Farmers and consumers market bulletin, 1956 October 10

Phil Campbell,

Commissioner

Bulletin





WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1958
































__ sociation has expressed a de-
ae sire to dseignate a week as
_ CORN BREAD WEEK; and

The 436 millers of this State
__ service to our people by pro-

corn meal; and

corn bread is a delightful
- bread and typically South-
ern and is an integral part of
_ the Southern way of life;

claim the second week in
October, 7-13, 1956 as CORN
BREAD WEEK in Georgia
and urge all citizens to prop-
a observe this occasion.

hereof, I have: hereunto set my
md caused the Seal of the Executive
nt to be affixed. Sth Ast. day of

ae oe









v. 9. wall be Spent: on germina-
sand es eee week will be

19 Hunter St. Sw, Atlanta.



The Georgia Corn Millers As :

are rendering an invaluable

oe nutritious Southern |

I, Marvin Griffin, Governor |
ee of Georgia, do hereby pro-










d ae in Atlanta Nov. Se

department. of



oS ; _ PEANUTS
EAST. OF THE MISSISSIPPI.



Agriculiurat

CALENDAR

Oct. 14-17, Atlanta Meeting of County
and Rural Area superintendents,
National Education Assn.

15, Macon Georgia State Fair
opens.

18, ABAC, Tifton Tobucca short
course.

18, ABAC, Tifton Egg production
short course.

_ Oct. 20, ee. State FFA 7.

Poultry, Fog Workers

Oct.
_ Oct.

Oct.







~ Planning Association

A proposed constitution and by-laws
are being drawn up for the Southeastern
Association of Poultry and Egg Market-

_ing and Regulatory Workers.

_ The Association, organized at the
Southeastern Egg Quality and Grading
School in Athens earlier this summer, will
consider the constitution and name perm-
anent officers at a meeting now scheduled
in conjunction with, the Southeastern
Poultry and Egg Association's 10th an-
nua! convention in Atlanta Jan. 28-30.
The specific time and place for the meet-
_ing will be announced later, according to
C. E. Boggs, temporary chairman who is
chief of the Georgia Department of Agri-

- cultures egg section.

The Association was formed for pot
try and egg inspectors and Agricultural
~ Extension Service poultry workers so that

_ they may discuss mutual programs and
problems, get to know each other better
and promote cooperation between the of-
ficials in adjacent states.

The Associations temporary officers
are serving as a committee to draft the
constitution and by-laws. In addition to
Mr. Boggs, W. A. Tuten, South Carolina
Extension Service Marketing Specialist,

_ Columbia, serves as temporary vice-chair-

man and R. E. Boswell, Greensboro, Ga.,
{Continued On Page 4).



LARGER SWINE LITTERS



NUMBER &

~ Good Management Key
To Profifs In Hogs =

It is time now for early-bred sows
and gilts to begin farrowing fall litters
and many hog farmers could increase
their swine profits by doing a better job
of management and raising more pigs per

litter.

That is the thinking of Bill Hays,
swine specialist for the Si Ex-
tension. Service.

Tt is not hard to find oe over
the state who are raising eight or more
pigs per litter, let the state average is
around 6.5 pigs per litter, Hays points -
out, adding, A sow that raises only five
pigs requires almost as much feed as one
that raises nine or ten pigs.

With sows now bringing in fall lit-
ters the swine specialists says farmers
should begin now to insure larger litters -
saved and thus more profit off the sow in
the market place. He says farrowing
houses and pens should be thoroughly
cleaned and disinfected. If a portable far-
rowing house is used it should be moved
to clean ground so that the pigs will have
a good chance of remaining free of in-
ternal parasites.

A good hog farmer always knows the
breeding dates so that he can be on hand
to render whatever assistance is needed
at farrowing time, Hays insists. He says
perscnal attention at this time pays off
with more live pigs and urges the use of
guard rails inside the farrowing pens to
help keep the sow from mashing young
pigs.

As for feeding the sow Hays says it
is always good practice to provide some
kind of green grazing for sows in the far-
rowing lots. He recommends Starr mil-
let for ideal grazing and says it should be
seeded about four or five weeks before
the scw is to farrow.

The swine specialist says further that

a sow should receive only about two-

thirds of her normal ration for two or
three days before farrowing and feed
should be withheld from her for a few
hours after farrowing. He adds that her
feed should be increased gradually day

(Continued On Page 4)

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Case Power mower, semi-
mounted, 7 ft. blade, hand and
foot lift, excellent cond., $150;
self propelling attachment for
wheel mounted circular saw,
$25. R. M. Davison, Woodville.
Ph. Hudson 9-2962.

Want tractor tires, one 14 %
30 or 15 x 30, and one 9 x 38.
W. H. Willson, Rt. 1,Albany.
Ph. HE 5-4038/ :

One 2 H wagon, good cond.
Billy Nash Rt. 1, Norcross.

Want 2 Roller horse drawn
sugar cane mill with frame and
sweep in good cond., not over
100 miles from Metter. Also,

and.one power mill. State price
cond, ete. L. H. Edenfield,
Stillmore.

Farm master milking machine
outfit, used only 6 mos. Gem
Dandy Elec. churn, both reas-
onable. Louie T. Combs, RFD
2, Sparta. /

2-H Iron wheel waggn, need
some repair, $10 cash at barn
also 1-H wagon, needs front
wheel, $5 cash. J. P. Strickland,
Rt. 1, Box 121, . Griffin. Ph.
7957.

x oy,
Owensboro 2+H wagon in
first class shape, for sale. G.
W. Thornton, Buchanan.

Intn] milkers, Two units. For
pipeline systems, $100. Albert
Wheaton, c/o Wheaton Farms,
Leesburg.

Power driven, Goldens Cane
Mill, Juice-Vat and 16 ft. eva-
porator pan, good cond., $100
at my home 5 mi. E. . Sparks.
Valera Hicks, RFD 1, Adel.
Ph. Sparks 2564. a

Ram pump, 2400 gal. daily,
150 ft. lead pipe, in good shape,
$75. Exch. for some bees. T. W.
Roberts, 714 Lumpkin St. East
Point. ; :

Want used tracks, sprockets,

tractor, fair or good
Would consider buying whole
tractor to use for spare parts.
Will pay cash. BE. P. Logan, Rt.
4, Smyrna. Ph. Smyrna 5-5105.

