Phil Campbell, 
 
Commissioner 
 
Bulletin 
 
  
 
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1957 
 
NUMBER 15 
 
  
 
  
   
     
  
  
   
    
   
  
    
     
   
    
   
     
   
   
     
   
    
    
   
    
    
   
    
    
  
     
   
    
   
   
   
    
   
    
   
   
 
recent months the Be nscrncat 
ture has put forth concerted 
et butterfat tests run on all 
 
: samples at the plants where 
 
on bulk tank operation an 
es the tank truck for two 
by getting a sample of milk for 
ecutive daily milkings. 
 
1ot as yet received a butter- 
receive one in the near future. 
have, for the most part, been 
sement with the pay check 
dave been some cases of vari- 
have resulted in more accu- 
r tests for the dairyman 
ate test was run. : 
 
s, in general, have a tenden- 
r about the accuracy of butter- 
 
  
 
fold purposeit assures the 
n accurate test and gives the 
irce of official information to 
ney are paying on a fair basis, 
ther big question in a pro- 
 
is whether he is being paid 
asis with regard to how his 
. Naturally he wants the high 
n some instances he feels that 
forth lots of money and time 
good base, then sees at a 
igh percentage of his base 
o the surplus column. This 
longs to both the distributor 
oducer and each should co- 
every way to see that the 
es Grade A milk is held 
 
ear round production and 
es efforts. could play a big 
 
ot TESTS AID FARMERS 
 
  
 
milk producers milk, Butterfat. 
is are catching four consecu- 
 
delivers milk in cans. If the  
 
  
 
7 Of risuliaral 
CALENDAR 
 
Jan. 21-22, Athens; Jan. 23-24, ABAC. 
Tifton  Farm Management Short 
Course. 
 
  
 
Jan. 23-24, Sylvania  Georgia Live- 
stock Ass'n Convention. 
 
Jan. 28, Carrollton: Jan. 29, Rock Eagle 
Park; Jan. 80, ABAC, Tifton  
Dairy Production Short Course. 
 
Market Managers Short Course. 
 
  
 
Its of the butterfat tests are, 
ch producer. Those producers 
 
k test by State inspectors. 
 
  
 
Feb. 17, 18, 19  Rock Eagle Park  fe 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
part in solving this mutual problem. 
 
_ Practically every dairyman in Geor- 
gia would be happy if he were assured 
that his butterfat test for which he is paid 
is accurate and that he is paid for his 
milk in accordance with the way it is 
used by the distributor. 
 
Hogs Produce Better 
 
If Kept A Bit Hungry 
 
When hogs are kept a bit hungry, they 
outperform their fat or fullfed brothers 
and sisters, according to Washington State 
College, Pullman, Washington, 
 
A total of 1,705 hogs were involved in 
 
~ the 10 year Washington State study and, 
according to Animal scientist S. H, Fowler 
 
of Washington College, the lean hungry 
hogs grew taller, produced more meat per 
pound of feed, and produced and weaned 
more pigs than the fullfed fat hogs. The 
fullfed hogs did put on weight faster, and, 
of course, got fatter. 
 
_ Dr. Fowler says the study shows that 
swine breeders do not need to feed hogs 
all they can eat for more efficient produc- 
tion. He also says that better selection of 
top sires and sows for the foundation stock 
can be made if these animals are kept a 
bit on the hungry side. 
 
 PEANUTS 
 BROILERS 
 
  
 
Georgia, First: 
 
 FOREST LANDS 
 NAVAL STORES 
 
Record Pine Cone Crop 
Gathered By Georgians 
 
Georgians have collected the largest 
cone supply in history, according to the 
Georgia Forestry Commission. 
 
One hundred thousand bushels of 
conesincluding 75,000 slash, 23,000 lob- 
lolly and 1,500 longleafwere harvested 
 
_this year to provide seed for six forest 
 
tree nurseries. The average price per 
 
bushel was $1.50 for loblolly and $1.00 
 
for slash. 
A new cone curing and _ extraction 
 
plant, which is the only one of its type- 
 
in the world, is already under full opera- 
tion in Macon. Reforestation officials said 
the plant will process about 3,000 bushels 
 
of cones a day. Three thousand bushels of - 
 
cones yield about 1,500 pounds of seed. 
 
The cone processing will start in the 
top floor of the three-story building and 
will continue to the ground floor level. 
The utilization of the gravity flow method 
will result in the seed being in perfect 
condition because of less handling. 
 
The cones, after the seed are extracted, 
are ground-up and used as mulch on the 
seedling beds in the nurseries. 
 
1958 Cotton Allotment 
Announced For Georgia 
 
Georgia farmers have been alloted 
905,387 acres on which to grow their 1958 
upland cotton crop. This is an increase of 
574 acres over the 904,813 acres alloted 
Georgia for 1957. 
 
The 1958 National cotton acreage al- 
 
lotment is 17,391,304 acres. This is a de- 
 
crease of 194,159 acres over the 1957 Na- 
tional allotment of 17,585,463 acres. 
 
The state allotment of 905,387 acres 
will be apportioned among the 159 Coun- 
ties in Georgia and the county allotments 
among farms in the county. Individual 
farm acreage allotments will be mailed to 
operators of cotton farms. 
 
 PIMENTO stoake 
* IMPROVED PECANS 
 
  
 
  
 
   
   
 
  
 
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FARM 
 
WORK 
 
WANTED 
 
  
 
53 yr. old single, white man 
wants wage job running dairy 
or poultry farm for reason- 
able salary and room, board. 
Experienced. J. R. Oliver, 883 
Edgewood Ave. NE, Atlanta. 
 
41 yr. old white single man 
wants work on farm, have 
some experience driving trac- 
tor. Am sober, honest, and 
want 412. wk. room, board, 
and laundry. Julian Reed, c/o 
R. C. Horton, Rt. 2, Kite. 
 
White Christian married 
man, 3 daughters, 8 to 12 yrs. 
eld, wants job on chicken 
ranch near Atlanta. Drive 
truck and tractor, good with 
any kind of farm tools. Wife 
also works. Want 3 to 4 R. 
house, lights, water, etc., and 
reasonable salary. Go any- 
where. No drinking. No cards. 
A. T. Cronan, 454 Capitol Ave. 
SE, Apt. 3, Atlanta 15. 
 
White man and wife want 
job on farm doing light farm 
work. Experienced poultry, 
cattle, fruit and carpenter, and 
in all phases of farming. Rea- 
sonable salary. Roy E. ONeal, 
Sr., 210 Crumley St., SW, At- 
lanta 15 
 
White man, wife, and 18 yr. 
old son want job on farm. Can 
drive truck or tractor. 20 yrs. 
experience in farming. 4 or 
5 R. house, lights, fuel, etc. 
_Shares or reasonable wages. J. 
 
_ M. Swallows, 135 Merrits Ave, 
NW, Apt. 23 Atlanta, 13. 
 
