Farmers and consumers market bulletin, 1957 May 15

Phil Campbell,

Commissioner

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5 WEDNESDAY, MAY 15, 1957

NUMBER 86





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CALENDAR

May 16, Athens Broiler short course
and Chicken-of- Tomorrow Day.



May 16-17, Donalsonville Seminole
_ County fat cattle show.

_ May 17-18, Gainesville Annual Geor-
gia Pouliry Festival.

June 4 Putnam County Daley Festival

June 17-28, Augusta Cotton classing
z short course.

_ July 7-10, Athens Southern Regional
3 Farm Bureau training school. :

July 21-22, Atlanta Annual meeting.
Georgia Milk Producers Inc.



Aug. 11-13, Radium Springs Georgia
_.. Feed Assn. convention.

Aug. 19-22, Rock Eagle Park Second
- annual poultry institute.
































his week, according to R. M.
Or ker, Mayor of Gainesville and
in of the festival this year.
- all poultry plants in Gaines-
olding open house. All poul-
and others interested in the
iness are invited to inspect
ty as well as the quantity of poul-
rided by operations in this vicinity.
.nnual banquet honoring Wise
oO. Use Georgia Fryers will
t 7:30 p.m. Friday at the civic
on North Green Street. At this
le rominent in the poultry in-

on May 17 the Miss

ial Geek ia oder Festival to :
n Gainesville Friday and Satur-_



held at the Civic Building. The winner
will receive a fine wardrobe and _ will
have all her expenses paid for a trip to
California, where she will compete in the
Miss Universe Beauty Pageant this July.

On Saturday, a parade including 60
odd units will be formed at 11:00 a.m.
Saturday, May 18, as Armed Forces Day
is observed throughout the nation. The
parade will include a number of regular
Army, Air Force and R.0.T.C. Units as
well as many beautifully decorated floats
and special added attractions throughout
the line of march.

At noon a giant Chickenque will
be held in the municipal stadium in
Gainesville at a cost of $1.00 per plate.
Each plate will contain half of a large
broiler with fixins.

At 1:15 p.m. Saturday, General
Thomas D. White, the incoming Chief of
Staff of the United States Air Force, will

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Meat Types Should
Bring Greater Income

(Editors Note: This is the second in a
series of articles on hogs in Georgia)

Georgia research workers have
launched new programs for swine re-
search which should bring up some new
ideas on swine breeding and feeding prac-
tices.

The few workers carrying out this
work, men such as Byrom Southwell at
Coastal Plains Experiment Station, Tif-
ton, are enthusiastic about the possibili-
ties for virtually revolutionizing swine
production in the state.

But considering the importance of
hogs to Georgia farmers we cant help but
believe that not enough emphasis is being
given swine research in the state. At least
we dont believe that swine research has
received quite the attention as has cattle
and poultry research during the past few
years.

But the progress outlook for swine
production in Georgia does not hinge en-
tirely on breeding, feeding and disease
control programs. One important phase
that needs greater attention is the market-
ing of superior meat-type hogs once they
are produced by the farmer.

We have had complaints from many

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Wheat Price Supports
Are Told By Bradley

Price supports for the 1958 crop of
wheat will be at a national average of at
least $1.78 per bushel in the commercial
wheat states provided farmers approve
marketing quotas for the crop, according
to John F. Bradley, state administrative
officer of the Agricultural Stabilization
and Conservation Committee.

Georgia wheat growers will vote on
the 1958 wheat marketing quotas on June
20, Bradley says.

The newly announced supports of $1.-
78 reflects 75 percent of the estimated
transitional parity price. With quotas in
effect, this minimum average support

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; : and poultry, wants job on |at-bargain. M. P. Tritt, Suches. |J-D. Model 12 combine,
Published weekly at 114-122 Pace St, Covington, Ga. || farm for board, room, laund-| 6, . gi ing belts, motor, j
by Georgia Department of Agriculture. Entered as second |/ry and $3 day 5 days week, | 1, ae es opeage ha way
class matter Aug. 1, 1937, at post office, Covington, Ga., || with Saturday off. Troy Bin- alle - use tsi seasons, ans, J. %
under Act of June 6, 1900. Accepted for mailing at special || ford, Porterdale. excellent repair and ready |Dodson St.,
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ee alone, ents io, light ae a, Warten acene delivers were fee:
work with reliable people on| AC Roto-Baler $400.; A | Rt. 1 Rocky
L EDITORIAL farm for room, board and/Model CA ne Scie Thomibsehy Bn .



Sol-Hot kerosene
ehick brooder and hea

tra Senders. and wa
tainers, $15.00; also. ol
ac well purgp- Good |
rs. Eugene Kerr, 3910
tree Rd., NE, Atlanta 19,
CE-3-7786. .

Allis Chalmers side
very rake, needs some rex
$75.; 10-ft. J. D. dump 3
tractor hitch $20.00; 2 ]
gess Cultivators for m
work, $20. and $25 ea. |
Fowler, Rt. 2. Athens. ~

12-ft. Combine,
Harris, self-propelled,
class. cond. E. G.
Leesburg. Ph. 4462.

Allis Shalmers 60 Cc
with engine $350.; De
automatic hay-baler, twine
Wisc. air-cooled engine,
cond., $950; side delivery
$100.; 9N Ford Tracto:
hrs. on. meter, $650.

NATIONA
2 reasonable salary. Mrs. Irene for AC tractor, $100.,
eT Piniiont: Awe: hei cone eee coe
NE, Atlanta 9. 1 se
White man, 40 yrs. old, \Sredel 60 combis %
wants farm work, tending Model 60 combine, $75. (good

chickens, cattle or hogs. Has for parts); Oliver side deli-

L : 25. (good for
wife, 2 children. Needs small very rake _$
house and $80 wk. Julian parts). W. E. McNeely, Rt. 4,

Gibson, Hwy. 19, N; Roswell, Thomaston. Ph. 4408 nights.

