Phil Campbell,

_ Commissioner






WEDNESDAY, JUNE 26, 1957

Testing Cattle For Tuberculosis

. is not and has never been available ee free tuberculosis testing of all
eattle in Georgia, _

Money. is available for a Hrdied amount of TB testing in Fewes counties:
very ee ye

rT rgia is at Seescohit a modified-accredited TB state aid retesting in sialon
very third year is to keep the state on the modified-accredited list,

oe oP Georgia Department of Agriculture will participate and pay for TB test-
ing in percentage of the herds in counties up for reaccreditation each third year,

addition the Department will participate in testing herds that are infect-
ed with TB and will perenne and pay for the Reeenry retesting until these
herds are clear.

AD. brucellosis testing is free in all counties ae a determined drive is under-
ay to free Georgia of the disease by 1960.

An approximate breakdown of funds spent for livestock disease control this
peat Hecal year is as follows:

























es




















Swine testing for brucellosis $23,000
Cattle testing for tuberculosis _ 60,000
Poultry disease laboratories 63,000

- oe eradication in cattle | 274,000



MOTAL) ; a $420,000 See











e-) * Georgia, First:
_ *PHANUTS + PEACHES * PIMIENTO PEPPER
* BROILERS = + NAVAL STORES + IMPROVED PECANS sf




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FARM

WORK

WANTED



White man, 58 yrs. old, with
wife wants job on farm to
raise hogs, do rough carpen-
try, make syrup or drive trac-

tor. Need 3-4 rm. house and
salary. J. W. Roden, 1313 Al-
lene St., S.W., Atlanta.

Man and wife, 59 yrs. old,
as caretaker on
poultry farm, garden or yard
work. No general farming.
Will have to be moved. R. S.
Bullard, C/O C. W. White, Rt.
1, Tucker.

Married man, 21 yrs. old,
wants job raising broilers. Can
drive tractor and truck and
do mechanic work. Need work
immediately. Write or see.
Seth Hunter, C/O W. T. Hut-
chins, Rt. 2, Athens.

67 yr. old man no bad hab-
its, wants light farm work on
farm, and small salary. C. J.
Leverett, 876 Allene Ave.,
S.W., Atlanta 10.

Married man in 40s with
one boy to work, wants job
in Fulton County (if possible)
on farm, with poultry or cat-
tle. No bad habits, sober. Can
give good references. Joe King
Standridge, Morton & Stand-
ridge Rd., Rt. 1, Alpharetta.

Married man, 30 yrs. old
with 1l-yr. old child, desires
position on poultry farm, 5-10
thousand hens commercial or
broilers, or 30 thousand broil-
ers. Fully quilified. 10 yrs.
experience. All offers consid-
ered. James Lyles, Rt. 1
Hoschton.

Two young man, 23 and 29
yrs. old, want work on farm,
flowers, vegetables, Nursery
stock, etc. Experienced in
such type work. Prefer Fulton
or DeKalb Co. Address, John
Richard Moses, 746 Pryor St.,
S.W.,Atlanta 15.

Man and wife want jobs on
farm anywhere. Can move at
once. D. M. Black, Rt. 1,

Lyons.

Young man wants job on
farm. Contact. Gabill Raley,

2435 Laroda Dr., Macon, Ph.
2-6430.

Single, 50 yrs. old man,
reared on farm, in good health,
wants job on farm, preferably
poultry farm, secondary, truck
farm. Can furnish best of Ref.
as to character and sobriety.
Write best offer with room,
board and laundry. David
Popham, 122 Johnson Rd.,
NW, Atlanta 18.

Single, white man, 37 yrs.
old, wants job on pultry or
other type farm. Clyde Dobbs,
1825 Shadydale Ave. S. E.,
Atlanta 15. Ph. MA-2-2177.

Want job on chicken farm.
Some Exp. Salary, house,
lights, wood, ete. Wm. Estes,
617 Telfair St., Augusta. Ph.
4-9194.

Single, 59 yr. old man, de-
sires light farm work on small
farm. Salary no object. Exp.
Ci Be Carruth, RE the
Mrs. Nancy Holloway, Flo-
villa.

White woman, alone, wants
job on farm. Willing and able
to work. $15 week. Mrs. Eva
Hill, Rt. 1, Temple.

FARM HELP

WANTED





Want white settled woman
to live on farm and do light
farm work, tend to chickens
ect. All conveniences and good



salary. 2 adults. Write. Mrs.
LeRoy Watts, Springfield.

Want farmer and fe
who like to farm #0 much
they dont mind hard work, to
help on big vegetable farm
near Atlanta. Pay man $6.00
day, wife $5.00 day and furn-
ish nice house with elec. R.
gsc Clarkston. PH. HI-

Want at once nice white
woman in good health for
light farm work. Live in home
with me and receive $20.00
month salary. Mrs. Zel Ben-
nett, Rt. C, Box 106, Griffin.

