Phil Campbell, 
 
Commissioner 
 
  
 
  
    
     
    
  
     
    
   
   
    
  
    
   
  
   
  
  
    
   
    
   
     
  
   
  
  
  
     
  
   
    
  
   
  
  
  
 
CAMPBELL 
or of Agriculture 
 
sent national farm program of 
rts is Da eae aimed 
 
sp ak f for themselves, While 
Bank program has some provi- 
i be admired, in general 
 
it from under our major 
modities is an indication of pres- 
 
<in ashington. 
with et products 
 
hout the world. 
 
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iy os subsidies to all 
 
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goods or federal subsidies 
 
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the farmer. : 
 
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and less production cost. 
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in agriculture to compete un- 
 
WEDNESDAY, JULY 17, 1957 
 
NUMBER 45 
 
RMERS 10 BE PEASANTS? 
 
  
 
ona orld bogie is ee. ri- 
 
  
 
  
 
Dgtieutoacat 
 
Soe nnn 
 
July 19, Athens  Beef Coit Short 
Course, 
 
  
 
July 21-22, Atlanta  Annual meeting 
Georgia Milk Producers Inc. : 
 
  
 
July 22, Southeastern Fairgrounds, At- 
lanta  Southern Invitational Hol- 
stein Sale. 
 
Aug. 11-13, Radium Springs  Georgia 
Feed Assn. convention. 
 
  
 
August 13, Tifton  Spotted Poland 
China Sale, Georgia SPC Associa- 
. tion. 
 
August 17, Thomasville  Georgia Jer- 
sey Cattle Club Fall Sale. 
 
-Aug. 19-22, Rock Eagle Park  Second 
 
  
 
  
 
annual poultry institute. 
 
  
 
  
 
: Poul & Egg Ass'n 
 
Moving To Atlanta 
 
Headquarters of the Southeastern 
Poultry and Egg Association will move 
 
from Richmond, Va. to Atlanta, Ga., 
sometime this fall, Leland Bagwell, presi- 
dent, of Canton, Ga., announced this week. 
 
Harold Ford, of Decatur, Ga., who has 
 
served as director of organization of the 
association for the past 2-1/2 years, will 
become executive secretary of the group, 
succeeding Paul Williams, of Richmond. 
Williams, who has headed the staff for 
both the Southeastern association and the 
Virginia State Poultry Federation since 
February 1955, will continue to serve both 
organizations as legislative representative 
and editor-in-chief of the two association 
 
magazines, the Southeastern Poultryman 
-and the Virginia Poultryman. He will al- 
 
so continue to serve as executive secre- 
 
_ tary to the Virginia Federation. 
 
Bob G. Doan, of Decatur, Ga., has been 
employed as managing editor of both the 
 
(Continued On Page 4) 
 
  
 
Letter Explains Needs 
Of Leaf Warehouses 
 
The following letter received in 
my office the latter part of this past 
week is reprinted here in the belief 
that it will be of interest to ware- 
housemen as well as other representa- 
tives of the Georgia flue-cured tobac- | 
co industry. : 
 
PHIL CAMPBELL 
 
Commissioner 
 
Honorable Phil Campbell 
Georgia Commissioner of Agriculture 
Atlanta, Georgia. 
 
Dear Phil: 
 
I have today received copy of the fol- | 
lowing telegram from Mr. Joe R. Williams, | 
Director, Tobacco Division, C. S. S., 
U.S.D.A. to the Flue-Cured Stabilization 
Corporation as follows: 
 
The early opening date in Georgia- 
Florida has placed a tremendous responsi- 
bility for quick action on department in 
enforcing the variety discount program. 
 
Please do not execute a contract with any ~ e 
 
warehouse until it has submitted proof  
that it has tobacco basket tickets with 
which to clearly distinguish the full sup- 
port from the limited support variety to- 
bacco. 
 
Also, under the marketing regulations, 
the serial number on the growers allot- 
ment card must appear on the warehouse 
records prior to the time the tobacco is 
 
offered for sale in order to qualify the _ 
 
growers tobacco for full support price. 
The only feasible way to get this done is 
for the grower to present his allotment 
card to the warehouse scales at the time 
the tobacco is offered for weighing. 
 
I do not wish to burden you but any 
help that you can give in getting this in- 
formation to both growers and warehouse- 
men will be very greatly appreciated. 
 
With kindest personal regards, I am 
 
Sincerely yours, 
 
F. S. Royster, 
Managing Director 
Bright Belt Whse. 
Assn., Ine. 
 
FSR/F 
 
  
 
  
 
    
 
Georgia, First: 
 PEACHES 
-e NAVAL STORES 
 
* PEANUTS 
+ BROILERS 
 
 PIMIENTO PEPPER 
 IMPROVED PECANS 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
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[GEORGIA MARKET BULLETIN 
 
  
 
Editorial and Executive Offices 
State Agriculture Building 
19 Hunter Street, S.W. 
 
- Atlanta 9, Georgia 
Phene JAckson 4-3292 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
PHIL, CAMPBELL 
 
  
 
Notices of farm produce 
and appurtenances admissable 
under postage regulations in- 
serted one time on each re- 
quest. 
 
No notice or advertisement 
will be accepted from any. 
commercial business, any 
commercial businessman, any 
company or organization li- 
censed as a commercial busi- 
ness or doing business under 
a trade name or _ business 
name, nor from any indivi- 
dual doing business under a 
trade name or commercial 
business name. 
 
The Georgia Market Bulle- 
tin assumes no respo,sibility 
for any notice appearmg in 
the Bulletin nor for any 
transaction resulting from 
published notices. Advertisers 
are cautioned that it is against 
the law to misrepresent any 
any product offered for sale 
in a publie notice or adver- 
tisement carried in any pub- 
 
lieation that is delivered 
through the United States 
mail, 
 
  
 
Editor 
 
MARKET BULLETIN STAFF 
 
Jack Gilchrist 
 
  
 
Notices 
Cireulation 
Mailing Room Supt. - 
 
  
 
  
 
___. Candler Clement. Jr. 
 
Mrs. Elizabeth Hynds 
Mrs. LaMyra Jarman 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
Address al] complaints to EDITOR, Market Bulletin. 
 