Experienced broiler raiser 
wants place anywhere in Ga. 
with houses to hold 25 to 40 
thousand chickens and 4 or 
5 R. house. T. H. Wheeler, Rt. 
1 Cumming. 
 
Settled single white man 
wants work at once, looking 
after cattle, chickens, hogs, 
 painting, or carpenter work 
on farm. Ready to go to work. 
 
Want job on farm near Can- 
ton, Cherokee Co., looking af- 
ter chickens or laying hens. 
Can also do carpenter work, 
paint farm buildings, drive 
tractor, etc. Raised on farm. 
Just wife and self. Dont drink. 
Henry Eller, Rt. 1, Waleska. 
 
52 yr. old white man, raised 
on farm, wants job on chick- 
en farm or farm work; do most 
anything on farm. Go any- 
where $3. day, with room, 
board and lodging. Want work 
by day, or 1 H. crop. Have to 
have money for . transporta- 
tion. Troy Binford, Porterfield. 
 
47 yr. old white man, 5 in 
family, wants 2 horse or trac- 
tor farm on 50-50 basis with 
cotton, peanuts, tobacco and 
hogs. Good house and land. 
No bad habits, dont drink. 
Have to be moved and furn- 
ished for awhile. Can move 
at once. E. J. Taylor, Rt. 1, 
Codwell. ~ 
 
Single man wants job at 
once. Experience with most 
all farming, cattle, machinery, 
tobacco. Go anywhere. John 
Cordell, 1351 Third St., Ma- 
con. 
 
Colored man wants small 
nice 4 R. house with 20 or 25 
A. land. Standing rent basis, 
in Fulton Co. Elder Jenkins, 
442 Prior St., Gainesville. 
 
55 yr. old white man -wants 
job on farm for wages. Drive 
tractor or truck. Do not have 
transportation. G. M. Rouse, 
Rt. 2, Alto. (Hwy. 441, 6 mi. 
of Homer). 
 
Colored man, wife, and 7 
children want job on hog 
farm doing light farm work. 
Need 4 R. house, lights, run- 
ning water, and $35. wk. sal- 
ary, near Atlanta. A. J. Stro- 
zier, 373 Collins St.. SE, At- 
 
  
 
Floyd Hartley, 277 Miledge 
Ave., SE, Atlanta 12. 
 
lanta 3. Ph. Ja. 4-5159. 
 
FARM HELP 
 
WANTED 
 
  
 
Want single man to take 
care of and train horses on 
my farm. New living quarters, 
with modern electrical equip. 
Must not drink. Ogden Geil- 
fuss, c/o Melody Brook Farm, 
Windy Hill Rd., Rt. 3, Mari- 
etta. Ph. Smyrna HE 5-7385. 
 
Want man with small fam- 
ily to do general farm work 
for $100.00 mo. Have 5 R. 
house. T. E. Ferrell, Rt. 2, 
Madison. 
 
Want reliable unencumber- 
ed white woman to live in 
farm home with elderly wo- 
man and son and do light farm 
chores. Room, board and $10. 
wkly. Mrs. J. C. Noles, Rt. 1, 
Eastman. 
 
Want middle-aged Christ- 
ian woman to live in nice home 
in edge of Concord and do 
light farm work. Private room, 
board, and fair wages. State 
wages wanted. Mrs. A. C. 
Mobley, Concord. 
 
Want good man, to run a 
Water Mill, and farm 30 A. 
land, all on 50-50 basis, locat- 
ed 5 mi. Winder. S. S. King, 
749 Marietta Place, N. W., At- 
lanta 18. 
 
EQUIPMENT 
 
FOR SALE 
 
  
 
  
 
Allis Chalmers motor, al- 
most new, $800; Saw Mill with 
Creosoted wood work, 2 good 
saws, dust chain and belt, $400 
Edger with belt, $350. All 
under shelter, good running 
cond. Will make price on lot. 
Jesse H. Weeks, Rt. 1 (Cool 
Springs), Norman Park. 
 
John Deere 1 row tractor 
model M with all the plows, 
good cond. Tom Spivey, Axson. 
 
Farmall Cub tractor, culti- 
vator, plow, harrow, used ap- 
prox. 200 hrs. $750. F. D. Ric- 
kett, Rt. 4, Douglasville. Ph. 
 
13176. 
 
Ford tractor plow, 2 bot- 
tom 16 in. cut and Athens sub- 
soil plow, W. W. Williams, 
Quitman. 
 
Correction: New Grain Ben, 
1000 bu. $200; 2 grain bens 
100,000 bu ea. (not 10,000 bu. 
as stated in Dec. 11 issue), 
equipped with elevators $3000 
ea; 1/2 HP electric chicken 
picker and 1 scalding vat, $109 
George Poss, Thomson. 
 
Heavy duty offset harrow, 7 
ft. lift type rotary hoe, large 
cultipacker seeder, new _pea- 
nut shaker. Robert Nicholas, 
Rt. 1, Perry. Ph. Garfield 9- 
2410. 
 
Intnl] 2 horse stalk cutter, 
good cond., $20. Mrs. Laura 
Dudley, Warthen. Ph. 2719. 
 
Turner Saw-Mill, complete 
with motor, belts and minor ed 
ger, ready to saw. Also Oliver 
60 tractor with 2 small har- 
rows, 1-1/2 ton Ford truck, 
and Carter Pole trailer. J. H. 
Peek, Rt. 1, Fairburn. Ph. 4611. 
 
Allis Chalmer G tractor, disc 
tiller plow, good as new, $50 
ea; Set of disc plow, and fol- 
lower plow, fits anything but 
Ford, $10 ea; set of Dayton 
Scales, good as new, $35. Leo 
Spivey, 1120 McDonald Rd., 
Douglas. Ph. 448-Y. 
 
Electric chicken _brooder 
with sun porch as large as 
brooder, 100 cap. until frying 
time, $15. Mrs. J. C. Baker, 
Rt. 2, Thomaston. 
 
TD-9 Intn] Dozer with log- 
ing wench, hydraulic blade, 
1700: Intn] I-4 tractor with 
Hough Loader, dual wheels, 
$650; K-7 Intn] Dump truck, 
$300. F .M. Gazaway, 2556 
Clifton Springs Rd., Rt. 1, De- 
catur. Ph. DR8-2971. 
 
Allis Chalmer C; _ tractor 
with 2 Cole peanut planters 
and cultivators, $400; also 4 
dise Intnl Tiller, $100 and 4 
 
  
 
wheel trailer, $50. W. F. Yan- 
som, Hawkinsville (6 mi. W). 
 
  
 
  
 
Orchard, 
 
* Spray fot 
= SO 
 
and flower st ray 
 
$6 PP. | g: 
Mrs. Lon Ashworth, Rt. 1, Da- , 
 
cula. : 
 
1952 Farmall Super A trac- 
tor, perfect cond., cultivators, 
dbl. box planter, distributor, 3 
disc tiller on rubber, and dbl. 
harrow. Frank Sanders; Rt. 1, 
Jeffersonville. 
 
