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pei. by the oes

actually be two separate
pr ect will consist of a new

eded alterations at the mar-
roject will consist of a

j es foot. Bice shed which





WEDNESDAY. JANUARY. 23, 1957

Phil Campbell,

Commissioner

Naa

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NUMBER 20

RKETING PROJECTS



eS Content. Club ane:

cad capable oe ;
= at i time. The sheds |

fenning Snelon pe

: Thomasville | farmers

shed which is a to be |

lities for grading beans

ep
ese facilities will dae
their k kind i in : this area of the |





| Abvicitiaral

Jan. 24, ABAC, Tifton Fertilizer short
course.

Jan. 28-29, Florence, S. C. SE Poland
_ China Breeders. meeting and ele:

3, 28-30, Atlanta SE Poultry & Egg
Ass'n, convention.

Jas; 29-30, Atlanta Annual conven: |
tion Gecrals Dairy Ass'n.

~ Jan. 30, Rock Eagle Park Bale & Half

Bess (oT, , tiie

Sic 20; 80, 81, Cedartown, Rise iaaie

Park and Tifton Dairy Produc:
tion Short Courses.



Jan. 29, Valdosta = Duroe Breeders

show and sale.

Feb. 1, Macon Annual meet, Georgia
Crop Improvement Baha acta

Feb. 7-8, Radium tiie a

CALENDAR|





meeting Ga. Livestock Association.


_ :

Give Recommendations
For Planting Oats Now:

Fall sown oats usually outyield spring
oats in Georgia by 50 percent when sown
on the recommended date; however, under





na

certain conditions, it is desirable to plant

oats in February in the Piedmont and in
March in the Mountain area according to
- Experiment. Station agronomists.
Spring planting is not generally re-
commended in the Coastal Plain. Corn is
often harvested too late in the Mountains
to plant oats on the same land in the fall.

_ | Also, when oats are frozen out they may
_ be replaced by spring planting.

Winter oat varieties suitable for spring
plants in the Piedmont and Mountains
are Southland, Arlington, and Victorgrain

48-93. Cornbelt varieties which have
(Continued On Page 4)

ear eee



Farm Boy Sets New
Georgia Corn Record

- Every so often when we who farm for

a living decide we have discovered the

best. way to do the best job of farming,
some youngster, usually a 4-Her or a

Future Farmer, comes along to is 2

reconsider.
And now it has Happened again. Fiat

as many of us had come to the conclusion
. that a 100-bushel corn yield was just

about tops except in a few of the moun-
tain counties, a South Georgia farm boy
has exploded our theories. ah
His name in Danny Strickland, the
foster son of Mr. and Mrs. George Mer-
cer of Barney down in Brooks County.

During the three years prior to this year ;

Danny has produced yields of 134, 132,

and 149 bushels of corn to the acrewhat

most of us would consider a whopper of
a corn yield on any farm anywhere in

_ Georgia.

_ But now Danny has come up with a
yield that makes these others look easy.
This year he produced what Extension
workers believe to be the all-time record
corn yield in Georgia203 bushels to the
acre,

Dannys 1956 yield was checked and
double-checked by J. Frank McGill, Ex-
tension agronomist, University of Geor- -
gia College of Agriculture. After study-
ing corn growing records that go back

(Continued On Page 4)



NOTICE

All farmers desiring to have seed test-
ed before planting this spring, should
send in samples immediately.

Those who wait until the latter part
of February or March may face a de-
lay in receiving test reports due to the
unusually large number of samples re-
ceived at that time of the year.

Seed samples should be sent to THE
STATE SEED LABORATORY, STATE
DEPARMENT OF AGRICULTURE, 19
HUNTER ST., S. W.,- ATLANTA 3,
GEORGIA. There is no charge for seed
testing for farmers, but there is a small
charge for commercial seed - producers

and firms.







7



_ PEANUTS
BROILERS

Georgia, First:
PEACHES
e NAVAL STORES

* PIMIENTO PEPPER
* IMPROVED PECANS














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SECOND HAND
MACHINERY FOR SALE
AND WANTED

One trailer for tractor with
four good tires and body $100,
FOB. Horace D. Wilson, Pal-
metto.

One 4 disc tiller for any hy-

Pa _draulic lift tractor also heavy

duty trailor for farm tractor,
$50 for both. J. R. Bagwell,
Bowman. ,

1951 John Deere M-C Crawler
with blade, A 1 condition also
John Deere Grass land drill, like
new. Sacrifice. Can be seen at
farm 5-1/2 miles east of Winder.
Ross Maddox, Winder. ;

Farmall Club Tractor and
Equipment, Cheap for cash. N.
5. Smith, Rt. 3, Carrollton.

, Cole 3-row Grain Drill, $29.50

with disc and shovel openers;
plso 100-chick outdoor electric
Brooder, $22.50. All good condi-
tion. S. M. Stout, Warm Springs.

Model LA John Deer Tractor
with turn plow, cultivators, cut-
ting harrow and belt pulley also
ne Choremaster garden tractor
with cultiavting attachments
$500, or sell separately. Oren
Davis, Rt. 2, Jasper. Ph. 4705.

1955 Super C Farmall Tractor
with fast hitch equipment, like
new. C. E. Sconyers, Blythe. Ph.
ea 5 P.M., Hebpzibah, Ga.,

861.

Graham Paige Rototiller 28
in. width, up to 9 in. depth,
Two row planters and middle
buster. All in good condition,
200. J. F. Lancaster, 664 Club
rive, Decatur. Ph. Clarkeston,
Ga., 3-6190.

Farmali H. Tractor, with disc
harrow. A-1 condition. Sell for
bargain at my place. T. D. Mann,
Rt. 2, Pitts.