Address requests to be added to or removed from 
mailing list, changes of address, ete, to CIRCULATION 
MANAGER. Market Bulletin. All requests for changes of 
address must include OLD and NEW addresses. 
 
Address al] notices and advertisements to EDITOR OF 
NOTICES, Market Bulletin. 
 
Published weekly at 114-122 Pace St., Covington, Ga., 
by Georgia Department of Agriculture. Entered as second 
class matter Aug. 1, 1937, at post office, Covington, Ga., 
under Act of June 6, 1900. Accepted for mailing at special 
rate of postage provided for in Section 1103. Act of Oct. 8. 
 
FARM WORK 
 
WANTED 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
Two men, 50 and-24 yrs. of 
fre want jobs on cattle farm. 
 
eed house with lights and 
water, salary. Contact C. E. 
Yancey, 2425 Lavada Drive, 
Macon. 
 
_ White man, age 55, wants 
light farm work, lifetime on 
farm. Operate tractor, truck, 
also do carpenter work. Need 
room, board or batching quar- 
ters. Sober, no bad habits. Pre- 
fer close to Atlanta or Gaines- 
ville but will - anywhere 
Letters answered. R. : Mar- 
tin, Rt. 1, Cumming c/o T. J. 
Martin. 
 
Man with family wants job 
on farm or as dairy helper. 
Experienced in farm work also 
ean drive truck or tractor. 
Come and write or see, 5 mi. 
Temple. Jim Morris, Rt. 5 c/o 
Vane Parrish, Carrollton. 
 
Middle-aged, crippled, white 
fan with wife, wants job as 
garetaker of farm or to do light 
tlarm work. Need small fur- 
 
ished house and living wages. 
 
ome or write. D. L. Grindle, 
sag Ridge Ave., SW, Atlanta 
 
Married man, experienced 
fn dairy with milkers. 3 chil- 
Des 15, 10, 8. No bad habits. 
 
eferences if desired. Near 
ehurch. Must have good wag- 
es. B. L. Wilson, Rt. 1, Box 
442, Jonesboro. 
 
Man 64, wife 32, want job 
twith nice people on farm. Both 
an work. ve 2 children. 
 
White woman, alone, age 
66, wants light farm work on 
farm with lone woman or 
with man and wife. Live in 
and reasonable salary. Mrs. 
Maude Parker, 713 Ave. A, 
 
  
 
an do nay kind of farm work. | Rome. 
efer chicken or cattle farm. 
an begin at once. Cliff Sea- 
 
fock, Rt. 1, C/o E. W. Miles, 
oodstock. Hwy. 140, turn 
 
ft on Cox Road from Ros- 
Well. 
 
WANTED 
 
  
 
47 yr. old white man wants 
A operating 2 broiler houses, 
,000-8,000 cap. ea. in or 
pround Paulding County, on 
be sharing basis. Need 4-rm 
 
Want couple to live on small 
farm, raise hogs and hog feed 
on shares or work by the day. 
Excellent land, pond and trac- 
tor, 6 1/2 mi. from Metter. 
Mrs. C. H. Haney, Sr., Metter. 
 
Want at once nice, single, 
 
ouse wired for elec. stove. 
oe M. Craton, Dallas. PH 
 
985. 
 
White man, slone, wants|white woman, 20-40 yrs. of 
work with poultry or light|age, for light farm work on 
arm chores. Experienced. | farm. Room, board and salary. 
 
eed room, board, laundry and 
alary. Write or call. Arthur 
ondon, 54 Ellis St., NE, At- 
 
nta. PH JA. 3-8866. 
 
Man, wife and family (2 
boys) want place on Poultry 
or Dariy farm. Sober, no bad 
habits, can give good ref. Must 
thave good house, Elee., wood 
wnd water. And have to be 
 
ye See or write. Mrs, Mae 
edford, Rt. 1, Rydal. 
 
Mrs. Mary J. Kave, 287 Wood- 
ward Ave., SE, Atlanta. 
 
Want white man, 37-48 yrs. 
old, small family and son, 16 
yrs. or more to work with him. 
Exp. and who knows farm ma- 
chinery, hay baler, etc. Good 
monthly wages paid weaniy: 
No row crops. Raise hay, ca 
tle and pecans. 5 R, house elec- 
tricity, water, wood. S. J. Clay. 
Rt. 3, Avondale Mill Rd. Ma 
con, Ph 2-5117. 
 
  
 
Want good relaible man 
with ample labor and equip- 
ment to cultivate 225 acres in 
cultivation. Want experienc- 
ed tobaceo man, sober reliable 
and hustler, who wants to 
 
make something. 3 mi. West 
from Wrightsville 
 
on paved 
 
road. House with le elec. 
oe and can one. H. 
 
. Hicks. P O. Box 206, 
Wrightsville. 
 
Want experienced dairyman 
 
for De Laval Milking parlor. | 
 
Good salary for man. 
Apply in person or call J. B. 
Helton, Jr., Rt. 1, Milledge- 
ville. PH 9467. 
 
Want middle-aged reliable, 
white woman to live in home 
on farm and do light farm 
work. Will pay $2.50 day plus 
room and board. Write or call 
Willie B. Donahoo, Rt. 2, Ash- 
burn. PH 426-L-1 after 7 PM. 
 
Want settled, middle-aged 
woman in good health to live 
with two adults on small farm 
and do light farm work, for 
room, board and salary. Mrs. 
J. F. Hale, RFD No. 2, Athens. 
 
Want white man with equip- 
ment to eut, rake and bale 
hay in Doraville (DeKalb Co.) 
area for cash or on shares. 
George West, c/o Westwood 
Farm, 4825 Ptree-Dunwoody 
Rd., NE, Atlanta. PH CE 
 
71-5579. 
Want my qualified poul- 
try man with family to work 
 
on Poultry farm for layers 
and eggs. Call only. C. R. J ack 
son, Farburn. PH 4832. 
 
