Cc

Phil Campbell,

ommissioner

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WEDNESDAY, MARCH 19, 1958

NUMBER 28

CHECKS SAVE MONEY
















sForest Fires
ime Low In 37

in 1957 according to Geor-
ry Commission Director Guy-

ere nly 5,009 fires in the state

mpared to 7,689 in 1956. More
forest acres burned in 1956,

y 50,989

urned in 1957.

timber is increasing in value

every year, DeLoach point-

fians realize that they burn

89 acres of protected

farmers could save approxi-
425 annually simply by
w to high-analysis fertili-
o P. J. Bergeaux, agrono-



ow analysis fertilizers
-8-8, is costing Georgia

e On Page 8)

Aoronomist Says

Agricultural Extension |

sands of dollars every year
save if they used a 4-12-

-pound bag of 4-12-12,



_ law by inspecting plants offered for sale

Florida growers.

SEED LAW AMENDMENT
WILL AID PLANT BUYER

Following a number of complaints
from farmers that they have been
shortchanged when buying plants in
bundles or lots, the recent session of the
Georgia Legislature passed a bill spon-
sored by the State Department of Agri-
culture to protect the farmer from such

4 h:hitneaman none SOE ne

The bill, an amendment to the state
seed law, is designed to insure that
farmers will get an honest count and
the correct variety when buying plants.

The new legislation makes it a mis-
demeanor for any person to misrepre-
sent the count or variety of any agricul-
tural plant sold in the state.

Inspectors of the Georgia Depart-
ment of Agriculture will enforce the

in the state. Florida agriculture officials
have been notified of the amendment in
view of the fact that many plants used
by Georgia farmers are purchased from











Agricultural
CALENDAR

Mar. 26, Athens Sheep Short Course.
Mar. 28, Athens Commercial Egg

_ Mar. 27, Tifton Sheep Short Course.

April 2, Folkston Charlton County

Mar. 20, Newnan West Georgia Here-
ford Sale.

~ School.

Mar. 27, Thomaston Southeastern
Regional Shorthorn Show and Sale.

Farm Festival.





Weights Inspectors Aid
Consumer - Merchant

Through regular checks on scales and
pre-packaged foods, the weights and mea
sures inspectors of the State Department
of Agriculture saved the Georgia house-
wife more than $260,000 during 1957.

In addition, merchants saved $116.
973.41 as a result of the examinations of
their scales, it was announced by Paul
Morris, Director of the Weights and Mea-
sures Section of the Markets Division of
the State Department of Agriculture.

The state inspectors make periodic
visits to check all commercial scales in
the state to protect the merchant from pos-
sible loss of profit and the consumer from
short weights, :

During 1957, 33,905 such examinations
were made in the state with 1,151 of these
scales being condemned and 28,003 ap-
proved,

aging



In these inspections, Mr. Morris esti-
mates that the consumer was saved $258 -
396.70 and the merchant $116,973.41.

Pre-packaged foods are also checked
by the section. Total savings for the con-
sumer on the packages amounted to $3,-
140.96. The inspectors weighed 230,877
packages of pre-packaged foods put up in
stores, condemning 18,833 as incorrect.

Out of 472 farm milk tank calibrations |
tested, errors amounted to $7,815.68.

Not only does the inspector protect the
merchant and consumer from errors in
the actual weighing of foods, he is also the
restraining effect in protecting the legiti-
mate retailer from the unfair competition
of the retailer who advertises imnossibly
low prices and then covers the loss by
short weights to the purchaser.

Items found most subject to this kind
of unfair competition are poultry, and all

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FARM WORK

WANTED

Man with wife and 1 child
wants job on farm, and moved
nt once, for house, lights, wat-
r, etc., and reasonable wages.

. M. Black, Rt. 2 c/o N. J.

odd, Gainesville.

Middleaged man with wife,
raised on farm would consider
ob on stock or poultry farm
or wages. Am fairly good
garpenter. Do not smoke nor
drink. Need good 3 R. house

ired for stove. Charley P.
raven, Rt. 1, Temple.