SECOND HAND
MACHINERY FOR SALE
AND WANTED

Planter and Distributor for
Farmall 200. Planted approxi-
mately 12 acres, $200. Planted
approximately 12 acres, $200.
Wallace M. King, Resaca.

Allis Chalmers W.D. Tractor,
A. C. 60 Combine, A. C. Hay
Baler, Case Rake, Oliver Grain
Drill, I. H. Fertilizer Spreader,
Oliver 2 Bottom Plow, Set, of
heavy I. H. Tandem Harrows,
and John Deere. All Purpose
Plow. Good condition, Sell to-
gether or separately. W. W.
Rowland, Sr., Bowdon.

1955 Fordson Major Diesel
Tractor, new condition, perfect
tires. Sell for 2/3 new cost. E.
L. Rogers, Manassas. Ph. Clax-
ton, Ga. 272-W3.

Four dise. Intnl tiller with |-

seed box and new discs, also
Westinghouse Errator machine
with freeon for cooling, one
eight can cooler, two speedway
DeLaval milking machines, one
double deck can rack, three
DeLaval Cow stanchions for
milking parlor. Z. O. Swearing-
en, Rt. 1, Hawkinsville. Ph.
Twilight 3-4801.

Almost new J. D. 40 T tractor,
used 500 hours, 2 row cultiva-
tors, 2 disc plow, 8 disc B and B
harrow, set of 2 row planters,
drag harrow, 1 set right and left
peanut plows. All good as new,
$1700. Mrs. Willie B. West, 2922
Forrest Hill Dr., S.W., Atlanta.

1952 Ford tractor, (700 oper-
ating hours); two disc turn
plow, power operated; two row
Ford Cultivator and Covington
planters; Tanden pull disc har-
rows (power operated); Two-
wheel rubber tired trailer. All
excellent condition, $1200.00.
Thomas E. Kirby, Rt. one, Coosa.



MARKET BULLETIN
RK N)]| ach? BBNPsace | sedi POR eh
GEORGIA MARKET BULLETIN) "SN3 Wantep OU AND WANTED.

AND WANTED.



Want Ferguson Dearborn dou-

ble section lift type smoothing
harrow for 1952 model Ford
tractor. W. O. Oliver, 207 Main
St., Barnesville,

13 Oliver Turn Plow, 2 Oli-

ver G. Poney plows, 1 John}

Deere Corn planter, 1 Cole Oat
Drill, 1 Jamesway Brooder (Ker-
osene), 500 Capacity. Hugh Mc-
Ever, Rt. 3, Winder. -

Wagner front end loader for
Ford, good condition $350; J. B.
14 in. Hammer Mill, Size F, all
welded construction with belt
and pulley, with bag attachment
$150; Fertilizer spreader, good
condition, $75. W. E. Strother,
Fayetteville. Ph. 4674 and 4673.

Intnl Tractor 06, Intnl No. 9} aie si
| Large Missionary strawberry

tractor mower! John Deere dou-

ble section harrow; Easy-Flow |
| fertilizer

Spreader, Planters,
Distributors and many other
farm items and tools. Mrs. W.
a Woodbury. Ph.
3201. 3

1951 Farmall C tractor, cul-
tivator, planter, cotton hopper,
fertilizer attachment, 14 in. slot
wing bottom plow, New type;
20 Disc John Deer tandon har-
row, 10-1/2 ft. tractor weeder.
All good condition $1250. cash.
T. J. Holder, Route 1, Hawkins-
ville.

John Deere Pickup Baler; In-
tnl Side Delivery Rake; Intnl

{corn Binder; two tractor wag-

ons; John Deere four disc tiller;
Hammer Mill; Seven foot Case
tractor mower, Planters and
Cultivators for Vae Case; other
ifems too numerous to mention.
W. B. Mishler, Rt. 2, Franklin.
Ph. Orange 5-3523.

John Deere H tractor with
cultivators, fair condition $150.
S. D. Gentry, Fitzgerald, Rt. 3.

Allis Chalmers B tractor, 2

disc plow, harrow, set planters

and distributors, cultivator, and
mowing machine. Good condi-
tion. Mrs. C. J. Hitch, 310 N.
Main, St., Fitzgerald. Ph. 3535.

One Cub tractor about 1953
model, cultivators, disc, plant-
ers, good mowing machine, till-
er, lights and starter, hydraulic
lift. Priced right. Inquire at
Post Office. Karl Cravey, Milan.
(Telfair County).

One No. 19 Oliver two horse
turn plow, good shape; one horse
Oliver goober turn plow; IHC
Walking cultivator, good condi-
tion; King Cole planter. Cash
or exch. for best offer. H. M.
Garrison, Milan.



_.. MISCELLANEOUS
EQUIPMENT FOR SALE
AND WANTED



1/4 Horse motor, used short
time to pump water, $10. Will
ship. A. N, Saunders, Rt. 1, Box
152A, Vidalia.

Electrie chicken brooder, Cap.

100 Chicks to frying size. Mrs.

J. C. Barker, Rt. 1, Thomaston.

Want to buy, cheap for cash,
good, used irrigation system,
suitable for irrigating Coastal
Bermuda. C. A. Williams, Rt.
1, McRae.

No. 3, Farm bell in good cond. |

for sale. M. Womble, 313 E. Mon-
roe St., Thomasville.

Wind mill including 40 feet
steel tower, also 200 ft. of 1 in.
and 100 ft. of 3/4 in. galvanized
water pipe, used about 1 yr.
Make offer as it stands on Sears
Farm, 6 miles out on Macon
Road from Columbus. C. A.
Sears, Macon Road, Columbus.