Want settled woman or el- 
derly nee to live on farm 
and do light farm work (Pre- 
fer Colored). Reasonable sal- 
ary. Mrs. Joel P. Harris, Rt. a 
Daileys Mill Road, McDon- 
ough. PH 3119. 
 
Want couple or family to 
live on farm to caretake and 
look after tings in exchange 
for home. Claudia~D. Satter- 
field, Rt. 2, Jasper, 12 mai. Jas- 
per in Pickens Co. 
 
Want at once nice white wo 
man up to 45 yrs. of age for 
light farm work on farm, for 
rent, board and salary. Mrs. 
Truman B. Ray, Rt. 2, Smyr- 
na. : 
 
Want healthy, sober, indus- 
trious man for light farm 
work, flowers, garden, some 
earpenter work, for board, 
room and $15 weekly. Could 
young man. J. G. Davis, 
Tilly Mill Rd. Doraville. 
 
FLOWERS 
 
FOR SALE 
 
use 
6234 
 
  
 
Correction: Snowdrop bulbs, 
blue Hyacinths, paper white 
Narcisus 50 doz. (not 5 doz. 
as printed in July 3 flower is- 
sue). No mail orders. Mrs. Ju- 
 
lia Carter, 35 Weyman Ave., 
S.W. Atlanta 15. Ph. JA 5- 
5040. 
 
SALE EVENTS 
 
July 24 (Wednesday)  11 
A.M., Administrator's Sale 
Gainesville Livestock Sales 
Barn on old Dawsonville Hwy. 
6 mi. Gainesville .... 40 head 
 
  
 
  
 
Hereford cows and heifers and 
 
one 2 Yr. old bull; 4 brood 
sows, 30 pigs and shoats; also 
1953 Ford tractor, planter and 
cultivating attachments and 
lot of miscellaneous farm tools. 
Wm. P. Grier, Adm. Wiley J. 
Grier Estate Rt. 1, Lula. 
 
July 22, Southeastern Fair- 
grounds, Atlanta, 12 noon 
fifth annual Southern Inva- 
tional Holstein heifer sale. 
Fifty head to calve in July 
and August from leading herds 
in Midwest and South, six 
head from Georgia. Sponsored 
by Georgia Holstein Assn. 
with M. B. Nichols, St. 
Charles, Ill, as sale manager 
 
  
 
and Tom McCord of Alabama 
 
as auctioneer, 
 
lfry, Old Time Jentsens _Yel- | 
 
| Peppermint 40c doz. Add post- 
 
  
 
  
 
August 12-1 
ruesniy) Valdosta. 
Summer Pony Sales  
 
Hewitts Farm . . 350 to 400} 
 
ponies, Grade and Reg., both 
using and breeders 
 
Public invited. 
 
  
 
offered. | Smyr 
 
SEED & PLANTS f=. 
 
FOR SALE 
 
  
 
White brown-eyes peas, 
 
Germ. 90 pet., late Purplele os 
 
Hull, Germ. 79 pet. Sugar 
Crowders, Germ. 90 pct.; ear- 
ly Purple Hull, Germ. 86 pct., 
40c cupful, 2 cupfuls 75c, plus 
10c a cup postage. Mrs. S. W. 
Wright, Rt. 1, Tallapoosa. PH. 
6898. - 
 
California multiplying beer 
seed, 30c start. Mrs. E. N. 
Rice, C/O Buddy Coleman, Rt. 
3, Cedartown. : 
 
Germ. 92 pet., reclaaned, 2 bu. 
bags, $3.50 bu. S. E. Dyer, 
Rt. 3, Macon. PH 2-5354. 
 
Iron Clay peas, pure seed | 
98.51 pet., Germ. 89 pet. In 
2 bu. bags $4 bu. at my farm. 
Jack Cates, Rt. 1, Hawkins- 
ville PH. Twilight. 3-5393. 
 
Hoseradish roots, 50e lb; 
Horseradish plants, white 
Yarrow, 50c doz.; Garlic bulbs 
Ic ea. $1 C.; Spearmint, Tan- 
zy, Balm, Yellow Dock, 25 
 
Quote lowest 
3-4 100-Ib. 
 
8-10 tons oat 
after combine wii 
$20 ton at farm, . 
Calhoun. J. C, Fox, 
 
doz.; Queen of Meadow, Com- | 489 
 
lowberry, Blood root, 3 plants 
50c; Black Haw bushes 50c 
ea. Mrs. Presley Fowler, Rt. 
5, Ellijay. 
 
Blakemore Strawberry 
plants, $1.50 C.; Mastodon, 
$1.25 C.; Klondike, $1 C;| 
Brown-striped half runner 
bean seeds, Germ. 87 pet. 60 
cupful; Catnip 30 bunch; 
 
age. Mrs. Lee Hood, Rt. 
Gainesville. 
 
Cert. Rutger tomato plants, | 
500, $2; $4 M. J. R. Strayhorn, . 
RFD 1, Gainesville 
 
Recleaned seed, Kobe, Seri- 
cea Lespedeza, 12c lb also a- 
bout 20 bu. Red Ripper peas 
left to sell at $3.90 bu. All 
 
as 
 
FOB. John C. Reid, Zebi - 19-900 
Calif. Multiplying Beer|Cond 
 
Seed, 30c start, PP. Mrs. Kee- 
die Nolen, Rt. 1, Felton. 
 
Seallion buttons and sets 
$1.50 gal. for August planting; 
Old time Shallott plants, $1.25 
Cc. No less sold. No checks. 
Mrs. Lon Ashworth, Rt. 1. 
Dacula. = 
 
Ga. Collars plants, ready 
now, 400, $1; 500, $1.25; 2 M; 
Marglobe and Rutger tomato 
plants ready July 20, 1957, 
300, $1, 400, $1.25. PP in Ga. 
Solomon Davism Rt. 1, Box 
370, Milledgeville.  
 
