Farmers and consumers market bulletin, 1957 January 9

eorgia :
; Farmers





Phil Campbell,

Commissioner

Bulleti m



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the fact that there is a free Bru-
Bangs disease eradication pro-
for cattle in Georgia, many
not aware of the fact that
ogram is available for the
Bangs in swine.

resent there is only one herd
a Georgia that has been certi-
igs free. This herd is the pure-
China herd belonging to
fullis and Sons of Cochran. Be-
have worked to obtain a dis-
d, hese breeders of fine hogs
| ship animals without the

b ed breeders must deal.

Brucellosis or Bangs eradica-

am is not designed solely for
\ ine breeders, It is available
e to all farmers who produce

ram lar swine does not in-
ity payments for diseased

; include free testing and plan-
ms designed to eradicate the
peamaly owned swine

1er or breeder may use to
he disease on his farm.
; designed for the farmer who
a a smal] number of infected ani-
d. It calls for testing of the
ile of reactors for slaughter.
signed for the herd where
nber of infected animals is pre-
plan calls for the sale of the
e herd for slaughter and a
os the premises and equip-
ve been cleaned and disinfected.
III is designed primarily for pure-
ler where it is necessary to con-
ble oodli es through young pigs be-

umals. This plan involves the
coos pigs separate and

aie a there



hough most farmers are probably

and red tape with which.

must be sold for slaughter .

here are three plans, any one

or slaughter the older dis- ~





a itbieural
CALENDAR

Jan. 10, ABAC, Tifton Peanut short
course,



Jan. 18, ABAC, Tifton Cotton short
course.

Jan. 15-16, University ot Georgia
Annual meet Ga. Plant Food Edu-
cational Society.

Jan. 28-29, Florence, 8. C. 8E Poland
_China Breeders meeting and sale,



Jan. 28-30, Atlanta SE Pouliry & Egg
Assn, convention.

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Jan. 30, Rock Eagle Park Bale & Half
Cotton Club meeting.

Feb. 7-8, Radium Springs 2s Annual
- meeting Ga. Livestock Association.



tion plan designed to fit your conditions.
The testing of your swine is free and
every hog producer should take immedi-
ate steps to see that he avails himself of

this program,

For further information on the free
Brucellosis eradication programs for
either swine or cattle, write the State
Department of Agriculture, 19 Hunter
Street, 8. W., Atlanta, or poncact your
local veterinarian,

Cotton Dust Will Not
Hurt Sweet Potatoes

W.,.E. Blasingame, state entomologist,



has advised farmers that sweet potatoes

grown in cotton fields that have been
dusted with toxephene and/or BHC are
edible.

Some farmers have writtenasking
whether such potatoes were suitable
for consumption, Blasingame says that

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Ag College Alumni
Directors Hold Meef

The new Board of Directors of the

University of Georgia, College of Agri-

culture Alumni met in Macon Jan. 2, with
an impressive 100 percent- attendance
which displayed the increased interest in

the Agricultural school among its gradu-
ates.
The board of directors is made up of

College of Agriculture graduates who are

farmers or businessmen. It does not in-
elude professional agricultural workers
(Continued On Page 4)



State-Mourns Passing
Of Two Young Farmers

It is not a general practice of the
Market. Bulletin to carry editorials
concerning the unfortumate passing
of persons connected with the states
agricultural industry but it was our
thinking that we could not publish
this edition of The Bulletin without
mentioning the tragic accident Jan.
1 that took the lives of two of fhe
finest farmers in our state.

William and Tom Breedlove, sons
of Thomas R. Breedlove Sr. of Mon-
roe were killed when a tattle truck
overturned. Tom Sr., was former
head of the PMA for Georgia and
both of his sons were well known
throughout the state. Both were ac-
tive in the family dairy operation and
Tom Jr. was generally considered by
many dairymen one of the best in-
formed men in the states dairy in-
dustry.

We join the thousands of other
friends of the Breedlove family in
mourning the unfortunate death of
these two fine young men. Georgias
agricultural industry will certainly
miss them in the days ahead.

Phil Campbell










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OF THE SOUTH

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* BROILERS

PEACHES
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* IMPROVED PECANS

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SECOND HAND
MACHINERY FOR SALE
AND WANTED

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SECOND HAND
MACHINERY FOR SALE
AND WANTED





1953 model Cub tractor, side
disc plow, planter, cultivator,
disc harrow and mowing ma-

_ chine. In A-1 cond., used very
little, $750. V. R. Crawford, Rt.
3, Calhoun.

Garden tractor with harrow,
Pee and grass cutter, 1-1/2 h.p.,
75 at my farm, 5 mi. So. Jones-
boro. (Come 4-1/2 mi. S6. on
4 Lane Hwy,., to a store at Orrs,
then turn west and go 1-1/2 mi.
due west to 2-story house.).
lex H. Stephens, RFD, Jones-
Oro.

1952 Farmall, plow, dbl. sec.
harrow, planters and 2 wheel
trailer, good cond., $675. Paul
Clayton, Rt. 1, near Hall Sta-
tion, Kingston.

A. B. 212 cultivator, J.D.,
with 32 rig., also B223 planters,
fertilizer attachment, paint

_ good, used 2 seasons, in fine
shape. Half price. J. L. Whita-
ker, Montrose.

1952 Massey-Harris 22,: bush
and bog harrow, mowing ma-
chine, field cultivator, seeder
and fertilizer spreader. T. H.
Bothwell, 111 Princeton Way,
_N. E., Atlanta 1. Ph, DR-3-1317.

) Planter, cultivator and distri-
butor, used 1 season, for sale
or trade for 40 J. Deere, or trade
Farmall Cub and equipment
good cond., for J. D. No. 40. P.
E: Lott, 1516 Uorthwest Dr.,
Atlanta 18. Ph. SY-4-8875.

1952 Ford tractor, good cond.,
eultivator, harrow, 2 disc tiller,
weeder, 2 planters and distri-
butors, stalk cutter, dirt scoop,
wood saw, 1 pulley and cotton
duster. L. E. Bush, RFD 3,
Vienna.