{

Want new or good used gar-
den tiller, and 3-point) pickup
post hole digger to fit Ferguson
To-20 Tractor. D. M. Worley, Rt.
1, Stilesboro Road, Kennesaw.
Ph. Marietta 8-8507.

Want hog feeders, metal any
size, cheap for. cash. Describe
fully and give condition and
price. Mrs. Ruth Haynie, Rt. 2,
Box 469, Augusta (Belair). Ph.
6-8349.

Want good Western saddle.
State condition and price. Ste-
phen Rutland, Rt. 2, Lenox.



plants same

Milking unit, motor and other
dairy equipment. Mrs. Arthur
Sewell, Rt. 2, Box 150, (Roscoe)
Ph. 817M2.

2 horse wagon, for sale. J. F.

Wellborn, Rock Springs. . ce

- Want five or six ft. Rotary
mower, wheel type. State make,

| price and condition. T. F. Sapp, |

Abbeville.

Want double Ox yoke in good
condition, and reasonably price.
Edgar H. Kidd, 15 Temple Ave.,
Newnan.



PLANTS FOR SALE



lants, $1 C.; 500, $4.50; $8 M.
. Mrs. H. H. Smallwood, At-

tapulgus. 4

Kudzu Crowns, 1 and 2 yrs.

old, well rooted, $2 C.; 500, $7;

$12.50 M. Add postage. No COD.
Curtis Heard, Rt. 1, Gainesville.

Everbearing strawberry plants,
$1.25 C.; $8 M. Add postage. Mrs.
Janie Ellis, Grantville.

Tenn. Beauty and Lady
Thompson strawberry plants,

true to name, $1 C. Postpaid in |}.

1st dnd 2nd zones. Mrs. A. C.,
Holland, Rt. 2, Gainesville.

Chas. W. and E. J., frost-proof
cabbage (ready now), and white
Bermuda onion plants, 300,
$1.25; 500, $1.75; $2.50 M. Del.
R. Chanelor, Pitts.

Allbritton strawberry (new

var., out only 2 or 3 yrs.) plants,} Imp.
/$1 C. plus 25c extra for postage. | pla
1M.

L. E. Felder, Rt. 1, Cordele.

-| Porterfield.

Klondike rawbe
25 extra if shippec
Jackson, Rt. 1, Cony:

| Cabbage Plants
market, Chas. and E.
field, also white sweet
Onion plants. 500,
5000, $7.50. Exp. Col.
Stokes, Box 349,





poe She ee
erry 5 doz. HUE
sprouts, 3, $1. Yell ,
washed clean, 4 Ib.
full, $1, or 25
Mrs. Nancy He
Box 124, Ellijay.

W

Missionary ex
terdon, $1. C. PP. M
packed. Tom Kittle, ]
rollton. ee

| Mountain Hucklebe
berry, and Blackberry
50c doz., Blakemore Bla
6, 50c; Catnip 25 mn
Otis Mashburn,

L Terin. Beauty and B
strawberry plants, $1 C
$1 doz.; $8 C., PP.
Fayetteville.

Myers and Rubel
plants, 3-5 ft., 2-3
stock,

E. G. Nicholson,
Road, Macon. .

Kudzu Crowns,

Cabbage plants, Chas. Wake-| yitle,

field and Copenhagen, large nice

500, $1.25; $2 M.; 5M, $7.50. Exp. |

White Bermuda onion
price, Ship daily.
. Fitzgerald, Box

col.;

Sat. guar. E.
662, Fitzgerald.

Klondike Strawberry plants,
90c C.; $5 M.; Limber Trig Ap-
ple, peach, and plum sprouts, 3,

$1. Mrs. Guy Crowe, Rt. 1, Cum-" ;

ming.
Chas. W.

C; 300, $1; White Bermuda on-

ion, 30e C; Catnip, Peppermint |

and Sage plants, 10c ea. All del.
Mary Ruth Phillips, Rt 1, Roys-
ton.

and early Round]
Head Dutch cabbage plants, 40c |







BRUCELLOSIS

~ Counties ae
. Of Disease
1 Wilkinson





Help Make Georgia Brucel 0 is
Free By 19600,

Counties in which area testing is now underway

Burke Franklin Oconee
Berrien Gwinnett
Butts . Gordon

Candler Glascock

Crawford. Hart

Coffee Heard

Chattooga Habersham

Dodge Halt a3

Dooly Irwin

Evans Jackson

Elbert

RADIA




Free of D
tse
















_ HAY AND STRAW
(Wheat, Oats, Etc.)
FOR SALE



ius, Statesboro. Ph. 4-9283.







32. | Martin.












i stacked peanut
barn. Fernander
miles west of







panies bales, |
hay












wire bound bales,
- barn. Howard M.
5, Cumming.
large bales bound
S A. Cleveland
d, Rt. 6, El-











a. Dr. 3-1713.













































No|lcans, 25 lb. FOB. Mrs. Ollie

tons. good Peanut
Mrs. L. W. Seago,

|back cornfield beans, also
der white half-runners,

7 Ce aE EEE

hay, sale |
Hall, 124 Drex-

li. | 64 1b. Postpaid. Mrs. J. W. Ste-

:|Large imp. Klondyke straw-

15 tons bright Peanut hay,
$30 ton at barn. E. L. Preetor-



SEED AND GRAIN
_FOR SALE



Green Glaze collard seed,
Germ. 88 pct. 15c tbls.; 2 tbls.
25; 10 tbis., $1; also Willetts
Wonder frost-proof Eng. pea
seed, Germ. 97 pct., 60c cupful;
$1.50 lb. PP. Mrs. J. A. Wilson,

200 bu. finest of seed Oats, $1
bu. State test, 96.18 pct. pure; 92
pet: Germ. W. B. Keily, Rt. 2,
Byron. ;

Old time tender Speckled half
runner garden beans, Germ. 81
pet. 50c teacup, 3 cups, $1.25.
Add postage. Miss Gennie
Brown, Rt. 1, Ball Ground.

