He said the state
tely 110,000 acres of the
ar, but: added that the acreage
further expanded.
mist called grain sorghum
p to follow small grain, win-
3, and winter cover crops. And
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Per Acre Production







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sume a growing economy with no major
wars or economic depressions. The econ-
omists point out that changes in technol-
ogy and economic forces not now on the

horizon could alter the economie outlook.

For that reason, current appraisals of fu-
ture farm production needs may easily
become outdated.

The farmer has a big job ahead of him,
but it does not appear so large if com-
pared with the remarkable rise in farm
cutput in recent years. The economists
conclude in their study that the question
is chiefly one of how rather than
whether farm production needs of 19-
75 can be met.

Acreage Allotments

Continued From Page 1) -

quota of 11,014,493 bales and the national
peanut allotment is 1,610,000 atres for
picking and threshing with a marketing
quota of 725,305 tons.

Cotton and peanut farmers in Geor-
gia will vote on Dec. 11 to approve or dis-
approve marketing quotas for the coming

-erop-year.

~ Fowler New President

Continued From Page 1)



new vice-president of the Association,
and M. C. Gay of Athens was re-elected
secretary-treasurer,

A former Adjutant General of Geor-
gia, Mr. Fowler is now serving his fourth
term in the Georgia House of Represent-
atives.

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pounds in 1957. This projection is con-
tained in a research study issued by the
U.S. Department of Agriculture in coop-
eration with 10 State agricultural experi-
ment in the South.

THIRD eal 1956



Hybrid Com Peaay
With Georgia Farmers

Hybrid corn is at its height of popu-
larity in Georgia.
A recent survey of the seed planted by
farmers shows that hybrids accounted for

_ 86.6 percent of the 1956 crop.
> H. A. Inglish, Agricultural Extension

Service agronomist-seed certification, who
oo the results, said there wee

,734, 633 acres of corn in the state this
yeas.

Among the hybrids, Dixie 18 leads
the popularity poll. Fifty percent of the
entire state corn acreage was planted to
ie

The survey, conducted by county
agents throughout the state, revealed
that 12.7 percent of the crop was planted
to eight other College of Agriculture and
U.S. Department of Agriculture hybrids.
Five commercial hybrids accounted for
23.9 percent. .

Inglish said five percent of the nearly
3,960,000 acres of corn was planted to
two oven polinated varieties, while 8.4
percent was planted to 53 other varieties
and hybrids. All told, 69 varieties and hy-
brids were reported.

The survey showed that Georgia.
farmers planted 859,000 acres of cotton.
The leading variety was Cokers 100 wilt
resistant, with 59 percent of the crop.

_ Next in-line were Emvire wilt resists

ant. 26.4 percent; Delta Pine, eight per=-

cent. and Plains, five percent.
Evidence that certified seed is gain-

_ing favor with Georgia farmers is the

fact that 73 percent of the cotton was cer=
tified. And 82.7 percent was delinted and

treated before planting.

As.for peanuts519,000 acres of them
--47.4 percent was Dixie Runner, 41.4

percent, Dixie Spanish; seven percent,
Virginia Bunch; two percent, Southeast-
ern Runner, and 1.2 percent, Virginia
Runner.