% Pattons Store mei Farmall cub pa?

: and all equipment, used very
White man, 47 yrs. old,|jittle, for sale or trade for
wife and 3 small children,

: 1 z bigger tractor. L. J. Owensby,
wants job as farm mainten-| Jy" Alcovy Station, Jersey Rd.,
ance man, mechanic, exper- .

: . Covington. RFD 3.

ienced in carpentry, elec. ;
work, plumbing etc. Need 3} One set of Majo tobacco
or 4 rm. house, reasonable |/burners, can be used in 16 x 20
\salary. Orin Huckeba, 554\or 16 x 16 tobacco barn.
Washington St.. SW. Atlanta. | Guaranteed in first class cond.
W. O. Boatright, Cobbtown.
Ph. Metter 5-1061.

Farm truck, heavy duty,
transmission front wheels
pull. Will sell or trade for
saddle horse or pony. Rev.
Uel Roebuck, Rt. 4, Lawrence-




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PHIL CAMPBELL

(Commissioner)

CORRECTION NOTICES





Flowers: Daffodil bulbs one
cent ea., instead of $1.00 ea.,

in a public notice or adver- J
y as printed in May 1 issue.

tisement carried in any pub-











are cautioned that it is against |lication that is deliver Mrs. M. M. Kelley, Rt. 3, Li-|%! :

the caw a air any | through oy United plies thonia. ville. Ph. Duluth 3513. eee Oe ie a

any product offered for sale! mail. Equipment: Martin Cy- One glass 3-gal. elec. churn, |ward Blackburn, Spe
MARKET BULLETIN STAFF clone Duster, 2 and 4 row,|in goog eon? ae W. H. | 2831.

Editor Jack Gilchrist || for tobacco and cotton, mule ae < ID, Geick ee

Notices _ Mrs. Elizabeth Hynds ||drawn, $25. instead of $250., eae $500.: as 7 Pca E IPMEN

Circulation Mrs. LaMyra Jarman || as stated in May 1 issue. Ben bine with mdtor, pes clothe. QU

Candler Clement Jr. || H. McBrayer, Rt. 2, Box 196,



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Address requests to be added to or removed from BPB harrow, 10 26 disc. Want old fashioned
mailing list, changes of address, etc, to CIRCULATION power troll brackets, $200.00. Thrsth eane ke
MANAGER. Market Bulletin. All requests for changes of : C. F. Woods, Brooks. rash, hand cran
address must include OLD and NEW addresses. FOR SALE Coca ubecha 5 ean oe eee row Cotton Duster, p



mule; also Combine th
save Crimson Clover se
fer Allis-Chalmers. ?
Evans, Sr., Rt. 2, LaGran



steel tires and axle; 1-horse
McCormick hay rake; Deer-
ing Ideal 2-horse hay mower
with 3 new gearing. Charlie

Address all notices and advertisements to EDITOR OF
NOTICES, Market Bulletin.

Editorial and Executive Offices

One all steel trailer, almost
new with ball type hitch. $100.



State Agriculture Building Mercer Patterson, Luthers- Malph Guyton. =
19 Hunter Street, S.W. ville; i caapehe eet Or Want 1,000-1,300 bu.
Atlanta 3, Georgia J. D. 12-A combine with mo- | city metal Grain Bin.





One 4 -can International

Milk Cooler. J. E. Bustin, Rt.
1, Eatonton.

Planet Jr. Garden Tractor
in running order, 2 1/2 HP
(at least) motor, with culti-
vator and plow, $70. at my
home. Amanda Swartzentru-
ber, Rt. 1, Box 56; Monte-

tor, $300. Write for informa-
tion. John Clark, Rt. 1, Gray-
son. Ph. Lawrenceville 2616.

1949 M. Farmall tractor, 8
disc. harrow, 60 combine hay
baler, hay rake mowing ma-
chine. Reece Beard, Rt. 3, Dan-
ielsville.

B. S. and B. but will
other makes. Edison
Abbeville. Ph. 2639.

Want single unit:
Machine, best cash pric
be in good working con
ie eae Star Rt., Haye:

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FARM HELP

WANTED



Want immediately farm
family for wages to tend 4500
laying hens. look after beef
cattle and pastures. Need at
least 3 in family to work. On
good road, good house wired
for elec. stove, in Jackson
County. Must be honest. Ben
H. Parks, Box 71, Winder. Ph.
1-1221.

Want family large enough
to work and gather 65 acres
of peanuts with tractor, some
corn and some day work;
crop to be on halves. All ma-
chinery to work with furnish-
ed. Fresh crop all planted and
up. E. G. Perryman, Bene-
volence, Randolph County.
Can eall collect Ph. 446 L 4,
Cuthbert.

Want at once, nice, white
woman, 40 to 60 yrs. old, in
good health, to do light farm
chores, live in farm home
with me and $20 month,
board and room. Mrs. Eva
C. Rogers, Rt. 2, Claxton.

Want nice, reliable man

Want family with 1 or more
boys large enough to work
or 2 men, to milk 40-50 cows,
be able drive truck and trac-
tors. Grow feed and pastures.
Percentage basis or good liv-
ing wage. House wired for
elec. stove. Garden and patch-
es. Will move. Prefer exper-
jienced in dairying. L. G. Ross,
RFD No. 1, Loganville.

Want immediately man with
small family to do general
farm work. Must be able to
handle tractor and equipment.
Will furnish house, garden,
wood and pastures. Located on
bus route near good school
and church. Frank J. Jackson,
RFD No. 2, Franklin.