Empire planting cottonseed,
Ist yr., delinted and treated,
Germ. 84 pct. $7 per hundred
lbs. John Goldin, Rt. 2, Temple.

Good, tender white Crease-
ten-
little
Pink peanut and 6 wks. tender
pean seed, 75c cupful; red spec-
'kled Crowders and white mush
peas, 50c cupful. Insp. good
Germ. Add postage, Mrs. Carl
Smith, Rt, 3, Ellijay. -

$$<_
/PECANS AND PEANUTS
; FOR SALE ~

1956 Pecans, nice, large size,
'3 lbs., $f. Mrs. Jewell Burns,
Rt 6, Box 315, Carrollton.

Perfect Pecan halves, large
size, 60 Ibs. Add postage. Sat.
guar. Mrs. Annie Lee Day, i ee
Box 114, Parterdale.

1956 Shelled Stewart Pecans
vens, Route 1, Moreland.
49956 Seedling pecans, extra

: : ; er,
sae, ee > Maleom, Rt. 2, [born July 21, 1966, for sale. or
cicteak Chile trade, to prevent inbreeding.
eet Leis Hoyt C. Maxwell, Rt. 1, Nor-

1956 nice, large sound Stew-
fart and Schley pecans mixed
$20 for 100 Ibs.; Schleys only,
$25 per hundred. FOB. Also
shelled pecans, nee halves,
ie. Ib. PP in: Ga. 3. M
Jones, Grayson.

50 Ibs. good 1956 crop Pe-
Skinner, 701 Cedar St., Carroll-
fon. eee

30 Ibs. Stuart and Frotscher
pecans, 35 Ib. W. B. Keily,
Rt. 2, Byron. ;

| PECAN AND FRUIT
TREES FOR SALE
A ,
Mtn. Huckleberry, rooted, 2
doz., 75c; Imp. field Dewberries
and Blackberries, 50 doz.;

perry, plants $1 C.; Muscadine,
3-4 ft. sprouts and Blue damson
plums, 45c ach. All rooted. Add
postage. Rosie Crowe, Cumming.

$1; Catnip, Balm, 6, 50c; Musca-
dines and
$1.25; Red

Cherokee Raspberry,
wood, Witchhazel 3, $1;
grapevine,
75c doz.; Cucumber bushes,






k. Ph. Glendale

| ganton, Route 1.










n Application

GRADERS WANTED
States Department of Agriculture is seek-

ts for jobs as poultry graders and .egg
ase salary range: $3,200 to $5,200. Applicants

any Post Office. Submit three copies of
application to: James York, Poultry
f s House, Philadelphia, Pa.

for Federal Employment,



Hazlenuts and Blueberry $1.25
doz.; Blue Damson plums, 4,

Ccuppernong grape, 6,
Gold Strawberry,
$1.25 C.; Garlic bulbs, 4 doz.,,
_ |$1. PP in Ga. Mrs. F. M. Eaton,

|Rt. 1, Dahlonega.

Mtn.
Hucklebrerry, $1.25 doz.; Spice)
Fox
4, $1; Yellow root
75e
each. All plants bearing age,
.|}well rooted, and moss packed.
PP. Mrs. Charlie Wilson, Mor-

PECAN AND FRUIT
TREES FOR SALE



Well rooted Brown Turkey
and Celeste Fig trees, 50c to
$1. Fig sprouts rooted 25c ea.
W. S. McCurdy, 1110 Clifton
Rd., N.E., Atlanta 7. Ph. DR.-
3-5242. .

Brown turkey Fig bushes, 3
yrs. old, rooted. State Inspected,
postpaid $2 each. G. M. Mose-
ley, Menlo.

Apple trees, State Inspected,
Cert. Red and Yellow Delicious,
Early. Harvest, Rome Beauty,
Yellow Horse. 5-6 ft., 65c ea. 4
ft. 50c; 2-3 ft, 40c. Guy, Bolt,
223 Claire St., Rossville.

Old fashioned Limber Twig
Apple, White English peach
sprouts, 50c 3, $1; and Blue
Damson plum, 3, $1. Mrs. A. D.
Jones, Cumming.

NT

CATTLE FOR SALE

LTE

Black Angus Bull, 15: mo. old,
no papers, $75., also pure bred,
Jersey Bull 8 mo. old for sale.
5 mi North of Roswell off Hwy.
140. Ralph Dangar, Woodstock.
Ph. Roswell 2472.

Quality 1st and 2nd _ calf
springers, close up, fresh, and
30 days off; 25 Holsteins and
10 Guernsey and Jersey. TB
and Bangs free.

and Bangs free. R..B. Cur-
bo Farmington. Ph. Madison

(03.

Guernseys, 11 head, between
one and two years old, 6 high
grade heifers, 4 reg. heifers, 1
reg. male. Trade for $1100. value
in young Herefords or 10 ft.
self propelled A.C. Combine.
Near Augusta. James B. Bartch,
2737 Milledgeville Rd. Augusta.

Reg. Polled Herefords, breed-
ing age bulls and heifers. Popu-
lar bloodlines. Reasonable pri-
ces. Calfhood_ vaccinated.
TB Cert. No. 100. Rufus E.
Roberson, Box 14, Odum. Ph.
4-2392 or 4-2151.

Reg. Jersey bull, No. 572175,

cross. Ph. 2729.