Want experienced. _ dairy
hand. Will pay $45.00 week
and furnish 3-room house and
lights. Gene Von Waldner, Rt.
4, Stiles, Savannah.

Want farm labor, 30-50 yrs.
old man with small family,
for work on So. Ga. farm.
$4.50 day with raise to $3.50
day after.90 days if satisfac-
tory. Write. George Varn, Box
205, Folkston.

Want sober, industrious man
with some carpenter Exp. to
work around farm. Board,
room and salary ecommensur-
ate with ability. J. G. Davis,
6243 Tilly Mill Rd. Doraville.
Ph. GL 7-2976.

Want white woman, under
40 to do light farm work on
small farm. Room, board and
salary. Accept woman with
one small child. W. B. Jones,
Rt. 2, McBean.

EQUIPMENT |

FOR SALE





Dixie No. 2 and No. 3 can-
sealer, good as new, all parts,
ve B. Gunnin Sr., Daniels-
ville.

Sears Corn Sheller, $45; up-
right Grist Mill $50; 5 HP elec.
Motor for same; $100; Ham-
mer Mill, $50. BE. B. Shoemak-
er, Rt. 2, West Point.

1952 Ford tractor with 1955
model Dearborn loader and
several other pieces for sale
and want to buy 2 good trac-
tor tires 10 x 28 or 12 x 28,
also a farm Jeep. C. E. Ste-
wart, Mill St., Jonesboro. PH
PO 6-3686,

_ 504 Poultry cages, 30 light
fixture receptacles, 3 automa-
tic time clocks, 65 ea. cage.
Marion L. Anderson, Sylvania.
PH 3466.

Allis-Chalmers, 60 in all
grain combine, good cond.,
large apron almost new now
in use For quick sale, $200
Wallace Gray, Box 415, New-
nan. Ph. 678.

Allis-Chalmers pickup bal-
er, $500.; AllisChalmers B
Tractor $175.; Irrigation Pump
$150; Dbl. flat Cotton Trail
plow $75.; No. 6 Distiller, $50;
No. 70 Oliver Tractor $550.
James D. Hall, Rt. 1, Buchan-
an, on Hwy. 27 just N. of river.

Intn] 42 Combine with en-
gine cut 30-40 acres grain, in
good cond., $500. Riley C. Cou-
ch, Senoia.

1954 farm tractor and 28 ft
Fruehauf, covered stock rack
trailer, good cond. Priced to
sell. B. L. Stiving, Bishop. PH
Athens SOUTH 9-2766.

45 HP John Deere Skid
Motor, good running cond.,
$150. A. G.- Ellis, Rt.3, Box
266, Alpharetta. Ph. 2112.

Sherman Back Hoe, 54-B, 2
buckets, one 24 in., one 16 in
Digger is mounted on 1952
Ford tractor. Sell or trade trac
tor and digger together or sep-
arately. See any time J
Nixon, 6195 Bakers Ferry Rd.,
Rt. 1, Ben Hill PO 6-4382.

Oliver Peanut Combine,
complete with motor belts, etc.
$800. Earl Cannon, Jr., Ab-
beville.

A. C. Combine, size 60, pow-
er driven, good cond. Sell
cheap. C. P. Stowers, Rt. 7,
Gainesville.

10-can milk dairy cooler,
3/4 ton Frigidaire, good cond.
$75. G. B. Baldridge, Rt. 2,



Decatur. BU 9-9415.

i

le used, 4 , 1 traf
wheels ale ons

mule Dice ete Sell or ex








for livestock or corn and get
corn later. Shellie Branch,
Rt. 1, Glennvile 7 4455

10 x 28 tractor tire and




bu. good field peas.
Lester L. Chapman, 630 E. Fo-
rest St., (Oakdale) Savannah.

John Deere No. 5 rear
mounted Mowing Machine
and Windrower, extra blades,
practically new. Adaptable to
nings, awson. PH 257 or 328-

New Holland Silage Har-
vester, used one season; New
Holland Mowing machine,
1500 ft. irrigation 6 in pipe
$50; David Bradley, 2-whee
trailer with tires never used,
$75. R. L. Jackson c/o Flint
River Farm, Rt. 1, Jonesboro.
Ph 6217.

Dairy Milk Coolers: West-
ing house, water circulating
5-can; Victor 4-can with ice
bank; DeLeval, water circu-
lating, 8-can, also, 32 10-gal.
milk cans. W. G. Vaughan Rt.
2, Madison. PH 392 W-3

Ensilage Harvester, Intnl:,
used on 50 acres or less, good
cond., priced right for quick
sale. J. C. Carreker, Rt. 2,
Macon. PH W. E. 2786.