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PROTEIN FAT
! z Buckeye 41% Protein Cottonseed Meal - Prime Quality G 41.00 3.00
PROTEIN FAT FIBRE (P)! Protein & Fiber F 37.88 3.79
~G 11.25 4.93 13.14 | BUHLER MILL & ELEVATOR CO., Buhler, Kansas G 16.00 3.50
FoYO75 4.71 13.10, Gray Wheat Shorts F 19.69 4.47
G 24.00 3.00 12.00 | BURDETTE MILL & GIN CO., Washington, -Go. G 16.00 3.50
Fo 1844 346 = 15.73 16% Hog and Pig Feed - MO-GROWTH Brand F 15.50 3.50
G 16.00 3.00 15.00 MO-GROWTH 16% Quality Dairy Feed G 16.00 3.00
Be ESO Fee V83 (P) Protein F 13.88 3.03
G 50.00 6.00 5.00 | CAROLINA MILLING COMPANY, Laurens, S. C. G 12.00 3.50
F 48.00 10.51 5.00 South States 12% Dry & Freshening Ration (P) Fat F 16.25 2.54
oe ae sau CARR. & BOATRIGHT, Sandersville, Ga, GS 8.00 2.00
mo Ohi 5.42 5.02 Snapped Corn {P) Protein F 7.38 3.29
G 16.00 250 5.50 | CENTRAL ROLLER MILL, Central, S. C. G 16.00 2.50
5B, 16.00 < -4.38 5:72 ISSA - Special 16% Dairy Feed (P) Protein F 14.50 2.50
G 20.00 3.00 6.00 = ees
F 1813 3.76 5.21 CITY GIN & MILL COMPANY, inline. Gu! G 8.00 2.50
G 18.00 4.00 6.00 Ground Snap Corn (P) Profein F 7.25 2.50 53
- ae 4:50 5-04 | city MILES COMPANY, Columbus, Ga. G 40.00 4.50 8.50
G 15.00 2.50 8.00 Hog Supplement F 41.25 7.00 9.28
. teen aa a CLAXTON MILLING COMPANY, Claxton, Ga. G 2.00 50 24.00
ber 16.13 3.24 10.96 Ground Corn Shucks, Cobs and Molasses, 25% (P) Fiber F F = 4.25 53 26.79
os es eap |: COMEGE PaRK MILLING CO., East Point, Ga. G 9.00 5.00 5.00
: : . i F ; 7.0
G 18.00 300 5.00 oo Hominy Feed & Screenings (P) Fat & Fiber F 9.88 3.15 08
F 20.00 3.88 5.70 | CO! ,2ADO MILLING & ELEVATOR CO., Denver Colo. G 16.00 3.50 6.00
G 19.00 3.50 4.00 Jheet Gray Shorts & Screenings (P) Fiber F 18, 63 3.56 6.93
FP 23.25 9 4.25 Ak = ree ears
- CO! @ iBIA MILL & ELEVATOR CO., Columbia, Tenn. G 16.00 350 6.00
GS 800 250 11.00 biue Seal Soft Wheat Gray Shorts (P) Fiber F 15.25 3.50 9.28
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G 8.00 2.50 11.00 | COOPERATIVE MILLS, INC.,- Cincinnati, Ohio G 40.00 4.00 5.00
F 744 2.96 9.97 40% Pork Maker Supplement {P) Fiber F 42.25 4.00 5.96
. 36.00 3.00 17.00 32% Dairy Supplement G 32.00 2.50 11.06
36.28 2.56 18.01 (P) Protein F 30.63 2.58 10.09
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PROTEIN FAT _ FIBRE LOUISVILLE FERTILIZER & GIN co., Louisville, Ga. S 36.00 eS
Sor er ae a ee 36% Protein Cottonseed Meal - Prime ee - (P) Protein | Sea
oes HODGES MILLING co., Birmingham, Ala. G 20.00 3.50 5.00 _ & Fiber F 34.50_ i$ pee
Jorx tgg rroducer (P) Fiber F 21.56 3.69, 5.91 High Grade 41% Protein Cottonseed Meal-Prime Quality G 41.00
Jazz Jig & Hog Supplement Meal ay G 40.00 2.50 8.00 : > F 40.1 00
Y 3 (P) Protein F 38.50 3.69 ABR : - -
Jarx Cage Layer Z aos . 17.00 a pie MARET GRAIN COMPANY, Hartwell, Ga, G 16.00