Want couple or single

truck farmer for 1 H. crop,
50-50 basis. Extra work at

urnished See. S. S. Storer, %
torers Ranch, Rt. 4, Doug-

. Want white single (no fam-
ily), 25 or 30 yrs. old for
Caretaker. Must be able drive
tractor, etc. and be reliable.
Light farm chores. Room,
board laundry and reasonable
salary. J. D. Brooks, 1102
Ponce de Leon Ave., N. E. At-
lanta 6. Ph. TR 2-4125:

Want man, middleage or
past, good health and able to
work, who likes to work
with sheep and other farm
work. See R. L. Jackson, %
Flint River Farms, Hwy. 54,
Jonesboro.

Want white man 37-48
old with small family, 1 son
16 yrs. or more to work
with him, who knows farm
machinery, hay baler, etc.
Good monthly wages pay-
able weekly. Grow row
crops, raise hay, cattle and
pecans. 5-rm. house, elec.,

water, wood. S. J. Clay, Rt.
3, Macon. Ph, | 2-5117.

Want small family of 2
or 3 to work on farm. R. W.
Burman, Rt. 3, Eastman.

Want reliable farm help
to cultivate few acres corn
on good, low land, Must
know how to farm. See or

write at early date. Mrs.
Gi -C; Taylor, City Rte
Bremen.

and wife or son, to operatte
75-80 cow dairy. Send ref.
first letter. Will contact you.
No drunks need apply. J. F.
Brooks, Box 106, Bostwick.

FARM WORK

WANTED





Want job on cattle or chick-
en farm as caretaker. Have
wife and daughter. Can give
good references. G. iv-

ingston, 61 Memorial Dr. SE,

zuma.

Ford tractor, good cond; used
only on 22 acres of cotton.
Julius B. Smith, Rt. 1, Pow-
der Springs.

Combine, first class
used 2 light seasons, $950. at
my place. Ben H. Boatright,
RFD 1, Vidalia. Ph. 4934.

with air-cooled motor and all
extras.
John Gilbert, Jr., Stockbridge.

pickup baler, with Wisc. mo-
tor, and Pollard Rollo type
rake; baler used one season.
Almost new. About 1/2 price,
$1,100. cash. Loy Francis, Rt.
1, Alpharetta. Ph. 3321 after
7 PM.

good rubber and planter, culti-
vator, rear mounted mowing





a day. 2 rm. house, un-

sville.

Apt. 3&7, Atlanta 12

6-row Cotton Duster to fit

Chalmers
cond.;

Model 66 Allis

One J. I. Case A-6 combine

Will sell reasonable.

New Hollond automatic

1951 Fort tractor, good cond,.

machine. 6 in. x 35 ft. leather
belt, 2 ply. All like new. L. A.
Powers, 221 W. Poplar St.,
Griffin. Ph. 5170, night.

One 60 HP Westinghouse
Elec. motor, used to pull cot-
ton gin, 1750 RPM, low vol-
tage, slip ring. Good cond.
with all switches. Mrs. J. O.
M. Smith, Rt. 4, Commerce.

Complete peach packing
house machinery, sizer, grad-
er, brush chain conveyors,
packing bins, 1951 Allis Chal-
mers 60 combine, with power
take-off, 1951 John Deere MT
tractor, cultivators, fert. at-
tachment; E. Z. Flo fert. dis-
tributor, Van Brunt grain
drill, Intnl. T-45 hay baler.
Co Wx
2371 day, 2372 night.

Double unit
milking unit, with vacuum
pump and elec. motor. Per-
fect cond., used very

Now in use

Finney, Haddock. Ph. |h,

Farmmaster |.

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Want disc Tiller plow
Harrow for a Farmall
Tractor within 50 mi. 0!
lanta. No junk. Claud F. I
Rt. 3, Lawrenceville. Ph.

Want one set of rear
weights for Allis
tractor WD or WD-45.
pickup wadius of 50
State cond. and_ pric
first letter Eldon H. Ensj
isville. Ph. Wrens Li. 7-

Want 1-horse Mowin}
chine. Will pay cash 01
change 2-horse mower
horse mower in
Write me what you hav
Barrett, Rt. 9, Gainesvill

Want a Graham 4H
plow in good cond. State
price W. E. Wilder, Muse

Want one 2% :
Pump, Rod or Jet wi
pipe. H. G. Morgan, &
Roberta. a

52 Combine in good shape,
good shzets. M. J. Crook Mon-
tezuma.

E.H.c. All Crop harvester
Mo. 52, in good cond., has har-
vested 300 acres of grain. The
first $250. gets it at my place
R. C. Holloway, 519 Indianola
Drive, Manchester.

Combine, Case F2, 5 ft. cut,
good cond. Price reasonable
T. M. Reid, 1527 Stovall St.,
Augusta.

Small Avery tractor in
good cond., with all equip-
ments. See at my home, 2 mi.
west of Berryton. Miss Ethel
Wooten, Rt. 2, Summerville.

J. D. hay rake, tractor, Cot-
ton Duster and Intnl. Milking
motor. Mrs. Arthur Sewell,
Rt. 2, Box 150, Newnan. Ph.
817 M-2.

Allis Chalmers CA tractor,
CA Planters and Cultivator,

Athens 2-disc. plow, Allis a
Chalmers pulverizing Harrow, pe ge ee a
Athens Subsoiler, all good|y yy Gaines, 3889 |

cond. Original tires on -trac-
tor. J. E. Barton, Rt. 2, Se-
noia.

Intnl. Combine No. 52 R,
with motor, $375.; Intnl. 62
P. O. $450; 1954 Oliver 77
tractor, power lift, etc., does
not use oil, with cultivators,
$675. All good cond. Sell or
trade. O. W. Cross, Rt. 1, Cov-
ington.

ville, Ave., Macon.