Reg. Guernsey bull 14 mo.
old, Bang tested, dehorned
when calf, finest. of blood line
$150., with papers, or trade for
reg. white.face Hereford bull.
nate Adams, Rt. 1, Milledge-
ville.

2 teg. Black Angus males,
about 6 mo. old Papers in buy-
ers name. Priced right. H. T.
Harris, Rt. 1, Suwanee.

Reg. Guernsey male, 14. mo.
old, ready for light service, al-

mostly Guernseys. H. W. Thur-
mond, Farmington.

Number of choice reg. Polled
Hereford bulls at very reason-
able prices. Some are now ready
for service, also some young
bulls. Winton C. Harris, Rt. 1,
Screven. Ph. Ju 4 2312.

Reg. Hereford bull and heifer
calves of finest strain for sale.
Ogden. A. Geilfuss, Melody
Brook Farm, Rt. 3, Marietta.
Ph. Smyrna 5-7385.

5.reg. polled Hereford bulls,
Domestic Mischief and HSF
Domino breeding, 1 to 2 years of
age, $200.-$300. each Thomas J.
Hicks, Cherokee Hereford
Farm, McCaysville, Ph. 62J.

20 pure bred Brahman cows
with 10 calves at side. George
Varn, Box 205, Folkston.

2 nice Jersey heifers, two
freshen soon with first calf, al-
so Guernsey cow to freshen
Jan. 10, with 4th calf. Carl
Smith, Rt. 3, Ellijay.

: Reg. Angus Bull, 1 year old,

Dam; Claiming Barbara of Mo-
lena; Sire: Mascot of Ridge-
fields. Splendid individual.
Lewis Lindsey, Silver Creek.

2 Reg. Hereford bulls, 8-11
months,



about 140 lbs., $25. H. G. Thomp-

so good milk cows freshen soon, -

Rupert and Domino
blood line, also pure bred bull
8 mos., old $75. to $125. Perfect
specimens: Mrs. Sam _Sebren,
c/o Fairview Farm, | Winston.

HOGS FOR SALE



Reg. Yorkshire bred gilts due
to farrow in March. All bred
to cert. Meat Type boars. Also
nice selection of boar pigs 2-4
mo. old. C. E. Struble, Forest
Hills Farms, Ra 2, Box 40,
Amercus. Ph. 7562.

SPC boar purebred, not reg.
son, Lithia Springs.

7 wks. old pure blood African
Guinea pigs (all males) $12.50
ea. Will ship. E. O. Bledsoe, Rt.
6, Carrollton.

Choice fall farrowed Berk-
shire pigs, $25 ea. C. J. Hard-
man, Commerce,

Large size extra fine shoats
for sale. Reasonable prices.
Spencer Strange, 602 Savannah
St., Hartwell. ; ?

Durocs, China Red, medium
build, Champion blood lines.
Service age males, open and
bred gilts, also started and
weanling pigs. J. H. Donaldson,
RFD 1, House Mill site, Fort
Valley. : :

1 yr. old, Hereford boar, pure-
berd but not reg. $40 my farm,
or can arrange delivery at rea-
sonable charge. O. M. Ruff, Sr.
Rex Road, Morrow. Ph. Stock-
bridge, Ga. 4366.

Some pigs and sows for sale,
at farm. See T. C. Cooper, Rt. 1,
a or phone Atlanta, .Cedar

Reg. Hampshire boars, ready
for service, $50 and $60 ea.; Reg.
gilts, all ages, $20 and $40 ea.
David Stough, Locust Grove. Ph.
Griffin, Ga. 7396.

2 Reg. big bone Guinea pigs,
3 mo. old, blockey, stay-fat kind,
$30 ea. Shipped prepaid in Ga.;
Also 5 mo. old male, $40 at farm.
a Holland, Rt. 1, Byrom-
ville.

3 e
SPC pigs, each sex. Unrelat-
ed pairs available. Have shown
Champions in Southeastern and
Macon fairs. Price reasonable.
Pega Barrs, Eastman. Ph.

_Reg. SPC hogs, pest blood
lines, some fine males, about
ready for service, also gilts and
pigs 9 weeks old. Extra fine to
their age. Reasonable. See at
my lot. George Ferguson, Cave
Springs, Rt. 1.

Reg. S.P.C. hogs, young males
some about ready for service,
gilts, bred sows and proven
male, best of bloodlines, $18 up.
D. A. Law, Chula, Ph. Tifton
1716-R 2. -

OIC sow, (had pigs one time),
5 shoats, about 70 lbs. or more
each. Make good feeders. G. W.
Williams, Rt. 1, Box 808 Wil-
liams Road, Columbus.

| 40 Hampshire, OIC, and PC
mixed pigs for sale at farm, on
Bouldercrest in Clayton, De-
Kalb County line. J. B. Whit-
fs Rt. 1, Conley. Ph. Ma-7-

OIC breeding stock from Reg.
short nose medium type stock:
Boars ready for service $45 each,
smaller shoats both sex $20 and
$25 each. Will reg. treat and
crate. Buyer pay _ shipping
charges. See at my farm or
write. Paul J. Cain, Rt. 1, Com-
merce,

SPC Boars ready for service
and open gilts, treated, Reg. in
buyers name, from Champion
bloodlines, also pigs, sixteen

east of Camilla on Moultrie
Hwy. H. G. McGahee, Rt. 4,
Box 150, Camilla.

Reg. six months old Tam-
worth meat type boars and gilts

Windsweep Farm, Rt.

Thomaston.
hurst. Ph. 730.