epee tt iber 18.44 4 . ; 5 . F 15.50.
Jas Ega Producer G 20.00 3.50 5.00 Maret's 162. Deity: Feed *s an
(P) Fiber F 23.13 3.56 6.17 Marets 16% Dairy Feed ie shore rn
Jazz Milk Producer G 24.00 2.50 10.00 - (P) Protein = 13.75
fe : SAR 26.63 2.67 10.69 aOR peeren
> Sera eras a MARINE & ANIMAL BY- PRODUCTS CORP., New York, N. : oe 60.00,
COTTON PRODUCERS ASSOCIATION, Atlanta, Ga. G+ 2.50 9650 24.00 Mapco Fish Meal (P) Fiber =F 60.00
Better Corn Cob & Shuck Meal with 25% Molasses : 5 a :
AP) Fiber F 3.44 203 27.73 G. W. MILLS, Byron, Georgia a 1.50
a 2 Pay Load G id Cobbs, Shucks & Molasses 3.00
WILLIAMS DAVIES CO., INC., Danville, tlinois G 41.00 6.00 7.00 Sit BORE Gecchd SEaa Ca ee 68:00
] Mills' Best Ground Snapped Corn ne
ee Swisher Super Broiler F 40.00 10.06 5.99 : : Fo, 7.81
DAWSON COTTON OIL COMPANY, Dawson, Ga, G 36.00 3.00 16.00 Mills Best Ground Snapped Corn Beli Eo 3
El'zabeth Beauty Brand 35% Protein Cottonseed Pay Lend Greund Cobs Shucks & Molasses rotein 6. sas
Meal (Prime Quality) : x 36.00 8.22 Lies (Pp) Fiber: F 3.00
DIXIE FEED & SEED COMPANY, Comer, Ga. G 17,00 2.50 8.00 ae Yee 4
weir ie : 3 MIXON MILLING COMPANY, Cairo, Ga. ; - & 18.00
Check-R-Mix Laying Feed (All Mash) SE (P) Protein F 15.50 4.07 5.70 "Best Maid Pig Basstet (P) Fiber F 19-69 ;
DIX!E. PORTLAND FLOUR CO., Chattanooga, Tenn. G 16.00 4.00 6.00 See ee
Red Lion Wheat Gray Shorts (P) Fiber F 17.50 4.06 7.20 MOSTELLER FLOUR ee Chamblee, Ga. ie
Red Lion Gyay Shorts G 16.00 4.00 6.00 sips Mey. 606 Bala ree Bere
; (P) Fiber F 18.44" 4.04" 635 | NUTRENA MILLS, INCORPORATED, Minneapoll ee
: : pe is, Minn, 40.00
Arrow Pure Wheat Bran G 14.00 4.00 11.00 ee
F 1531 3.46 10.23 Nutrena 40% Hog Balancer ee a
Red Lion Wheat Gray Shorts G~ 16.00 4.00 6.00 P. D. 9. COMPANY, Lakeland, Florida 20.002
: } F 20.25 4.32 6.52 _ P-D-@ 20% Protein-Mineral Range Feed (Pp) Fiber ae 22.56
Red Lion Shorts ~ G 16.00 4.00 6.00
(P) Fiber F 16.94 4.10 _ 8.91 PATTERSON MILLING CO., Patterson, Georgia ; G 40.00 ?
: Red Lion Wheat Gray Shorts : G 16.00 4.00 6.00 | P.M. C. 40% Hog Supplement s (P) Fiber F- 42.25 |
ae a, (P) Fiber F 16.56 4.30 7.22 eee
Red: Clow Share x zi G 16.00 4.00 6.00 PRODUCERS RICE MILL, an Stuttgart, Ark. Sc 12.00
< _ (P) Fiber F 19.06 4.54 6.98 Rice Bran BU T635
ai Red Lion Wheat Gray Shorts G 16.00 4.00 6,00 J. D. PERKERSON'S SONS, Austell, Ga ~ 20.00
: (P): Fiber: F=19.25: : 4.09 6.87 tie A a re :
e Rad Lion: Wheea! Guy Shove : : 6 1600 2.00 6.00 Perkerson's 20% Dairy Feed wm Protein 14.69 |
y (P) Fiber F 18.13 4,22 6.93 PURITAN MILLS, Atlanta, Georgia _. & 16,00
: ; ~ Puritan 16% Milking Ration uy EE A BIS
V. Cc: ELLINGTON GIN & WAREHOUSE, Conyers, Ga. SG 8.00 2.50 11.00 : yi
Y. C. Ellington's Snap Corn : F 7.88 254 , 9.03 rbestomy ey ee eepeneat { ie oe