One Frick saw mill with 60
HP Intnl motor, Complete
with belts, ready to saw, for
sale. Contact or see Randolph
Saunders, Wright St., Winder.

One self-propelled Hi-Boy

ing. Will sacrifice Terrell
Swindle, Rty City. PH 2144.

24 in. 10-dise. King bush
and bog harrow; Case field sil-
age cutter; Cattle squeeze
shoot. C. J. Steed, Rt. 3, Car-
rollton. PH Roopville 2134.

1949 Cub tractor, cultiva-
tors, plow and harrow, all good
cond. Monroe Bohannon, RFD
2. Box 210, Blairsville. 3

One automatic Can Sealer.
Seals No. 1, 2, 3, size tin cans.
Used very little. Good cond.
G. M. Moseley, Menlo.

6-row tractor cotton duster
in good cond, $500; New Hol-
land automatic Hay Baler,
$500; Wheel Barrow, all steel
but handles; Seed fork and 2-
horse and Mule-drawn Har-
row; 18 in. cut-off saw; Farm
bell. $10. Ald good cond. Mrs.
W. A. Wages, Jefferson. |

One 2 HP Stover gasoline
engine for farm use; $50; one
John Deere tiller on steel, five
22 in. disc, needs minor re-
pairs dise good as new, $40.
Both in good cond. W. T.
Moore, Rt. 1, Gray. PH 3193.

4T-4951 Caterpillar with
Dozier blade, 7-yd pan. Tires
almost new, good cond., $6,500
or will take small farm tractor
in trade. Can del by June 15.
Can be seen working. Joe B.
Phillips, P. O. Box 197, Stone-
wall, PH PO 1-3459.

Sears Incubator 90-95 egg
cap, bought last April, used
twice, $20 L. W. Mooty, RD 2,
Franklin, 2 mi. N. of Frank-
-lin on Hwy 27.

12-can Milk Cooler, $150.
M. A. Sidwell, Rt. 4, Madison.

TD-14A Intn] Crawler trac-
tor with blade and dbl. drum
control unit. A quantity of
spare parts go with this. See
at my farm near Shell Bluff.

F.| John R. Bennett, 2710 Walton

Way Augusta.

1/2 HP Homart elec. well
pump, complete with 30 gal.
glass-lined tank, 45 ft. dbl pipe
jet foot valve, etc $145.; 1/2
HP Briggs-Stratton gas eng.
$38. Both suitable for gen.
farm work, irrigation, etc.
used only 3 hrs. J. T. Manning,

12,000 cap. Big Dutchman au
tomatic Chick

feed trough chain drive,
|W. E. Steele, Rt. 4,



sie and 50-gal. pot and some

tube, poe cond., $45; or exch. |,
ford

any type tractor. Henry Jen- b

Duster, used one season, good |.
cond. Built for custom dust-

Dallas Rd. Marietta. Ph. 9-6464 |B



















































vators and plante
attachment for
tractor. | 2

soe tt a
Park, Rt. 3, Avondale
Rt. 3, Macon. PH 6-28'

V.A.C. Case tractor
model and 2-row sin;
tion scalloped disc
both good cond. $225
wheel tractor trailer,
body, ball hitch, m
almost new, $75. Trade
for cows or calves. Jc
Ashley, Box 66, Dexter.

Bradley garden _ tract
3/4 HP turning plow,
buster, cultivator, he
cycle bar, $175. L.
934 Stewart Ave., SW, .
PH Nise DR 8 1066.

1944 V. A.C. ;
new rear tires, plante
cultivators, Runs and
well. Make offer. S. W.
wood, Rt. 1, McDonough

1942 model 1/2 ton, |
junked farm truck. Go
all glasses, still floor,

good tires, body rusty.
Come and see. Cec ss
right, Rt. 5, Newn

2-disc Dearborn plow fi
or Ferguson tractor.
swap for mowing
blade for Super ~
tractor. Preston _
Rt. 3, Box 178, Colleg
PH Jonesboro 5111.
Allis Chalmers G
good cond., layoff plo
Whizz cultivator,






































Complete Gravely
with 1 cycle head ani
head, 1953 Ferguson
and mowing machin
Coastal Bermuda p
good cond. Sell fo
exe Bani, 1215) Ni
. R. Daniel, 1- NeW
St., Brunswick. PH 317
Want 1000-1500
Grain Bin. : Advise
price. M. W. Peck,
PH 2552.

Want used 1/2 H
Well pump with 3






































sonable price
cond. Must be |
pick up in Atlan
Rt. 1, Warne, N.
of Towns Co. Ga

Want sub-soler fo
tractor straight be
Must be in good
reasonable price.
wered. H.
Suches.