Bloodlines.

weeks old my place. 2-1/2 miles | P

Reg. SPC, open Gilts and ser-
vice Boars at special price. M.
K. Blackmon, 4 mi. S.E. Pine-

Reg. Duroc weaning gilts and
boars, 8 weeks old, 30 to 50
Ybs. from 2 Grand Champion
Health and Reg.
papers furnished. With the pur-
chase of 5 gilts, we will include
free, a boar of equal size and
quality. LeRoy (Swede) Bjorl-

2 purebred Hampshire gilts,
9 mo. old, around 200 lbs. each,
Can furnish papers in buyers

iname. $40 each at my farm. Lete _
.Troy Lanier, |

ters answered.
Rocky Face.

Little bone
hogs, stay fat kind, one. male
one bred gilt and several Brood
sows and shoats at farm, 6%
mi. So. on Hwy. 19. Wilson
Carson, Rt. C. Box 371, Griffin.

Reg. big bone Guinea and
OIC crossed pigs, 6 wks. old
$10. ea. Males 10 wks. old, $15.
each. Will ship. Rever Wade, Rt.
1, Alto.



POULTRY FOR SALE



BANTAMS:

24 Show type, full Chinese Buff
Feather Legged Bantams, if all
taken, $1 each; also 8 Pheasant
hens and 2 Cocks $2.25 each or
$20 for the 10. Delmar Vessel,
700 College St. College Park,
Ph. PO-1-4724.

White Leghorn Bantams Show
Type Cheap. T. W. Nations,
1490 Willis Mill Road; SW, At-
lanta 11. Ph. PL-3-5689.

CORNISH, GAMES & GIANTS;
Dark Cornish Cockrells,
mos. old, $3@ ea. FOB. Mrs.
Mamie Stone, Rt. 2, Box 105,
Adairsville.

Four purebred game roosters,

9 mo. to 1 yr. old, $2.50 ea.; also

two roosters, 2 yrs. old, same

stock at $5 or at yard $4. G. W.

oe Box 808, Rt. 1, Colum-
us.

$5 and up. See at my home on
Prior Station Road near the air-
port. E. C. Thompson, Rt. 2,
Cedartown, Ga.

10 purebred dark Cornish pul-
lets, almost ready to lay, large,
big bone type, $25; Cockrels
ready for service, $2 each in
lots of two or more. H. W. Thur-
mond, Farmington.

25 Spring hatch A-1 Black
Giant pullets, high egg produc-.
tion record Jayers, $2.50 ea. at
my place, 2 mi. W. Powder
Springs. M. J. Smith, Rt. 2, C/O
S. L. Gibson, Hiram.

7 Game stags, Chocolate Gray
and Scarlet cross, April wat
$5 ea. No chks. M. O. only. Bil
Cavin, Rt. 1, Rossville.

LEGHORNS:

300 Babcock White Leghorn
pullets, 6 mos. old, now laying
well, for sale at my place. Ju-
lian Fowler, Rt. 2, Box 318A,
Douglasville, Ph. 2736.

MISCELLANEOUS
CHICKENS:

7 nice hens, some laying, $1
ea. at my home. Mrs. Faith
Stephens, 415 Harrison Rd., Col-
lege Park.

PEACOCKS, PHEASANTS,
PIGEON AND QUAIL:

Quail for Meat, $1.25 ea. also
select birds for breeders, $1.50
ea.; Chukars, $6 pair. Shipped
Exp. Col. C. L. Cawthon, River-
dale. Ph. Jonesboro 8106, after
6:00 P.M.

Fantail pigeons, best blood-
lines: Pure buff yellow, White,
and Splashes;=$2.50 pair up. No
less than 2 pair shipped. R.
Lamar Brantley, Route 2,
Wrightsville.

Lady Amherst Pheasants $10
pair; Reeves Pheasants, $10
air or $5 each for hens. A. E,
Stodyhill, Jackson.

Fantail pigeons, Splashed,
pair young working pairs; White
Kings, blocky show_ type, $4

pair. Birmingham Rollers, $1.50

for sale. Orville Sweet, Manager L
5,

pair. Will ship. J. B. Harrison,
Kite.

White Swiss Homing Pigeons
$2 pair; Common, mixed colors
$1 pair; Red Carneux, $5; White
African Guineas, $1.50 each
(Chicken)
Money orders only.
Byromville.

Hamburg
$1.50 each.
Starling Yawn,

Northern Bob White quail
ready for mating, $3 pair at my
place, also Bantams, smal.
sirain, colored, Game Bantam
hens and redish colored roosters,














VE Douglasville 2970.

1, Claxton.

ing, Mer. E. B. Ham Farm, Rt.

75c each. Will not ship. o.: 33
Owens, Sr., Rt. 2, Covington.

HOGS FOR SALE

Black Guinea

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Gamestags, ready for service,

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Yellow and White colors, $3.50 _

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JAGE FOUR

Farm Boy Sets

(Continued From Page 1)

to 1925, J. R. Johnson, Extension Service
- agronomist and project leader, proclaimed
the 4-H boys 203-bushel-per-acre yield a

record

_ The key to Dannys corn growing abili-

_ ty has been his unique cultural practices,
according to Adron Harden and Mark B.
Faulk, Brooks county agent who work

with him.

Applying the fertilizer in rows 36 in-
ches apart, the 4-Her then plants two
rows of corn between the rows of ferti-
lizer. The result is that the rows of corn
are only 18 inches apartabout half the
_ normal distance. With stalks about 14
inches apart in the drill, there were 22,-

500 plants per acre.

For this 4-H boy, the corn pow

POULTRY FOR SALE

PEACOCKS, PHEASANTS,
PIGEONS, QUAIL, ETC.:

30 pr. Chuka quail, 1956
hatched, wt. around 2 lbs. ea.,
for sale. B. S. Cobb, Warthen.