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Want 2 front wheels
rear wheel for 1-horsi
gon. Also pr. of ba
and a Farm . Also,
Farm Trailer, steel
for sale or trade for
burro. S. F. pinson
Whitehall St., SW.,

Want 1 or two 9 x 2%
tires

Tee

6 Cotton Gi:s, 2 trampers, | t* tires or nd
ion pis Must bes solid and
complete suction and shan, Ne

blower equipment. All excel-
lent cond. John David, Box |!ow-
450,. Roswell. Ph. 6134. |

ae



Intnl. 2-mule riding Culti-|C
with feet, disc, b :
, perfect cond., $45.



Royston.

and may be seen
HB operation. L. M. Turner,



eam-operat-
C, R. Bo-








cost ocinad: and direc-
Richard Vansandt, Rt.

Garden tractor in

d., prefer 5 HP with

harrow and_ cultivator.

W. H. Fost-

, Marietta.

ea ee Ge
= : Res 4

ant large Farm Bell.

2 Thompson, Ball



ant Gravely garden trac-
and attachments. Give
etails in letter. Eldora
e, 1557 Indian Creek
t. 3, Stone Mountain.
Farm Dinner Bell in
cond. Reply by mail
ng size if known, and
. Barbara A. Cates, P.

23, Cumming. Sa

dern Game bantams, Sil-
Duckwings, Birchens,

Breasted Red and Red
Show stock. Old trios
1957 me $7.50; extra



Dark Cornish roosters, 11
old, $2.50
postpai

lL -ye.
laying good, $2 ea. FOB.
Mamie Stone, Box 105,

Red | old, started laying,



Columbus.

Brown. Hennies, La. Croft
Black Gordon game eggs,
$3.50 setting; brood hens, $5
ea.; bull stags, $12; stag and

~ |2 hens, $16. Cash with or-
-!der. C. J. Thomas, Box 41,

Blairsville. ,
8 White Pekin ducks, $1.25

tea.; B. B. turkeys, 35c lb.;

|duck eggs for setting, 25c ea.;
also Black Australorp -hens,
$1.50 ea. Mrs. J. E. Carter,

|Box 487 McMurry Dr., S. W.,

Atlanta 11, Ph. PL-5-9237.

Purebred, heavy type Dark
Cornish hatching eggs, 15,

Dark Cornish bantams, cock,
|2 hens and 2 pullets, Show
ae type, $20, also hatching eggs.
_. |J. A. Nix, Jr., Rt. 1, Box 180,

40 N. H. Red hens, 1 yr.
old, laying, $2 ea. H. S. Bly-
the, Riverdale. Ph. Jonesboro
8301.

10 Shawl-Neck Game hens
and. rooster, and purebred.
Charles Brown strain $22.

Nora Lankford, Antioch Rd.,
RR No. 1, Rockmart.

Mallard duck eggs, ee

doz. plus postage.
Bridges, Sharpsburg.
Booking orders day old
Mallard ducklings, ready

weekly; also, Ringneck pheas-
anst chicks, 50c ea. ready
weekly from May 15; older
birds progressively higher;
Chinese geese, now laying,
$10 pr. Mrs. Bill Pickrell, Rt.
2, oe Ph. Webster 4-

$1.65; 30, $3.15, and my car- | 9615

ton to be returned at buyers
expense; 18 mos. old rooster,
$2.50 also one Turkey Tom.
M. O. only. Miss Cora B.
mS Rt, - ke-Box 35, Ty.

Bantams, pure Cornish, 4
hens, 2 roosters, Show type.
J. M. Daniel, Rt. 3, College
Park, Ph. PO. 1-5502.

game eggs from prize winners,
15, $1.75; also purebred White
African Guinea eggs, 15, $1.50
del. Mrs. O. L. Craft, Rt. 2,
Lavonia.

170 Ames in cross hybred
pullets, 34%mos. old, laying in
June, vaccinated and immun-
ized, excellent cond., $2 ea.
John C. Keaton, Ellenwood.

-|Ph. Atlanta MA 7-3350.

12 N. H. Red 4-A_ 1956
hatch hens, laying good, $20
and nice rooster free. Wi
not ship. Mattie Rhodes, Rt.
2, Ranger.

24 young hens and rooster,
R. I. Reds and Whites, hens
laying 85 pet. $30. T. J.
Bridges, 4970 Cascade Rd. S.
W., Rt. 1, Atlanta 11. Ph. PL.
8-2411,

16 White Rock and White
Leghorn cross pullets, 5 mos.
also 2 W.
L. roosters, 4-5 mos. old, $22
for lot, plus shippirig chgs.
A. N. Saunders, Rt. 1, Box
152-A, Vidalia.





Purebred White Cornish



Counties Fes
OF Disease











Oconee, Evans
Franklin

Gordon
Gwinnett
Hart

Heard

Hall
Irwin
_ Jackson

Lamar
_ Laurens
Liberty
Long
Lumpkin
_ Madison

Marion

Wilkinson, Towns,

Glascock

Habersham

Jeff Davis

Counties Not

Free of Disease
5S

Counties In which area testing is now underway include:

Miller

- Peach
Pickens
Pierce
Pulaski
Putnam
Rockdale
Stephens
Taliaferro
Toombs
Turner

| Washington
Wayne
Wheeler
White
Wilcox

Help Make Georgia Brucellosis

POULTRY

WANTED





Want one pr. ea. Birchen,
Red Pyle, and Silver Duck-
wing Bantams. Write what
you have, price and when can
be shipped. C. W. Powell, P.
O. Box 1053, Valdosta.

Want a few Cornish hens
and rooster of the dwarf,
Rock type. State price. W. L.
Chapman, Social Circle.

GAME, FOWL, etc.

FOR SALE





Pigeons, Indian Mookies,

y|fast breeders, plump squabs,

$3.00 pr., 2 prs. $5.00; English
Trumpeters, Blue, and Reds,
$5. pr. John Transou. 1112.
Briarcliff Pl. NE, Atlanta 6.
Tr, 2-4528.