Want to trade one Model B





Atlanta 3, Georgia a

Fort



SALE EVENTS MISCELLANEOUS
EQUIPMENT FOR SALE

AND WANTED



Oct. 19, Friday complete dis-
ersal sale entire Milking
erd of Reg. Jerseys Both



herd sires and 45 cows, many Want EZY-Flo fertilizer
with Register of Merit rec-|spreader, good cond. H. M.
ords at Woodland Brook} Johnson, Ellaville.

Farms, Bolton. Clark A. Bak-

Want 2 front tractor tires,
4x19, and wheels for 1946-50

Ford tractor. Will buy . wheels
separate. Will come after. J.
D. Hogan, Jr., Rt. 4, Dublin.

Want Power Take-off pulley

er, Owner.

Oct. 13, Saturday 12 Noon...
Bioodworth Bros. complete
Dispersal, at Farm, Haddock
136 lots Reg. Angus: 6 bulls,
18 bred heifers, 40 cows and
calves, 45 bred cow . . . fea-
turing a $15,000 bull, his ser-
viees and off spring. Geo. W.
Gibson, Rt. 5, Rome.

October 29, Monday Moun-
tain Laurel Farms, Rt. 3,
Cleveland 55 head, consist-
ing of 8 bulls and 47 females
also the get and services of
2 great head bulls, RM Prince
Larry 9 (Dandy) and Mizato

pull cut-off saw. Jas. A. Ward,
Rt. 1, Fairburn.

shape, to use with tractor, and

serviceable. Frank S. Jones,
1265 University Dr., Atlanta 19.
Ph. CH 3100.



Meir (Zaio). Want enough equipment (auto- | price. J. E Scoggins, Rt. 2,
wae feeders) to raise 4000 | Calhoun.
roilers. Ralph Dan - :
MISCELLANEOUS {stock Ph Roswell siz, | Dozier blade for John Deere

EQUIPMENT FOR SALE
AND WANTED





Hand feed hay baler, with | Le B. Law, Rt. 2, Leslie.
power motor, hay rack, Ham- ; :
mer Mill, all good cond. Wat-|(076,No 18 John Deere ~~
z : sale. ordon
kins B. Oglesby, Rt. 1, College Nixon, RED 2 Senaia,

Park. Ph. Fairburn 3011.
5 Want terrace or farm level
90 laying cages, 30 cages Per) With stick and by-post. State

section, for sale or exch. for fi
> : cond and price. John Michael,
hens or pullets. Mrs. W. W. Rt 2, Winder. ;

arlton, Rt. 1, Chickamauga.
Want good used bush and

2H wagon, no body, but in
: bog harr t i
good shape. $20 or exch. for 2\Tohn Deere ML. tractor. Jack

pigs. Bring pigs get wagon.j| Bentley, Thomaston.
Harry Tucker. ; Vashing-
. er. Rt. 2, Washing Almost new $190 portable

milking machine for sale or
trade for pull type Bush bogg
mower. H J. Ray, Hwy. 154, Rt.
1, Box 215, Ben Hill. Ph, Fair-

Want used Ford or Ferguson
fractor m good cond. George



for Ford tractor, also belt to

Want 2 wheel trailer in fair

hiteh to go with it, cheap but

One almost new Black top
buggy never been in rain, $65
cash. No checks. Will not ship.

ference. J. C. Ludlam,.
East Taylor St., Savannah. /

2 shallow well
tanks, one used very little, $75

er, Rt. 1, Buford.

One man-power saw, one
mule, one wagon and harness,
all cheap. Dewey Armour, Rt.
1, Lula. (

2100 egg elec. incubator, $55.
515 Crescent Ave., Chickamau-
ga.

Want Ford tractor A-1 con-

heaters for broiler house, used

MC crawler tractor, also 1

bury. Ph, 2491.

| want one 3 Roller horse drawn

and rollers for D2 Catapillar
cond.

Allis-Chalmer tractor for either
or late model one-row
tractor of some other make
with power lift. Will pay dif-
222

pumps and
ea.; also 4 unit DeLaval milk-

ers and dairy refrigeration, all
in good cond. Mrs. T. B. Gunt-

Will not ship. Fred Blaylock,

dition, 1952-54 model. F. B.
Flanders, Rockledge.
14 Buckeye coal burning

only one yr. large size. Sell half

bucket and accessories for late
model DeLaval Magnetic millk-
ing unit. S. C. Owen Wood-

Elee. motor for churn, good

new, $8 A. B. Haynes,
Luthersville.

Three 2H wagons for sale
or exch. for yearlings; also will
exch. game chickens for big
farm bell. J. F. Wellborn, Rock
Spring. < Se

One 2-H wagon, practically
new strong, complete with bed.
Reduced price for cash. J. E.
Nicholson, Blairsville.

Oil Incubator, 250 egg capac-
ity, $7. Mrs. J. E. Carter; Box
487, McMurry S. W. Atlanta
T3,



SECOND HAND
MACHINERY FOR SALE



1950 Farmall A tractor, culti-
vators, plants, sow pulley, mid-
die busters, bush and bog har-
row, AC 40 combine, good cond.,
$775. D. R. Bishop, Rt. 4, Daug-
lasville. Ph. 2941.

John Deere H. tractor and

row, good cond., $750. R. W.
Dailey, 2328 Country Club Dr.,
Atlanta 11, Ph. PO-1-9968.

J. D. 101 Corn picker, now in
operation on my farm, $150. E.
L. Thompson, West Green Rd.,
Douglas.

John Deere Crawler tractor,
good cond,, priced to sell. George
M. Scheer, Box 8, Eatonton.

1949 VAC Case tractor in Al
cond; reasonable, or will take

seen anytime. Mrs. John H. Ash-
ley, C/O Ashleys Ranch, Dex-
ter.

bers Corn Picker, fits WD and
WD 45 tractors, A-1 cond., $500.
E. C. West Jr., Pinehurst. :

26; LH.C. one row Stalk

Wells, Rt. 3, Carnesville.