Imp. Red, Blonde Bobwhite,

Blue Scaled, Calif. Valley, Gam-

bels, Northern Bobwhite, But-
ton or Desert Painted, Coturnix,
and Chuka quail: few choice
breeders left. Now booking | egg
orders. Richard H. Barry, 220
Ridgeland . Ave., Decatur, me
DR-7-3048.

Ringneck Pheasants, $7 pair;
Also chukar Partridges, $5 pr.
All from improved stock. Extra
hens if wanted. Will pay ex-
bers in Georgia. J. S. Harris,

t, 2, Box 78, Rossville...

500 Northern Bobwhite quail,
fully matured. Select birds for
excellent breeders. 300 in large

_ flying pens, fully conditioned
for field releasing. Will ship.
Satisfaction guaranteed. Cliff
Purcell, 217 Mt. Vernon Dr., De-
eatur. Ph. Dr. 3-4238.

Nice mated and banded breed-
ers White King Pigeons; brown
Ringneck Doves, large Northern
Bob White quail, also Guinea
Pigs (Cavies) any color. Every-
thing quoted $3.50 pair. No ex-
tra charges to ship. Money or-
der. Mrs. Helen Street, 3956 Bu-
ford Highway, Atlanta iG:

200 pair Rieter finest
strain of White King Pigeons at
$2 pair. Ogden A. Geilfuss, C:0
Melody Brook Farm, Windy
Hill Road, Rt. 3, Marietta, Ga.
-Ph. Smyrna 5-7385.

100 Pheasants, Goldett Am-
herst, Reeves and Silvers, 1955-
56 hatch for sale. C. Whit
Turner, McDonough.

Finest extra large Northern
Bobwhite quail, (bred and im-
- proved 37 yrs), around 1 to 1-1/2
ozs. more than average unre-
lated quail, $3.50 a pair. 5 pairs
minimum, shipped. William A.
Thomas, 421 Mark Bldg. At-
lanta 3, Ph. Mu-8-0866.

1 pr. ea. 1955 hatch Golden,
Silver and Amherst pheasants,
7 few Bobwhite quail, and
0 mixed bantam (chicken)
hens. R.P. Alexander, 107 Fair-
pad St., Decatur, Ph. DR-8-
4739

REDS, -N.H., R.L,
PARMENTERS:

50 New Hampshire Red pul-
Jets, March hatch, laying well,
$2 ea. on the yard. Mrs. Ed
Bledsoe, Carrollton.

ROCKS, (BARRED, WHITE

AND OTHERS):

Barred Rock pullets, 3 mos. old,

flock of 13 pullets and one roos-
ter at $24.50. Ship in crate or

- you come after. Edward L.
oyd, 2037 Spring Hill Terrace,

Augusta. Ph. 6-4216.

Sento ot GUINEAS, DUCKS,

ESE, ETC.:

22 dicts $1.25 each, also 20
turkeys 40c lb.; also chicken
fertilizer by the ark or sack
load. Phone for pride. Mrs. J. E.
Carter, Box 437, McMurry Dr.
$.W,, Atlanta, 1l. Ph. PL-5-9237.





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POULTRY FOR SALE

Pure Bred Mammoth Tou-
louse Geese $5 pair FOB. Sat.
guar. Charlie Bailey. Rt 3,
Vienna. . :

M..B. Tom, April 1956 hatch,

45c Ib. or $12. One White Tom:

same hatch, 45c or $10. Cash
with orders. No checks. Mrs.
Omie E. Faircloth, Pulaski.

9 Geese, 3 white ganders, 6

black and white goose hens,

$2.50 each if buyers takes all,

a my home. Roy Scott, Rt. 1,
ite. -

Young Royal Purple Guineas
$6 trio; 3 pair for 10. Cash with
order. Exp. Chgs. collect. Char-
les Smith, 117 Watson ada
Atlanta 17,

Guineas and Shonsanie: 42 old
time Speckle guineas $1 each
and 10 Ringneck Pheasants, $2
each at my home. Will not ship.
John M. Williams, Rt. 5, Box

68, Cunningham Rd., Marietta.

Ph. 72257,



POULTRY yen



REDS: :

Want 50 New Hampshire 4- ik
grade pullets, 5 months old or
up to 12 months old, at reason-
able price. V. R. Jenkins, Rt. 2;
Box 220, Gordon.



FARM HELP WANTED



Want settled couple to. work
truck farm on Shares. Mule and
tractor, house, lights, running

water, located 20 mi. Savannah}

Market, on Ga. Hwy: 17. A. M.
Zittrauer, Marlow. Ph. ee
Ga. PR-S-2121.

Want white or colored man
for dairy and fafm work, pre-
fer married man with son able
to help with work. J. Lee Glaw-
son, Bradley. Ph. Gray, Ga. 3-
619.

Want Milker for dairy. House
furnished with elec. lights and
water. Located on Mail and
School Bus route. G. A. Jones,
P.O. Box 86. Newborn. Ph. Cov-
ington, Ga., 6742.

Want man to help grow dairy
heifers, such as feeding, mow-
ing, fence maintenance; milk
up to 3 cows. Good dwelling a-
vailable; also, want man_ for
part time work on cattle farm,
4 hours daily. Good house avail-

able. Contact. Hamilton L. Hill,
Newnan, C/O Hill Fruit Farm.

Want couple,. white or col.,
for farm work, near Conyers.
Must have ref. New 4 R. house
and salary. R. V. Gadd, 115
Mockingbird Lane, Decatur.