Large number No. Bob
White quail $4. pr., min. ship-
ped 5 prs; Also 6 to 8-week
old quail 95c ea: in lots of 20.
All Fob farm. Send money
order and re pay Express
Charles. alford Johnson,
Felton

1 pr. white Giant Rabbits
$8. pr.; 1 Roundhead game
rooster and 2 pullets $12.;
baby chicks $3.50 doz. James
Schinell, 2677 Pharr Rd., At-
lanta. Ph. Dr. 7-4390.

3 mos. old White King Pig-
eons $1.50 pr. G. W. Williams,
% Williams Dairy Rt. 1, 808,
Columbus.

11 White Rabbits 2 mos.
old, $10. or $1. ea; grown ones,
some white, gray, black
Healthy and prolific, $1.50 ea.
Mrs. Fred Atkinson, Rt. 4, Val-
dosta.

Quail: Bobwhite, Japanese,
Tenn, Red, Eggs and Chicks,
pheasants in small quantities.
H. M. Hilliard, 218 Mellrich
Ave., NE. Atlanta 17.

Bobwhite quail eggs now
available. Brookin orders for
6-wk. old birds. Satis guar.
Ralph E. Keefer, 110 Delores
Way, Forest Park. Ph. PO
7-0668.

Bobwhite quail, large ma-
ture birds, reased in large
flight pens. Excellent for re-

laying. Extra hens, $2. ea;
Few fine Chukar partridges,
males $3., hens $4.; Booking
orders for eggs and chicks.
Will shiv. Satisfaction guar.
Cliff Purcell, 217 Mt. Vernon
Dr., Decatur. Ph. Dr. 3-4238.

Mated pairs No. Bobwhite
quail, laying, $4. pr.; Black
Cornish bantam _ chickens,
hatched March 4, 1957, $1. ea.
Ship express collect, also,
uail eggs $3. doz., Black
Porcnigh Bantam Chicken eggs
15e ea. Postpaid. Send money
order. Mrs. Addie A. Edwards,
716 Myrtle St., NE, Atlanta
8. Ph. Tr. 4-5152.

LIVESTOCK

FOR SALE

Red Duroc Jersey pigs from

| best strains, Cherry red, bloc-

ky type, good cond. for sale.





: Free By 1960





J. J. Waters, Louisville.





-|service. Phone or write

stocking or breeders Somejy,











5 mos. old Shoats, $20 ea.
G. W. Williams, C/O Williams
aoe Box 808, Rt. 1, Colum-

us. :

-Nice mixed breed Pigs for
sale cheap. J. B. Whitfield,
Rt, Conley. Ph. Ma. 7-4770.

2 good Hogs, wt. about 125
and 150 lbs. $45 for both.
Come at once. Mrs. Zora
Brown, Box 317, rear Pine
St., Scottdale.

Purebred Duroe Hogs, either
sex; pigs 2-4 mos. old. $25-
$35; bred gilts, $50-$75 ea.;
bred _ sows, $75.00-$100.00
ea. Life treated and pa-
pers furnished; Also have
Guernsey milk Cows: M. M.
Newsome, Sandersville.

OIC breeding stock, boars
ready for light service, $40
ea.; pigs $20 ea. all from
Reg. short nose, med. type,
stock. Will Reg. treat and
crate. Write or see at my
farny; Paul. J. Cain, Bt. 1;
Commerce.

Tamworth (lean meat type)
Pigs, 10 wks. old, both sex,
can be Reg. if wanted, $15 ea.
L. M. Vineyard, Rt. 1, Box
152, Hogansville.

7 purebred Berkshire male
pigs, sired by Lynnwood
Doms Converted and Lynn-
wood Bonnie Lady 42nd. 8
wks. old May 9th, $25 ea. Can

be Reg. Will not ship. L. G.|C

Hussey, Jr., Sparta, RFD 1,
Box 28. Ph. 3245.

Purebred Duroc Pigs, boars
and gilts, 4 mos. old, papers
in buyers name, $25 ea. Her-
schel Tidwell, Rt. 1, Sugar
Valley Rd., Cartersville. Ph.
1426-J.

Reg. Spotted Poland China
Pigs, 9 wks. old, from blue
ribbon sow at Macon, $18 ea.
Reg. Write or see at my house.

Billy Holloway, Rt. 2, Yates-

ville Hwy., Thomaston.

- About 70 SPC and. Black
PC Pigs, 6-9 wks. old. Bar-
gain price for entire lot at
my farm. O. T. Bearden, Rt.
2, Douglasville. Ph. 2720.

Reg. meat type 3 mos. old
Tamworth boars and gilts. Or-
ville Sweet, Mgr., Windsweep
Farm, Thomaston.

Duroc boars and gilts, Reg.
in buyers names, treated, $15
ea. Frederick Zipperer, Rt. 1,
Marlw.

Red Mule, 11 yrs. old, wt.
about 900 lbs. fast and good
worker. R. C. Alexander, 400
Ridgecrest Dr., Forest Park.
Po.-7-6127.

Good 4-yr. old Mule, part-
ly broken, $75. C. R. Owenby,
Rt. 1, Culberson, N. C.. (Resi-
dent of Ga.).

Tenn. Stallion, 14 mos. cld
with white feet and Blaze
face, Frank Clark, Rt.
Dearing.

At stud: Golden Palomino,
fine conformation, 5-zaited
Amer. saddle. Guarantee ser-
vice of stallion. Free poles
or
appointment. B. H. Hill, 2641
Bob-o-Link Drive, Macon. Ph.
5-5394.

Good farm Mule for sale.
. H. Quarterman, Fleming-
ton.

1 ea. Burro and Jennet
with him, colt, also Shetiand
pony. Riley Lewis, Fairburn.
Ph. 2751. No letters.