Want _ trailer-
mower, single ni



preferred, also hai



brooder, eo ft. |b










d metal roof.

Schofield, Rt. 4, Syl-





18 Tree Planter,
State whether lift
. W. L. Wynne,




Lespedeza and
Germ. 90 pct., 13





preg ec.
, : je,
8. Butler, 466
. NE, Atlanta 7. PH.

e collard seed,
., 15 thls 2 tbls.
|; also white Li-
., $1.25 PP. Mrs.
2 bu. bags, Germ.
bu. S. E. Dyer, Rt. 3,



rS 9 oe



Fe. eB Pe cssnal





ed half-running
Oc cup. Add post-
Martin, Rt. 1, Tal-

lay peas, recleaned

ire with 92 pct. Germ.,

bu. bags $4.25 bu. at
A.



, Jack-







ti i g beer seed,
UPR. Mts Keedie
gourd seed, large
large red and yel-
_ tomatoes plants,







R OUTGROW YOUR NEED
MADE FROM MILK



|S. W. Wright,





*|Cabbage, Eggplant, Hot Pep-

|Horehound. 75e doz. No less

_ | ville.
| Want 3,000 sweet potato
slips known as the Nancy

| tato, at once. Ship C. O.D.



mm, ec Hh late | me
rowder, Germ ob a ary

: .. Gar
Purple Hull, Germ 86 a:
40 cupful, 2 cups 75, plus
40 a cupful for P vipa rs.
t. 1, Talla-



poosa. PH. 6898.

Ground hot Pepper $1 Ib.;
Sage $2 Ib. Add postage. Miss
Nellie Keith, Alvaton.

. Good tender cornfield bean
seed, Speckle and mixed Cut-
shorts, 65c cupful ea. Add
postage. Mrs. Preston South-
erland, Rt. 3, Ellijay.

Iron Clay peas, pure seed
98.51 pet. Germ 89.00 pet.,
2 bu. bags $4 at my farm.
Jack Cates, Rt. 1, Hawkins-
ville. PH. Twilight 3-5393.

Gourd seed; Long Handle
and Martin 25c cupful; also
4 lb. lard box of yellow root
for 75c; middling meat at 40c
lb. Add postage on all. Roy
T. Pruitt, Rt. 1, Buford.

Sage plants, Catnip bunches
and Black Raspberries, 6, $1;
Condon giant Mastodon ever-
bearing strawberry plants, $1
C. Add postage. Mrs. Mae
Turner, Rt. 6, Gainesville.

Govt. Inspt. sweet potato
plants, 75c M. at my home;

No orders less than 500. L. C.
Strayhorn, Rt. 1, Gainesville.

Jerusalem Artichoke plants,
$1.75 C., 200, $3, $12 M. PP.
any amount, $1 C. at my
|home. C. W. Page, 149 N.
Ave., NE, Atlanta 8. PH. TR-
4-6152.

Flat Dutch and Copenhagen
cabbage, Ga. Sweet collard
plants 300, $1; $3 M.; Rutgers
tomatoes, 300, $1.50; 500, $2.
$4 M. No orders less than $1.
None shipped without post-
age. Mrs. Nancy Henderson,
Rt. 3, Box 124, Ellijay.

Fall tomato plants, Oxheart,
15e doz.; Marglobe also Col-
Jards, 40 C.; Parsley plants
15e doz. Add postage. Fred
Witherspoon, 308 Holderness
St., SW, Atlanta 10. PH. PL-
3-5251.

Blakemore strawberry plants
$1.50 C.; Mastodon $1.25 C.,
Klondike $1 C.; Brown-strip-
ed Half-Runner beans, Germ.
87 pct., 60c cupful, Catnip 30c
bunch. Add postage. Mrs. Lee
Hood, Rt. 1, Gainesville.

Old fashioned shellott On-
ions, 35 lb. or 3 1b. for $1.
Mrs. W. P. Humphreys, Stone
Mountain.

Broccoli, Brussels Spts.
Celery, Cauliflower, Rutger
tomatoes, Collards, Salsify,

per, Bell and Pimento, 35
doz.; Herbs; Chives, Sage,
Sweet Basel. Lemon Balm,

$1 orders. Mrs. H. V. Frank-
lin, Sr., Register, Rt. 1, Box
20,

Rutger tomato plants. Mar-
ket price at my farm. E. B.
Wetherford, Rt. 2, Gainesville.

Brown-top millet, 5c lb. See

at farm. James E. Meeks, High
Schoals.