AC No. 66 PTO Combine, 
used 1 season. Guar. like new, 
$1450. Also pulley for Ford 
tractor, excellent cond., $45 
Jack W. Duffell, Rt. 2, Perry. 
 
CORECTION: 30 gal. cap. 
heavy galvanized and riveted 
water storage tank, $5; also 2 
empty 50 gal. oil drums, good 
cond. $2.25 ea. at my home. 
Used for storing gasoline for 
tractors in ,also used by cut- 
ting half and making water 
trough for stock. T. E. Free- 
burgh, Rt. 1, 123 Rex Rd., Lake 
City, Morrow. 
 
Allis Chalmer CA _ tractor 
mowing machine and harrow, 
akg type, bush and bog. 
Sell cheap. E. M. Gilbert, Rt. 
3, Thomaston. Ph. 4085. 
 
26 in. Cordwood saw; 1- 
3/8 bore; 28 in. Cordwood 
saw, never been used, $20. Al- 
so 1 yard pan for Ford or Fer- 
 
guson tractor. W. C. Whitley, | 
 
P. O. Box 552, LaGrange. 
 
1957 Ford tractor, size 660, 
and 8 disc harrow, field cul- 
tivator, rotary cutter, and sub- 
soiler. Myrtie Sikes, Rt. 1 
Statham. : : 
 
Elec. 3 deck finishing brood- 
er with thermostat control 
and hanging feeders. B. C. 
Cawthon, 2778 Lakewood Ave. 
SW, Atlanta 15. Ph. PO 1-3316 
 
J. D. Grain Drill, model FB}. 
 
117-A, $275; New Holland 
Baler 77, $750. Both in good 
cond. F. M. Aubrey, Rt. 4, 
Douglasville. Ph. 3058. 
 
Jeep , excellent cond, 4 
wheel drive and tow bar for 
farmers, $300. Robert D. Elam, 
Rt. 1, Villa Rica. : 
 
Intn] Milking machine with 
3 units (dont have to strip). 
 
Also Westinghouse 9 can cool- | 
 
er box, 8 stanchion, and ten 
10 gal. cans with tops, com- 
plete and good cond. $400. C. 
C. Clark, RFD 2, Stockbridge. 
 
1956 Ferguson tractor model 
35. 4 disc tiller, 3 turner bot- 
tom plow, cuttaway harrow, 
rotary stalk cutter, planters 
and distributors, cultivators, 
scrape ,lift, tractor jack, cotton 
and tobacco, duster, gas tank 
and pump. No. 1 cond. F. A. 
Johnson, Rt. 2, Odum. Ph. 
42126. 
 
Universal well pump, 150 
ft. plastic pipe, wiring and all 
fittings, $100. Roy Scott, Rt. 1, 
Box 27, Kite. : 
 
. 
 
John Deere LA tractor with 
plow, harrow, cultivator, and 
power take-off, $275. Cey Hef- 
ner, Rt. 2, Talking Rock. 
 
10 Roll-Out Laying Nest, 
$12.50 ea; also Keenco egg 
washer, $85, both used 1 sea- 
son good as new James W. Beil 
c/o Bellwood Farms, Box 230, 
Hartwell. 
 
EQUIPMENT 
 
WANTED 
 
  
 
  
 
Want Super A Farmall trac- 
tor, with or without equip- 
ment, also Cub tractor. Does 
not have to run. Want both for 
parts. F. M. Gazaway, 2556 
Clifton Springs Rd., Rt. 1, De- 
catur. Ph. DR 8-2971. 
 
Want 2 row John Deere corn 
picker. Must be in good shape. 
Contact Archie L. Thomas. 
Offerman. Ph. Patterson 2524. 
 
Want distributor and plant- 
er, all in one open that 
you can put in fertilizer and 
cover all at the same time. 
Must be good cond. W. H. Bur- 
gess, Rt. 1, Roopville. 
 
Want deep well pump and 
enough pipe for 35 ft. deep 
well, in good cond. also good 
foot valve. Write what you 
have for cash. H. B. 
son, Stonewall. Ph. Fairburn 
 
  
 
4742. 
 
Cedartown. 
a 
 
Want late mod 
tor with planter: 
and harrow. Quo 
Also have for sa 
ris Pony tractor 
cultivators, and 
Smith, Austell 
 
Bremen, 2876. 
Want D-4 
 
and cheap for 
ton, Kite. 
 
bunch; Peppe 
Scuppernong 
and Mtn. 
 
mixed Cut 
Half Runner, 
65c ea. cupfull. 
Mrs. Preston > 
3, Ellijay. 
 
Strawberry plar 
Washin 
 
$1. Also 
Mrs. F. M. Ea 
 
$1.25 doz. Mrs. 
Rt. 1, Chickam 
 
The Premier, 
Mastodon Stra 
bearing size, $1 
H. Cousins, Rt. 
 
Everbearing 
plants, Concor 
Peach, Appl 
 
$1 C. Add 1 
Lee Eller, 
Garlic, Mint, 
lery plants, 40, 
white Sweet | 
 
ness St., SW, Atl 
PL 3-525i. 
 
plants, 2 to 5 ft., rea 
6, $4; $7 doz. FOB. 
holson, Rt. 3, Al 
 
trees, Musca 
Also Mastodon 
Strawbe A 
 
Charleston 
Early Jersey 
 
Thomp- |bage plan: 
 
  
 
. a ee ee ae ee eee 
 
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4 
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 bage plants: Chas. 
nd Market Copen- 
Bermuda 
 
d | lized, 
 
5 y 
. | Steele, Eastman. Ph. 3269. 
 
- | Excellent 
 
| my far 
, Avy 79. Gout 2-1/2 mi. Of 
 
Kenwood. H. L. Newton, Col- 
lege Park. Ph. PO 1-2792. 
 
15 tons best quality Coastal 
Bermuda hay, highly ferti- 
uare wire bales. Aver- 
age 70 Ibs. Weed free. No rain. 
$30 ton at barn. Dr. 
 
200 tons top quality Coastal 
Bermuda hay, well fertilized, 
no rain, $25 ton durin, Dec: 
$30 ton after Jan. 1. FOB barn 
Thomas Miller, Rt. 4, Buena 
Vista. 
 
Coastal Bermuda hay, well 
 
* |\fertilized for sale, at my barn 
 
or will del. Robert Nicholas, 
ae Perry. Ph. Garfield 9- 
 
Good Peanut hay, $22.50 ton 
uality for $25 ton. 
All Fob. E. L. Preetorius. P. O. 
Box 354, Statesboro. 
 