EMPIRE RICE MILLING CO., Fair Oaks, Arkansas Ss 6.00 5.00 28.00- RALSTON PURINA CO., St. Louis, Missouri pene o 32.00 :
Se Mill Feed (P) Fiber F 5.75. 4.71 32.65 Purina Steer Fatend : (P) Frotein F 28.75
- ~ Rice Mill Feed : G 6.00 5.00 28.00 Purine Cou: Chow 3 ; aaa 32.00
Beers 5% (P) Protein, Fat & Fiber Fe 5.31 4.02 . 31.99 Hoey ' 33.50
7 Rice Mill Feed G 6.00 5.00 28.00 rae Sb ae a
= . : : Purina 18% Dairy Chow H = ee 32.00 |
; (P) Protein & Fiber Fo 4.75 4.05 33.59 : : (P) Protein e. 15.88
FARMERS MILL & ELEVATOR CO., Dudley, Ga. G 16.00 3.50 7.50 Purina Cow Chow Concentrate G 32.00
Blue Tag Worming Hog Feed -0,044% Cadmium : (P) Fipee: F- 2 50
Anthranilate (P) Protein F 14.75 3.26 4.16
Blue Tag Ground Oats : G 1200 3.00 12.00 RIVER, BRAND bh | illest ieee Jonesbore, = a ce
{P) Protein & Fiber F 9.94 SAP ISAS : :
_ Blue Tag Shucks, Cobs and Molasses Bo Gi S'2.50 60 24.00 ROME OIL MILL, Rome, Georgia eee
e 3 ees ; F 3.63 620 25.37 _ Cherokee Brand 41% Protein Cottonsead al a
Blue Tag Crimped Oats : 1G 212.00 4.50 12.00 Prime Quality (P) Fat x Fiber _ . 40.00
~ (Protein & Fiber F 11.25 5.36 13.78 :
Blue Tag Snap Corn G 8.00 2.50 11.00 G. P. ROSE & COMPANY, Nashville, Tennessee GS G 24.00
F. 7,75 2:55= 41-53 Roses Triumph Meal Dog Food ey (Py Protein <F (21. 56.
FARMERS MUTUA. EXCHANGE, Griffin, Ga.. SG 8.00 2.50 =11.00 RUSSELL-MILLER MILLING CO., Minneapolis, Minn se = oe 16.00 =
Ground Snap orn Pot7.69 2.74 7.93 Sabres Beauty Wheat Gray sais o Screenings _
rae tial : eae Phe - 17.88
FEEDRIGHT MILLING COMPANY, Augusta, Ga. G 20.00 3.50 6.00
Feedright Master Sow & Pig Feed (P) Protein & Fiber F 146.88 3.31 7,69 SivHSUR FARM SUPPLY, Amerius, Georgia 16.00 :
Feedright Master 20% Dairy Feed G 20.00 2.50 11.00 16%Dairy Maid Feed (P) Protein - . 14. 38
F-19.63 > 2:85". 11-00 = Ss
SOUTHEASTERN MILLS, INC., ina; Georgia ae 16.00
FLINT RIVER MILLS, INCORPORATED, oinbedge, Ga. G 7.00 2.00 10.00 " Stivers Best Wheat Shorts (P) Fiber F 15.63
Ground Snap Corn & Molasses F715 2.03 ~ 10.94 . Stivers' Best Wheat Brown Shorts See G 16.00
: t j i _ F 16.50 7
' FLORIDA FEED MILLS, Jacksonville, Florida G 14.00 3.00 15.00 B H ae o. :
X-Tra-Good Grow - Cow Feed F 15.00 258 11.47 ee Hog Tes Wane ee eee
FRUIT-INDUSTRIZS, Bradenton, Florida G 6.00 3.00 12.00 JUTHERN COTTO 6: S aye
4 Tropicana's Sweetest Dried Citrus Pulp (Po Rat F2)26.25;-7>-1.98 11.64 a0 _ Sco- Coiand 41% Cottonseed: Mecl aor Quality << ane
FUDGE MILLING COMPANY, Colquitt, Georgia G@ 7.50- 250 10.50 cant Rens ee 75
Ground Snapped Corn E7381 2.87 10.72 Sco-Co 36% Protein Cottonseed Meal Prime uality io 36.00:
HALES & HUNTER COMPANY, Chicago, Illinois G 22:00 4.00 400 | - 2 a _ < MPY Protein F 34.37
Red Comb Bi Broiler Mash - Nicarbazin & 3-Nitro Mixture F 23.63 3,57); 3.31 SOUTHERN MILLING COMPANY, ugusia: Georgia cc 16.00