At stud: Red Lights Noble
Rex Reg. No. 36083, Chestnut
Stallion, splendid type, repre-
senting one of greatest pro-
ducing families of the breed.
Grandson Noble Kalarama.
Inspection invited. Thos. G.
Watkins, Jr., Flat Shoals Rd.,
oe Decatur. Ph. BU. 9-

At stud; Reg. 5-gaited Sad-
dle Stallion. Briar Creek King
No. 17217. Bourbon King, Rex
Peavine bloodlines. A proven
sire of quality colts. Fee, 435.
L. L. Murphy, Rt. 3, College
Park. Ph. PO.1-1617.

10 quality Holstein, heavygy

springing, first-calf heifers,
also 3 Guernseys. No letters.

R. B. Curtis, Farmington. Ph.| Roberson, Box 14,

Madison 2603.



|





Guernsey bull, 18 mos. old,
sub, to Reg. Came from Ga.

Mt. Experiment Station. De-

horned, gentle and quiet, Ring
in nose. Reasonable price. H.
B. Brookshire, Suches.

Hwy. 60, Amoco Station).

Black Jersey milch Cow,
gentle, broke to tie out, bred

(on

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to Angus Bull, now giving 2.

gals. daily, due fresh May 14.
Gives 4 gals. daily with good
ferd, $125. J. M. Turner, Rt.

2, Box 69, Hampton, (4 mi. a

West Hairston Bridge).

2 Holstein pbulls,- about 9
mos. old, Eligible for Reg.

$200 ea., at my farm. A. C,

Freeman, Jackson.
Young polled Hereford Reg.

Bull, ready for service. E.G.
Dri<eape

Dawson, 562 Loridans
NE, Atlanta 5. Ph. 7-7910.

~ Young Reg. polled Hereford

bull for sale. Irvin Johnson, <
Rd. Al-

Middle Broadwell
pharetta. (1% mi. west of Al-
pharetta).

Large Jersey milch Cow,
freshen about May 20th with

2nd calf, very gentle and gave

over 3 gal. milk with first

calf, $150. Mrs. Roy Shiver,

Rt. 2, Covington. Ph. 6045.

10 Reg. Jersey milch Cows,
freshen during July and Au-
gust; also Reg. 75 pct. im-
ported Landrace pigs, for sale.
. S. Stewart, Crawfordville.
Ph. 6-3728.

3 Reg. Shorthorn Bulls, 4
yrs. old. Good breeding cond.
$750 for all.
Box 205, Folkston:

Nice young Heifer, 2 yrs.

old, fresh soon, half Jersey, ;

half Guernsey, from 5 gal,

milker; half Jersey and half
Guernsey cow giving 4 gals. ;

milk with nice heifer 3 wks.
old calf; also bred 5 gallon

cows. Mrs. Julian Terrell, Rt.

2, Box 306, Bremen.

One Guernsey and one Jer-

sey, both second calf cows,
now fresh; Seven Holsteins,
also 3 Guernsey heifers, ready

to breed. All calfhood vaccin= __

ated; Reg. Guernsey Sire,
Conquerers Don,. born April

1953, His Dam, Monarchs
Snowdrop; Sire, Riegedale
Conquerors Pioneer. Prefer

sell all to one party. Hamil-

ton L. Hill, Newnan.

Reg. Charbray Bulls. (Th
ideal 3-way cross when used
in your present herd). Bryant

E. Pearce, Box 590 Quitman.

Ph. 6278. :

Two 16 mos. old, choice,
Reg. Angus Bulls, good breed=
ing and conformation. See at
my home. 2 mi. North of Cor-
dele. Palmer H. Greene, P.O.
Box 204, Cordele.

Several choice dbl. stand-
ard polled Hereford Bulls of

ig CMR Domino breeding, 10 to

18 mos. old. Winston C. Har-
ris, Odum. Ph. Ju. 4-2312.

Comeplete disposal 11 Reg.
Hereford Cows, top blood-
lines, and one Bull, grandso:
of Colonel Domino; also, 12
Reg. Landrace gilt hogs bred
to 100 pct. imported boar,
farrow in July and priced te
sell. Terrell Swinder, Ray
City. Ph. 2144.

One 3% yr. old Black An-
gus Bull, Reg., wt. about 1200
Ibs. for sale. H. Tench, Rt. 1,
Cornelia.

George Varn,

Reg. White-Face Cow with

3-wk. old bull calf, also Reg.
White-Face Heifer, 2 yrs. ol
$300 for both. Ralph Dangar,
Rt. 1, Woodstock. (6 mi. north
of Roswell, off Hwy. 140 on
Cox Rd). Ph. Roswell 2472.

Guernsey milk Cow, 3% to
4% gal. Sell or trade for 4-6
HP Garden Tractor, in good
cond. or for pony or real
small mule or horse to plow
and ride. M. D. Grooms, Sr.,
Kingsland.

Dbl. Reg. polled Herefords,
breeding age bulls and heif-
ers, Cows with calf at side
and re-bred, bred heifers,
Herd Cert. and accredited,
opular bloodlines and rea-
sonable prices. Herd Sire
GMR Advanrol 104. Rufus EB.
Odum. Ph.
Juno 4-2392 or Juno 4-2151,






~ Hog Farmers Need

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- farmers that although they have used the
right type foundation stock and are pro-
ducing more lean type-hogs they are not.
receiving any better price for these ani-
mals than are the farmers who continue
to produce the old fat back product.
Unless we can get a price differential
. for the farmers producing superior hogs
there is no use in our wasting time with
research program to determine how to
produce such hogs. If the result doesnt
- show up in the farmers pocket his interest
in producing meat type hogs isnt going

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_ to hold out very long.

mos.
well bread, $150 and up; also

- Mexican burros,

. 2, Fairburn. Ph. 2262.