52 yr. old white man wants
light work on a farm. Have had
some exp., and can _ drive
truck. Want room, board and
reasonable salary. A. L. Nor-
ris, 2893 Stewart Ave., S. E.,
Atlanta 15. PH PO 1-8676 .

White man and wife wants
job on farm or light farm work
for weekly wages, and house,

ith. lights and water to be
furnished. Am 55 yrs. old, can
drive tractor and truck. Have
to be moved. Can move any
time. Now live 6 mi. No.
feomies on 441 Hwy. G. M.
ouse, Rt. 1, Homer.

28 yr. old single man wants
job on farm. Can drive trac-
tor, have knowledge of poul-
try. Want room, board, laun-
dry and reasonable _ salary.
Make offer. Hubert Kuyken-
dall, 770 Lawn St., S.W. At-
Janta 10.

Man single, wants job on
farm. Can run tractor. Will
go anywhere, any time. J. M.
E



ronan, 456 Capitol Ave., S.
.. Atlanta 15. Ph. 5-1710.

Want job on poultry farm,
tractor or truck driving, or
dairy farm. Want house near
church and wired for elec-
tricity. 2 to work. Dont drink
nor other bad habits. Need to
be moved at once. I live 2
mi. Alpharetta on Webb Rd.
near store and gin house.
Wm. Malcom, C/O H.
Role Bok pna







Exp. poultryman wants job
on poultry farm. Can give
good references. Prefer with-
in 20 or 30 mi. Atlanta. Write
or see. Dont have phone.
R. Cochran, 834 Bankhead
Ave., N.W., Atlanta 18.

58 yr. old white man wants
job on farm. Go anywhere,
any time. Want room, board
or house to batch in, and rea-
sonable salary. R. L. Hart-
ley, Rt. 1, Lindale.

45 yr. old white man with
family, 2 sons, 22 and 18 yrs.
old, wants job on chicken
farm, dairy or hog farm. Ex-
perienced and hard workers.
Need 4 or 5 R. house. Letters
ans. E. G. Cape, Rt. 2, Furr
Rd. Powder Springs.

FARM HELP

WANTED





. Want white woman to live
in house on farm as one of
family and do light farm
work, for reasonable salary.
No objection to children. Let-
ters ans, W. L. Dunn, Rt. 1,
Barnesville,

Want sober colored couple
to live in 2 R. house with
lights and water, on lot of 3
acres. Man must know how to
plow. If interested in more de-
tails, write. G. M. Hearn, 1238
No. Main St., College Park.
Ph. PO 1-3570.

Want reliable, honest, sober,
single, young man to live with
man and wife, garden and
other light farm work, on
small farm. Prefer without im-
mediate family. One who is
trustworthy. For appointment
apply 778 Tift Ave., S.W., af-

ter 6 PM or phone Jonesboro
GR_~ 8-6275. Roscore Carden,










Rt. 1, Box 185 (Morrow Road).

b Peak. 64 (4

Ser





Want single white man to
make Hay and Corn to feed
20 head of cattle. Must be
honest and sober, also be a
ood tractor man. Board,
aundry and reasonable salary.
Can furnish cottage nearby
to sleep in.. Mrs. Ethel Bat-
tlem Rt. 4, Calhoun. Ph. 4298.

Want experienced, reliable
Dairyman with sufficient help
to milk approx. 50 cows with
Surge milkers. 4 R. house,
wired for electric stove; run-

|ning water and bath fixtures.

About 6 mi. County high
school, on paved Federal Hwy.
Ref. required. Ralph L. Con-
ner, Box 344, Vidalia.

SALE EVENTS

Mch; 31-April 1 (Monday
and Tuesday) Pony Auction
Sale, at Tom Hewitts Farm,
Valdosta (Lowndes Co.) . -.
very large selection of both
Using and Breeders. Both
Grade and Registered ponies
on auction. Public invited.

April. 12. (Saturday).
Shorthorn Cattle Sale, Madi-
son (Morgan Co.) ... 10 bulls
and 55 female lots. For Cata-
logue, write W. E. Giddens,
Madison.