1 Peach orchard duster,
mounted on rubber, pulled by
tractor, In A-1 cond. Sell cheap.

G. H. Harris, Rt. 2, Jefferson.
Ph. 87W.

3 H. P. Simplicity garden trac-
tor, sickle bar, cultivator, turn-
ing and lay-off plow, $200 for
tractor; also F&W 1/2 H. P.
Jet pump, 42 gal. tank, approx.
50 ft. galv. pipe going into well.
Good cond. $75, or*trade for hog
or beef. J. O. Farmer, Rt. 1,
Nicholson. Ph. 3-1562.

Choremaster garden tractor
with or without cultivators, lay-
off and break-up plows, for sale.
E. B. Head, 149 E. Forest Ave.,
Gainesville.

1948 Oliver 60 tractor, good |

all-around cond., including rub-
ber; 24 disc smoothing harrow,
and 4 disc J. D. tiller on rub-
ber, good cond. $450 for lot, or
sell separately. B. F. Parker, Rt.
1, Richland.

Want 1 bullgear for a 1947
model Farmall A tractor, a good
(or new) one in good cond., or
would buy an old model A trac-
tor for the parts if priced right.
Contact. W. E. Stamper, Rt. 5,
Marietta.

Want Ford tractor, 48-49 or
1950 model. Must be in good
cond Hugh Kemp, RFD 1, Pow-
der Springs. Ph. 8-1847.

TE-20 Ferguson tractor, a
set Intnl planters with John
Blue distributors, for Ferguson
tractor, 6 ft. dbl. sec. disc har-
row, 2 disc tiller, bush and bog
harrow. Reasonably priced. Sell
together or spearately. Donald
Peavy, Cuthbert, Ph. 115J2-
nights. 5

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Want used rototiller if near

Atlanta. Advise. Mrs. Lila Hol-
comb, 5225 Long Island Dr. N.
W., Atlanta 5. Ph. CE-7-3848.

Want Lilliston Peanut Com-
bine, in good cond. State year
bought the best. cash price. R.
P. Stevens, Buena Vista.

1952 Ford tractor, pick-up
type harrow, bottom plows, ro-
tary hoe, planters, distributors
and cultivator, all cond.
for sale, A. F. Pate, Rt. 3, Ash-
burn. ;

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Want Fertilizer spreader, al-

so want J. D. 4 disc tiller on

rubber. Must be good cond., and

reasonable price. E. G. Perry-
man, Benevolence.

1952 Ford tractor with plant-
er and cultivator, good cond. for
sale for cash or terms. Milton
Terry, Ellaville.

Want 1955 or 56 model Fer-
guson tractor, with planters,
Fert. distributors, cultivators,
bottom plow and harrow. If
price is right, pay cash and go
after. G. T. Cochran, Rt. 4,
Lyons. Ph. Johnsons Corner
8294. = s

'
Want Tobacco picker prefer-
ably without motor, also want
a 5 or 6 ft. rotary mower. State
make and price. All to be in
fair or good cond. H. R. Pryor,
Rt. 1, Oliver.

Want used planter and turn-
ing plow for David Bradley gar-
den tractor. W. K. Walker, Zeb-
ulon.

Cub, about 1952 model, lights,
starter, power take-off, hydrau-
lic lift, original rubber, plow,
starter, fert. planter, harrow,
middle buster, cultivator and
other attachments, also 2 wheel
trailer, $700 at my place. E. R.
Howell, Rt. 1, Hicks Rd., Aus-
tell. :

Want .bush and bog harrow,

all for a Ford tractor, at right
price; also have a good sub-soil
plow will trade on any of the
above. C. E. Stewart, Mill St.,
Jonesboro, Ph. (day time) 5301.

Want sub-soiler, dbl. disc
plow and blade to fit Ford 3
point hitch. L. E. Herrell, 694
ne Elizabeth Pl. N. W., Atlanta
18. :

VAC Case tractor, 1947 model,
with 4 disc tiller and broadcast-
ing attachment, $500. D. V. An-
derson, Rt. 1, Box 99, Grove-
town. f

One 6 row poison machine, al-
most new Cub tractor, and 1
can of 50 lbs. pure country lard.
My place. Will not ship. Chas.
Gowder, Rt. 2, Powder Springs.

Farmall M. tractor, 3 disc
plow, 20 disc harrow, A-1 cond.
Sell for bargain or trade for
Super A or Cub and boot. M. L.
Brown, Rt. 1, Kennesaw. Ph.
Marietta 8-2970.

1 H. drawn McCormick mow-
er and rake, $50; 1 row Plant
setter (sets plants from 3 in.
to 6 and 8 in.,), $75. All in good
cond. See at my farm, 3 mi. No.
Sharpsburg. Trade for anything
can use. John C. Brown, Sharps-
burg.

Farmall A tractor, planting
and cultivating equipment, til-
ler, bush and bog harrow, all
good cond., $650. Jim H. Reese,
Rt. 2, Box 18, Whitesburg.

Ford mowing machine, fits
either Ford or Ferguson, also
Ford 3 point hitch self dump
hay rake. Sell or trade for AC
combine, not too large and no
junk. C. B. Milner, Shiloh. -
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MISCELLANEOUS

EQUIPMENT FOR SALE

AND. WANTED



2 wheel farm trailer, good
cond., with removable sides
built in, rubber tires, to use
jwith tractor. Mrs. D. Y. Hicks,
Roberta.

Wood saw, pulled by tractor,
David Bradley make, for sale
kcheap. See at my home, 3 mi.
No. Ochlochnee on old Stage Rd.
J. D. Wurst, Ochlochnee.



blade, pan and 2 disc tiller plow,





MISCELLANEOUS

EQUIPMENT FOR SALE |.

AND WANTED

2 in. iron axle wagon, good
cond. no junk, for sale. G. W.
Holliday, Rt. 2, Jefferson.

Want one 10 x 34 rear tractor
tire, good tread and no breaks
in tire body. H. E. McLeod, Jr.,
Rt. 2, Boston.