We here in the State Department of
Agriculture have discussed this matter
with meat packers. They have told us
they want the meat-type hog. In many in-
stances packers, especially at the packing
- plants, are paying a prze differential for
the meat-type hog but too often farmers
_ are not receiving this better price out in
as me state,



LIVESTOCK

FOR SALE



3 Reg. Angus Bulls, 8-12
old, blocky type and

5-gaited saddle Horse, 7 yrs.
old, gentle for children, guar-
anteed sound $125; 2 female
both bred;
carts and harness. Reasonable.
Z. M. Addy, Preston.

Reg. polled Hereford Cows,
bulls, heifers. Domino blood-
line. Good color and confor-
mation. Reasonable price or
trade for Shetland pony
mares. J. Ewing Arnold, Rt.
3, Marietta. Ph. Smyrna 5-
8703.

3 Tobbenburg Nannies, 2 fresh
with Kids about 2 mos. old.
Reasonable. Zack Roberts, Rt.

4 mos. old purebred Toggen-

burg Kid milk goats, $8 ea.,

or 2 for $15. H. D. Guthrie,

f Pine Lake. Ph. 43-7710.

One milk Goat and nannie,
6 wks. old. $10 for both at
my place. L. L. Thompson,
Rt. 1, Box 44, Warm Springs.

Several hundred 2 yr. old
Southwestern Ewes, big type
and good, $22.50 ea.; Black-
face and White-face yearlings,
excellent quality, ready to
breed, $20 to $24 ea.; 46 Reg.
Suffolk Ewes and 30 lambs
1-3 yr. old. R. E. Tribble, Rt.
5, Cumming. Ph. 6871 after
6 P.M.

Saanan milk Goat, giving
2% ats. a day, more with
good feed Has 2 kids, 4 mos.
old, $25 for the 3. Claude
Gibson, Smyrna. Ph. 5-024i.

Fine stock milk goats, both
Saanan and Toggenburg type
and good milkers. L. M. Cagle,
Rt. 4, Cherokee Mills Rd.,
Canton. Ph: 205;

One Toggenburg billy. pure-
bred, for sale. J. M. Daniel,
Rt. 3, College Park. Ph. PO-
1-5502.

Young Toggenburg _ buck,
not reg., 2% mos. old, from a
5-at. doe L. Lynn, 401
Hamilton Ave., Waycross.

150 Ref. Suffolk yearling
rams, good breeding. R. L.
Jackson, Flint River Farms,
Rt. 1, Jonesboro. Ph. 6217.

Milk Goat with 6-wk. old
kid, giving 4 qts daily: more
with good care, $30. Howard
Kilgore, 1948 Lakewood Ter.,

SE, Atlanta. Ph. Ma. 7-7221.}

2 fresh milk goats, Nubian
and Toggenburg cross with
2nd kids, both does and horn-
less. Now giving 4 ats. daily.
Do not write. Phone or see
about 5 PM any dav. D.
Bagley, MD, Austell, Ph. 2315.



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casion,

tival.



40 common Goats. Make oe

fer. J: H.. Pace, *Jr.,

RFD 2,
Bronwood.

Reg Hampshire Pigs from
championship stock. o type
Bill Pickrell, Rt. 2, Cochran.
Ph. Webster 4-2615. :

39 feeder pigs, 12 wks. old,
mostly half Hampshire, al-
ready castrated, $13 ea. for
lot. Roy Harrell, Fayetteville,
Ph. 4-181.

2 Reg. Landrace boars, Ti
mo. old, $100. J. T. Murphy,
D.V.M., Talmo.

Reg. Tamworths exclusively.
Weaned pigs. Unrelated boars
and gilts. J.S. Davis, Rt. 3;
Abba, Fitzgerald. Ph. 6541.

Two Reg. Hampshire boar
pigs, farrowed Feb. 9th and
22nd. Out of Clemson Packer
4th No. 722005; first place
winner in Gwinnett Co. Fair
1056; out of good bloodine of
sows, $25 ea. Reg in buyers
name. At farm. Aurey Plott,
erie Ph. Lawrenceville

SPC pigs sired ae Reserve
Grand Champion of Missiouri.

Dam by Grand Champion

Premier sire of Nebraska. Reg.
in buyers name M. J. Black-
mon, 4 mi. SE of Pinehurst.
Ph; 730:

5 Reg. Hampshire boars, 9
wks. old, from prize winning
stock. Edward Benns, P.~O.
Box 165, Butler.

Purebred Tenn. Walking
Stallion, Reg. No. 491549,
foaled April 27, 1949. Sell at
bargain or trade for Pony.
B. C. Parks, 73 Main St., Elli-
jay. Ph. 229.

Palomino gelding, $100; 2-
yr. old Roan filly, halter brok-
en only, $100; Sorrel working
stock horse, works cattie, lots
of experience, $150. G. W.
West, Jr., Rt. 6, Peachtree-
Dunwoody Rd., NE, Atlanta.

Mare mule, one-eyed, extra |W.

good plow mule; also large
mare mule, work anywh-r
sound. They will not work as
a pair. Fred F. Virden, Mar-
shallville.

2 Shetland ponies and 2
pony carts with harness. A.

|B. Wiley, Rt. 3, Carnesville.

Horse mule, 11 yrs. old,
sound, smart, $75; with 1-
horse wagon, in running sha-
pe, original body, $40. Ship-
ping chgs. extra. Charles Hol-
land, Rt. 1, Byronville.

2-yr old, brown and white
47 in. mare pony, very. gen-
tle, (small children now rid-
ing). Pony and saddle $275.,
or will sell separately. Tal-
madge Stephens, Bethlehem.

Reg Tenn. Walking horse, 7
yrs. old. Price reasonable.

A.| Charlie E. Coleman, Rt. 2, Ce-

dartown. Ph. 1632.



bulls.
Ibany.