FARM LAND

FOR SALE









180 A. good rich soil Lown-
des Co. 106 under cultivation,
5 and 4/100 A. tobacco; 8 A.
fish pond,. 45 A. permanent

pastures. 6 R. new modern
house, 2-story concrete block
feed barn; other concrete

block barns; 2 new tobacco
barns with gas cookers. Good
fencing, 20 Pecan trees, deep
well. Road surveyed for pav-
ing. J. E. Dees, Rt. 3, Valdosta.
Ph. CH 2-2986. :

38 A. close to Villa Rica.
Mail, School bus, large house,
rich land, stream, lake site,
gas available. Sev. A. in Pines;
also 10 acres, no house. Water
and gas available. Good Bldg.
site. Mail and school bus, close
to town. Leonard O. Mayfield,
Rt. 2, Villa Rich. Ph. 4031.

180 A. Carroll Co. good red
land in high state of cultiva-
tion. 25 A. improved pastures,
8 A. Sericea - Lespedeza, 50
A. in clutivation, rest in tim-
ber, mostly Pines. 2 houses,
1 old-time ceiled house, 4 R.

J.}and hall, wired for stove. Well

on porch, good barns, 3 R. ten-
ant house, near 2 Hwys. on
soil road 3 mi. SW Villa Rica.
Ideal for fish ponds. O. L
Spence, Rt. 1, Villa Rica.

49 A. 6 R. House, water in
house, pump in well. Large
barn and other out-Bidgs.
Fruit trees, large spring
small lake sites. J. L. Purcell,
RFD 1, Villa Rica.

54 A. in cultivation, 2
houses and 2 barns, 4 mi. S.
Villa Rica. J. T. Traylor, Vil-
la Rich. Ph. 3992.

40 A. on good all-weather
soil road. Good 7 R. painted
frame house with hall and 3
porches. Large oak barn, plen-
ty running water, lakesite, 30
A. timber on mail and school
bus routes. 2 mi. N. Hwy. 166
at Hulett. J. M. Campbell, Rt.
1, Villa Rica. Ph. Carrollton
TE 2-3744.

28.55 A. Oconee Co. ten mi.
from Athens, between Athens
and Monroe. 809 Ft. on Hwy.
78. 2 nice houses, one 5 R.,
other 6 R. both with baths and
showers. 2 in. drilled well,
and 2 chicken houses, 9,000
cap. and on back line of place
is permanent creek. $20,000.
ae Crow, RFD 1, Watkins-
ville.

52 A. 2 good houses, one 4
R. house, hot and cold water,
66 in. dbl. bowl sink, connec-
tion for -washer and dryer,
other house 5 R. $3,850. F. C.
Cosby, Rt. 1, Whitesburg.

100 A. land Fayette Co.
Fenced and cross-fenced, some
grass and Lespedeza, running
water and small lake, stocked



with Bass and Bream. 30 mi.
from Atlanta. J. _B. Snead,
Woolsey.

Ph. Fayetteville





800 A. Meriwether Co. 1-1/2
mi. N. Warm Springs on H
41. 3 mi. creek frontage, we
timbered, numerous springs of
water, with woven wire fence,
about 500 A. pasture. 5 Ten-
ant house, 2 barns and 6 R.
main house, $85,000.; Also
202-1/2 A. Harris Co. ajoin-
ing State Park on Scenic Hwy.
Longleaf Pine and Hardwood
timber. $35. per A. T. J. Long,
Box 91, Warm Springs. Ph.
OL 5-3967.

153 A. farm in high state of
cultivation, 75 A. open, 45 A.
young Pines. Completely
fenced and_cross-fenced with
hog-wire. 5 mi. from Haw-
kinsville on paved rd. Ga.
Power Line, phone line, good
cotton and peanut allottment,
deep well and barn. $10,000.
Thomas Wade, 247 Meadow-
dale Drive, Warner Robins.
Ph. WA 2-8025.