Want used hog feeders. State
size, make and price. No junk.
R. D. Humphrey, Colquitt. 5

Two-Man McColloch chain
saw in running cond. for sale.
L. L. Whitmire, Lavonia. ~

1 row Allis Chalmers corn
picker, for sale or trade for 300
bu. corn, or for cattle; also a
3,000 per minutes water pump,
used less than 30 hours., 10 yrs.
old, but practially new, $75 cash
or 25 bu. corn. H. C. Forester,
Rising Fown. Ph. Howard,
3-2337.

2 unit Universal (Co-Op)
milking machine, suspended
type, buckets, complete with
pump, for sale and available
in January; also, want Releaser
for pipe-line milker. Advise.
D. Mommsen, Rt. 3, Clarkes-
ville. : os

5 stall Surge milking parlor,
complete with 5 offset stalls, 5
milking machines, stainless
steel, clean in place lines, auto-
matic milk pump with switches
vacumm pump if desired, used
very little. Big discount. R. ee,
Ivey, Rt. 2, Macon.

Model NX Friend Peach
sprayer, power take off, 15 gal.
per min. 300 gal. cap., 2 hose
and 2-4 nozzle brooms, Good
cond. except wood tank needs
some repair, $300 cash. See if
interested. L. L. Butts, Rt. 3,
Pickard .Rd., Thomaston. Ph.
4894.

Will exch. Ford pick-up truck
for Gravley garden tractor, with
attachments. H. H. Turner, Or-
chard Hill.

_One good, used electric churn,
$10, or will exch. Mrs. W. W.
Hall, 413 No. Oliver, Elberton.

5-1/2 H. P. Briggs and Strat-
ton air cooled motor, like new, |
for water pump, or small trac-
tor and other farm uses. Rea-
sonably priced. J. E. Hardin,
682 Woodridge Dr., Macon. Ph.
3-0009.

1954 Dodge 2 ton cattle truck,
good cond. Mrs. W. A. Cleve-
land, Elberton.

* Want good buggy and harness
for same, within reasonable dis-
tance of Atlanta, also 1 elec.
stock fence. C. A. Thompson,
304 Inman Dr., Decatur, Ph. DR.
7-5928. :

Gantt Fert. distributor, mule
drawn, and Oliver goober turn
plow, horse drawn, $5 ea.; Elec.:
Churn, Dixie Maid, $15. All
practically new. Geo. W. Spivey,
Rt. 1, Winterville. -

8 Buckeye 100 chick cap., au-
tomatic Elec. brooders, $7.50 ea.;
4 without hovers, $3.50 ea.;
Oakes 100 egg cap. Inc., $9; also
Buckeye brooder stove with
new hover, 500 chick cap., $15.
Come after. H. Konigsmark, Sr.,
143, So, Atlanta St., Smyrna.

Hardi sprayer with Bealer
Mist Blower, grader, and other
Orchard equipment. J. E. Dal-
las, Baldwin. Ph. 802 W2.

Goulds deep well pump, 1/2
HP, 3 yrs. old. includes plastic
pipe for 75 ft. well, 30 gal. tank
and 300 ft. No. 12 elec. wire.
Will not ship. C. E. Stowers, Jr.,

Rt. 3, Panola-Stone Mtn. Rd.,|.

Lithonia. ;



PLANTS FOR SALE



Cabbage plants: Copenhagen
Mkt., Chas. and E. J. Wakefield,
also white, sweet Bermuda on-

ion plants, 500, $1.25; $2 M; 5)

M. $7.50, Exp. Col. Mrs. I. L
Stokes; Box 349, Fitzgerald.

Large imp. Klondike straw-
berry plants, $1 C.; imp. field:
Dewberry and Blackberry, 50c
doz.; Mtn. Huckleberry, 2 doz.
75c; Muscadine vines, 3-4 ft.,
and Blue Damson plum sprouts,
45c ea. Add postage. Rosie

, 90 C,; 300,
Add postage. Ethel
2, Gainesville.

Wakefield |
Mkt. cabbage G
and white Bermu
plants, 500, $1.25; $2
$7.50 Exp. Col. Count
ity guar. E. L. Fi
662. an oes aa

Cert. giant Masto
and sweetest strawbe
$1 C. Moss packed
L. H. Cousins, Rt






Fairfax, -Catskill |
Beauty Strawberr
C.; 50, $1.50; 25 for
Include 30c for p
Ga. 1 kind or.

100 price. W. R. Li
Rockyford Rd., N.E.

Streamline straw
$1 C. Mrs. John W
Tample. ale

Tenn. Beauty and
strawberry plants, $
also, Louton Blackb:
$1 doz., $8 C. All
Graves, Fayettevill

Watercress plants,
postage paid. Mrs. C.
Rt. 3, Calhoun.

Nice, well rooted
plants, $1 C and,
$3 for 300 in lot,
W. M. Bryant,
Savannah, ~~

Sev. thousan
everbearing strawb
$1 C. Plus postage on
less than a tho
Estes, Rt. 3, Li

54

Large quantity I
plan

field onbiag ple
setting, $2.25 M. plu:
chgs. W. A. Rosser,
Elberton, Ph. 24!

Everbearing s
plants, well roo
ed, 90c C. pos
Locke, Rt. 1,

__ Myers sna Rube
plants, 3-5 ft. 2-
Porterfield stock, $
E. G. Nicholson,
Rd., ae
J. W.. Allens
strawberry, bear \

C.; also heavy
bunches, 12, $1; 6,
fashioned red -
plum bushes, 5,
paid. L. J. Volirat
na. ik

Early Jersey cab
now ready for

E. J. and :
proof cabbage (read!
Bermuda onion plans,
500, $1.75; $2.50

Large size Bla
berry plants, 90 C
Damp packed. W.
Rutledge.

$1. Fred J. Wit
Holderness St. S.W.
Ph. PL-3-5251.

berry, 75c doz.;
old. fashioned 4
ry, 50c ea.; wil
5 doz., $1. Add po:
for print or whi
Nancy |

Mrs.