Eggplants, Bell Hot and 
Pimento peppers, Broccoli, 
Brussels sprouts, salsify, cab~ 
bage Collard, 35 doz.; Sage, 
sweet Basel, Mint, Lemon 
Balm, Horehound, Parsley, 
Chives, 75c doz. Add Postage. 
No less $1 orders. Mrs. H. V. 
Franklin, Sr., Rt. 1, Box 20, 
 
Register. 
 
  
 
jone 10-B. 3/8 
Dragline and 
 
. Sam rf 
Rt. 1, Royston. 
pan or sc er in 
 
C} 
 
disc ow, smothing 
a ae trailer, all 
 
| PIT 2700. 
: ets 
 
4 Oak brood 
cap., $30. F. A 
Flat Shoals Rd., 
 
ractically new. E. V 
ogart. Ph, SO-9-3 
Practically new, 
 
ed, mowing machine 
 
2-horse wagon for s 
 
  
 
| ville. 
 
Pods 
 
  
 
as National Farm 
among rural people, and the 
 
work accidents, Gov. 
The health, pr 
 
and sufferings. 
 
  
 
Governor Proclaims 
 
Gov. Marvin Griffin has pointed up the valt 
safety education as a means of preventing and re 
ing accidents in his proclamation designating 
 
Safety Week in Georgia. 
 
Citing the heavy loss upon economy, the 
 
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farm families are of vital concern to all 
 
of accident-prevention has 
rural residents, through attention to 
ean greatly reduce. 
 
  
   
   
     
    
    
   
  
 
high death 
   
 
  
 
Jetin. 
 
    
    
    
 
ll presents a meritorious service award io Mrs. 
E Hynds of the Department of Agriculture for 30 
 
ars service to farm families and the Department as editcr 
notices for the Market Bulletin. For the past 30 years Mrs. 
ynds has received, edited and prepared for publishing all 
vertisements and notices sent in for publication in the Bul- 
 
  
 
  
 
~ EQUIPMENT 
 
. One 8-can milk cooler and 
 
 10-gal. cans. See, write or 
 
call. J. G. Hulsey, White Plains 
Ph HO 17-3153. 
 
_ Dairy equipment 500 gal. 
Homogenizer, 200-gal. stain- 
 
steel Pasteurizer, 15 HP 
Clayton steam generator, bot- 
tle filler and capper, x8x8 
walk-in cooler with compres: | 
sor. All good cond. Thos. Q. 
Sullivan c/o Dairy Farm. PO 
(Box 209. College Park. Ph. 
PO 1-6807. 
 
_One set peanut reams, fits 
Farmall or John Deere trac- 
tor, $50; one 2-disc plow, 
mall Co or Supper C good 
 
: new, $150; one 4-row cot- 
, good cond., used 2 | 
 
$50: also Want Ford 
 
or John Deere tractor, 2-row | 
vand all oa ee Cheap for 
tan M. E. Barow Rt. 4, Coch- 
 
     
  
    
  
   
   
   
  
  
    
     
 
  
 
. Pressure Canner No. 7, good 
/new, complete with instruc- 
Holds 7 gt. or 9 pt. cans. 
Mrs. C. J. Ross, 3665 Cas- 
sade oe SW Atlanta. PH. 
 
  
  
   
   
    
  
 
One 8-hole self-feeder for 
; holds approx. 700 Ib. 
-acti . M. F. Peter- 
son, 3496 Wesley Chapel Rd., 
 
lecatur. PH BU 9-1859. 
 
_ Used Intnl side-delivery | 
Ray rake, $50. Mrs. W. A. 
ard, Jr, Ward-Mead 
2 Rt. 3, Marietta. PH 8- 
 
Bell, 2.00" for large Mire 
plus por rs. 
S. W. Wright, Rt. ies 
 
Holland field are e 
in shape, 5 
 
5 Bradely Ree pod 
es, never been used, 
 
ae = 
aps 30, 000 gals. hour $4,- 
aes Jackson, Rt. 1, Jones | 
 
New 
vester 
 
  
     
     
    
   
    
   
   
     
   
   
   
      
  
 
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ower cane mill, 
f , for tractor or en- 
ine- with pulley, on good 
avy timber, $75 at my place. 
's. William M. Casey, Kings 
 
Intn1. No. 10 side delivery 
e oot ae a 
 
ae, Kes T. Wititams Air 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
      
  
 
  
 
Ee 
 
~2528. 
 
2-wheel farm utility trailer, 
body 72 in. long 45 in wide, 
19 in deep. Harry T. Butler, 
1598 Beecher St., SW; Atlanta. 
PH PL 3-4853. 
 
Case Power mower, 7 it. 
blade, semi-mounted, can be 
used on any tractor, $100.; 
John Deere hay rake, i 
self-dumping, $100.00. R. M. 
Davison, Goodville Ph. Hud- 
son 9-2962. 
 
1953 cub tractor, elec. start- 
er and lights, hydraulic touch 
control lift, planter and ferti- 
lizer unit, single-disc turning 
plow, bush and bog harrow, 
grading blade, section harrow 
and home made plow, $750. 
A. B. Weathington, RFD 1, 
Douglasville. PH 2807. 
 
New Holland automatic hay 
baler, wheelbarrow, all steel, 
lock handled; Seed fork, mule: 
drawn, 1-horse harrow, 18 in. 
eut-oft saw; 6-row tractor 
ee duster, good cond. Mrs. 
 
W. A. Wages, efferson. 
 
Ford tractor mower, has cut 
only 10 acres. $150. Mrs. Sarah 
 
| Watkins, Rt. 4, Box 235, San- 
 
dersville. PH 3030. 
 
Lilliston Combine with Wisc 
engine, good cond., ready to 
o. for sale. B. B. Morgan, 
oleman. 
 
One F & N shallow well 
pump-on-tank, with foot val- 
ve, $40. T. A. Hadden, Red 
Oak. Ph PO 1-7801. 
 
EQUIPMENT 
 
WANTED 
 
  
 
  
 
Want Farmall Super A trac- 
tor, in good cond. Contact N. 
B. Deaton, RFD 2, Buford. 
 
Want plow, harrow and 
other equipment for Ford 
tractor. State what you have, 
price and cond. L. J. Owensby, 
 
RFD 3, Covington. 
 