5 A. land on Chatuge Lake
near Hiawassee, running wat-
er from spring. 6 R. house on
good road near paved road.
Walter J. Clark, Young Har-
ris. : -

33-1/2 A. farm. Good Bldgs,
cultivating land. On RFD and
and School Bus route, plenty
Fruit trees, pasture, good tim-
ber, good neighborhood. Send
stamped addressed envelope
for replies. L. N. Ingram, Rt.
1, Young Harris.

Small farm Towns Co. ad-
jacent city limits, on paved
frontage. 7 R. house with
bath, and all conveniences, al-
so full basement. E
community, convenient to
stores, churches, schools and
1/4 mi. from College campus.
3 mi. from Lake Chatuga. All
land about 1/4 bottom land
and rest in good clay, suitable
for either row crops or grass.
W. R. Hall, Sr. Young Harris.

7 A. land, N. W. Atlanta,
Fulton Co., 5 R. house and a
9 R. house. Sell or exch. for
farm near Atlanta. H. P. Reese
115 Sweat Rd. N. W., Rt. 263,
Box 82-A, Atlanta 18. Ph. SY
4-5684. eee

10 A. Peean orchard, two-
5 R. houses, near school,
churches, stores; Separate
tract 25 A. Pulpwood land, 1
mi. from Orchard. Located
near Meansville, Pike Co. Sell
or rent. Mrs, Eugenia J. Bar-
rett, 964 St. Charles Ave., N.
E. Atlanta 6. Ph. TR 2-5214

150 A. on Lake Nottley,
Blairsville Union Co. sur-
rounded by mountains, large
house, good barn, 25 A. cul-
tivated remainder in timber,
very reasonable. Harold Ran-
dom, 2228 Drew Valley Rd. N.
E., Atlanta 19. .

64 A. farm, partially cul-

|tivated, lake site, paved road,

6 R. frame house, excellent
cond. lights, water Butane gas
available. Located Paulding Co
near Buchanan and Dallas, 1

3 | hour from Atlanta. Mrs. C. A.

Baldwin, 3373 Hopkins St., S.
W., Atlanta 12. Ph. PL 8-2835.

25 A. Gwinnett Co., 3 mi.
Buford on improved road, 500
yds. paved road (will be 1-1/2
mi. of new 4-lane Hwy.) 1500
ft. road frontage. 1/2 woods
1/2 open land, lake site. Gas,
county water, electricity,
phone and school bus avail-
able, $80 A. Henry Rachels,
2545. Acorn Ave., N. E. At-
lanta 5. Ph. CE 3-0453.

140 A. Henry Co., on Hwy.:
81. Above average 5 R. frorah
house, also 2 R. concrete block
house. Approx. 25 A. in pas-
ture and pines; approx. 10 A.
lake built in 1956 and Gov't
stocked. Elec., phone and na-
tural gas service available.
Mrs. W. C. Wynn, P. O. Box
1477; Atlanta, Ph. PO 1-3302.

3 tracts: 235 A. with 200
pasture, fenced, 50 A. 4 farm
houses, water available, gas in
near fiure. Timber and pulp
wood 6 mi . Lawrenceville,
$235 A: 50 A. near Buford
cae ae Tae fenced for

sture, ,750.; approx. 26
A. wooded, Mt. Veutan Hwy.,
3 mi. Gainesville, $7,750. Ea.
property within 1000-1500 ft.
Hwy. frontage, 2 convenient to
NE. Expressway Streams Lake
sites, 2 with well stocked lakes



H. G. Vaughn, 3051 Piedmont

Excellent.



Ra. NE, Atlanta 7. CE 3-1436. ' p




















ming in Forsyth.
Lake Lanier.. Hu:
Rt. 3, Ball Groun

210 A. mostly level
in growing pines, abou
good pasture land
streams, 18 A. in peach
1000 four to 6 yrs. ol
one yr. old. Near
good community, s
mail route bx the
and phone service
ford; Rt 3,- ae
824W-1.