3, Box 124, Ellij
-} Chas. W., and
Dutch cabbage

muda onion pla
and Catnip plant



Crowe, Rt. 1, Cumming.

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wherry plants,

berry, Hima-

May

tnip bunches, ea.

postage. Mrs. Mae
Gainesville.

rawberry plants,
also Limber Twig
each Plum sprouts,
uy Crowe, Rt. 1,

berry, Dewberry
plants, 50c doz.;

> bunch. Add postage.
hburn, Cumming.

strawberry (from

) ee $1 C. and
shipping. Mrs.
at 1, Conyers.

STRAW |
ats, Etc.)
R SALE

led Fescue, and
hay, 75c bale at
aled Oat Straw, 50c
VW Rt. A Mur-

Reiiida hay, 150
fertilized, should con-

pe _Grass

no rain, $30. ton at

quare bales Soy-
led without rain on
$35. ton. C. D. Hall,
-Ave., Decatur. Pr.

a nd Clover hay,
it rain, $35. ton del.
distance. Contact J.

boro 6104

ay and Oat sar,
bale; also Sericea
hay. Good quality.
_Rousey, Rt. 2, Roy-
8509. (5 miles south of
Wildeat Bridge Rd.)

e bales good Fescue
without rain, 75c
home. Powell Ban-
umming, Ph. 6545.

ood peanut hay,
place 12 mils
sita near Fiv

ea Lespedeza

new crop,

baled without
60

_ cherry

|, OB.. H. J. Phillips,
Chickamauga, Ga.















S. Steele, East- |

_|25 ea;

Highway a Morrow,



FOR SALE



PECANS AND PEANUTS



MISCELLANEOUS
FOR SALE



About 50 Ibs. of large seed-
ling pecans, 15c Ib. Mrs. W. J.
Beck, Rt. 1, Box 52, Commerce,
Ga. .

Large size 1956 pecans, 25c
lb., small size, 17c lb. Add post-
age. O. B. Camp, Villa Rica, Ga.

Several hundred lbs. Stewart
pecans, not No. 1s but cheap;
Also hulled out mostly halves,
$1.25 lb. Mrs. Fred Atkinson,
Rt. 4, Valdosta, Ga.

Pecan halves and some brok-
en pieces. Sell together at 75c
per qt. in plastic bags. When

ordering, add postage. Mrs. Wil- |.

lie Lee Porterfield, Rt. 2, Comer,
Ga.

Extra large this year Seedling
pecans 20c lb. H. P. Malcom,
Rt. 2, Box 47, Social Circle, Ph.
3346.
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PECANS AND PEANUTS

' FOR SALE
ee

Paper-shell pecans 40c lb.,
postpaid in 1-2-3 zones. Mrs.
J. K. McRae, Rt. 4, Quitman,
Ga.

5 Ibs. Pecans, $2 postpaid in
Ga. G. M. Moseley, Menlo, Ga.

Large well filled Stuart Pe-
cans, 5 lb. $1.50; 10 Ib. $2.75; 20
Lie $5; 25 |b. $6. All prepaid
Parcel Post. L. B. Millians, New-
nan, Ga.


MISCELLANEOUS
FOR SALE

Eel

| ARTICHOKES:

Artichokes, $1.25 gal. Add
ee Mrs. Eva Sellers, Rt.
2, Ellijay, Ga. |

- Artichokes, $3.00. Bushell, F.
Box 48,

Jerusalem Artichokes, $1.50 |

Ae prepaid in 2nd zone, - -00

gal. at my home or $7.00 bu.,
| | charges collect. C. W. Page, 149
North Ave, NE, Atlanta 8, Ph.
Atwood 6452.

CORN(FEED):

1956 crop of White - corn for
*|feed or corn meal. S. E. Jack-
son, Route 2, Fayetteville, Ph.
4372.

FRUIT:

Dried peaches, 60c Ib. plus
postage. Mrs. Lon Ashworth;
Rt. 1, Dacala, Ga.

1956 sundried apples, free of
cores and peelings, 50c lb plus
postage. Mrs. Claud Edmonds,

.|Rt. 2 Toceoa. Ga.

Bleached, Sundried apples,
free from core and peeling, 50c
lb. plus postage. Mrs. Elmer
Payne, Margret.

GOURDS:
Martin. and dipper gourds,
Larger sizes 50c ca;

Small mixed sizes, 10c. Add

* | postage. Mrs. W. E. Wooten, Rt.

25 Camilla, Ga. .

Large Martin Gourds, $4. doz;
Smaller size, $3. doz; -Orna-
mental Gourds $1.50 doz Add
postage. Mrs. C. D. ro Rt.
2, Ellijay, Ga.

PEANUTS:

Large Red peanuts, 2-4 in
hull, washed and dry, 1956
crop, for eating purpose only.
$2.25 peck, also .ground sage,
60 cents cupful. G. T. Brown,
Rt. 1, Ball Ground.

ROOTS AND HERBS:
Yellow root, 4 lb. box for

4 Ib. box for $1.50; Wild Cherry
Bark, 4 lb. box $1.50. Noel
Crump; Rt. 2, Talking Rock.

Catnip, Balm, Garlic Bulbs,
50c doz; Horseradish $1. doz;
Birdock Root, 50c lbs. Prepaid
in Ga.. Mrs. Martha White, Rt.
1, Dahlonega.

"|SEED (BEANS)::

Good white creaseback corn-
field bean seed, extra tender,
white tender half runners and
little - pink peanut, 75c cupful;
Red speckle-crowder pea seed,
50cts. cupful; also white mush



Ph. | peas, 50 cts. cupful Add postage.
| Mrs. Carl

Smith, Rt. 35 tee

$1.50; Queen of the Meadow,

Extra long handle and Bush-
el gourd seed, $1. pk. Martin
gourd seed, 25 pk. Add postage.
Mrs. Eva Sellers, Rt. 2, Ellijay.

TREES (FRUIT):
Brown turkey Fig bushes, 3

yrs. old, rooted, State Inspect-

ed, postpaid $2. each. G. M.
Moseley, Menlo, Ga.