Want 3-point hitch cultiva- 
tor frame with or without 
tires for Ferguson or Ford 
tractor. C. F. Reeves, PO Box 
174, Station D, Atlanta. 
 
Want rear steel wheels for 
1940 model John Deere 
 
8. B. Duncan, Royston. 
 
Want good used hammer 
mill. Contact C. R. Jackson, 
Fairburn. PH 4832. 
 
Want one used elec. truck 
 
rele Rt. Bowersville. | hoist in Serene  ge and 
ell Stig banddin for scab. EK. &, Neots, 
 
ry 857, Perea 
 
  
 
Want 1951 Ford tractor, A-1; 
 
cond., also a bush and bog ro- 
tary. No junk. State price and 
cond. Luther Sanders, Bue- 
 
hanan. Ph. 3046, after 6 o-. 
 
clock, 
 
Want concrete mixer for 
 
Ford tractor Mrs. J. R. War- 
ren, 4913 Keswick Court, 
Chamblee. 
 
Want Post Hole Diggers for | 
 
Ford or Fenguson tractor. Give 
price, make and cond., also 
how long used. Mac Oglesby, 
Rt. 2, Hartwell. 
 
Want hydraulic ram, size 
10-B or similar Advise A C. 
Turner, 953 Hall St., SW, At- 
lant. PH PL 5-4994. 
 
Want double cutting bush 
and bog or dbl. disc plow for 
 
Farmall H Tractor; also chain | 
 
saw. Mr. R. Mahaffey, Rt. 2, 
Chickamauga. 
 
Want Rotary Mower for 
 
tractor. Give best price and 
eond. Riley C. Couch, Senoia. 
 
HANDICRAFTS 
 
FOR SALE 
 
  
 
  
 
Large, new handmade quilt 
tops, $2 ea.; also white feed 
sacks, washed and ironed, 25c 
ea.; large dairy print odd 
 
sacks, 40 ea. Mrs. Della Crowe, 
 
Rt. 2, Gainesville. 
 
Hand-made quilts, attrac- 
tive design, for dbl. beds, wt 
5 Ibs., $5.50 ea. plus postage. 
Mrs. Rosie Crowe, Rt. 1, 
Cumming. 
 
10 mice quilt tops, made 
from best cloth with alternate 
colors, good size, $3 ea. Wade 
Rosser, RFD 1, McDonough. 
 
Rag dolls, stuffed with cot- 
ton, colorfully dressed, long 
yarn hair, 18 in. high, $@ ea.; 
12 in. high $2 ea. PP. Miss 
Eleanor White, RFD 2, Chip- 
 
| ley. 
 
Hand-made quilts, cook or 
tea aprons. Call or write. Mrs. 
W. J. Hill, 1078 Washington 
Rd., East Point. PH. 7-6150. 
 
LIVESTOCK 
 
FOR SALE 
 
  
 
  
 
Beltsville No. 
pigs, subject to Reg.; males 
and gilts. R. L. Philmon, RFD 
2, Butler. 
 
Reg. Yorkshire gilts, bred 
to farrow in August and Sep- 
tember. All sired by and bred 
to Certified Superior meat 
type bears. Also, young boars 
and gilts. Prices reasonable. 
Homer Thomason, C/O Forest 
Hills Farms, Americus. 
 
Choice fat, thrifty pigs, the 
easy to keep kind. W. J. Lyle, 
C/O Oraland Farm, Rt. 1, Lil- 
burn  near, Possum Lake. 
 
Reg. Landrace hogs, 16 wks. 
old: boars, $50; gilts, $75. Im- 
ported bloodline. Reg. in buy- 
ers name and wormed. Paul 
Roach, Rt. 6, Rome. PH-4- 
1865. 
 
Reg. Tamworths exclusively. 
Unrelated boars and_ gilts. 
Few boars near service age. 
J. S. Davis, Abba, Rt. 3, Fitz- 
gerald. PH. 6541. 
 
Duroc boars from _ prize 
winning stock at Macon and 
Augusta Fairs. Sired by son 
of the $2,000 Foundation 
Prinee, Wormed, Reg., and 
treated for cholera. 8 wks. old 
and ready for sale Aug. 18, 
$25 ea. Roscoe McDonald, Jr., 
ae No. 1, Milledgeville. Ph. 
 
3. 
 
Black Essex shoats, Reg. 
and Cholera immune, $25 ea. 
A. P. Chapman, Rt. 5, Moul- 
 
A | trie. 
| tractor. State price and cond. 
 
One Jackass 45 in. high, a- 
bout 2 yrs. old. $85: also one 
 
Saanan milk goat, one billy 
and one nannie, $35, or $15 
ea. All gentle and good stock. 
Jes. R. Johnston, Jr., Rt. 2, 
Providence Rd. Marietta. Ph. 
7-1405. 
 
| bout 
 
1, purebred 
 
  
 
MARKET BULLETIN 
 
Breeding opportunity. At) 
Stud, Red Lights Noble Rex, | 
 
Reg No. 36083, chestnut stal- 
lion, 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. 
 
Pinto mare, gentle, wt. a- 
900 Ibs., $100. Sam 
Smith, Jr., Monticello. 
 
Safe, gentle walking Horse | 
3 and 5-gaited. All 
 
ponies, 
fully guaranteed. E. R. Doak, 
3275 Fellowship Rd., Tucker. 
PH HI 3-9611. 
 
Horse mule, well-trained, 9 
yrs. old, around 950 Ibs., $85. 
Thad K. Brown, Rt. 1, Ball 
Ground. 
 
Good mare mule, 7 yrs. old, 
gentle, wt. about 850 Ibs. for 
sale. E. G. McDade, Rt. 1, Box 
ae Fairburn. (old Jonesboro 
 
Reg. Hampshire yearling 
rams, ready for service. Low 
down smooth type. Farmers 
prices. Will ship. Inquiries an- 
swered promptly. Westervelt 
Terhune, P.O. Box 947, At- 
lanta. 
 
Reg. yearling Suffolk rams, 
$65 ea. R. L. Jackson, Rt. 1, 
Jonesboro. PH 6217. 
 