No. 7 J. D. Corn Sheller, com-
plete with shell corn elevator
and feeder, fair cond. $300.
Henry Warren, Dexter. me

1952 Ford tractor, one King

Drag Harrow. Cash at my home
on Roosevelt Hwy. Miss Nora
Stacks, Rt. 1, College Park.

Intnl 4-dise tiller on rubber,
$50. W. R. Elliott, 18 Hw., Zebu-
lon. :

2 row Allis Chalmers Cotton
Picker, $1550; one 2 row Allis
Chalmers Corn Picker, $550.
Benjamin Bridges, Thomaston.
Ph. 2004.

One TD 14-A Intnl Crawler
tractor with blade and dbl. drum
contro] unit, Rebuilt this spring
and may be inspected on my
farm near Shell Bluff; also, one
ammonia rig with 500 gal. stor-
age tank and trailer. John R.
Bennett, 2710 Walton Way,
Augusta.

1955 Ford tractor, 2 dise tiller
plow, run 115 hrs., $1850 cash.
E. M. Rice, Rt. 1, Powder
Springs.

Slightly used Ford-Dearborn
Baler with VF-4 Wisconsin Mot-
or at a bargain price. J. Ben
Woodbery, Bainbridge. Ph. 293
or 1863.

1954 W. D. 45 Allis Chalmeys
tractr, planters, and cultivators,
3 disc tiller and trailer wagon.
All used 1 yr. W. H. Garmon,

| Harrow with 8 dise for

Taylor 8-22 bush and bog har-

Z

yearlings, hay or corn. Can bel

2-Row mounted Allis-Cham-| I

12 row Grain drill, Oliver No. |
Cutter, |!
one row Cole Oat drill. A. G.}

Harrow, Field Cultivator, and]




























































tractor, used 2- seasons,
cond., $20, one 32 in.
sickle for garden tract
fect cond. $40. J. M. Nall,
St., Austell. ae
- Model A Farmall, culti
hand lift planters an
tors in A-I cond., sell.
for garden tractor, corn
Also 4 wheet Iser
tongue, $25 cash, or tra
corn, oats or yearlin,

Stringer, Rt, 1, Middleto:

Allis Chalmers B tracto
lights, self starter, A-1 sk
planter, cultivator, 2 dise 4
turner, (has 2 pumps
plows), 20 dise harrow,
cutter. All on wheels.
spike footh harrow,
just with, Reasona
Humphrey, Box 66,

Helena.
PLANTS FOR

Missionary and K1.
Strawberry plants, lal
and berries, $8 M. Prep
orders-~ shipped. V. W.
Rt. 3, Box 184, Savanna

Sage plants, Muscadine
vines, Blue Dansom p!
Cherry trees, Catnip, 6,

postage. Mrs. Mae T
|6, Gainesville. 5

Lady Thompson
plans, $1 C, $8 M. N
Add postage. Mrs.
Rt. 2, Hampton.

Rt. 3, Box 46, Fitzge

Large Klondike st
plants, 90 C., $4.50 M.
postage per hund
Bryant, Rt. 4, Box 2!

berry plants, 50c doz.,
kleberry bushes, :
| Blackberries, 50 doz.
age. Rosie Crowe,
ming. _ ee
Chas.-Wakefield
hagen cabbage, G
collards, 75 C.,
M. Prepaid. W. E

Early Jersey _ Wa
$1.50, $2.50 M.
| White Sweet
plants, 500, $1.50, $2
lard plants, 500, $
I. L. Stokes, Box

Ga. collards for
ready Oct. 10, 300,
500, $1.50, $2.50 M
Soloman Davis, Rt. 2
ville. :

_ Streamliner straw
$1 C. Mrs. Jon W
Temple. | :

New Eras Ever!
berry plants, $1 C.
Zones, 50c C., at my
Z. D. Dobb, Rt. 1, B
pharetta. :

Gem Strawber
free bearers of
berries, $3.85 del to





P. O. Box 526, Duluth. Ph. 3480
after 5 PM. \

BRUCELLOSIS ERADICATI
Counties Free * Counti
Of Disease
Help Make Georgia Bruce




Barkley pump, plastic pipe Hamby, Rt. 3, @
and large watertank, now in
operation. .No..reasonable offer
refused. Mrs. Martha Beaty
P. O. Box 46, Mountain View.

Ph. PO 7-0471.

6 Oi] brooders $100; Bradley
Hammer Mill, used very little,
good cond., has roller feed
belt, 2 screens, ,$175 at my
farm 5 mi. S. of Jonesboro,
1% mi. W. Orrs Sta. on 4-
lane Hwy. Alex H. Stephens,
RFD 1, Box 334, Jonesboro.

Grain. drill, like new, J. D.
4 disc tiller and power Hay









Holston, Molena. \burn 7244.



Rake, for sale. E. Fountain, Ft.
Valley.

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enions for all
gal, 2 gal. $1.75.
Exch. for white

1, Cumming. 4
White multiplying
:$1.40 gal., ion

, 50c C. also shade
30c gt. $1 gal., dry
ves, 40c qt., $1.40 gal.
d Catnip plants, $1 doz.
Mary Ruth Phillips, Rt,

iA

uttons (make early
for Spring table),
Red

ste No-less than 1
No checks. Mrs. Lon
; 1, Dacula. :

dried cooking apples, no
r core, 50c lb. Send
Ars. J. H.\ Lawrence,

ied apples, no worms, |
or cores. Mostly Horse
0c Ib. plus postage. Mrs.

31 ent 2, Toccoa. :

BEE SUPPLIES:
8, one with Italian
th supers that have not
obbed this yr. Complete
mt and in good cond.
hew supers with frames,
. R. Sheddan, 4060
E. Atlanta 5.

stalks of sugar
ae oa for
syrup, 3e st at my
gotten this fall, or Ic
per stalk will hold until
oe Stale Boa:
Rt. 1, Cadwell.
and dipper gourds, 25
sizes 50c ea. Small
izes, 10c and 5c ea. Add
Mis. W. E. Wooten, Rt.



red meat: hams, 65c
} , 45 lb. mid-
c lb. Will ship COD.
hillips, Mineral Springs

.

nt sundried peaches,
50c Ib., plus postage. |
Tucker, Rt. 1, Com-

i

orders for new fresh-

Pecan meats, $1.25
, have few fig and yel-
m bushes, 25 ea. Add
. Dan Terry, Quit-

Ss, wash
8, 1,2

like, 3, $1.35
el a pes

yd Johnson,

nd gathered washed shade
sage, $1.50 lb. plus _post-
s. Ruby Brown,-Rt. 2,

Ib. of shade dried sage, $1
Re cee Mrs. Bethie
at..4, Dawsonville.