180 tons Coastal Bermuda 
_ | hay, well fertilized, should con 
tain 8 to 13 pet. protein and 
 
lee $30 ton at barn. 
 
ts ed 
smut |Clay, Rt. 3, Macon. Ph, 2-5117. 
 
Mrs. Guy Crowe, 
ea. + 
 
emore Strawberry 
; $5 M. Will not 
 
Ph 3682 
 
sey and Charles- 
 
id frostproof Cab- 
 
;, fresh and green, 
500, $1.50; $2 M. 
omer, Pitts. : 
 
Charleston Wake 
 
ge plants, $2.50 M. 
 
. Well rooted. 
Alma. 
 
Peach, Apple, 
an and other fruit 
1] quote price. A. J. 
BO; Box 132; 
 
    
     
     
    
 
nts. Add posta e. 
Rt. 2, Gainesville. 
 
up if necessary. Con- 
oble, 2611 Tangle 
Decatur. Ph. ME 
 
  
 
Caldwell, Rt. 
e. (first farm past 
mpbellton Rd.). 
 
bales corn 
y rain on hay, 
 
ire. All at my 
del. J. 
 
Beto: 
ood. 
 
hay, 75c bale, at 
 
Gaff, 
 
500 bales Bermuda grass 
hay, baled without rain. Make 
 
tb offer for lot or 90 bale at 
|my place Doraville. 
 
George W. 
West Jr., 4825 Peachtree-Dun- 
|woody Rd. NE, Atlanta. Ph. 
CE 7-5579. 
 
4000 bales Lespedeza, Fes- 
cue and Clover Hay, new crop, 
 
*llarge bales, 65c bale at farm 
lat Dacula. John D. Gilbert, 
 
1280 Ridgewood Dr. NE, At- 
lanta 7. Ph. DRake 7-5471. 
 
3000 bales new crop Lespe- 
deza, Fescue and Clover hay, 
no rain. 65c bale at fram. 
Mrs. J. P. Mahaffey, Dacula. 
Ph. Lawrenceville 3770. 
 
1500 bales good Lespedeza 
hay, 400 bales good baled Oats 
 
all without rain. Big square | 
 
bales, 50c ea. Load any week 
day at my barn. D. G. Thomas, 
 
  
 
RFD, Hog Mtn. Rd., Bogart. 
FEED & GRAIN 
WANTED 
 
  
 
Benne seed ( a small podded 
seed) for baby chick feed. Mrs. 
C. S. Howell, Rt. 2, Adel. 
 
Want 4 to_5 tons wheat or 
oat straw. Quote price FOB 
your barn. Ralph Dunn, N. 4 
 
ane Hwy., Marietta. 
 
Want 50 bu. good corn for 
feed, as gathered. Also 3 tons 
good hay del. at my place, 4 
mi. NE Bremen, at Little Vine 
Church. L. T. Long, Rt. 1, Bre- 
men. Ph, 3039. 
 
LIVESTOCK 
 
FOR SALE 
 
  
 
  
 
Reg. Guernsey male, 21 mos. 
 
jold, sure breeder, good blood- 
 
lines, 3 heifers, 2 Guernsey, 
one Jersey, freshen Jan. and 
 
|Feb. with second calves. H. W. 
 
Thurmond, Farmington. 
One Shorthorn bull, 2 poll- 
 
|ed Shorthorn bulls, 8 mos. to 
 
2 yrs. old. Priced from $135. to 
$200. Burt Bennett, Rt. 3, 
Moultrie. : 
 
Dbl. standard reg. polled 
young Hereford heifers and 
bulls, excellent bloodline, good 
color, and size. Reasonably 
priced. Roy Goddard, ace 
(Klondike). Ph. 2672 
 
Reg. polled red - ae all 
sizes and ages, good bloodlines, 
good thrifty cond. Priced rea- 
sonable. Glenn McDonald. 
 
|| Oakwood. 
 
Reg. polled Hereford bulls, 
Domino strain, dark red col- 
or, well marked, 22 mos. old, 
$250.; 14 mos. old, $175.; 11 
mos. old, $150.;-9 mos. old, 
$125. E. C. Dawson, 562 Lori- 
dans Dr., NE, Atlanta. Ph. CE 
7-7910. 
 
Reg. polled White - Faced 
Hereford bull, gentle, no jum- 
per, $200. at my farm, 3/4 mi. 
E. Fitzgerald Cotton Mill. Leon 
it. 3, Box 46, Fitzgerald 
 
  
 
  
 
2 to 2-1/2 pct. fattening quali- | 
 
Want some old fashioned | 
 
  
 
> d balls, 
n | for service, for; sale: C. A. 
Tucker, Commerce. 
 
Reg. Hereford cattle, best 
of breeding, all ages. All young 
cattle halter broken, top cond. 
Also few 6 mos. old reg. Here- 
ford a, (hogs), $50. ea. Mrs. 
W. A. Ward, c/o Ward Meade 
Farm, Paper Mill Rd., Rt., 3, 
 
= Marietta. Ph. 8-8772. 
 
3 reg. Guernsey heifers and 
1 Holstein, to freshen with 1st 
calf. Reasonable price. F. H. 
Bunn, Midville. d 
 
Reg. polled Hereford bull, 
well marked, Domino blood- 
line. Harold K. Malcom, Box 
111, Monroe, Ph. 7358. 
 
25 Holstein heifers, mak- 
ing up to calve, wt. 1000 to 
1200 Ibs. calfhood vaccinated. 
C. M. Bowden, 854 Indian 
Creek Dr., Stone Mountain, 
Ph. Atlanta BU 9-7616. 
 
mai Angus bull and 6 cows, 
1 with calf at side. J. R. Du- 
cote, 2381 N. Amanda Cr., 
NE, Atlanta 6. Ph. ME 4- 
4048. 
 
Black Angus bull, old 
enough for service; 3 yr. old 
Guernsey cow; and 2 five mos. 
old yearlings. For Sale or 
exch. for tractor of equal 
value. T. L. Collum, Rt. 1, 
Box 105, Gray. 
 
58 nice oa: mostly white- 
faced.. John Goldin, Rt. 2, 
Draketown, Temple. 
 
Holstein heifers, = 
and 
 
23: re 
mos. old; 4 mos. old, 
 
mo. old. All from ianatie 
 
fine bloodlines. Henry Kil- 
burn, P. O. Box 134, Leslie. 
 
_ Holstein dairy heifer, year- 
lings, springers, and choice 
young bulls; 1 reg. bull calf., 
dam has over 20,000 Ibs. milk. 
TB and Bloodtested, most all 
calfhood vaccinated. E. L. 
Rogers, RD 1, Plains. 
 
17 mos. old reg. Black An- 
gus, $125. P. V. Pridgeon, 643 
Owens St., Waycross. Ph. AT 
3-4860. 
 