SEED & PLANTS

WANTED





Want Sorghum Cane seed,
variety that produces good
syrup for home use. Give
price. J. H. Swindell, Glenn-

Hart or old white sweet po-

W. B. Scandrett, Rt. 1, Kenne-

Want 50-100 bu. seed Rye.
Write what you have the best



500 for $1.25; $2 M. shipped. |



Livestock

FOR SALE



Guernsey bull, Highlanders
Rex, 469617, born Nov. 8,
1950, get of Klondike High-
lander 322728, dam, Fairwold
Moonlights Pat. 909947. Mar-
vin Kirkland, Rt. 1, Douglas.
PH: 0222-R.

Reg. Jersey, born May 4,
1955, Magnolia Standard
Frances Inna, giving 3-1/2
gal. day. Been fresh with first
calf 40 days. Cow only $250.
Tested for Bruccellosis. Any
other information furnished
on request. J. C. Hilburn, Rt.
2, Cedartown. PH. 5-2757.

Reg. Angus: 4 cows, 4-6
yrs. old, 2 with calves at foot,
2 to calve soon; One heifer
and bulls of service age. All
priced to sell. Z. M. Addy,
Preston.

Purebred Guernsey cow,
top bloodline. Dam, Willing-
hams Emorys Mary 1156002;
Sire, Riegeldale Emorys Ca-
valero 412276, paternal Great
Granddam, Green Meadow
Melba 384421. Is now spring-
ing with 4th calf. See at farm
4 mi. W. on Bohannan Rd.
from Fairburn. James A. Phil-
lips, Rt. 1, Palmetto. PH.
Fairburn 4241.

Holstein dairy heifers, fresh
and springers. TB and Blood-
tested. E. L. Rogers, RFD 1,
Plains.

10 Hampshire pigs, 6 wks.
old, well marked and healthy.
Both Dam and Sire are from
winning, select bloodlines.
Can be Reg. in buyers name,
$12.50 ea. $22 pr. or $100

Smith, Rt. 3, Ellijay.

Bred Landrace gilt, $125;
also Beltsville boar of service
age. Basil Steed, Fitzgerald.
PE 3905. =

OIC breeding. stock from
Reg., short nose, med. type,
stock from as good as any in
the Southeast. Boars ready
for serv. $45, also small shoats,
either sex, $25 ea. Will Reg.,
treat and crate. Paul F. Corn,
Rt. 1, Commerce.

Reg. Tamworths exclusively.
Unrelated boars and gilts. J.
S. Davis, Abba, Rt. 3, Fitz-
gerald. PH. 6541.

Bred Tamworth, Yorkshire,
gilts and sows; also 1 Tam-
worth and one Beltsville No.
1 boar. J. E. Gunby, C/O Mo-
del Farm, Rt. 1, Sharpsburg.
PH. Newnan 3006-W.

Fat, thrifty, fast growing
pigs for sale. W. J. Lyle, Rt. 1,
near Possum Lake, C/O Ora-
land Farm, Lilburn.

for

Reg. Landrace hogs,
Ray

sale. Terrell Swindle,
City. PH 2144.

3 Palomino mares 49-53 in.
tall, bred to 38 in. stallion;
Also, 3 bred mares, 40, 47
and 60 in. tall; 1 gelding, 54
in. tall, $75 ea. and up. G. M.
Housley, Rt. 6, Marietta. PH.
7-2144.

Horse mule, well-trained,
10 yrs. old. around 950 Ibs.
$150, or trade for slower gait-
ed mule, approx. same age
and wt. Prefer mare mule.
D. A. Pittman, Rt. 1, County
Line Rd., Douglasville.

Reg. mare, Tenn. Walker,
roan, 4 stockings, blaze flax
tail, Bred to Blizzard Dell-
mar (owned by Dr. Conway
Hunter of the Atlanta Shrine
Mounted Partol). Gentle with
children and adults alike. Also
saddle, $250. Virgil Piper, At-
lanta Hwy., Covington. PH.
3600.

8 Reg. polled heifers and
2 bulls.- All high type, top
breeding, abowt 17 mos. old;
Also, 9 Reg. Hampshire rams
and some ewes. Priced to sell.
Horace B. Smith, Cleveland
Rd:,. Talton...PH. 1506 JZ or



Bunn, Midville,.



for the lot. Will not ship. Carl i

; At stud: Red Lights Noble
Rex, Reg. No. 36083, Chestnut
Stallion, representing one of

greatest producing families of
the breed. Grandson Noble
Kalarama. Your inspection in-
vited. Thomas G. Watkins, Jr.,
Flat Shoals Rd., Rt. 2, Deca~
tur. PH. BU-9-6692.

At stud: Golden Palomino,
exc, conformation, 5-gaited
American saddler. Good pro-~
ducer. Guarantee service of
stallion. Free trailer service
and will board mares. Phone
or write for appointment. B.
H. Hill, 2641 Bob-O-Link Dr.,
Macon. PH. 5-5394.