22 1/2 A. good
Hwys. to Atlan
Winder, Barrow Co.
Bethlehem Good barn,
and tools, 6. R. livable
school bus and mail Ri
door, Water in pastul
J. E. Meeks, Rt. 1,

35 A. pasture, 25
wire fence around it.
out-Bldgs. Mail and schoc
Rt. by door. Next to
Church. Some, can
into lots $85 A. Ter
Gran Greeson, RFD
hem. ie

90 A. farm with
A. in cultivation, rollii
can be cultivated with
Rest in young tim
some good saw timber
Floyd, Rt. 3, Blairsville,

100 A. farm, 4
3 chicken houses, good
crib and garage. .
vineyard planted
Payne, Rt. 4, Box 8:
Wille. 7 ees

Small farm in T
Part under cultivation
woodland, pasture with
running water. Ni
ing house with
running water,
spring house in yar i
out-Bldgs. On Hwy. 76
mi SW Young |
Nichols, Rt. 2, Ble

Approx. 90 A. smal
garden spots, balance in
ood springs, ruit

Strawberries, Grapes
yrs. 4 R. house, ge

ed. Approx. 8 A. 1

with Blue Gill and Bass
for fishing this summe
School Bus and mail Rt.
$7,000. C. N. Oswalt,
Box 232, Blue Ridge.

Approx. 3 A. RR
all utilities, 8 mi. to |
Atlanta. Miss E. L. Hud
P. O. Box 34, Bolton. P
4-6122 (eves or wk

10 A. good land, lon:
front, large 2 R. block 1
painted Deep well, jet
running water. 2 A.
new wire, out-Bld,
Waynesboro-Mec Bea
W. B. Bethune,

2 A. land on pav
mi. E. Marietta. 7 :
with bath, gas, and
pe trees. $8,000. ca:

VL

er on. paved road 3
Marietta. $16,500. J. W
rett, Marietta. Ph. 8-1

130 A. fine land, 28
Atlanta on paved Rd. |
from. McDonough, r
story ante-bellum hom
modern conveniences,
R. tenant house and
fenced permanent
with sev. large sprin
lake site. Fine neig
and farms. James
227 Griffin St.. McD

Approx. 5 A. Hi
2-story Colonial
paved Rd. between

and church. Mo
bath, : ;

























FOR SALE



=

Approx. 300 A. partly in
y limits of McDonough,
nry Co. 1/2 mi. frontage
Jonesboro paved Rd. Mod-
tized home, 2 tenant houses,

igs. 200 A. open land, lot
pine timber, practically all
der fence, 5 pastures, wat-
in each. 25 - 30 A. Fescue

. large amt. Lesnedeza and
e. D. H. Mobley, McDon-
th. Ph, 4030.

(00 A. farm near Nottely
xe, good house, barn, chic-
1 houses. 35 A. bottom
d, sev. bold streams, plen-

saw timber, pulpwood. Ce-
- Raper, Marietta. Ph.

2 A. on Jonesboro paved
d, 2-1/2 mi. W. McDon-
tee. f.. Foster, Rt. 3,
Jonough.

5
4 A. land 5 mi. from Mar-
a and Lockheed. 4 R.
2k house, water and lights.
| or swap for Mtn. land.
ite. W. F. Towery, Rt. 5,
cietta.

8-1/2 A. Cobb Co. 4 A.
rded, Bal. seeded in per-
rent. pasture. 6 R. house
o bath, drilled well and
ssure system. Barn and
2r out-Bidgus. 806 ft.
itage on paved Bells Fer-
Rd. Approx. 3 mi. Mari-
, 20 mi. Atlanta. Fruit
ss and Muscadines, $16,-
00 with substantial down
ment. Gilbert Finney, Rt.
Marietta. Ph. 7-1440.

30 A. improved cattle
a, fenced and cross-fenc-
Water in all pastures,
manent pastures with new
es, paved road. Fair cond.
se 8 mi. N. Rome on Hwy.
Farm has had an aggres-
soil improvement pro-
nin effect for 7 yrs. and
produced average of al-
t 1-1/2 bales cotton per
m 12 A. cotton allottment
past 5 yrs. Major A. J.
wson, 100 Princess Lane,
jetta. Ph. 8-8615.