Want honest, sober, reliable
man for work on cattle ranch.
Must have some knowledge of
cattle and operation of farm
machinery. C. A. Williams, Rt. 1,
McRae. -

Want man for small dairy,
with good working conditions.
House furnished, on mail and
school bus Rt. A. M. Gates, Jr.,

champion, is



season starts in January, He begins, by
cutting the corn stalks from the previous .
year with a rotary mower. Then he ap-
plies a ton of compost per acre.
The next step, according to the 4-H
subsoiling the land14_
inches deep, four feet apart. The iatter
part of February he harrows the land and
plants the cornDixie 18 hybrid.
applied 900
pounds of 6-12-12 fourteen inches deep
in the bands 36 inches apart. The middles |
were plowed out around April 15 and |
again ten days biter ae ;
The corn was side-dressed at dhe s sec- a
ond cultivation with 200 pounds of am-
monium: nitrate (33.5 percent nitrogen)
and 200 pounds of 6-12-12. Fifteen days
later. Danny used another 75 pounds Of
ammonium nitrate and 75 pounds of mu-
riate of potash.
To plant and produce corn like Danny,
McGill points out that everything has to |

planting time he

FARM HELP WANTED

tor and machinery up-keep on
cattle ranch. Age, 30-40 yrs.

| Good house, water and REA. C.|

M. Pippin, Albany. Ph, 5-8686.

Want nice, clean white woman
to live in home on farm with
small family, and do light farm
chores. Reasonable salary. Need

Arabi.

good pasture, stock and tools,

nice 2 R. cottage, lights and wat-
er, on mail Rt. Prefer elderly
couple. T. M. Franklin, a a;
Winston. :

"Want small white hasty for
small farm on Halves, Good
house, lights, water, gas, locat-
ed on good road. H. O. Mer, Riv-
erdale Rd., College Pate. Ph.
PO-7-2084.

SR

POSITION s WANTED



Middleaged man and wife
want job on farm as Caretaker,
or any kind of work. No chil-
dren. Healthy and. dependable.
Ref. G. L. Chastain, 444-1/2 Cap-
tol Ave., S.W., Atlanta 15.,

56 yr. old white, married man,
no children at home, wants job
tending cattle, poultry, or gen.
light farm work, tractor driv-
ing, etc. Need 3 R. house, elec.,
wood or other fuel, and reason-
able wages. Robert Martin, 293
Washington S., S.W. Atlanta 3.

White family man, with 6 de-
pendent children, not of school
age, wants job on cattle, dairy
or poultry farm with reliable
party. Am 28 yrs. old, dependa-
ble, honest, sober, willing work-
er and do not use rough lan-
guage. Frank Lowery, Rt. 3,
Stone Mountain, C/O Feather
Hill Ones, ee ;

Want party for tractor opera-

at once. Mrs, S. J. Cee Rt 2,

Want farmer for small farm,

Sa

ean produce bette
- bushels of corn to the 3

rightespecially. moist
dfy weather such thick
_ bring on trouble, e







POSITIONS WANTED i

Married, white jae 22 yrs.

Capitol Ave., SW, Atlanta 15.

White man,
small children, wants job on
poultry or other farm work.
Need 3-4 R. house, elec., fuel,
ete. and ~ reasonable ; wages,

} weekly or monthly. Tommie |;

a

Sams, 484. HORE e oye SW,
Atlanta 15, :

with work, plow mule, tend to:

drive tractor or truck. Prefer
with large family. For board,
laundry, good~home and small

C/O M. S. Brown, Nashville. _
Family of 3, (self, 23 and 16

farm by day or month. 2 to
work. Have to be moved. Con-
tact at orice. Lewis PB Bell, i
oh Hawkinsyille.



Single man, 42 yrs. old, high
school - education, wants work
on poultry or truck farm. Make

Riley Thomas, Blairsville. ze

salary, Begin at once. Ref. if
desired. Letters ans. Olin, John-
son,
Lavonia. Ph. Elgin 6- 7141,

White man, 87 yr. old, areas |

ble and dependable, desires job
as Caretaker on Farm or Coun-_
try estate. Want furnished house
or apartment, and $160 mo. Ref.



exch. C. P. ADD Rt. a oo

old, wants job on poultry, cattle} j
or gen. work on farm. Need 3-4.
R. house, light, fuel and reason-{ j
able. wages. Gus J. Jackson, 885 | Jani

Sinle, hike man, 48 yrs.|-
old, wants job on farm helping *

wages. Give number and ages}
in family. Taft Parker, Rt. 3,

Nice, Christian woman wane
job doing light farm work, with |
Christian people on farm for |.

room, board and reasonable sal- |"
-|ary. Frances Thomas, Rt. 1, C/O

best offer including board and |~

Rt. 1, C/O. Mack en te

family, honest, sober, responsi- oe



illa. - :

Black,

| * shown promise from
Missouri 0-205, ee

_ commended for oe
to three bushels
























































_month after eeting |

wile. and 2 42 yr.

chickens and livestock. Cant|H

yr. old brother) want jobs on| Sin

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Atlanta Some to a? : The
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{STEERS & HEIFERS Ce ke -- REPORT.

Good 16.75-19.50. Toice emees

Standard 13.50-17.25 15.00-17.50

Utility 10.00-14.00 -13.00-14.50

Vealers 15.00-18.00 15.00-25.00_

Stockers & Feeders 15.30-16.50 -11.00-17.00

Feeder Calves 11.00-18.50 = 11.00-17.75

cows: ss peed

Utility & Commercial 10.25-12.00- 11.00-12.00

Canners & Cutters 7.75-11.75 8.50-11.00.

Springers : 45.00-150.00

HOGS: i.

No. 1 Meat Type . a

No. 1 Others

No, 2 ab oi -

Ne. 3:25 f / :