3-2 yr. old Blue Damson
plum sprouts $2.00 for the 3 or
75 ea. If by mail add 35c extra
for postage. Fred J. Wither-
spoon, 308 Holderness St. SW,
Atlanta 10. Ph. LL: 3-5251.



MISCELLANEOUS -
FOR SALE
AND WANTED



POSTS:

Want buy some Fence Post,
400 ea. 5 ft., and 6 ft. lang, post-
oak, white oak, or black Lo-
cust. State what you have, price
and when can del. my place.

2 (iT, Lone Rt, ee PH.

3039.

ROOTS AND HERBS:

Wintergreen, rabbit tobacco,
Plantain, Mullein, horehooun, $1
lb.; sarsaparilla, elder, spice-
wood, plum, red sassafras yel-
lowdock, blackberry, poke, pine,
yellow roots, wild eherry, red
aldar, persimmon, sweetgum,
poplar, oak barks, 2 lbs. $1. Add
postage. Exc. for print sacks.
Mrs. John Myers (Addison), Rt.
2, Hartwell.

SACKS:
Real nice large Print sacks,

13 for $1.55 postpaid in Ga. One

and 2 alike. Mrs..W. Y. Sum-
mers. Rt. 5, Newnan.

-Several Print chicken feed
sacks, ripped opened and iron-
ed, free from tares and holes,
10 for 40c ea., and 25c extra for
Send anywhere in Ga.
__|Mrs. T. E. Blanchard, Appling.

Print sacks, 100 Ib. cap., wash-
ed and ironed, free of holes and
mildew, 1, 2, 3 and 4 alike, 45c
ea. Miss Emma Dugger, Oliver.

SEED:

Old fashioned running Okra
seed, 25c pkt. Add postage. Mrs.
S. M. Gunter, Rt. 4, Box 326,
Alpharetta.

Calif. multiplying beer seed,
25c start with self-addressed,
stamped envelope with ea. or-
der; also Jap. hulless pop corn,
50c Ib. Add postage. Frank
Weeks, Dial. . :

Calif. multiplying beer seed,
30c start postpaid. Mrs. Keedie
Nolen, Rt. 3, C/O Buddy Cole-
man, Cedartown.

ONIONS:

Want 2 gal. white multiply-
ing Onions. State what you
have, price, etc. H. J. Phillips,
Box 48, Chickamauga.

SEED (TOBACCO):

Want to hear from party hav-
ing the Bull Face tobacco seed.
State price, etc..Sam Smith, Rt.
3, Adairsville.

TREES (PECAN):

Want 60 Pecan trees. State
size and price J. E. King, Box
127, Cecil.



CATTLE FOR SALE



Bunch of purebred, but not
reg., Guernsey cows; some fresh-
en soon, some with calves, also
walk-in dairy milk cooler, milk-
ing machine, milk cans and
some other dairy items, all good
cond. Write or see. N. A. John-

son, Warrenton. p

Reg. Aberdeen-Angus bull, 5
mos. old, around. 425 lbs., big
bone, deep bodied, intelligent
head and smooth conformation.
Sire wt. over 1800 in pasture
cond. Guar. to e a breeder, $150.
LaFayette McLeroy, Rt. 2, Col-
bert.

3 good milch cows, mostly
Guernseys, freshen January and
February with 3rd and 4th
calves. Free of Bangs and T. B.,
Mastitus. H. W. Thurmond,



Farmington.

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CATTLE FOR SALE



HOGS FOR SALE _



Augus bull, rugged, 2 yr. old,
reg, Eillenmere bred bull of top

quality, reasonable price. W. C.
Hardy, Rt. 1, Griffin, Ph. 6767.

Guernsey bull, 17 mos. old,
purebred, but without papers,
$75 at farm. Elmer Pickelsimer,
Rt. 2, Blairsville.

Purebred Santa Gertrudis
bull, 7 mos. old, Grandson of
Richard King (R. K. bull, herd
sire of Luling Foundation of
Luling, Texas). J. W. Morris,
Double M Farms, P.O. Box 119,
Carrollton. Ph. Terrace 2-2852.

Reg. Hereford cattle, Top
Quality and in top cond., heif-
ers, cows, bulls and 3 choice
Club calves. Mrs. W. A. Ward,
Jr., Rt. 3, Ward Meade Farm,
Marietta. Ph. 8-8772.



HOGS FOR SALE



Reg. Tamworth, meat type, 5
mos. old boars and gilts, for
sale. Orville Sweet, Mgr. Wind-
sweep Farm, Rt. 5, Thomaston.

Nice, Reg. Hampshire pigs
from prize winning herd, wt.
around 75-85 Ibs. ea., $20 ea.
reg. buyers name; also some
6 wks. old, $12.50 ea. Cheaper
in lots of 3 or more. Carl Smith,
Rt. 3, Ellijay.

Poland China, Hampshire and
OIC pigs and sows for sale. See,
T. C. Cooper, Rt. 1, Senoia, or
Atlanta ph. Cedar 7-3747.

Reg. Tamworths, excellent
color, long bodied, free of dis-
eases, 6 wks. old, male and fe-
male, $20 ea. plus reg. Fee; al-
so some bred gilts for sale.
Charles Baldwin, Suwanee.

Reg. Tamworth boar, 2 yrs.
old, $75 or exch. for good Here-
ford brood cow - with calf.
ae Balehin, Rt. 1, Middle-
on.

5 ea. female and male BPC
reg. pigs, excellent type, Sire,
Grand Champion of Columbus
Fair, $22.50 ea. FOB. Palmetto.
Ray Cook, Rt. 2, Fairburn. Ph.
Palmetto 6073.

OIC breeding stock from reg.
Short-Nose, Med. stock (good
as any in Southeast): boars
ready for service, $45 ea.; small
shoats, either sex, $25 and $30,
according to size and age. Will
reg, treat and crate. Write or
see at farm. Paul J. Cain, Rt. 1,
Commerce.

Selling herd Reg. SPC hogs,
of some of best bloodlines: 6
mos. old boars, pigs, 8 wks. and
4 wks. old, also nice gilt nearly
ready to breed. See at my place.
Geo. Ferguson, Rt. 1, Cave
Spring.