Fat and healthy pigs, rea- 
sonably priced. Also, will exch. 
1 reg. horn type Hereford bull 
calf for bull calf of same breed 
and quality. W. J. Lyle, c/o 
Oraland Farm, Rt. 1, Lilburn. 
(near Possum Lake). 
 
2 reg. Duroc gilts, 6-1/2 
mos. old, sired by son of $2,- 
000. Foundation Prince, Dam 
was Grand Champion Animal 
at The Middle Georgia Fair. 
Wormed and treated for Chol- 
era. $95. or $50. ea. Roscoe 
McDonald, Jr., RFD 1, Mill- 
edgeville. Ph. 9713. 
 
Reg. Hampshire boar, about 
2-1/2. yrs. old. Champion 
bloodlines, $45. at my place. 
Keith H. Manly, Rt. 1, Alto. 
 
Reg. Meat type Hampshire 
boars, weaned pigs and ser- 
vice age boars, from_ prize 
winning stock. Bill Pickrell, 
atk. Cochran. Ph. WEbster 
 
OIC shoats, both sex, med. 
short nose, blocky type stock, 
out of prize winning stock, 
$25. ea. Treated, Reg. FOB. 
Paul J. Cain, Rt. i Commerce. 
 
Reg. big bone Guinea and 
Hampshire crossed pigs, 7 
wks. old, $10. ea. Will ship. 
Rever Wade, Rt. 1, Alto. 
 
Reg. Tamworths, unrelated 
boars and gilts. J. S. Davis, 
c/o Abba, Flizgerala. Ph. 6541. 
 
Reg. Landrace gilts, $50.; 
boars, $45.; and bred gilts, 
$25. Reg. in buyers name, 100 
pet. imported bloodlines, un- 
related prs. Paul Roach, Rt. 
6, Rome. Ph. 4-1865. 
 
11 Berkshire and Duroc 
crossed pigs, $10. ea., some 10 
wks. and some 7 wks. old. Al- 
so 2 pure Duroc sows, re-bred, 
$50. ea. J. Paul Higgenbotham, 
Ht, 4, Borgart. 
 
4 purebred Berkshire boars, 
$25. ea; 4 purebred Berkshire 
gilts, $20. All 3 mos. old and 
Bk to reg. at my farm. Rex. 
 
hippey, Rt. 2, Ellaville. 
 
- Purebred Landrace pigs, 
males or females, $50. ea. B. 
C. Limerick, c/o Limerick 
 
  
 
Polled Hereford and Landrace 
Hog Farms, Tignall. Ph. 2036. 
 
  
 
Reg. 7 mos. ald Landzace 
 
pigs, from imported and 
American bloodlines. all reg. 
in buyers name. Naomi R. 
Harville, Statesboro. (Locat- 
ed at old K. H. Harville farm). 
 
Good riding horse, $65. or 
trade for horse that will plow. 
Mrs. Mary Adams, Rt. 3, Rock 
Spring Rd., Lithonia. 
 
8 yr. old mare horse, 15 mos. 
old mare colt, 1/2 quarter 
horse, and 5 mos. old mare 
colt, 1/2 quarter horse. Mar- 
 
cus W. Everidge, Pinehurst. 
Ph. 821. 
Nice white pony with 
 
equipment for riding, $200. 
Clifford Smith, Rt. 4, Baxley. 
 
8 yr. old bay mare, rein 
broken, 5 gaited, gentle, also 
saddle and bridle, $250. Vicky 
Claunch, 623 Tibbetts Cir., 
cota Robins. Ph. WA 2- 
 
Black Shetland pony, 36 in. 
tall, wt. 153 Ibs., broke to 
ride, and drive, gentle for 
small children; Also Palomino 
gelding 4 yw old, broke to 
oa buggy. iL. Bank Ss, 
hady Dele. Ph 5564. 
 
2 mare mules, gentle, work 
anywhere, approx. 1050 lbs. 
ea. $225. Eh. L. Camp, Rt +, 
ee Rd., Jonesboro. Ph. GR 
 
Gentle black mare with 
white face and feet, suitable 
for children over 12 to han- 
dle. Also rubber tired buggy 
and harness. Mrs. Pernon B. 
Morris, Rt. 2, Thomson. 
 
Tenn. Walking bay gelding; 
5 gaited bay mare, partly 
broken; 3 gaited strawberry 
roan mare, spirited but gentle; 
also strawberry roan filly, 
near riding age. C. E. Smith, 
RFD 2, Northcutt Rd., Fair- 
burn. Phone 3894 (be- 
fore 9 AM or after 4:30 PM). 
 
1 bay horse Shetland pony 
colt, 18 mos. old. Billy Tur- 
ner, Union Point. Ph. Hudson 
9-4661. 
 
Shetland ponies, all sizes 
and colors, gentle, $125. and 
up. Also saddle and bridle sets, 
$34. Bud Kasulka, 1423 Wes- 
leyan Dr., Macon. Ph. 28060. 
 
Palomino gelding, $100. G. 
W. West, Jr., Rt. 6, Peachtree- 
Dunwoody Rd., NE, Atlanta. 
 
Gentle work horse, 6 yrs. 
old, wt. 1150 Ibs. Otis Hender- 
son, Rt. 2, Villa Rica. Ph. 7504. 
 
7 yr. old mare mule, 900 
lbs., good shape. Sell or trade 
for cattle or small calves. E. 
G. McDade, Rt. 1, Box 132, 
Fairburn. (Hwy 138, Old 
Jonesboro Rd.). 
 
2 Shetland ponies and mare 
pony about 1 yr. old, black 
with some white, about 37 in. 
tall, halter broke, gentle. Al- 
so Stud Pony, about 11 mos. 
old, bay with some white, 
halter broke, gentle, about 36 
in. tall. W. L. Coxwell, War- 
renton, 
 
Small Welsh pony, 3 prs. 
old, bridle and saddle, $200. 
Mrs. V. S. Mangum, 4954 Ros- 
well Rd., NW, Atlanta 5. Ph. 
CE 3-4987. 
 
Top golden Palomino mare 
 
in foal, $400. Pedigree and 
reg. papers furnished. Also 
black Hackney stallion for 
 
Stud services. Ogden Geilfuss, 
c/o Melody Brook Farm, 
Windy Hill Rd., Rt. 3, Mari- 
etta. Ph. Smyrna HE 5-7385. 
 
30 broke geldings, sev. 
colts for small children, also 
bred mares and stallions, sad- 
dles, harness, and carts. L. L. 
Williams, Cordele. Ph. 423. 
 
Nice Welsh mare, red and 
white, also brown Shetland 
pony stallion, 2 yrs. old, both 
gentle enough for children, and 
reasonable. Glen Lawthorn, 
Rt. 4, Buena Vista. 
 
At Stud: Red Lights Noble 
 
Rex, reg, chestnut _ stallion, 
Grandson Noble Kalarama. 
Thomas G. Watkins, Jr., Rt. 
 
2, 4584 Flat Shoals Rd., De- 
catur. Ph. BU 9-6692. 
 