One black heifer, for sale.
George M. Long, Rock Mill
Rd., Rt. 4, Box 242, Alphar-
etta. PH. 4815.

Big Holstein heifers, top
quaility, will start freshening
July first. Mostly calfhood
vaccinated, TB and Bangs
free. Call Madison 2603 for
directions to farm. R. B. Cur-
tis, Farmington.

Reg. Hereford bull. about 3
yrs. old for sale. G. H. Clark,
1423 Atlanta Rd., Griffin. PH.
5407.

Extra good milch cow, fresh
in, second calf, easy to milk,
half Reg. Guernsey and half
Reg. Holstein, $100 for quick
sale. G. T. Kiembtel, Rt. 1,
Hot Mtn., Dacula.

-2 good milk Goats, one
fresh June 11, 1957, other to
freshen any day, good milk-
ers, $20 ea. at farm, 1/4 mi.
S. Carrollton on Hwy. 27. An-
drew Hamrick, Rt. 3, Carroll-
ton. PH. Ter. 22772.

75 head of nice cattle, for
sale. John Goldin, Rt. 2, Tem-
ple. PH. 4498.

Purebred Nubian male milk
goat, 3 yrs. old, naturally
hornless, $50 at my _ place.
Geo. D. Barfield, Rt. 3, Louis-









Cert. purebred Santa Gi
trudis bull, dees red colo:
W. Morris, C/O Double
Farms, P.O. Box 119, Carro
ton. PH. Ter. 2-2852.

Bandar No. 6213 Reg. Ara
bian stallion, dark chestnut,
15 hands, 7 yrs. old, a nd-
son of famous Raffles. Stud
fee, $25 with return pr
leges. Mares boarded at 5!
day. Willard Strain, 609 Mu
ray Hill Drive, Dalton. PH.
367. ;

Saddle horse, saddle, bridle
and 3-wk. old Colt, $200. H.
G. Hendon, Rt. 1, Jonesboro.
(See behind Baptist Church
after 5 oclock, 6 mi. below
Riverdale). i

One Bay and one Black and
White 3-yr. old, 44 in. She
land gelding, broke to rid
$185 ea. Robt. K. Smith, C/O
Journeys End Farm, Ameri-
cus.

Shetland mare, black and
white, 40 in. high filly colt
by her side; black, lemon
spotted and one black and
white mare, 40 in. high, both
to bring colt in August: one
stallion, black, 35 in. high. 5
mi. West of Carnesville on
Post Rd. At home after 3:30
P.M. Jim Canady, Rt. 1, Toc-
coa. :










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Palomino, high school horse,
gelding, (used in Shrine
Mounted Patrol), $350: Also,
Shetland Palomino gelding a-
bout 7 yrs. old, good looks,
gentle, western saddle and
bridle, $250. Ross Dismuke,
C/O Dismukes Ins. Agency,
Albany. 5

Reg. Suffolk Ram, papers
furnished. R. L. Jackson, C/O
Flint River Farm, Jonesboro.
PH. 6217.

2 Nannies, 1 weathered goat,
and 1 Togenburg Billy. Rea-
sonable. Zack Roberts, Fair-
burn. Ph. 2262. See







































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BRUCELLOSIS

Counties Free
Of Disease
4Wilkinson, Towns,

Oconee, Evans



Counties in which area testing is now underway include:

Appling Gordon Pickens

Barrow _ Gwinnett Pierce

Berrien Hart Pulaski

Brantley Heard Putnam

Bryan Habersham Quitman

Bulloch Hall Rabun

Burke Irwin Rockdale

Butts Jackson Stephens

Candler Jeff Davis Talbott

Cherokee Jenkins Taliaferro

Clarke Johnson Toombs :
Crawford Lamar Turner

Coffee Laurens Union

Chattooga Liberty Walker

Colinabte Long Washington

Dawson Lumpkin Wayne
Dodge Madison Wheeler :
Dooly Marion White ie
Elbert Miller Wilcox 3
Franklin Montgomery ; ;
Glascock Peach

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mares, one stud cole, $200 up.

_ W. Haley, O. D., Ashburn. PH.



PAGE FOUR.





FOR SALE



One Reg. Dap. stallion, 6

At Farm, at River Bridge on
_. Campbellton Rd., R. W. Cald-
_ well, Douglasville.

8 good milk goats, giving
_ 2-1/2. - 4 qts. daily; purebred
- Saanan with 2 nannies, 3 mos.
old. Will be Reg. One good
- Saanan and one Toggenburg
with 3 nannies, 4 mos. old by
Reg. billy. Can be seen any
time. Inquiries answered. J.