OIC sow about 275 lbs., $35
or swap for 25 big type hens or

pullets. Mrs. A. C. Simpson,
Hwy. 138, Flat Rock Road,
Stockbridge.

Reg. S.P-C. pigs, each six,
unrelated pairs available. Have
shown champions in Southeast-
ern and Macon Fairs for many
years. Quitman Barrs,- Roddy
and Eastman Road, Eastman,
Ph. 3800.

Berkshire and Hampshire
cross pigs, ready for delivery
Feb. 1, $7.50 ea. E. V. Vaughn,
ts eae ta Watkinsville So-9-

Nice pigs, OIC and Duroc
cross. Sows excellent records
for large litters, $10 ea. H. M.
Broder, c/o Horse Shoe Farm,
Stockbridge. 7

Black Poland China pigs and
bred gilts from Ga. No. 1,
Brucellosis free herd. Will ship,
but best come see. J. R. Mullis.
Cochran, Ph. We. 4-2166.

Duroc boars. Sired by son of
$2,000 Fotindation Prince. 8
wks. old and ready for sale
Feb. 6, 1957. Reg., wormed, and
life cholera treatment, from
Prize winning stock at Macon
and Augusta Fairs F.F.A. mem-
ber. $25 each. Roscoe McDonald,
Jr., R.F.D. 1, Milledgeville, Ga.
Ph. 9713.

Reg. Landrace (best meat type
available) 12 weeks old boars,
vaccinated and wormed, $40
each, with papers. M. F. Elliott,
P. O. Box 791, Thomaston, Ph.



}2179 or 2520.



OC. Pigs
Hampshire Crosses $15 pair and
up. B. B. Harrison, Rt. 1, Al-
pharetta, Ga.



HORSES AND MULES
FOR SALE



2 good mules, $50 and $75;

also two 2 H. wagons, cheap.
C. S. Graves, Rt. 2, Fayetteville.

2 mare mules, 10 yrs. old,
work anywhere, $75 ea. J. R.

Gardner, Rt. 2, Box 27, Locust

Grove.

Mexican Burro, female, fat,

gentle, guar. to be in perfect

cond. 4 yrs. old, 4 ft. tall, wt.
225 lbs., $75 cash. Jack .Ste-
phens, Crawford, Ph. 1032.

Shetland pony mare and a

filly colt. H. L. Strickland, Zeb-

ulon. Ph.\Logan 17-8857 after
4:30 P.M., except on Saturday.

Gaited Palomino mare, 3
yrs. old, well broke to ride. H.
S. Manison, Sunset Drive, Ath-
ens.

Black mule, 8 yrs. old, about
1,000 lbs. fat, work anywhere.
Can be seen op No. Monitor Dr.,

1/2. mi., Comt House AS J.
Adams, t. 2, ox 177-A4, Fitz-
gerald. i

Black mare Mule, wt. about
950 Ibs., very gentle but no one
can ride, also 2-H Owensboro
wagon, almost same as new,
$150 for both or sell separately;
also have 3 Poland China male
shoats (hogs), $20 ea. Waller
Stroud, Rt. 1, Box 200, Juliette.



POULTRY FOR SALE



CORNISH, GAMES AND
GIANTS:

Pure Bred Dark Cornish Cock-
rels ready for service. Large big
bone type. H. W. Thurmond,
Farmington.

x

Purebred Round-head game

chickens for sale. Come see at
my place. E. E. Brewer, Rt. 1, -

River Road, Decatur.

6 fighting game pullets and
one rooster and one Cornish
game mixed with Bantam pul-
let and one red Bantam rooster
and one white Silkie Bantam

rooster, $1.50 each. Rabun Park- |

er, Box 359, Milan.

2 large blue Montgomery
traveler 2 yr. old hens $2 ea.
and 1 traverler and Gordon
erossed cock $5 or the 3 for
$7.50 and Express. Money order
only. Jimmy Tatum, 602 Wil-
burn Ave., Lagrange.

2 fine, stocky built, pure-
bred Dark Cornish cockerels,
large enough for service, $3; and
one-3 yr. rooster, same breed,
nected price. J. E. Granger, Reids-
ville.

4 nice late hatch Hopkinson

Warhorse stags, ready for Walk.

Untrained, $16 for lot. Will ship.
ae M. Cameron, 120 Woodland
, Cedartown.

LEGHORNS:

100 Honeggers Leghorn hens,
some laying, $1 ea. in lots of
25, at my home. E. E. Watson,
Ben Hill Station, Atlanta, 11.
Ph. Po. 6-4465.

Trio giant Black Minorcas, 2
laying pullets and ready for
service cockerel, $5 for trio.
L. B. Millians, Newnan.

31 giant Black Minorca pul-
lets laying good and 2 roosters,
all 8 months old, $60 for the
lot or $2 ea. My place on Bank-
head Hwy. just across River
Bridge. E. V. Medley, Box 441-A
Rt. 3, Austell.

PEACOCKS, PHEASANTS,
PIGEONS, QUAIL, ETC.:

2 nice large pair Show type
White King pigeons, mated,
anded. $5; Also nice Fantails,
plashed and few solid colors,
2 prs, $5 up. Will ship. R. Lamar
Brantley, Rt. 2, Wrightsville.

Amherst, Silver and Golden
Pheasant Cocks, 1954 hatch, $6
each; 1956 hatch Silvers, $5;
Trio of Silver Pheasant, 2 yrs.
old, $16.50; Also. Purebred ban-
tam chickens, Blacktail, Jap,
Sebright, Cocks and Silkies
$1.50 ea., $4 trio; Roosters $1.25
ea. Mrs. "Dewey Joyce, PO Box
13, Vidalia. Ph. 4768.

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on the state or federal payrolls,
The board includes a director from

~,each congressional district, a president,

_vice president, secretary and two ex-pres-
-idents who serve as ex-officio members.
Totaling 15 in all, members of the Board

of Directors include:

- Alpha Fowler Jr., Douglasville, presi-

dent; W. Clyde Greenway, Tucker, vice-
president; M. C. Gay, Athens, secretary.