HAHIRA GIN & FEED MILL, Hahira, Ga. . G. 750 =2'50' 11,00 Duplex 16% Dairy (All Grain) Feed F 16.13
__ Georgia Maid Ground Snap Corn (P) Fiber F 6.69 2.85 13.83 _Moflo 16% Dairy Feed x G 16,00
Ae > - (P) Protein F 14.06
HAPPYVALE FLOUR MILLS, Griffin, Georgia G 20.00 3.50 7.50 = Like It Egg Mash 20% Pe oe 20. 00
Pay Day Laying Mash (P) Fiber F 21.38 3.61 9.03 (P) Protein F 18.50
Pay Day Starting Mash with Nitrofurazone : G 20.00 4.00 6.00 Moflo 16% Dairy Feed = GS 16.00
; (P) Fiber F 22.25 4.02 128 (P) Protein F~ 14.57
Pcy Day Hog Feed G 18.00 4.00 7.00 Moflo 16% Dairy Feed poe L600.
(P) Fiber F 18.12 4.07 Tos (P) Protein F 13.25
Pay Day Growing Mash with Nitrofurazone G 18.00 3.50 7.00 Moflo 16% Dairy Feed oe es G 16.00
F 18.13 3.26 6.87 : - (P) Protein F 14.00
Dairy Feed - Creamaker G 18.00 4.00 12.00 Fat Fack : G 17:00... 5
i F 20.00 4.76 12.66 (P) Fiber F 20.25.
HARRIS MILLING COMPANY, Blackshear, Ga. G 7.00 3.00 - 10.00 mete ey ered : oe
Ground Saap Corn (P) Fiber F 7.56 3.00 11.26 40% Hog Feed Supplement Cubes GS. 40.00
INTERSTATE MILLING COMPANY, Charlotte, N. C. G 14.00 3.00 6.00 : ; iP) fot oe ours
T ee Sh . 5.6 3.7 85 Duplex Pig & Sow Ration, 20% 20.00
Triangle eray: Shorts (P) Fiber F 16.63 3.71 6.3 (P) Fiber ; : 24.75
LAVON OLL LL, INC., ia, . Is H 0.0 ; ee
eee nae ee ther Ro TOA. Foes tees} SOUNDERN STATES ERED CORP., Red Oak, Ga. = G_10.00
; Wheat & Oats i (P) Fiber F 10.94 4.28 15.43 as : ;
Wheat and Oats Feed ; G 10.00 3.00 10.00 ALSO Wafer Meg! (P) Protein F 8.44 8
(P) Fiber F 10.31 3.67 14.79 rats 3 an
i. STANDARD FEED MILLING co., M ae E x G 21.00
Tugalo River Gray Shorts G 15.00 3.50 6.00 Super Quciliy trond Feed = Furarolidone- : PR eee e
; (P) Fat F 2 15.00 BSS S87. ; Chlortetracycline-Oxy. | Mix * F 20.50
Wheat & Oats i G 10.00 3.00 10.00
(P) Fiber F 10.13 4.48 14.45 SWIFT _& COMPANY, Chicago, Illinois G 50.00
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LINDSBORG MILLING & ELEVATOR CO., Lindsborg, Kan. G 16.00 3.50 6.00 feat, ate sane Mech 1 ankoge ie are:
Gray Wheat Shorts with Ground Wheat Screenings F 16.56 3.56 6.35 _ WESTERN - GRAIN - COMPANY, pirainghata: Ala. G 20.00
Lindy's Best Gray Wheat Shorts & Ground G 16.00 3.50 6.00 Uncle Sam Chick Starter & Grower Crumbles F 20.63
Wheat Screenings (P) Fiber F 17.94 3.89 6.75
Te Se ee ae Re Re a WILKES MILL & FEED CO., Washington, Ga, > - 16,00
LoRET MILLS, Chattanosga, Tennessee G 20. 90 3.00 9.90 Dairy's Best 16% Dairy Feed (P) Protein : 14:75.
Loret 20% Dairy Feed F 23.44 3.07 9.59:
soe Loret 16% Dairy Feed G 1609 3.00 10.00 | JOHN C. WILSON & CO., Millen, Ga. G 8.00
(P) Fiber ae 21.58 2.73 12.77 Ground Ear Corn : P) pci SB ree
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LOUISIANA STATE. RICE MILLING. o., ING., Abbeville, La. Violations __.. : a
G 12.00 12.00 12.59 ee si
Water Maid Rice Bran F 11.56 = 15.03 8.46 TOTAL seca