Govt. Green

EN)

1 acre

ewing or for making

two cents: stalk, my

mi. No. Enigma. Mack
Enigma.

thers, $1.507Ib. Mrs.
iliman, Rt. 1, Glenwood.

weed free) ground
shucks, for protecting
ewly planted flowers,
50 Ib en at my

ironed, |

PEACH SEED:
Old fashioned Peach seed, 25c

doz. and postage. Mary C. Tum-

lin, Eastanolle. 8s :

- Clear-seed and Plum Peach
seed mixed, 35 doz, PP. Mrs.
L. E. Sanders, Rt. 2, Buchanan.

ROOTS AND HERBS:
__ Small amount of wild Ginseng

| roots, and a small soda box full

of Black Snake roots, $4 for
both. Add postage. G. T. Brown,
Rt. 1, Ball Ground.

Elecampane, Catnip, Tansy,
15c, Calamus, Sage, 25c. all root-.
ed bunches, tiny round ,flower
or table pepper plants, rooted,
10c ea. for small pots. Add
postage. Mrs. Ralph Williams,
Rt. 1, Suwanne.

ARTICHOKES:

Articrokes, $1.25 gal. at my
hone. W. Y. Summers, Rt. 5,
Newnan. , :
CANE (SUGAR): -

' Green Ga. Sugar Cane, 6 ft.
long, for chewing, grinding or
planting, next spring, 5 cents
stalk; old fashioned soft chew-
ing Cane, 8 cents stalk, at field,
on Hwy. 67 at Denmark. S. J.
Foss, Brooklet. :

CORN (FEED):

Read nice field feed corn,
$1.75 bu. at my barn. W. Y. Sum-
ma Rt. 5, Newnan. Ph. 1690

3.

1EGGS: ;

2 Doz. fresh B. B. Bronze\and
Silver Lace eggs. Mailed in egg
cartons, wrapped well, $1.70 doz.
postage paid. Mrs. Ruth Shu-
man, Rt. 2, Ellabelle.

FERTILIZER:

About 70 tons Chicken man-
ure, $2.50 ton, my place 40 mi.
So. Atlanta on Hwy. 85. Lee
Duenckel, Haralson.

Extra good hen manure, by
bag or truckload, del. in West
side Atlanta. L, E. Widney, 3850
Bakers Ferry Rd., S. W. Atlanta
li. Ph. .PL-3-9005.

GOURDS: ae
Smalt dry gourds, 10c to 20c

ea. Mrs. John Weaver, Rt. 2,

Temple. ron

Martin and Dipper gourds, 25c
-a.; small mixed -sizes, 10 and
5c ea. Add postage. Mrs. W. E.
Wooten, Rt. 2, Camilla. -

HONEY, BEES, AND BEE.
SUPPLIES

About 50 hives good Italian
bees and about 50 empty hives,
8-frame style, all with 2 supers
and medal tops. Good hives,
priced cheap. Any amount. Tom
Kittle, Rt. 5, Carrollton.

Fey. grade, strained honey,

| 12-2-1.2 lb. jars, 30 Ibs. to Cs.,

$6.50 Cs. Elias B. Herrin, Na-
hunta.-

Honey from Habersham Co.
mostly-Sourwood, in 10 Ib. pails,
Chunk, $3.75; Ext. $3.50, Del. in
3rd zone. W. E. Livingston, Box
135, College Park. ered

MEAT: \
Nice side meat, 21 to 35 lb.

| Middlings, 25c Ib. Add postage

- come after. Bonnie Weeks,
ial. :

PECANS: 3 f

New crop Schley pecans, high-
est known quality, 5 and 10 Ib.
lots, 50c lb. and postage. All
money back quar. F. C. Garrett,
Ft. Gaines. f

POSTS:

U.S. inspected Chestnut fence
Posts, 30e ea. Will not ship. (1st
house off Covington Hwy. on
Macedonia Rd.). W. A. McKin-
ley, Lithonia.

ROOTS AND HERBS:

Yellow root, sassafras, wild
Cherry bark, 65c lb. Add post-
age. Kent Wallace, Mineral
Bluff. d

Yellow root,. Queen of the
Meadow, Yellow Dock, Sassa-
fras, Wild Cherry Bark, 35c lb.;
Muscadine vines, 25c ea. Add
postage. Mrs. J. W. Jackson, Rt.
2, Fairmount. .

Yellow root, May Apple root,
4 Ib. box, $1.15. Mrs. Abe Gobl,

S





Rt. 2, Talking Rock.

Mi OU: aa
FOR SALE

Sarsaparilla, Elder, Spicewood,
Plums, Red Sassafras, Yellow
Dock, Blackberry, Poke, Grey-
beard, Pine, Yellow Roots, Per-
simmon, Sweet Gum, Willow,
Poplar, What and Kea Ook bark,
2 Ibs., $1 Mullein. Pipsiwasi,
| Rabbit Tobacco, $1 Ib. Add post-
age. Exch. for print sacks. Mrs.
John Myers, (Addison) Rt. 2,
Hartwell.



MISCELLANEOU
WANTED



APPLE CIDER:

Want 3-4 gal. fresh apple
cider (not pasteurized). H. S.
Curry, 207 W. Ponce de Leon
Ave., Decatur. Ph CR 4034.

BEANS (SOY):
Want several lbs. eatable Soy
beans. H. Konigsmark, Sr., 153

|So. Atlanta St.. Smyrna.

CORN:
_ Want 1 doz. Indian corn, 3
doz. ears Strawberry corn; 2
Sugar Gourds, 1-1/2 ft. in dia-
meter. Mrs.-Ropert P. Smith,
5 Reese St. Newnan.

FIGS:

Want 2 bu. figs, quote price.
A. O. Whitehead, 1704 Holly
Hill Road, Augusta.