202 L or 140 L.

One male Goat about 2 yrs.

old, brownish-black, large,

10 FOB my place. H. F. Seay,
Rt. 2, Ellenwood.

: Wille.

Reg. Saanan buck kid,
-Thunderskey Petrole blood-
line, Bangs and TB tested.

_ Reg. in buyers name. Reason-

able. P. D. Hearn, Rt. 3, Mari-

etta, Farm Lane Hwy. PH.
HE-5-5994.

eS

WANTED





Want one Reg. Red Poll
pull, 2-4 yrs. old. State full
articular. H. J. Parrish, Rt.
, Cairo. PH. 2-2954.

y Want to buy or borrow

Reg. SPC boar pig. Write at
once. George Ferguson, Rt. 1,
Cave Spring. ~

Want good Jersey milch
cow at reasonable price. Call
er write. Dana Richards, Rt.
2, Fayetteville. Ph. Fairburn
3498.

Want Reg. Guernsey male
ealf, 6-9 mos. old, deep red
with plenty white, from good
-. bloodlines. Write what you
have and price. H. W. Thur-
mond, Farmington,

POULTRY

FOR SALE





Hatch Clarets, Boston R. H.
Blues, Clipper R. H. and
erosses. Will sell very reason-
ably. D. A. Pittman, Rt. 1,
County Line Rd., Douglas-
ville.

Three trios purebred Dark
Cornish bantams 1957 hatch,
$10 trio; also 6 hens, same
bloodline, 1956 hatch, $5 ea.;
4 prs. Black Cochin bantams,
1956 hatch, $10 pr. All above
birds bred from my Show
Winners. J. Homer Morgan,
405 E. Elm St., Rockmart.

200 Durr Keystone white
Leghorn pullets, ready to lay,
2 ea. . T. Peterson, 3496

esley Chapel Rd., Decatur.
PH. BU-9-1859.

95 White Leghorn pullets,
9 wks. old June 13, 90c ea.
No shipments. William M. Se-
well, rear 3005 Sewell Rd.,
SW, Atlanta.

Taking orders for delivery
July 11, 22, and August 7 for
4,000 started White Leghorn
pullets at 15 wks. old. All high
production type, completely
vaccinated and de-wormed,
$1.55 ea. E. H. Gray, Conyers.
PH..6941.

460 Paramenter R. I. Reds,
hatched Sept. 24, 1956, nearly
9 mos. old. All vaccinated and
wormed, $1.85 ea. These are
the finest of layers, around
90 pct. production now. Mel-
vin Burke, Rt. 1, Wadley.

24 White Rock DeKalb pul-
lets, 5 mos. old Ist. of July,
$1.50 ea.; also 24 White Rock
hens, 1 yr. old Feb., $1.25
ea if take all. Mrs. Roy

LIVESTOCK



July 1, Lexington:

Course.

_ annual poultry



Agrionltaral
CALENDAR

June 28, Albany Stock Yards Jeands:
race Swine Sale, 2 p.m.

July 11, Thomasville; July 12, States-
boro Fertilizer conferences.

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

July 19, Athens Beef Caitle Short

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

Aug. 11-13, Radium Springs Georgia
Feed Ass'n. convention.

Aug. 19-22, Rock Eagle Park Second

July 9, Covington:

institute.







Four white Ducks, 3 ducks
and 1 drake, last years hatch,
Also, 3 Bantam roosters,
cheap at my place. Cant ship.
Julia S. Wheat, Rt. 3, Chats-
worth.

20 White ducks, 1-12 wks.
old, 50c and 75 ea. Will not
ship. Cecil A. Boatright, Rt. 5,
Newnan.

Turkey poults, 85 ea.; tur-
key eggs for setting 20c ea.;
turkey hens 50 lb., toms 30c
lb. At my farm. Mrs. J. E.
Carter, Rt. 4, Box 487, Me-
Murry Dr., Sw, Atlanta 11.
PL 5-9237.

50 mixed Bantam hens,

good layers, young, 75c ea.
Mrs. Grace Frazier, Rt. 5,
Thomaston.

Jap bantam baby chicks,
good size, 50c ea.; also, vari-
ous kinds baby Bantams, 10c
up; Baby turkeys, $1 ea .or
2, $1.75. Cannot ship. Mrs.
Myrtle Summers, Rt. 1, Gray-
son. (Between Snellville and
Centerville).

3 Buff Cochin, feather-leg-
ged Bantam roosters, 3 mos.
old, $1.50 ea. Tommy Cloer,
Ellijay.

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POULTRY

WANTED



Want 10 or 15 Bantams, or
mixed bantams. State price
in letter. Glenn C. Ford, RFD
2, Logansville.

Want to exch. male Goat,
6 mos. old for Bantams. Write
what you have. Jesse Paul
Jackson, RR 1, Box 4657,
Jonesboro.