10 ewes and 1 ram sheep, 
good cond., $18. ea. FOB. Ap- 
ply. G. T. Johnson, P.O. Box 
98, Augusta. 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
so disc harrow, stalk cutter, 
corn planter, 2 dbl. and 
single plow stocks, plows and 
sweeps, all kinds of carpenter 
tools. All mule drawn. Also 
7 tooth and one 5 tooth Gee~ 
Whiz. A. W. West, Rt. 1, El- 
lijay.  
Black and white Shetland 
mare, saddle and bridle; white 
Shetland stallion, new pony 
cart and harness; 2 Wels 
ponies, very gentle; and ey 
bian mare, nice to saddle. 
L. McVay, Cochran. Ph, ge 
4-2095. 
 
Fine 
Palomino, dark golden body, 
2 stockings, blaze face, white 
mane and tail, 7 yrs. old, $350. 
Can furnish saddle and bridle. 
Mrs. J. W. Bailey, Waynes- 
boro. Ph. 2187. 
 
LIVESTOCK 
 
WANTED 
 
  
 
  
 
Want healthy, reg. or subj, 
to reg. French Alpine mil 
goat, fresh or to freshen soon, 
3 to 4 gts. daily. Reasonably 
price and crated for sae | 
shipment. Write in detail an 
state age. Nellie M. Mingle- 
dorff, Rt. 3, Douglas. 
 
~ 
Want 5 to 10 large white 
Nannie goats, common or 
scrub var., 1 to 2 yrs. old, 
bred or not. State prices. Al+ 
so want kid goats, must 
 
cheap within 50 to 60 miles - 
 
Lithonia. Joe E. Huiet, Rt. 2, 
Lithonia. 
 
Want very gentle horse an 
2 seated buggy or surry, g 
cond. J. Ardell Nation, Boys 
Estate, Ga. 
 
Want nice gentle mare, not 
over 7 yrs. old wt. 750 to 800 
Ibs. safe for children to han- 
dle, and run in pasture with- 
out harming cows and hogs, 
Will buy or trade nice young 
horse, gentle, broke to ride, 
Larry Ferguson, Rt. 1, Cave 
Springs. 
 
SAME. FOWL, etc. 
 
FOR SALE 
 
  
 
  
 
Finest 1957. hatch, extr 
large No. Bobwhite quai 
(bred and improved 37 yrs.). 
Adult quail, 1 to 3 ounces 
heavier than average. Ma 
ture, heavier Bobwhites unti 
Jan. 1st, $3.00 pr. up. Wm. A, 
Thomas, 421 Mark Bidg., At= 
lanta. Ph. MU 8-0866. 
 
NZ White Rabbits, bucks 
and does, all pedigreed stock, 
8 to 13 lbs. ea. 6 to 8 mos. 
old, $4.00; $8.00 to $10. mae 
ture breeders. Will breed te 
proper buck. C. W. Page, 149 
North Ave., NE, Atlanta 8. 
Ph. TR 4-6452. 
 
Pedigreed Ruby eyed Polish 
Rabits. Robert A. Spencer, Rt. 
C, Griffin. Ph. 9700. 
 
2 Red a > ey does, 1 
spotted doe, hin, doe, bred 
or ready to era, and 1 black 
 
buck, $3.50 ea. or $20. for the . 
 
lot. John C. Fields, 1018. W. 
Poplar St., Griffin. Ph. 3682. 
 
No. Bobwhite quail, im- 
proved Red quail, Blonde, 
Gamble, and Valley, excellent 
breeders. Conditioned for re- 
lease. A. C. Williams, 1115 
Columbia Dr., Decatur. Ph, 
BUtler 9-1493. 
 
30 or 40 prs. extra large Ng 
Bobwhite quail, $3.00 pr. 
L. Taylor, Rt. 2, Fort Valley. 
Ph. TA 5-5804.  
 
Large NC Bobwhite quail, 
$2.50 pr; 10 or more, $1. ea 
Also Chukar quail, $4. Ora 
my place. G. H. Wilkie, 50 
Spring Ave, East Point. Ph. 
PO 1-7557. 
 
3 prs. NZ pink-eyed, rab- 
bits, $5. pr; 4 Bantam; roos- 
ters, $4. Cannot ship. Tom 
Papien, P. O. Box 262, Moul~ 
trie Rd., Quitman. 
 
3 prs. Royal Blue Peacocks, 
different ages, $25. to *45, a 
And 1 extra fine male. G. 
Ellis, Rt. 2, Box 153, Cordele. 
Ph. 485 W'3. 
 
1 mule, approx 900 Ibs. A 
 
show and pleasure 
   
 
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GAME, FOWL, etc 
 
FOR SALE 
 
  
 
Pedigreed rabbits and Bob- 
white quail for sale or trade 
for Bantam Chickens, Pheas- 
ants, rare quail, doves, or 
ornamental pigeons. S. J. 
Griener, Rt. 14, Box 198, At- 
Janta 18. 
 
 Bobwhite quail, reared in 
large flight pens, ready for 
field releasing, breeding, or 
eating. Also few Jap Coturnix, 
Tenn. Red quail and Chukar 
 
artridge. Will ship. Sat. guar. 
 
liff Purcell, 217 Mt. Vernon 
Drive, Decatur. Ph. DRake 3- 
4238. 
 
So. American Chinchilla, 
fur animals; guinea pigs (cav- 
ies), and rabbits, all kinds, 
any color. Breeders and young: 
stock. Mrs. Helen Street, 2956 
Buford Hwy., Atlanta 6. 
 
Fantail Pigeons: Few white 
prs. young birds, soon ready 
to mate, $2.50 pr. All out of 
fine bloodlines, excellent Fans. 
No less than 2 prs. shipped. R. 
Lamar Brantley, Rt. 2, 
Wrightsville. 
 
Healthy heavy Peafowls, 2 
rr, old birds, $35. pr. Older 
birds slightly higher. Mrs. E. 
350 
 
GAME, FOWL, etc. 
 
WANTED 
 
Reagan, McDonough. Ph. 
Ze 
 
  
 
  
 
Want pr. 3 yr. old non-re- 
lated Blue Peafowls. Charles 
Smithgall, Blue Ridge Dr., 
Gainesville. 
 
POULTRY 
 
FOR SALE 
 
  
 
  
 
20 Bantam hens, and 2 cocks 
for sale J. Perkins Route 7, 
Jones Rd., Macon. 
 
Purebred Black Cochin Ban- 
tam breeders, $5 ea. J. Homer 
Morgan, 405 East Elm St., 
Rockmart. 
 
Modern Game Bantams, BB 
Reds, Silver Duckwings, Red 
Pyles, and Birchens, quality 
birds. $6 pr; $8 trio. L. L. 
Murphy, 2796 Plantation Dr., 
East Point. Ph. PO 1-1617. 
 