HAY: :

Want truck load of good hay
del. my place. State kind, quan-
tity and price. Roy D. Tankers-
ley, Appling.

SEED (Beer):

Want start of Calif. Beer
Seed. Reply at once. Mrs. J.
E. Sorrells, Royston.

SEED (RYE, OATS) ;
Want 10-15 bu. Abruzzi rye
and Victor Grain Seed Oats,
free of noxious weeds. Harvey
C. Jordan, Buena Vista. :

FIGS: ?

Want 2 or 3 yr. old fig bush,
No sprouts. Please quote price.
Wm. P. Coggeshall, 999 Lawton
St. S. W., Atlanta 10.

SEED (OgTS): .
Want several bu. good

seed

| oats at once. W. C. Douglas, RFD

1, Alma.



CATTLE FOR SALE



Holstein heifer claves, from
5 to 10 days old, their dams are
on SHIA test and from pure-
bred sires. Cheap. Sam E. Hart-
in, Rt. 2, Box 52, Columbus. Ph.
3-1148. ns

Reg. Polled shorthorn bull for
sale. Albert Wheaton, c/o
Wheaton, Farms, Leesburg.

Reg 22 mo. old Guernsey bull
also 30 pigs, 6-8 wks. old, Hamp-
shire and Duruc, for sale at my
farm. E. W Fambrough, Rt. 1,
Mampton. Ph. 2616.

Few reg. and Grade Angus
heifers, and 5 young reg. Angus
bulls. See by appointment. J.
G. Purvis, Rt. 2, Millen: Ph.

321 J3.

Purebred Ayrshire bull, 14
mos. old, from outstanding par-
ents, $125. Lester lL. Tice, Rt. 2,
Americus.

Twe reg. Guernsey male cal-
ves, 6 mos. old, good bloodlines,
$40 ea. $50. ea. with papers, at
farm. H. W. Thurmond, Farm-
ington. / : y

Seven reg. White face bulls,
all in good flesh and breeding

_|cond, calves available to show

offspring. James Butts, c/o B.
& -B. Ranch, Thomaston. Ph.
3760.

60 Hreford and: 20 Cross
Breed steers on pasture,_Wts.
500 to 700 lbs. Ralph Griffeth,
418 Wimbledor Rr; N.E., At-
lanta 9. Ph. TR 5-2218.

Reg. horned Hereford bull, 30
mos; old, approx. 1100 Ibs, good
color, very blocky. Purchased
from Ga. Exp. Station. $200.

prevent inbreeding James
Slaughter, Sunny Side. Ph.
4857. .

Shorthorn and polled shori-
horn - bulls, 8-10 mos. old, any
color, $125. to $250.. Burt Ben-



nett, Rt. 3, Moultrie.



-|Dewey Weldon, Rt. 2, Butler.

.| ers in buyers name, $25 ea. Don

Del. within 30 mi. Selling to |





TTLE FOR SALE



HOGS FOR SALE



Jersey Bull, 14%4 mos.

good cond., for sale at my farm.
R. A. Adams, Rt. 1, Box 372,
Lawrenceville.

Holstine dairy heifers, fresh
and springers, T. B. blood test-
ed and vaccinated. E. L. Rogers,
RFD 1, Plains.

Reg. Hereford bull and heifer
calves of finest strain for sale.
Ogden A. Geilfuss, c/o Melody
Brook Farm, Windy Hill Road,
RFD 3 Marietta. Ph. Smyrna
5-7385.

Db}. standard polled Hereford
bulls, Domestic Mischief blood-
line, good color, size and con
formation. $125. ea. and up. Reg.
in buyers name. Come see. Roy
Goddard, Rt. 2, Lithonia.

Reg. Angus Cattle, bulls, cows,
bred and open heifers for sale.
Harry Johnson, Rt. 1, Silver
Creek.

Holstein male, 4 yrs. old Oct.
1956, entitled to reg. papers.

Jersey male calf, 7 mos. old,
sub, to reg. artificially bred,
(make good herd bull). Sell to
prevent inbreeding. Contact me
on Waller Rd., 5 mi. N. Thom-
aston, off Hwy. 19. T. S. Her-
ring, Rt. 1, Thomaston. Ph. 4307.

_ Reg. Hereford cattle, horned
type bulls, 6-9 mos. old, $100 ea.
Cecil Travis, /o Pine Crest
Acres, Riverdale. Ph. Fayette-
ville 5581.

Three purebred Santa Ger-
trudis bulls. George. C. Turner,
oat & W Ranch, Bremen. Ph.

Reg. Guernsey heifers, 15-24
mos. old, ready to breed; 8 reg.
Guernsey heifers, 4-14 mos.
old; 3 reg. Guernsey males, 4-
12 mos: old; 5 reg. Guernsey
cows, Freshen Oct., Nov., Dec.,
vac. and tested. H. Lloyd Park-
ae oe Tilson Rd., Decatur. Ph,
EV 3752.

Reg polled Hereford bull,
dbl. standard, 26 mos. old, dark
color, gentle, $200.00 FOB my
farm G. W. Darden, watkins-.
ville. {
. One, good cow, now giving
milk, $68.00 if taken at once.
Dollie Pearson, Rt. 1, Box 43,
Dahlonega: = =

Fine White Face heifer calf,
7 mos. old, $50.00my place.
George Siceloff, Rt. 1,. Talla-
poosa.

2 purebred Santa Gertrudis
bulls, 1 to be weaned within
few weeks, 1 being weaned now,
Ay Morris, c/o Double M
Farms, P. O. Box 119, Carroll-
ton. Ph. Ter. 2-2852. ;

i
HOGS FOR SALE

een

Reg. black P. C. boars, 8 wks.

old, treated, best of bred, pap-

E. Cochran C/O Rebel Ridge
Farm, Shiloh Rd. Kennesaw.
Ph. Marietta 9-4982.

Reg. Hampshire pigs, 75-90
Ibs., wormed, both sex, from
large litters. Special price to
\4-H and FFA Chapters. J. D.
Hogan, Jr., Rt. 4, Dublin.

16 blocky type Duroc Pigs,
$9 ea, also one Duroc boar, 2 yrs.
old. Clarence Hogsed, C/O Pure
Oil Station, RFD 3, Blairsville.