Want 4 goslings and 1 gan-
der, 3 hens, the old time
Goose type, prefer the gray
and white. State ages and
price. Mrs. O. C. Barfoot, 704
Moore Ave., Augusta.



GAME, FOWL, etc.

FOR SALE



10 day old Chukar Part-
ridge chicks, $50 C., FOB.;
lots less than 100 for 65c ea.;
Japanese (Coturnix) quail
breeders and chicks. Walter
Lyon Bloom, Rt. 3, Marietta.
PH-8-0886.

Northern Bob White Quail,
8 wks. old, reasonable. Safe
delivery guaranteed. J. E.
Akins, 1531 Athens Ave., SW,
Atlanta 10.

White King pigeons, utility
type, $4 pr., blocky type $6
pr. also few Silvers. Do not



a Covington, Rt. 2, near
Sflem Camp Ground. PH.
6045.



sell on Sunday. L. P. Mingle-
dorff, Alma Hwy., Douglas.





Ringneck pheasant hatching
eggs $1.60 doz.; also young
birds 25c, 40c, 50 and 75 ea.

J. H. Roquemore, KrD No. 2,
Americus,

50 good utility banded
Whtie King pigeons, some on
squabs and eggs now, $1.25
ea.; also White Fan-=Tail, Rac-
ing Homers, India Mucee, Mo-
dena and Tipplers, $1.50 ea.;
Ringneck Doves $2.75 pr. Mrs.
Helen Street,
Hwy., Atlanta 6.

Common pigeons, mated and
working, 75e pr. Johnny Pen-
tecost, Thomson. |

2 prs., 2 bucks extra large
Chinchillas (gray) purebred,
2 mos. old; one buck and one
doe, $4 pr.; extra bucks $1.50
ea. at my place. Will not ship.
Lee R. Davis, 634 Washington
a SW, Atlanta PH JA-5-

533.

Ringneck pheasants, 1 wk.
old and up; also 30 purebred
Warhorse game chickens, 2-12
wks. old, $40 for lot. J. S.
Harris, Rt. 2, Box 78, Ross-
ville.

Pheasant eggs, 15c ea.; also
Northern Bobwhite quail eggs
25 ea. Mrs. J. L. Taylor, Rt.
2. Bare Valley. PH. TA- 5-
5804

Racing Homers, $3 pr.
(Most of these birds are out
of 500 mi. birds), Silver and
Auto Sex Kings, $4 pr.,
youngsters $3 pr.; Rollers $3
pr., youngsters $1 ea. Homer
and King cross $1 pr. J. E.
Dooley, 626 W. Ridgewood
Ave., Gainesville. Day PH.
LEnox 2-6112. Night PH. LE-
nox 4-5038.

| 5289 Lamar. St; Decatur. Ph.

-| Jap King. Coturnix Quail,

2956 Buford



















































with ea., pr. birds, $22.50; 1
dbl. cage, 14 x 27 x 33 in. and

4 wks, old Shukars, $2 ea,
B. S. Cobb, -Warthen.

quail), begin to lay at 6-8
wks. old, $4 pr. H. Tonsgard,

BU-9-0953.

White Rabbits, fine breed-
ing Does, $6-$8, Bucks, $4 up.
Good sires, some of my
at $8. 2-5 mos. old, $2-$4.
Trio, $10 most any age at an:
time. All sub. to pedigree.
W. Page, 149 North Ave., NE,
Atlanta 8. PH. TR-4-6452.

Covies of 20 Bobwhite quail,
4 wks. old, $13. Shipped by
Rwy. Exp. Warner Fryer, 198
Honeysuckle Lane, College
Park. PH. PO-1-1041. >

sex guaranteed, $3 pr., $4.50
trio. Minimum _ shippec

birds. Any amount at my
place. R. M. Vandergriff, Jr.,
3507 Piedmont Rd., NE, At-
lanta 5. PH. CE-3-8327.

MISCELLANEOUS.

FOR SALE





Salt Cured and Hickory
Smoked hams, weigh around

ville:

New cro} pe Hace.

mertown.
_ Large size Pecans 20c Ib.,



GiB: Camp, Villa Rica.

5 oe Chika. pee ieee
also 48 x 31 x 24 in. cage]

2 pr., $40, or 1 pr. with this) tin
cage, $35; also have sev. 3 and |

The Wonder Quail, ant, i

26 Ibs., 85c Ib. Come see. H. | Mr
E. Smith, Rt. 1, 8. E. Tegan 3

small size 12 lb. Add postage. Fr

re

i thlamteaas aide.

10 lb. pail $2.75 PP. to 3rd | Whi'
zone. D. M. Kirkland, | Sum- ee



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