Poultry Festival

(Continued From Page

deliver the principal address of the oc:

At 8:00 p.m. Sordeday, an old fashion-
ed square dance will be held at the Gain-
esville civic building. This dance will con-
_ tinue until midnight, and will be the last _
feature of the 1957 Georgia Poultry Fes-

Farm Storage Facility

(Continued From Page D2

through the county office or through a ae t
local bank. Loans may be obtained on al
storage for wheat, corn, oats, rye, barley,
soybeans, grain
- | beans, rice, peanuts, cottonseed, flaxseed,
and winter cover. crop seeds, -
Farmers in most States can borrow up

sorghums, dry

eG

Bay mare, blaze face, See {-

mane, white sox, 2 yrs., 3 mos.
old, Peavine strain, 3- gaited
saddle horse, elig. to Reg.,,
broke to ride, perfectly gen-
tle, wt. 1000 Ibs. or more
when grown, $200 if sold in
one month. W. B. Cochran, Rt,
1, Douglasville. 4 mi, So. of
Lithia Springs.

Brown and white spotted
Shetland Pony, approx. 11
yrs. old, gentle, with practi-
cally new saddle and bridle,
$200. Robert N. Gilbert, Fay-
ettevile, Rd., Jonesboro. ae

Fine yearling Walking Hor-
se filly colt, gray, $125; also
Shetland pony mare, gentle,
aan): Mrs. A. C. Hames, Grays
ville. :

Gentle, dark colored horse, | _

8 yrs. old, plow and ride, in-
clude briddle and saddle $100.
Bobby Joe Thompson, Rt. 2,
Cordele.

Quarter horse, Strawberry
roan, excellent roping and
cutting horse, $175; also two
quarter horses, gentle, $125
ea. Chas. I. Godwin, Rt. 3,

Conyers. Ph. 6605.

2 cream-col. Jerseys, both
fresh, with White Face male
calves, both heavy milkers
and gentle. At my place, or
write. Mrs. Ruby James, Rt.
6, Macon.

2-yr. old, Reg. Angus bull,
wt. 1100-1200 lbs. Selling to
prevent inbreeding. W. T.

Gideon, Hwy. 92, Fayetteville.

Ph. 3321.

Holstein - Guernsey milk
Cow,4 yrs. old, calved late
Feb., 3rd calf, gentle, rich
heavy milker, TB and Bangs
tested; also bred milk Goat,
good disposition. Both reason-
able. Mrs. Ruby Johnson, 129
Lloyd Rd., Decatur.

Reg. Hereford
ages, top cond.
price; also Reg. Hereford
pigs, 12 wks. old, $25. ea. Mrs.

A. Ward, Jr. % Ward
Meade Farm, Marietta, Rt. 3.
Ph. 8-8772.

Reg. polled Hereford bull,
10 mos.. old, best bloodlines
and health papers. Guaranteed
breeder. H. Merrick, Rt. 4,
Cuthbert.

Two 16 mos. old, choice Reg.
Angus bulls, good breeding
and conformation. See 2 mi.
No. of Cordele. Palmer H.
Greens, P.O. Box 204, Cor-
ele

Jersey milch cow, freshened
may 5th, 5 gal. milk daily,
$125. Harvey Brooks, Rt. 2,
Deshong Rd. Stone Mountain.

Good young milk cow with
first calf, crossed, butt-headed
and easily kept. Charlie Mal-
phus, Guyton.

Reg. beef type shorthorn
J. Frank Bennett, Al-

cattle, all

sonable. F.
Dbl. eg polled Hereford

ers; Cows with calf at side
and re-bred, bred heifers.
Herd cert. and accredited. 1

reasonably





edible
cent of parity.



Holstetts Wainy ie
freshen late summer and_ tall.
Also choice Holstein bull, 1/|

yr. old, nearest dams bore re- |,

re) over 20,000 Ibs. of milk. |
of heifers vaccinated. E

Rogers, RFD, 1, Plains, =

is sey cow with calf ak ile
old, also one that will freshen
in next 8 days.
H. Bunn, Midville. |

prea age bulls and_heif-

Popular bloodlines and rea-
sonable prices Herd Sire
GMR Advanrol 104th. Rufus
E. Roberson, Box 14, Odum.
Ph. Juno 4-2392, Juno 4-2151.

Reg. Jersey pull, No.
559563, McRee and _ Royal
Basil Gem, born Feb. 24, 1954.

ne
Sire, Thomas Royal Basil. Pat

.B. and blood tested, iis a.

Price rea-

rudder othe at r
quirements for st rage
support progr AG
off over a 4-ye

| price-support level =rould:



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x McRee Buckhead, Morgan 5 a tl
O. ae Bea

Dbl. - ne aata
polled Hereford,
fine markings, good bloodlines.
ee Aen

862

old, gy eg. Angus cow, 3
yrs, old, $200. F. M. Gaines,
3889 Vineville Ave., Macon.
Ph, 5-4693. :

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WANTED





Want Angus pull ready for

service for my farm in Frank- {+

lin County. T. G._ Walters,

245 - 2nd Ave., SE, Atlanta | ue

Ga
6 mos. old, | W)

Palmetto. Ph. |'

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horse. at reas

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1957.

Georgia.



The Georgia Wiscaeeterds of Sateen rey
that large quantities of non-certified sweetpotato pl
are being offered for sale in this ares most of wi
are coming from other states. _

At the present time, sweetpotato production i in
state is being seriously threatened by a number 0!
sects and diseases of sweetpotatoes. x

For these reasons, buyers of sweetpotato plants are
warned to buy only state inspected and certified plants
Georgia certified plants are tied with red sweetpotat

lant tape showing the growers code number and tl
follows Georgia Certified Sweetpotato Plan

Plants grown out-of-state tied with gainiots i
tape of the current years issue may also Re: sold

_ The sale of non-certified plants Re in viol