4 feeder pigs, 1 stock hog, 2
sows, $120 for lot at my place.
J. W. Brown, 806 Conley Rd.,
Atlanta 15. Ph. MA-7-2958.

Purebred shoats, OIC Whites,
shortnose type, different sizes,
different prices. At my farm
3-1/2 mi. E. Rock Spring. A. B.
Whaley, P. O. Box 44, Rock
Spring.

Good pigs, 8 wks. old, $10 ea.;
also one litter 14 wks. old, $12
ea. J. W. Hear, Rt. 1, Senoia
Rd., Fairburn. Ph. 6025. ~ :

Reg. Hampshire boars, soon}
ready for service, ,$40 ea.; open
gilts, 200 Ibs., $50 ea. All reg.
im buyers name. David Stough,
Locust Grove. Ph. Griffin 7396.

Hampshire pigs, strict regis-
tration followed. Ready to breed, |
down to 10 wks. old. Del. guar-
anteed, FOB, Winder. C. O.
Maddox, Winder.





old, |:

Reg. SPC shoats, meat type,
best bloodlines, from Model

Ann, Sire is Diamond Boy; Ser-

| vice boar at my place for sale;
also, nice gentle saddle mare,

work anywhere, 9 yrs. old, with

new Army Saddle. Cheap. Geo. ;

Ferguson, Rt. 1, Cave Spring.

46 Hampshire pigs, 8-10 wks,
old, $6 ea. Jack Findley, Ste- ;

phens.

SPC gilt and: one male almost
ready to breed, $18 ea. or $21
ea. papers furnished. Mrs. John
M. Ashley, C/O Ashleys Ranch,
Dexter.

Purebred long bodied type
SPC pigs, gilts and boars, treat-
ed and reg. in buyer's name.
Reasonable price. D. W. W.
Gravely, P. O. Box 741, Thomas-
ville. Ph. CA-6-2321.

Several nice Yorkshire boars
ready for service; also York-
shire, Tamworth and cross-bred
pigs. R. T. Gunby, C/O Rolling
Meadows Farm, Rt. 1, Sharps-
burg. Ph. Newnan 1860.

20 feeder shoats, average 160
Ib. ea. also several smaller pigs,
all purebred Durocs. Ray Gar-
land, Rt. 1, Sparta.

Reg. Tamworth pigs, 8 wks.
old, best bloodlines, reg. in buy=
ers name. J.C. Davis, Rt. 1, Sil-
ver Creek.

Cross gilts, bred to reg. Hamp-
shire boar, $37.50 ea., also pure-
bred Hampshire boar with pap-
ers, $30. Ernest Turner, Plains.

+16 good pigs, 8 wks. old. Ellis
Floyd, Rt. 1, Hampton. Ph. 3597.

Several
good
Strange,
Hartwell,

fine shoats, extra
cond. Bargain. Spencer
602 Savannah St,

One extra good OIC boar hog,
about 2-1/2 yrs. old, $40 cash
at farm. J. P. Strickland, Rt. 1,
Box 121, Griffin. Ph. 7957.

Five purebred healthy Hamp-
shire pigs, around 60-75 lbs. ea.,
eligible for reg. Ernest A. Smith,
Rt. 1, Ben Hill.

3 Reg. Duroc sows, bred to
Duroc boar, to farrow Jan 1957
$75 ea. Also, purebred boar, $56
N. W. McLeod, Cuthbert.

12 SPC and OIC pigs, crossed,
$10 ea. at my farm. Roy
Bond Sr., Rt. 1, Lithonia.

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POULTRY FOR SALE



TURKEYS, GUINEAS, DUCKS
GEESE, ETC.: .

Black and white Ducks, 1
male, 5 females, $1.25 ea. Can-
not ship. Mrs. C. H. Thigpen,
Rt. 1, Adrian.

15 White ducks; 73c ea. See
anytime. Mrs. Lucile Duffey,
Conley.

Pair White Pekin Ducks and
2. White Leghorn Roosers, 6
mos. old. Fred Trimble, Austin
i Rt. 2, Decatur. Ph. DE
5143. :

6 large White ducks, 2 large
White Drakes (the type that
can*be picked), $1 ea. at my
hmoe. J. F. Brantley, Rt. 2,
Douglas. Ph. 0270-M.

12 large White and Black
and White drakes,~$3 ea. oF
exch. one for hen. C. E. Stewe
art, Box 145, Mountain View.
Ph. PO 6-3686 after 7:30- PM.

Mallard duck breeders, $3
ea. FOB. Chester Wester, Rt.
3, c/o Blooomland Farm, Ma-
rietta.

Some ducks, $1.25 ea.; also
chicken fertilizer, $1 for 100
lb. food sack full. Mrs. J. E.
Carter, Box 487, McMurry S.
W. Atlanta 11. Ph. PL 5-9237.



POULTRY WANTED



LEGHORNS:

Want W. L. pullets ready te
lay, consider some 12-14 wks.
old. M. F. Peterson, 2311 Wes<

ley Chapel Rd., Decatur. Ph.
DE 8613.
Want 50-100 good stock W.

L. pullets, 4-8 mos. old. N. Ae
Thompson, P. O. Box 295, Mille
edgeville Ph. Haddock 2460.





_Ibs., about 9 yrs.

-ea., 8- 9 yrs.



Good Management Key

(Continued From Page 1)

by day until she is on full

gram, one thing the sow

. -best results is plenty of clean fresh water
at all times,

gests they be earmarked

feed in five or
six days after the pigs come.
But no matter what your feeding pro-

Hays insists.
When the pigs are a day old Hays sug-





must have for

for identifica-



tion purposes and because creep- :
usually are more uniform in size and ~
heavier at weaning time he suggests
creep feeding. He says a good creep feed
for pigs can be made by mixing 75 pounds
of cracked corn with 25 pounds of protein
supplement.
Just like anything else, a good job of
management is necessary if farmers are
to realize any measure of success in a
swine operation. You cant make money
on hogs if your sows raise only five pigs
per litter.

ed pigs





is assistant. to Mr. Bo
~Representativ

tended the organiza ion:

ever, the Association :







POULTRY WANTED



MISCELLANEOUS _CHICK-

ENS:
Want 15 or 20 early spring

hatch -pullets that lay white

eggs. Jas. Rt.