Three fine young milk goats, 
heavy milkers, first freshen- 
 
-|ing, milking only 3-4 wks. 
 
Reasonably priced. Mrs. W. 
M. Barner, 641 Benning Dr., 
Columbus. 
 
One unit of 25 Southwest- 
ern yearling ewes anda 1-yr. 
old Reg. Canadian Suffolk 
ram, for sale. Frank 'G. March- 
man, 4701 Grant Rd., Ellen- 
 
wood. PH. Atlanta MA-7- 
9813. 
Fine 3-yr. old Santa Ger- 
 
trudis bull, purebred and sub- 
leet to Cert. John C. Reid, Rt. 
, Box 110 Zebulon. 
 
  
 
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Reg. Polled Herefords, bulls, 
cows and calves. Popular 
bloodlines. More than 150 to 
select from. John W. Long, 
c/o Valley View Ranch, Has- 
per. PH Nelson 4581. 
 
Nice Jersey milch cow, giv- 
ing 3 1/2 gal. per day, for 
sale. C. H. Brown, Rt. 1, Da- 
cula. 
 
Purebred Santa Gertrudis 
bull, 3 yrs. old, so. of R. K., 
a Richard King bull and form- 
er herd sire of the Luling 
Foundation herd. J. W. Mor- 
ris, Dbl. M. Farms, PO Box 
119, Carrollton. PH Terrace 
2-2852. 
 
One good grade Jersey- 
Milch cow, to freshen the week 
of Aug. 12th $125. at my 
place. Hubert May, c/o Mays 
Barber Shop, Warthen. 
 
20 Wisconsin Holstein heif- 
ers, calfhood vaccinated, te 
freshen July to September. J. 
C. Westbrook Barnesville, U.S. 
41, 3 mi. So. Ph. 1058W. 
 
3 good Reg. Jerseys: One 
feshen Aug. 28. Milks approx. 
40 lb. day, 3 yrs. old; other 
will be 2 yrs. old in Septem- 
ber, freshens January 1958; 
and heifer born Jan. 27, 1957. 
Come see, make best offer. R. 
S. Tippin, 110 Rockdale Drive, 
Acworth. 
 
24 Reg. polled Hereford 
cows, Domestic Mischief and 
Damino breeding. Most of 
them have calves at side and 
re-bred; also Reg. polled bulls, 
Holly Springs fam breeding, 
ready for service F. M. Big- 
gers, Conyers. 
 
5 Reg. Hereford bulls, best 
bloodlines, 10-16 mos. old; 
polled and one horned, $150 
and up. J. Britt Chandler, c/o 
Spring Hill Farm Watkins- 
ville. PH SO 9-3171. 
 
One red muley-headed bull, 
3/4 Jersey, 1/4 Guernsey, 1 yr. 
old fine for stock and very 
 
gentle, $50. Mrs. Emma M. 
Puckett. RFD 1, 4 mi. So. of 
Buford. 
 
  
 
BRUCELLOSIS 
 
Counties Free 
Of Disease 
4Wilkinson, 
 
Oconee, Evans 
 
  
 
Towns, 
 
Counties In which area testing Is now underway include: 
 
Appling Glascock Peach 
 
Barrow Gordon Pickens 
 
Berrien Gwinnett Pierce 
 
Brantley Habersham Pulaski 
 
Bryan Hell Putnam 
 
Bulloch Hart Quitman 
 
Burke Heard Rabun 
 
Butts irwin Rockdale 
Candler Jackson Stephens 
Cherokee Jeff Davis Talboit 
 
Clarke Jenkins Taliaferre 
Crawford Johnson Tift 
 
Coffee Lamar Toombs 
Chattooga Laurens Turner 
Columbia Liberty Union 
 
Dawson Leng Walker 
 
Dodge Lumpkin Washington 
Dooly Madison Wayne 
 
Douglas Marion Wheeler ss 
Elbert Miller White : 
Franklin Montgomery Wilcox 4 
 
Help Make Georgia Brucellosis 
Free By 1960 
 
ERADICATION 
 
Counties Not 
Free of Disease 
 
155 
 
  
 
  
    
   
  
  
  
  
  
    
    
  
    
   
 
; Ridge (Fannin County). 
 
  
 
a Kennesaw. PH Marietta 
2959. 
 
of Larry Domino 
_ time merit bull. Price without 
 
- tested.. Guaranteed 
 
PAGE F OUR 
 
  
 
USDA Policies May 
 
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pride according to his production costs. 
 
- Unless he has an advantage at least equal 
tothe advantages enjoyed by other seg- 
ments of our society his progress will 
_ falter and he will rank as a peasant with 
other farmers of the world. 
 
_ The farmers of America have as sae 
5 - right as other groups to participate in and 
enjoy the prosperity. of modern America. 
 
_ They are important to the economic wel- 
_ fare and national security of this nation 
 
  
 
pine 
 
_ FOR SALE = 
 
  
 
Fall freshening first calf 
dairy heifers, 100 head to se- 
dect: from. Will start calving 
July 16. TB and Bangs free. 
R. B. Curtis, Farmington. PH. 
 
: Madison 2603. 
 
Reg. milking strain short- 
 
horn bull, 18 mos. old, $175. 
 
Adam Whitaker, Rt. 1, Blue 
 
One Reg Black Angus bull, 
 
2 yrs old, $150 at barn. J. B 
- Owenby, Rt. 1, 
RNG. 
 
Culberson, 
 
Oon Reg. Jersey 4 yr. old 
heifer, out of Biltmore bull, in 
asture condition, open, $125. 
Ses S. Cobb, Box 355, Mari- 
 
~ etta, 
 
One Guernsey milch cow, 
also bred again for sale. Mrs. 
Brown, RFD _ Lizella. 
 
Ph. West 5-2730. 
 