10 A. stock farm, fenced
en parts, small pond sup-
ed by large yr-round
ng. Practically new 3 bed-
a house, one 3 bedroom
house, both with bath
hot water, 5 mi. from
ry. $75 A. J. W. Smith,
' Pio Nono Avenue, Ma-
Ph. 2-4427.

50 A. rich Morgan Co.
soved land, over half in
ures and cultivation. Pas-
3 planted in Fescue, Clo-
Rye Grass and Bermuda,
A. Oats. 6 houses. 1 mi.
tage on paved. Hwy. 2
xs and 6 smaller branches
growth young Pine
ver. Small lake stocked
fish. All farm machin-
Fine cattle or dairy farm.
i, from Madison. Dr. J.
Nicholson, e/o Indian
k Plantation, Madison.

3A, land on Newborn-
edge paved post road, 75
ertile sandy loam culti-
ig land, 68 A. growing
er, mostly young pines.
. cotton allottment. John
Valton, Mansfield.

A, twelve mi. N. of Atlan-
1 new Expressway, 1800
acing west side of Hwy.
for riding academy or
farm, has 35 A. bottom
Can have 31 A. lake. At
er River Rd., Clover
crossing, $500. per A. C.
mith, Rt. 1, Duluth. Ph.
coss 3681.

} A. Fulton Co, 2-1/2 mi.
apertta on State Bridge
autiful Bldg. site that
s to road. Lake site at
of Bldg. site. Enough
3-timber to pay for farm
Ts. Will divide farm in
50; per. A. H. Dd.
hn, Doraville. Ph. GL 7-

&

i A. atop Sand Mtn. in
Co. 5 R. house, Elec. On
T and mail Rt. $4500.00
, Rt. 2, Trenton.





%. each with barns and out-,

1 Clover, 30- 40 A. Seri-|7
emuda Grasses. Will subdi- 7

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6-1/2 A. land Wilkes Co. 5
R. yellow stucco house, hard-
wood floors, 2 nice cherry
mantles, plenty cabinets in
kitchen, 2 porches with ce-
ment floors, unfinished bath-
room, stucco shop and garage.
Can be made into 5 R. house
and garage. Cement floors in
shop. All land in pasture.
Large barn and hen house.
Priced to sell. Raymond Tur-
ner, P.O. Box 29, Tignall.

5 A, DeKalb Co. on Hwy, 29,
three mi. NE Tucker. Rea-
sonable. Mrs. Louise C. Ken-
pert Rt. 1, Tucker. Ph. HI 3-

Approx. 40 A. Franklin Co,
R. house on paved Rd. Good
barn and out-Bldgs. Pump in
well, water in house. 32 A,
cultivation (will make a bale
cotton per Acre). 1 mi. from
town, close to church. Write
for full details. Ans. all let-
ters, Dalton Cole, Rt. 4, Toc-
coa.

1/2 A. land McIntosh Co. 4
R. house, bath, hot and cold
water, within walking dis-
tance of church, store, on mail,
school bus, and phone Rt.
Paved Rd., all white neigh-
borhood. Sell or trade for
small farm or other property.
Mrs. S. E. Waters, Rt. 2, Shell-
man Bluff, Townsend.

45 A. Coweta Co. 4 A. lake,
2 yrs. old, well stocked. Also
larger lake site cleared. 3
bedroom house, all new sheet-
rock and painted, bath, living
room, kitchen and_ dining
room, screened porch. Good
barn and pasture. $7,000.00.
Some terms. A. Mitchell, P. O.
Box 34, Turin.