Fairburn.

PEAFOWLS:
Trade big. type Blue geese
for pr. 1 yr. old Peafowls. Pay

A. Wood, ds

-or take difference. J. F. Well-

born, Rock Spring.

REDS:

Want 1 purebred Rose Comb
R. I. Red Rooster. State price
and if can ship. John W. Har-
rell, Lakeland.

Want 35 March hatch N. H.
Red or Barred Rock pullets at
reasonable price. C. E. Boat-
fight, Rt. 2, Whitesburg. Ph.
Terrace 2-3767.

Want 25 N. H. Red March
hatch pullets. Geo. W. West,
1491 Piedmont Ave., N. E. At-
lanta 9. - :

ROCKS:

Want 5-6 Mar. or Apr. hatch, f

purebred White Rock pullets,
none under 4 lbs. State price
FOB in light crate. A- J. Wil-
loughby, Waco.

TURKEYS, GUINEAS, DUCKS
GEESE, ETC.:

Want some White turkeys.
Dock Mize,. 4246 Mikado Ave.,
Macon.
$$

HORSES AND MULES

FOR SALE
SNS
Reg. 5-gaited saddle mare,

very gentle. Doyle Fatels Mc-
Donough.

Fine Pinto Mare, bred to Tenn.
Walking stallion, $95. N. W.
Evans, Yatesville-

Horse mule, 8 yrs. old, Wt.
1000 Ibs., extra good cond., $60.
See at my home on Cochran Rd.,
off Cascade, Palmetto Hwy. C.
F. Gaines, Rt. 1, Box 275, Coch-
ran Rd., College Park.

Black mare mule, approx. 1000
old, gentle,
work anyway, for quick sale.
On Soperton-Dublin Hwy. 8 mi.
N. Soperton. J. A. Page, Rt. 1,
Adrian. ~~
Reg. Palomino Walking mare,
gentle but plenty of spirit. Sell
or exch. for Palomino quarter
horse or mare. C. L. Hardin,
Doraville. Ph. Chamblee 7-4742,

Pair mules, perfect match, one
horse, one mare, about 900 Ibs.
old, have worked
together 4 yrs., no plubs, $200
pr. with plow gear, on B. J. Gar-
rison farm. D. J. Coney, RFD
1, Milan.

Nice gentle pony, work any-
where, $60 G. W. Thornton,
Buchanan,

Good mule, 8 yrs. dld, about
1000 lbs, $100. S. C. Montgomery,

- Junction. City.

Several nice gentle Shetland
riding ponies, Spotted and solids,
mie to $200. Robin Vaughn, Rt.

, Toccoa. Ph. Tucker 6-5249.

2 colts, 6 mos. old Oct. 5
(mother is Reg. Tenn Walker);
2 gaited saddle horses, 7-10 yrs.
old, both gentle; one horse train-
ed for cows, also extra big work
goat, broke, single or bl. E. R.
Taylor, Sr., LaGrange. Ph. 4531.

Mare mule, very gentle and
: worker, 10- 11 yrs. old, 1000
$50. William C. Alford, Rt.



My Lilburn, Ph. Stone Mtn. 4672.

HORSES AND MULES
FOR SALE

s S
SHEEP AND GOATS
FOR SALE



Good mare mule, blocky about
12 yr. old, plenty of life, work
anywhere, approx. 950 lbs. at
farm, one mile from Gresham-

ville. Fred House, Rt. 2; Madi-
son,

s

Mare, about 700 -lbs., 10 yrs.
old, Sorrel color, 4 white stock-
ings, blazed face, flax mane and
tail, work and ride anywhere,
$60 cash, saddle and bridle in-
cluded, Billy Cochran, ~ Star
Route, Cherry Log. -

Gaited saddle horse, very gen-
tle. Saddle and bridle if wanted.
Reasonable. J. K. West, P. O.
Box ies Madison.

Good black Mare mule, in
good shape, $50; also extra good
OIC boar hog, about 2-1/2 yrs.
old, $40. Cash at farm. J. P,
Strickland, Rt. 1, Box 121, Grif-
fin, Ph. 7957.

5 nice small Shetland pony

mares, all bred, 6 yearling. fil- |.

lies, 3 nice kid ponies, all gentle
for children. Reasonable. Jess
Holhorn, Jonesboro. Ph. 6771.

One mule, 13 yrs. old, work
anywhere, $80. Live on road to
Burky Mtn. John Will Foster,
Rt. 1, Box 54, , Luthersville. t.



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

SS

Real South America Chinchil-
las, not rabbits, excellent breed-
ing stock, $25 pr., $30 shipped.

Wesley Cobb, oe Stewart Rd.,

Decatur.

Purebred, ,fryer size, N. Z.
Red rabbits, male or female,
$1.50 ea. Send Money oe
Ship freight col. Phillip Ke |
Box 218, Harlem.

High grade N. Z. White rab-
bits, all ages, 2-18 mos. old,
Bucks and Does, $3 to $8 ea.
with some reduction on 3 or
more. All sub. to pedigree. Come
see. C. W. Page, 149 North Ave.,

+N. E., Atlanta 8. Ph. Tr.-4-6452.

Purebred Californian rabbits,
breedingage, Pedigree stock, $10
trio. R. Lamar Brantley, Rt. 2;
Wrightsville.

Large type White pebrs,
$2.50 pair. A. B. Whaley, P.O.
Box 44, Rock Springs. ~

White N. Z. and colored rab-
bits; some purebreds but not
regular stock, $2 ea. and up. Mrs. 1
CAG Douglas, 6116 Barfield Rd.,
N. E., Sandy Springs. =

12 fryer tabbits, 5c ea, 7} W.
Head, Rt. 1, Senoia Road, Fair-
burn. Ph. 6025.

Genuine South American
Chinchillas (not rabbits), bred
pair, pairs ready to breed, young
pairs, very reasonable. Rowe
Johnson, Douglasville.

White or black rabbits, $1.25
and $2 ea. Cannot ship. Mrs. L.
E. Watkins, 3810 Adamsville
Dr., SW, Atlanta 11.-Ph.-PL-5-
9513.