Ist District, M. P. Martin Jr., Stilson; 2nd

District, Watson S. Brown, Moultrie; 3rd
District, John Howard, Ft. Valley; 4th

District, Frank Lindsey, Griffin; 5th Dis-

trict, Walker Hawes, Atlanta; 6th District,
Doyle Beddingfield, Dublin; 7th District,

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in some cases where BHC has
been used a slight off-flavor might be

noted in sweet potatoes and he added

that it may be possible, over a period of
time, for enough BHCto accumulate in
the soil due to repeated use as a cotton
poison to give this off-flavor.

The use of these pesticides in this
manner should not make the potatoes un-
fit for consumption however, he says.



Gordon Nessmith, Waycross; 9th District,
Dr. Harry L. Brown, Mt. City; 10th Dis-
trict; H. O. Thomas, Madison; state at
large, C. H. Barker, Athens and Bud S.
Moss, Decatur.





market. manager Gene A








_ Plans are in the making
festival to be held at Tiftor
The joint -celebration will
joint supervision of the

Junior Chamber of Commerce
tion of Tifton as a major tomate
The Tifton farmers mar

markets. The festival is
early June and is expected

George Gibson, Rome; 8th District: M.

POULTRY FOR SALE



Utility White King and pure
stock Racing Homers, solid
White Show Type Fantail, In-
dian Mucee. Your choice $3 pr.;
Russian and English Trumpe-
ters, $6 pr.; Muff Tumblers $5
pr.; White Doves $4 and Ring-

necks $3 pr. Mrs. Helen Street,

RFD, 2956 Buford Highway, At-
Janta 6. Ph. ME-4-7888.

Fine Homing pigeons, $1.50
pair, at my place or will ship.
Letters answered. Alvin Cauley,
Gray St., Millen, Ga.

Ringneck Pheasant breeders,

1955 and 1956 hatch, $2 ea. at
farm. Cannot ship. Floyd Calla-
way, Rt. 1, Fayetteville.

Assorted Chukas, last sum-
mer hatch $2 ea.; 3 pr. over a
year old, $6 pr. Come and get.
Mrs. E. M. Rogers, Rt. 1, Box
149, Joy Lake, Morrow, Ga.

800 full grown Bob-White

uail, $1.25 ea. Alton Jones, 11

asey St., Newnan. Ph, 2538 :af-
ter 6 P.M.

Northern Bob-White Quail
and equipment, including incu-
bators, brooders, breeding pens,

_ holding pens, waterers and feed-

\

ers. R. P. Johnson, 901 Delmar
Ave. S.E., Atlanta 16. Ph. Ma.-

71-3080.

Large Bob White Quail for
breeding, restocking or meat,
$1.50 ea. also 50 Chukars, $6

pr. Ralph Keefer, 110 Delores

Way, Forest Park. Ph. Po.-7-
0668.

Finest extra large Northern
Bob-White quail, (bred and im-
ah for 37 years), wt. around

to 1-1/2 ozs. more than aver-
age unrelated quail), $3.50 pr.
5 prs minimum shipped. Wil-
liam A. Thomas, 421 Mark Bldg.
Atlanta 3. Ph. Mu.-8-0866. ;

REDS (N.H., R.I.
PARMENTERS):

Rhode Island Red; 1 ea. roost-
er and hen, March 1956, 4-A
Grade, $2 ea. or trade for:1 trio

purebred Bantams. I pay ex-.

press one way on trade; also
seven 3-A grade New Hamp-
shire Red, 2 yr. old hens some
laying, $1.25 ea. and Exp. chgs.
A. A. Tatum, 602 Wilburn Ave.,
LaGrange.

15 Hubbard New Hampshire
and Mt. Hope Leghorn Cross
pullets, $1.60 ea. Laying 75 per-
cent.of large white eggs. Come
after with coops. H. Konigs-
mark, Sr. 153 S. Atlanta St.,
Smyrna.

125 Production type Rhode Is-
land Red AAA Stirain Layers, 8
months old, in full Production,
$2 ea. R. L. McGowan, Bwin
City, Ga.

TURKEYS, GUINEAS, DUCKS,
GEESE, ETC.; :

One large white Chinese gan-
der, $3.50. Mrs. Fred Atkinson,
Valdosta, Rt. 4.

Large Broad Breast Bronz
Turkeys, 6 hens, 1 Tom, 1956
hatch, good shape, 43 lb. on
foot, Will not ship. Mrs. Dave
Jackson, Rt. 1, Conyers, Ga.



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



Guinea pigs (cavies), any col-
or, any size, $5 pr.; also Chin-
chillas (not rabbits but So.
American Fur Animals), $37.50
pr.; N. Z. rabbits, $8 pr. Mrs.
Helen Street, RFD, 2956 Buford
Hwy., Atlanta 6.

~ Rabbits, 10 to 12 wks. old,
3-4-1/2 lbs., Tie ea.; also few
does, 6 mos. old, black or rey,
$1.25 ea. At my home. Will not
ship. R. L. Novak, 630 Washing-
ton St. S.W., Atlanta 15, Ph.
JA-3-7047.

Genuine So. American Chin-
chillas (not rabbits), bred and
ready to breed, and young. prs.
Reasonable prices. Rowe John-
son, Box 207, Douglasville. Ph.
2138. :

N. Z. White dow sand bucks,
fine breeding stock, $5 to $7;
few special of my own breeding
stock, 8-9 lbs. at 8 to 10 mos.
old, $8 ea. Sub. to Ped. C. W.
Page, 149 North Ave. N. E.
Atlanta 8, Ph. TR-4-6452.



LIVESTOCK WANTED



HOGS:

Want P. C. or OIC male hog,
1 yr. old, wt. not less than 200
lbs., or more than 300 lbs. Must
be good stocker for breeding.
Advise what you - have and
cash price. L. Bloodworth, Rt.
1, Box 353, Jonesboro.