100 A. fenced in Upson Co.
60 A. pasture, some perma-
nent, Yr.-round pond site, 3
barns. 6 R. house, celetex and
sheetrock over ceiling, hard-
wood floors, bath and modern
kitchen. 9/10 mi off paved
Rd., school and mail rts. 5
from Forsyth, 18 mi. of city
limits of Macon. C. D. Her-
rington, The Rock. Ph. Thom-
aston 4604,

111 A. Haralson Co. 3 mi.
of Temple. Fertile farm land,
lots of timber. 7 R. brick house
and one 4 R. farm house. Also
adjoining 100 A. farm. 7 F.

frame house and 8 R. house in:

corner of paved intersection.
Good location for country
store. All on Hwy 113. Near
church and on school bus Rt.
For reply send stamped en-
velope. Mrs. Frank E, Mc-
Brayer, Rt. 2, Temple.

Dade Co. acreage suitable
for Strawberries with lights,
water and shed in hills outside
Trenton. Cheap. Helen Polly
Hall, Trenton.

255 A. land with 3 good
houses. 2 Yr-round streams
of water, small pond. Nearly
all fenced and cross-fenced.
On mail and school Rt. 10 mi.
SW Monroe. For sale or trade
for other property. W. H. Wi-
ley, Rt. 5, Thomson.

275 A. Upson Co. 12 A, cot-
ton allottment; 15 A. wheat
allotment. One 6 and one 3 R.
house, 3 barns, equip. shed, one
3 stall dairy parlor. Deep dug
well, 16 x 30 chicken house.
High school and Mail Rt. at
door. On all-weather Rds. J.
A. Jackson, Rt. 2, Thomaston.
Ph. 3400.

32-1/2 A. Habersham Co.
ood timberland, nice place
or house and fish pond. 1/2
mi. off Hwy. 41. Jess Gibson,
Turnersville.

95 A. farm Haralson Co.
with timber, branch bottoms,
and 2 good houses on school
bus and mail Rt. Both houses
wired for lights. 5 mi. SW
Tallapoosa near Providence
Church. M. J. Chandler, Rt. 2,
Tallapoosa.

150 A. smooth land Lamar
Co, 3, 4, and 5 R. houses,
good barn, smokehouse, and
car house. 2 good wells, pond
sites, 8 m. to Griffin, Barnes-
ville, and Zebulon, 3 mi. to
Milner, 1 mi. off Hwy. 41.
House painted last summer.

W. G. Grubbs, Rt. 1, Milner.

20 A. more or less, 9 A.
bottoms, Bal. in timber, 14 x
20 log cabin on Hothouse
Creek in Fannin Co. Alice



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90 A. Carroll Co. 4 R. house
with hall, good freestone well
water. Large barn, other out-
Bldgs. Lots of young timber
(dan cut pulpwood in 1967 to
pay for place), lasting water
in pasture, pond site. 9 mi. N.
Temple, 2-1/2 mi. of Drake-
town, 1/4 mi. of Black-top
Hwy. Near 3 churches, school
bus Will sell all or part. See
or write for prices. O. A.
Stone, Rt. 2, Temple.

38 A. land on Hwy. Good
7 R. house, hall, bath, porch,
hardwood floors, painted in-
side and out last Yr., hot and
cold water, jump in well,
plenty water, Elec., wired for
Elec. stove, and phone. New
30 x 30 block Bldg. almost

finished, cement walk and
steps, back and front. Good
garden, some fruit trees.

Store with gas pumps attach-
ed to house. Sell all or part.
Ans. all letters. Mrs. Robert
Langley, Rt. 1, Box 171, Min-
eral Bluff.

148 A. land Walton Co. 57
A .cultivation, 20 A. perman-
ent pasture, 3 A. for hogs,
small pond, creek runs
through place. On _ paved
road, school bus and mail. 7
yr. old 5 R. house with bath,
and running water. 4 mi. E.

Monroe. John Deere MT
tractor and equip. included.
Jeff W. Thompson, Rt. 1,
Monroe.

200 A. Jasper Co. Approx.
140 A. cultivatable, remain-
der in growing timber and
pasture, fenced and _ cross-
fenced. Streams, lake sites.
2 dwellings, wired for Elec.
One with bath, sink and wat-

er heater. Tenant houses,
shelter, barn. 4 mi. N.W.
Monticello on new Hwy.

within 2 mi. of store and
church. Mrs. Grady Redman,
Rt. 1, Monticello.