15 mo. old, Reg. Angus bull 
 
"with papers. Has good features 
 
and ready for service. Must 
see to be appreciated, $250. at 
farm. F. W. Phillips, Rt. 1, 
8- 
 
Reg. horned Hereford bull 
coming 5 yrs. old, wt about 
 
1150 Ibs.; well-marked, halter 
 
broken and sire is grandson 
50th, all- 
 
apers, $200. C. W. Roberts, 
all Ground. 
 
4 hereford heifers, wt. 350- 
 
400 Ibs., 3 subjects to Reg. Al- 
-so bred cows if wanted. Price 
_ reasonable. 
 
H. A, Martin, Lu- 
thersville. 
 
Two beef heifers for sale or 
trade one for miniature pony 
mare not more than 36 in. 
high; Also purebred Jersey 
bull calf, born May 15, 1957. 
 
_ Grace Stallings, Rt. 2, Con- 
--yers. PH 6234. 
 
Holstein dairy heifers and 
 
_ young cows, large number to 
 
choose from. TB and _ blood 
satisfac- 
 
honye ee Ls Rogers; - Rt. 1; 
 
_ Plains.. 
 
Reg. Hereford cattle. Top 
ee. at reasonable prices. 
pen and bred heifers, cows 
 
with calf at side, bred cows, 
 
young bulls; also young litter 
Reg. Hereford pigs, sired by 
Royal Oak Rocket. Mrs. W. 
 
A. Ward, Jr. c/o Ward-Meade ~ 
 
Farm, Rt. 3, Marietta. PH 8- 
8772. 
 
Crossd Guernsey and Jer- 
 
- gey cow, 5, yrs. old, giving 55- 
 
65 Ibs. rich milk daily, calf 6 
 
  
 
  
 
wks. Old and half Black An- 
 
gus. At my house, $250. with 
calf or $200. without. K. S. 
 
Price, Cleveland. 
 
  
 
LIVESTOCK 
 
WANTED 
 
  
 
Want some yearling Cattle. 
Will exch. 15 Bantam hens, 
15 white Chinese geese, and 
2 saws (no mandrel) for same. 
Contact. J. F. Wellborn, Rock 
Spring. 
 
  
 
Exch. or trade. Jersey- 
Guernsey heifer about 18 mos. 
old, wt. 350 lbs. for beef-type 
 
-|steer of approx. wt. Contact. 
 
George Aycock, Rt. 2, Heath 
Rd., Macon. PH. 3-0978. 
 
Want Black African short- 
nosed, little bone Guinea pig. 
 
Arthur L. Gibson, Mt. Aairy. 
PH 805-W3. 
 
Want farm horse or mule 
that is gentle and works well, 
not over 10 yrs. old, and must 
be sound. A. B. Cook, | Box 
3009 Whites Mill Rd., Deca- 
tur. 
 
Want from 10-300 head 
feeder cattle to feed on 400 
acres velvet beans and corn. 
Contact. V. C. Ellington, Con- 
yers. Conyers 4411 or Atlanta 
DR. 3-4917. 
 
Want good Be mule, not 
too old, and a 1-horse wagon, 
cheap for cash; a mule that 
wont- run away and is not a- 
fraid of cars. Thomas Cox, 
Covington, Rt. 3. 
 
GAME, FOWL, etc. 
 
FOR SALE 
 
  
 
  
 
4 prs. yr. old Chukar Quail 
laying, 1 pr. with cake practi- 
cally new, large, with water 
troughs, feeding equipment, 
48 in. long, 36 in. wide, 30 in. 
high, $16; 4-5 wks. old, $1.00 
ea.; 10 nice Bantam hens. 1 
yr. old, $1. ea. B. S. Cobb, 
Warthen. PH 2877. 
 
Northern Bobwhite Quail 
eggs $18. for 100. D. K. Hum- 
phrey, 446 Wilkinson Dr., SE, 
Atlanta. PH DR 8-1028. 
 
Finest 1956 large Northern 
Bobwhite breeding quail (im- 
proved for 37 years), wt. 1/2 
lb. or more on foot, $5. pr.; 
5 prs. min. shipped; Eggs $25. 
C; 6 wks. old, 20 for $20. 
Money order now. Notify ship- 
ment in advance. William A. 
Thomas, 421 Mark Bldg., At- 
lanta 3. PH MU 8-0866. 
 
Taking orders for Northern 
Bobwhite baby quail from 
from large stock. Few avail- 
able now; also, orders for 
baby Ringneck Pheasants. 
Quail eggs also available, at 
my place. Mrs. J. L. Taylor, 
Rt. 2,Fort -Valley.. PH 2. A, 
5-5804. 
 
Northern Bob white quail, 
now laying, 50 or more, $1. 
a. J. U. Morrison, Rt. 4, Pope 
Rd., Douglasville. Ph. 2674. 
 
Rabbits, extra large, pure- 
bred grey Chinchillas, about 
2 1/2 mo. old, $4.00 pr., bucks 
$2. ea. my place. Will not 
ship. Lee R. Davis, 634 Wash- 
ington St. SW, Atlanta 15 PH 
JA 5-7533. 
 
Fresh Northern Bobwhite 
quail hatching eggs and baby 
birds available at my place. 
eine ae aay A stock guaranteed. 
 
Atha, Lawrence- 
vile Bet. Hwys. 29 and 78. 
 
Special prices on Bobwhite 
and Japanese quail eggs and 
chicks due to surplus. H. M. 
Hilliard, 219 Mellrich Ave., 
NE, Atlanta. 
 
N. Z. White Rabbits, exc. 
breeding stock, bucks and 
does, some of finest stock, al- 
 
  
 
so young stock. C. W. Page, 
149 N. Ave., NE, Atlanta 8. 
 
. 
 
Reg. or subject to register. | 
 
  
 
aad rick be raat d with the espe 
consideration they deserve. _ 
If the American farmer is reduced fa 
the rank of peasant  the United Stites = 
will rank with many other countries of the 
world as a has- been nation. 
 