HORSES AND MULES: Want
1 good farm mule, at reason-
able price. E, B. Mathews, Rt.
4, Griffin. Ph. 2480.

Want good saddle horse, with-
in 50 or 75 miles, at reasonable
price. D. V. Garrett, 581 Broad
Ave., Albany.

Want Shetland pony or Mexi-
can Burro, cheap. Must be gen-
tle. Advise. Sam H. Dixon,
P.O. Box 3566, Ea. Atlanta Sta.
Ph. MA 7-8411.

SHEEP AND GOATS:

Want young, white Saanan or
Nubian milk goat, fresh in milk.
Must be easily milked, well

D

_FARM HELP WANTED

SHEEP AND GOATS
FOR SALE

Boa

2 large milk. Nannie goats,

ready to breed, $10 ea. Wm. H.
Davis, P.O. Box 94, Cave Spring.
Ph. 2331.





Want good help for 3 H.
farm, or 2 H. large house, or
1 H. 3 R. house; both have barn
and smoke house, Farm could
be cultivated with tractor; also
7,000 Tupentine cups (run 1 yr.),
to reliable, exp. man on Halves.
5 mi. No. Vidalia. Mrs. Mollie
Cannady, Rt. 1, Vidalia.

Want farm labor, 35-45 yrs.
old, married, sober, with small

family. Good house on mail
and school bus Rt. Work for
man only. References necessary.

Write only. George Varn, Box
205, Folkston.

Want man and wife to grow
8000 Broilers and cultivate @

|few acres land on shares. Good

house with electricity. Good
spring. On paved Road, School,
Bus and mail route. Ernest For-
rester, Rt. B, Ellijay,

Want 40 or 45 yr. old woman

|to live on small farm as one

of family of (and baby, 19
month old), and do light farm
work. For answer send self ad-
dressed envelope. Mrs.

Mae Henson, Rt. 2, Dallas.

Wanted: settled couple with
no children and not more than
fifty years aa on ten acre

place vegetable and flower
fo . Salary and furnished
ouse. eferences and good

health required. Write Mrs: W.
H, Slack, Box 34, Gainesville.

Woman, white not over 35,
unattached, able to handle farm
animals and poultry, Furnished
room and $25 weekly. Will pa
bus fare. Dr. J. D. Schaffer, 121
Grant St., Brunswick. :

Last Weeks Livestock Sales

,|family on small farm, for small
salary and board. W. M. Miller, |

Effie

three days.
FARM HELP WANTED



Man for Dairy and farm work. |

Prefer man witth one helper.
House and lights furnished. R.
P. Ivey, Rt. 2, Macon, ~ ;

Want single. middleaged or

younger woman to do light
farm work, and live as one of

Rt. 5, Covington.

Want good farmer, white or
col., for my farm located Hous-
ton Co., 8 mi. So. Perry, 1-1/4
mi. N. E. Elko, on Perry-Elko
Hwy. on Standing rent or 50-50
basis. Have 5 R. house. allot-
ments, 10-9/10 A. Cotton and
15-5/10 Peanuts. T. M. Terrell,
Riek ike ee 1

Want nice, clean, -white wo-|

man to live in country hom

terested in pot
on large layer or
55 yrs. old and i

: Sober, single r t
tending chickens.

farm with 2 adults and do light | 30%

farm chores, for room, board |
and reasonable salary. Good
home for right person. Need at
once. Mrs. J. C. Noles, Rt. 1,
Hastman, 5 ,

Want young single man or
woman for Poultry farm for
1957; also want an older mar-
ried. couple for farm. Room,

board and salary. Mrs. Helen |:
Street, 2956 Buford Hwy., RFD,

Atlanta 6.



POSITIONS WANTED



Single, white man, 50 yrs.
old, wants job on farm as Care-

taker. 15 yrs. exp. in shurbbery,

flowers and om drive truck. |:
Can give ref. ughey Lamb,
ester, Ben

Rt. 1, /o Willie
Hill, :

Man 36 years old, with 11 in
family, wants large .farm for
1957, 80-50 basis, with Tobacco,
Cotton, Peanuts, Corn etc. Good
house, lights, water, also trac-
tor and equipment. Have to-be
furnished and moved. Ellis D.



'|ton Experiment,

Colored family,
6 children (3 boys
to help k





Huggins, Sr., Rt. 1, Ellabell.

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Ph, MA 7-4457













broke and very gentle; gyiis Atlanta - > Rome _
not less 2 qts. day, first fresh- | STEERS & HEIFERS REPORT 1-25- NO 12-31
eee ae arte Mathews, Rt. _ NO 832 _ REPORT
Fj ts S 5
pues ie eek Good & Choice - bie ; < 25
SHEEP AND GOATS _|Standard S - 13.78-17.00 es 15.00-18.25
FOR SALE Utility o. : 11.00-13.80 oa -11,00-13.75
One milk goat, freshen in| Yeers x peer ree
penuliy _ Come see. ee Stockers & Feeders . 11.00-16.00 eae
r Rte A 302, in, : 7 ; .
ae HOS Or aaa ae < TRIE. oe
75 deep bodied, heavy fleeced, _
vigorous, psi ee Cows:
Ewes (1/2 yearlings), bred to a z =
ixinpahive> bubhe 46iak bh eh Utility & Commercial 10.75. ee
January and peur ue Priced | Canners & Cutters : - 8.50-11.00 Seer
low as oo or trade for feeder : ; is.
lambs. R. B. Curtis, Farmington, | Springers : 52.00-114.00, 0
Ph. Madison 2603. HOGS: 198 5
Milk goat, fresh, giving 4 qts. 3 ea =
or mere, $25 to $35 ea. Harry No. | Baek teps as
A. Wasden, M.D., Quitman. No. 1 Others - 16,.50-16.80 ie
1 goat (is not mays | No. 2 ih Seow 16.25-16.50 =
and 1 bill, all good stock. Se ' gee ;
or sol for one goat hee No. 3 : . US.9516.28 202 Arle oy oat
now. Carneige Boyette, Rt. Feadara 5 i. Be =
Box 20, Manassas,
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