Chinchilla and N. Z. Red does,
breeding age, $2.50 ea.: also N.
Z. red bucks, 4 mos. old, $2 ea.
S. K. "Bone, Rt. I, Palmetto.

100 N. Z. White rabbits, 2
to 6 mos, old, also breeding Does.
Mrs. J. M. Mitchell, Johns Rd.,
Tucker. Ph.-43-7264.

South American Chinchillas
(not rabbits). Value up to $500
pait. Special price $50 pr.-Mrs.
Helen Street, RFD, 2956 Buford
Hwy, Atlanta 6.



Two Toggenburg milk goats,
1 now milking 3 qts. daily, had
kids twice; $40, the other 14
mos, old, not_bred, $15. Trade
for Nubian or French Alpine,
fresh milk goat. Also want to
buy young Nubian Male, old
enough for service. D. A. Bagley,
MD: eRt; Box 10, Austell.

One ea. fine Nubian and Tog-
genburg bill, $10 ea. in light
crate in Ga. only. Also exc. pr.
6 yr. old match mules for broke
re of work steers and*pay dif.

. F. Wellborn, Rock Spring.

Reg: Nubian and 4 good Saa-

nan milk goats, bred to freshen | hi
between now and Jan. $115 for,

lot. Mrs. Agnes Green, Austell
Ave., Austell.

2 male Toggenburg goats, 4
mos. old, mother giving 1 gal.
milk daily, $7 ea. at my home.
Mrs. Carl Ritz, Campbellton Rd.,
Fairburn.

Toggenburg bill for service.
Also stallion at stud at my home
on Clark Road. Zach Roberts,
Rt. 2, Fairburn. Ph. 2262.



_ LIVESTOCK WANTED



CATTLE:

: Want 10 grass fed steers, Wt.
200-300 lbs., or small grass fed
bulls. Will give 10-12c lb. Del.
6 mi. N.- of a off 140
Hwy. Ralph Danger, Woodstock.
Ph. Roswell 2472. e :

Want good milk cow within

20-25 miles of Macon. Henry.

E. French, Rt. 3, Forsyth. |

Want 20 good milk cows.
Must be clean, good producers.
Will pick up. Write what. a0
have and price. James F. Jor-
dan Ellerslie.

Want 2 heifer calves, avout
3 mos, old, bees type at reason-
able price. Del. at my farm 2

mi. S. Woodstock. Al! letters
ans. C. E. Jett, Rt. 6, Marietta.

GOATS:

Want 1 or 2 eo milk canta
no culls, must. be reasonable.
Mrs. B. G. Morgan, West cae
well Ave, Waycross.

HORSES AND MULES:

Want large horse suitable for
heavy work, plowing, logging.
George Holston, Molena.

LIVESTOCK WANTED ae



|



Want small gentle mare, suit-
able for child. Give price, age, |
etc. C. A. Thompson, 304 Inman
Dr., Decatur. Ph. C. R. oot

RABBITS: _

r Want 4 or 3 pair young Black |
rabbits, to be shipped to me.-
H. G. Vaughn, P. O. Box 24, N.
Side Sta, Atlanta 5.



FARM HELP WANTED



Want man, 35-45 yrs. old, mar- |.
ried, sober, -used to living in

Country, to work on farm. Good
Ouse on mail and school bus
route. Write before coming.
George Varn, Box 205, Folkston.

Want unencumbered White
woman to live in home on farm
doing light farm work for room,
board and reasonable eos
Charles W. Jackson, RFD
Palmetto, zs ee

Want man to help in dairy

R. house and garden, on school

Rt. 4, Madison.

Want good Christian man or}
woman. to live as one of family
on farm and do light farm work
for room and small wages. All
letters answered. Martha Hor-
ton, Rt. 3, Nashville. ee



to 14 ft. self-propelled Combine.

grinder House,

lights,

and mixers.

route. 25. mi. N. Atlanta. J. W.
Hughes, 457 Piedmont Ave, N. E,
Atlanta 5. Ph. TR-4 2741. 3

Want party to clean oat two
3,000 cap. chicken house, at my
place on Canton-Roswell Hwy.,
near Earney Store. Will give
the litter for your work. Mrs.
Mamie McClure, Rt. a. Wood-
soc



POSITIONS WANTED >



ble, good man for $2.50 a oe
to be paid weekly, - and g
place to live. Do different ings
light farm work, raise flowers,



Tete. O. L. Clark, Rt. 2s Re oa
































































and other farm work. Have 4}

bus and mail route. Will pay 6g
reasonable wages. Reid. Duvall, Pree

Want man with. family to | J
handle machinery on chicken| 4
farm from Caterpillar tractor L
Also be capable of running food |!

wood furnished. Near ogy
school, church and school bus}... ''

Want job on farm with relia-|

daughter, wants :
farm or driving ctor
Jar work on farm, for)
himself and 17 yr. old
work 6 days a wee

Tr | anywhere, anytime, any

Ga. Elmer Brazi

White man, 41 yrs. 0

ably for Doctor o1
hones
family of 5. Refe
Johnson, oe Woo
Dairy, Rt , Evans.

Single White. man
wants job on farm.
tractor, but can wo
Work for bie
small salary

ages of tet Taft,
Willard. Hall, 5,

po kind sian to:







H. Brown, RFD 1, stat]
















































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Atlanta f ous : Athens
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STEERS & HEIFERS 1561 1135 "Report 380
Good & Cheice 18.50-21.90 1200-1800. eS ee
Standard AV4,75-17.50.2. 1400-1750 14.50-17.25 :
Utility -10,50-14.50 11.00-14.75 Bes 11.00-13.75
Yealers 16.00-24.25 15.00-23.25 - --16,00-21.00 -
Stockers & Feeders 11.75-16.00 11.25-12.50 - 11.00-15.25
Feeder Calves 11,25-17.2512.00-17.50 e 10.50-16.75
COWS: rae ee Se
Utility & Standard ~10.50-12.25 10.00-11.00 3 10.00-11.35
Canners & Cutters 7.75-10.50 7.50-10.25 S -7,50-10.25.
Springer ze d : ati : * : i
HOGS: . 85 3
No. 1 Meat Type : - =
No. 1 Others Z - - -
No. 2 : ae = 5
No. 3 3 a oe hy d Se
Beedere . > { - 2 Z