: Poultry & Egg Ass n 
 
  
 
(Continued From Page D 
 
Virginia and Southeastern magazines 
which will continue to be published in  
Richmond. He succeeds John T. Sherrill 
who resigned several weeks ago to be~ 
come associated with Blanton Smith  
 
Quail, 8 pr. all laying, Tenn. 
Red, Silvers and No. Bob- 
white; 2 quail breeders, two 
6-unit quail breeder pens, one 
400-egg incubator and 1 dbl. 
decker pen. Lon E. Baggett, 
og Rd., ee PH|S 
 
Few pairs choice Yellow 
and Splashed Fantail pigeons. 
Mated pairs $2.75 pr. or prs. 
 
5. K. K. Knight, Kite. 
 
Few prs. show. type King, 
pigeons, also half grown Silkie 
bantam chickens, $1. ea. J. H. 
McLean, 4952 Hildon Circle, 
Chamblee. PH GL 7-3150. 
 
GAME, FOWL, etc. 
 
WANTED 
 
  
 
  
 
Want trio of Golden Phas- 
ants, this years hatch. Advise 
what you have. C. E. Duke, 
Rt. ee aon 501, Atlanta 16. MA 
 
| POULTRY 
 
FOR SALE 
 
  
 
  
 
Bantams: Mature trios of 
purebred, Bearded Mille Fleur 
Bantams, $6 trio; Silver Span- 
gle Hamburgs and Black Old 
English game, $6 trio. Fred 
 
Blaylock, 515 Crescent Ave., 
 
Chickamauga. 
 
Pair of Mille Fleur Ban- 
tams, 1956 hatch, $4. Joe Ab- 
ernathy, Rt. 1, Rockmart. 
 
Bantams: Old English Silver 
Duckwing and Black Game, 
Black Tail Japanese, White 
Leghorn, Rhode Island Red, 
White Cornish and several 
common hens for setters. B. 
H. Holsomback, 302 S. Harris 
St., East Point. 
 
300 White Leghorn pullets, 
hatched Feb. 1, 1957, very 
nice, $2 ea. M. F. Peter-on, 
3496 Wesley Chapel Rd., De- 
catur. PH. BU-9-1859. 
 
100 Hanson strain, White 
Leghorn pullets, $2.50 ea. T. 
W. Nations, 1490 Willis Mill 
Rd., SW, Atlanta 11. 
 
!mos. old, $1.25 ea.: 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
Number of Bantam chickens : 
 
from one day to 7 wks. old: 
 
jor oe proc 
east. Atlanta er 
 
   
     
  
  
  
  
    
   
   
  
  
  
   
   
 
Jap Silkes, Yellow ieee $2 
 
Black Polish, Large 
 
   
   
 
Game, Frizzle Bantam, Black Mi: 
 
cae Rad: Oakes, 136. sas es; 
 
, Milstead. 
 
a trio or pen, aide Feb. } 
 
and March stags in Round- 
heads. Will sell or trade. 
R. White, South Ave. Rtss3; 
 
Ga) 
 
Cornish Mitte ee 
stock, 25 dark, 18 white, 10 
 
R. | yers 
St. Elmo, Tenn. os of| . 2 
 
  
   
     
  
  
  
   
   
  
  
  
  
  
   
 
nail 
black, 20 Golden Sebright and | Niskey Lake Rd. 
 
20 Old Eng. game, also 300 ft. 
1 in. mesh chicken wire, 6 ft. 
tall, 1400 egg incubator. L. C. 
 
Baggett, 303 Moultrie Rd. Al-| _ 
 
bany. Ph. 5-8633. 
 
35 Silver Streak pallets: 3 
also 25 
White Leghorn pullets, 2 mos. 
old, $1 ea. Will ship, express 
collect. J. C.. Brown, Helena. 
 
230 White Leghorn pullets, | 
5 White Leghorn roosters, 13 
 
  
  
  
   
  
  
   
   
  
  
  
  
 
wks. old, July 9, $1.25 ea. at}  
 
farm. T. W. Aderhold, 4-1/2) 
 
mi. NW of Villa Rica. 
 
Geese, old gray and white a + 
type. Can supply any amount.|  
Ship.-if}| Ss 
 
$2.50 ea. or trade.- 
you pay transportation. C. A. 
Gotliff, Forsyth, aa Box 397. 
PH. 6652. 
 
Large, 
 
not ship. C. S. Winn, Dun- 
woody. PH. GL-7-2617. ee: 
 
125 April hatch, 4-A grade, 
Rhode Island Red pullets, se- 
lected for heavy layers, $165 
ea. Will sell any amount. 
 
D. Gilstrap, Rt. 18, Atlanta. 
PH. TR-2-3119. 
 
15 Mallard ducks 8 wks. 
old, $1.25 ea. Pick up at my 
place. Earl Brewer,  4544} 
Chamblee-Tucker Rd., Dora- 
ville. Ph. GL-7-5154.  
 
Turkeys hens 50c Ib., foras 
35c Ib., turkey polts 85 and 
65c Ib. All at farming; also 
Chicken hens $1.25 ea. and 
chicken fertilizer, $1 sack. 
Mrs. J. E. Carter. Box 487, 
McMurry Dr., SW, Atlanta. 
PH. PL. 5-9237. 
 
fone fee Red | ; 
hens, $1.25 ea. and 1 fine Red} 
rooster free with 10 hens. Will}. 
 
  
   
   
  
   
  
  
   
  
   
  
   
  
  
  
  
   
  
  
    
  
   
   
  
  
  
  
  
  
   
    
   
  
   
   
 
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but 3 up from 1 to | 
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Atlanta Rome | Athens "Thomaston 
7-9 7-10 Te 
 
STEERS & HEIFERS | 1000 700 2 NO 375 
Good & Choice : REPORT 20.00-20.75 
Standard 17.90-20.00 one Set See 0-20. 
Utility 14.25-17.00 14.00,17.25 2 3 2 ps -15.00-17.00 
Vealers 18.00-25.50 18.50-25.50 eit; 19.00-19.75 
Stockers & Feeders - ; - , xe - : 
Feeder Calves 15.00-21.00  -'14.50-19.00 = : 
cows:  . 
Utility & Commercial 13.00-14.50 12.50-14.00 - 
Canners & Cutters 10.00-13.00 9.25-13.25 . 6. < ae 
 
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