Young purebred Cornish 
game Bantams, roosters and 
pullets, $2 ea. J. M. Middle- 
 
ton, Box 191, Blakely. 
 
4 
 
Pure Dark Cornish Cockrels 
ready for service, $2 ea. in lots 
of 2. H. W. Thurmond, Farm- 
ington. 
 
White Cornish Cockerels 
from prize winning stock, $1.75 
and $2 ea. Also few pullets, 
$1.50 ea; mixed Bantams, 50c 
ea; Peafowls, $15 ea. O. L. 
Craft, Rt. 2, Lavonia. 
 
10 Game stags, 10 mos. old, 
ready to go. $2 ea. Will not 
ship. Preston Spires, Rt. 1, 
Rhine. 
 
25 hens and 4 roosters, 15 
W. L. hens, 6 reds and 1 B. 
Rock. Hens laying good, $1.50 
ea; roosters, $1.25 ea; AlN 2 
ducks, male and female, $1.25 
ea. Neal Thompson, Rt. 1, Mil- 
ledgeville. Ph. Haddock 2460. 
 
Several fine fat hens, for 
sale at-home. Mrs. Etta Thomp 
son; 2005 Cheshire Ave, SE, 
Atlanta. Ph. PO 1-6777. 
 
50 White Rock hens, 1 yr. 
old in'Jan., good layers, $2 ea. 
Mrs: Clifford Smith, Rt. 4, 
Baxley. 
 
8young Black Bronze tur-~ 
keys, 10 to 16 lbs. ea. Sell sing- 
le or in prs. Mrs. W. H. Mad- 
dox, Rt. 2, Danville. 
 
i$ white Pekin drakes, less 
than 1 yr. old, $1.50 ea. Will 
not ship Raloh Herbert Luckey 
 
~~ Reed. Tallapoosa. 
 
POULTRY _ 
 
WANTED 
 
  
 
Want 200 top grade White 
Leghorn pullets, 18 to 20 wks. 
old, State prices, grade, and 
breed. Ogden Geilfuss, c/o Me- 
lody Brook Farm, Rt. 3, Mari- 
etta. Ph. Smyrna HE 5-7385. 
 
Want 12 brown Red Game 
hens. W. Lloyd White RFD 2, 
Jackson. 
 
HANDICRAFTS 
 
FOR SALE 
 
  
 
  
 
Handmade pot holders, 50c 
set of 2. Add 5c postage. C. A. 
Willis, 843 Cherry St., Macon. 
Ph. 2-5047. 
 
2 dbl. bed quilt tops of good 
material, $1.75 ea. Mrs. Gar- 
ney Porterfield, Rt. 2, Comer. 
 
Handmade crepe paper ros- 
es; 15, $1.10; carnations, $1.20 
doz; waxed, if preferred. PP. 
Mrs. Ed Stone, Rt. 2, Adairs- 
ville. 
 
Nice size fancy aprons, 50c 
ea; large size dish towels, l5c 
ea .or 2, 25c. No checks. Mrs. 
Clara Robinson, Rt. 8, Box 5, 
Gainesville. 
 
Handmade orchid corsages. 
No COD. Mary Jo Powell, 105 
Georgia Ave. SE, Atlanta 15. 
Ph. JA 4-0929. . 
 
Embroidered pillow cases, 
white material with dif. color 
embroidery. $3 and $3.50. Mrs. 
Julia Singleton, 1139 Hall Ave. 
SE, Atlanta 16. Ph. MA 17-2654. 
 
Dbl. bed size quilt tops, $3.50 
ea; dbl bed size quilts $6 ea; 
12 pocket fancy trimmed shoe 
bags and fancy aprons, $1.50. 
Add postage. Will exch. for 
print sacks alike. Mrs. John 
ee Addison, Rt. 2, Hart- 
well. 
 
Novelty pot holders, 25c ea., 
6, $1 handmade toy animals, 
$1 ea; Also tots dresses, 1 to 6 
$2 ea. if I furnish material; 
Dainty aprons, 50c ea. Add 
postage. Mrs. Freman Long, 
Rt. 5, Ellijay. ~ : 
 
Pot Holders, 3 alike, 25c; 3 
quilt tops, of new scraps, $1.50 
ea. Add postage. No stamps or 
checks. Pairlee Rundles Rt. 7, 
Gainesville. : 
 
7 yds. nice white fancy tat- 
ting, 60c yd. No checks. Mrs. 
GE; Clifton: Rt 3;--Box tos 
Millen. 4 
 
New handmade quilts, large 
size attractive cotton print, 
good cotton padding, $6.25 ea. 
Print aprons, 55 ea., 3, $1.50 
PP. Mrs. Ventis Weaver, Rt. 
5. Elijay. 
 
Artificial roses, all colors 
in plain crepe paper, $1 doz; 
Waxed, $2 doz. Add 30c post- 
age. Mrs. Roy T. Pruitt, Rt. 1, 
Buford. 
 
cleaned pecan meats, $1.35 1b. 
No orders less than 2 lbs. Add 
postage. Mrs. Janie Almon, Lu 
thersvile. 
 
1957 Black Walnut meats, 
$1.25 lb. PP. Prompt shipment, 
clean large pieces. Mrs. Claude 
Kimsey, Rt. 1, Box 106, Hia- 
wassee, 
 
Fine white rice popcorn on 
cob, in 20 Ib. lots, $2. Also 
1957. crop large leaf shade 
dried Sage, $1 cup. Add post- 
age Mrs. Marie Holland, Coog- 
ler Rd., Box 14, Dalton. 
 
Fancy grade strained Honey, 
twelve 2-1/2 lb. jars, 30 lbs. 
one case, $8.70; 2 cases, $14.40; 
3 cases, $20.10. Freight Pre- 
paid in Ga. E. J. Lewis, Na- 
hunta. 
 
Black Walnuts, hulled and 
dry in 10 lb. bags, $1. Alto 
fresh dry~ground Sage, 0c 
cup. Add postage. P. B. Brown, 
Rt. 1, Ball Ground. 
 
Pecans,- well filled out, mix- 
ed pecan nuts, 40c lb. Add post 
age. Sell in large lots, Mrs. 
see. John L. Moore, 705 S. Se: 
cond St., Madison. 
 
Shade dried leaf Sage, 35c 
qt. Cash or MO, no checks. 
Mrs. June Davis, Rt. 4, Dah- 
lonega. a 
 
1957 hand gathered Sage, 
shade dried, $1.50 lb. Plus 
ostage. 5 lbs. $1.50 lb; 10 lbs. 
1.45 lb; 20 Ibs. $1.40 lb. PP 
up to 5th zone. Special price on 
large amts. Harrison T. Brown 
Rt. 2, Toccoa. 
 
2 cans 50 lbs. ea. fresh pure 
open kettle rendered hog lard, 
packed in new cans $10 ea. 
Del. within 25 mi. Mrs. Kate 
Harrell, Box 173, Fayetteville. 
Ph. 4-181. 
 
1957 dried Apples, no peel- 
ings, worms, or core, 55c lb. 
and postage. Mrs. Alfred Moss, 
Rt. 1, Box 34, Hiawassee. 
 
Gallberry honey, 1957 crop 
in 2-1/2 lb big mouth jars. 20 
to case, 30 lbs. net. strained, 
$6. 2 or more cases, $5.50 ea. 
Check or MO. E. B. Herrin, Na 
hunta. 
 
Print feed sacks, 100 lb. cap., 
washed, 2 to 6 alike. Mostly 
light colors, 3, $1.25; $4.50 
doz. No COD. Mrs. George Col- 
 
Atlanta 5. Ph. BL 5-1449. 
 
8 or 10 Martin gourds, 25c 
ea. and 10c postage; Orna- 
mental gourds, 5 and 10c ea. 
and 15c postage per doz. Also 
Yellow Root, 4 lb. lard box, 
$1. Mrs. Roy T. Pruitt, Rt. 1. 
Buford. 
 
Extra large Martin gourds, 
50c ea. plus postage; Jumbo 
gourds, 4 ft. around, $1. plus 
postage. Also gourd seed, 25c 
doz. Geo. F. Murkerson, Rt. 
6, Eastman. 
 
Jerusalem Artichokes, $7. 
bu. of 8 gal., chgs. collect; $1.- 
50 gal. PP to 2nd zone. $1. 
 
gal. or $7. bu. at my home 
C. W. Page, 149 North Ave., 
N. E., Atlanta 8. Ph. Tr 4-6452. 
 
  
 
 New crop hand shelled and| 
 
|fr. hives and supers, or all. 
 
lins, 891 Hammond Dr., NE, | 
 
  
 
- Sweetgum, Wil Sherry 
Aldar, Poplar, White  
red, white Oak, Dogwoo 
 
bark, Golden Seal, yw | | 
Dock, Elder, Plum, Pokeroots, 
 
2 lbs., $1.; Plantain, Chick- 
weed, Mullien, $1. lb; Wash- 
ington Asparagus, Tanzy, 
Horehound, 2 bunches, $1.|- 
Add postage. Mrs. John Myers 
Addison, Rt. 2, Hartwell. 
 
New Mtn. Honey, 2 lb. glass 
jars. Extracted, 50c Jb. Plus 
postage. Mrs. C. L. Perdue, 
3401 Flat Shoals Rd., Decatur. 
Ph. BUtler 9-5029. : 
 
40 Ibs. 1957 crop Stuart Pe- 
cans, sound, 5 lbs., $3.; 10 Ibs., 
$5.50. PP in Ga. Mrs. J. M.} 
Jones, Grayson. 
 
175 hives bees in 8 and 10 
 
Also extracted honey for sale 
in 10: Ib.- pails, $32 or 5 Ib 
 
pails, $1.75. Del. to 3rd zone. 
W. E. Livingston, Box 135, 
College Park. 
 
  
 
  
  
   
   
  
  
  
   
  
   
  
  
  
  
  
  
   
    
   
  
  
  
 
  
 
  
 
Counties Free 
Of Disease 
 
18Wilkinson, Towns, 
Oconee, Evans, Bryan. 
Gordon, Chatooga, Candler, 
Dodge, Crawford, Glascock, 
Toombs, Elbert, Hall,  
Franklin, Union, Brantley, 
Lumpkin, Chattahoochee. 
 
  
 
  
 
Counties in which area testing is now und 
 
Help Make Georgia uC 
Free By 1960 
 
  
   
  
  
   
    
  
     
     
   
  
   
  
   
   
    
  
   
  
  
    
  
  
   
  
  
   
  
 
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Appling Early. 
Bacon Fannin 
Baldwin Forsyth  
Banks Gwinnett 
Barrow Habersham 
Ben Hill Hart 
Berrien Heard 
Bleckley Irwin 
Bulloch Jackson  
Burke Jasper Seed 
Butts Jeff Davis | 
Carrol Jenkins 
Cherokee Johnson - 
Clarke : Lamar 
Clay Laurens 
Clayton Liberty 
Coffee Long 
Colquitt - Madison 
Cook Marion  
Columbia Miller 
Crisp Monroo 
Dade _ Montgomery 
Dawson Oglethorpe 
DeKalb Peach | 
Dooly Pickens  
Douglas Pierce  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
MISCELLANEOUS 
 
FOR SALE 
 
  
 
1957 crop Black Walnuts, 
hulled and dry, $2. bu. plus 
shipping chgs. Cash or MO. 
Dewey Gulledge, Rt. 1, Dallas. 
 
Best quality Wool, washed, 
free of burrs and trash, $1 lb. 
and postage. Miss Needa Bow- 
en, Rt. 2, Cleveland. 
 
25 to 30 lbs. dried peaches, 
nice and clean, free of worms. 
1957 crop, 75c lb. plus post- 
age. Mrs. A. G. King, Rt. 2, 
Waco. 
 
Martin and dipper gourds, 
25 ea. Small mixed sizes, 10c 
ea; large sizes, 50 ea. Mrs. W. 
E. Wooten, Rt. 2, Box 150, Ca- 
milla. 
 
Fresh shelled Pecan meats, 
this yrs. crop, $1.25 qt. plus 
postage. Mrs. Garney Porter- 
iield, Rt. 2, Comer. 
 
1957 Black Walnut meats, 
clea nand fresh, $1.25 lb (or 
 
  
 
  
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
|qt); also 5 lbs. $6 All PP: Mrs. 
Boyd Nicholson. Rt. 1, Hiawas- 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
L ! 5 2 ~ a : sa 2} 
ast Weeks Livestock Sales R 
Atlanta Rome Athens y Thomaston 
 
December 10 December 11 y December 
 
STEERS & HEIFERS 13.25 611  _ 
 
GOOD & CHOICE 20.50-25.50 = : 21.50-22.40 
 
STANDARD 17.00-21.00 _17.50-20.60 i 17.50-21.00 
 
UTILITY __14,50-17.50 14.50-17.50 a 
 
VEALERS : 19.00-30.00 _18.00-31.00 x 
 
STOCKERS & FEEDERS 16.00-20.00 16.00-21.50 s 
 
FEEDER CALVES 17.00-23.70 _-17.00-22.25  
 
cows: : - - - : : 
 
UTILITY & COMMERCIAL 14.75-16.00 15.00-15.75 = -13.75-15.5 
 
CANNERS & CUTTERS  10.00-15.00 10.00-15.00 s 10.00-14.00 
 
SPRINGERS 75.00-225.00 ; ; a 
 
HOGS: s ; pees 
 
NO. 1 MEAT TYPE | Z : g 
 
NO. 1 OTHERS |  g  
 
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FEEDERS :