Approx. 4-1/2 A. Jasper
Co. fenced in 9 R. Old Co-
lonial type dwelling, screen-
ed back porch, store Bldg.
16 x 24 with concrete floor,
2-car garage with utility
room attached. 120 x 30 shel-
tered Bldg. Well house with
deep well run by Elec., Syrup
House. 5 large Pecan trees.
Mrs. P. E. Ivey, Rt. 2, Monti-
cello.

Abcut 130 A. Taylor Co.
on Rupert School bus Rt. Yr.
round springs, plenty stock,
water ,shade, pasture. 14.0
Peanut allottment; 12 A. Cot-
ton. Sturdy farm home, barn,
Bldgs. good timber. Sell on
time, Bargain cash. Make fair
offer. Neighboring values,
$50 A. Fine for sheep, timber
farm. Priced at bargain. Al-

89 acres in Sumter Co.,
with $100,000 trees planted,
3 yrs. old, 5 lakesites, cabin,
5 streams water, no soil bank
contract. $8,900. R. I. English,
Rt. 1, Morrow. Ph. Jonesboro
GR 8-8956.

1-1/2 A. land Spalding Co.
6 R. house, in good shape,
$3500. G. B. Smallwood, P,
O. Box 12, Orchard Hill.

121 A. three mi, N.E. Carl-
ton, 2.9 A. Cotton allottment.
House, just off Rd. being pav-
ed. Good stand merchantable
pine timber, even age; 235.3
M pine, 291 Cords pine pulp,
23.5 Poplar, 13.2 M. salable
hardwood. Also 115.7 A. six
mi. N.E. Carlton. Both Madi-
son Co. 4 A. cotton allott-
ment. Approx. 25 A. eligible
to be planted in pines under
Conservation Reserve pro-
gram. Balance in young tim-
ber. Pierce L. Cline, Oxford.
Ph. Covington 2167.

40 A. land on Isarrett Rd.
1 mi. off Atlanta-Newnan
Hwy. 10 A. bottom land, good
stream water and lake site.
Mrs. Vera Croker, Rt. 1, Pal-



PAGE THREE

1 A. ground in Towns Co.
and 6 R. house. Well water,
on Lake Chatuge, 4 mi. from
town on Hwy..288. Also sev.
nice cabin lots with nice lake
frontage. Roy Collins, Rt. 1,
Hiawassee,

52 A. Mtn. land. nice
spring, plenty water. Reason-
able price. 6 mi. W. Pee

see. Robert Barrett, r
Hiawassee.
60 A. Towns Co. Good

house, on Hwy. 288, good pas-
ture and land. Plenty good
spring water (one good spring
runs to house). Near the lake.
Will Barrett, RFD 1, Hiawas-
see.

43 A. good land in Banks
Co. 7 A. bottom land, good

COOPE

PLANTED Ba ve pasture with spring branch,

INTERNATIONAL. oo ot one side of

ADE: arm, Large barn, pump in

ap eee oer Ee ae eo
phone. mi. N. Homer.
_ Baagahe 4 sla mi. off Hwy. 441. Ideal for

chicken farm. J. O. Parker,
Rt. 1, Homer.

30 A. good land, fenced.
Pig quarters being built. 200
yds. to Postoffice. 5 R. house,
lights, running water. L. B.
Brown, Howard.

100 A. Talbot Co. and 6 R.
house with running hot and
cold water, pump in well
(one of best in country).
Barn, cow and hog lots, ealf
stall, chicken house and vard.
Fruit trees and 2 dif. kinds

Grapes. House has deev
freezer, frigidair, Elec. stove,
and other items, including

light soil tractor and all im-
plements. $3.600. A. N. Nance,
Rt. 1, Box 185, Juniper.

125 A. good red land Wal-
ker Co. Has made over 100
bales cotton yr. 100 A. level,
will irrigate ditch system,
plenty water. No house, good
barn, lights, bus, mail, and
railroad through farm. 1 mi. S.
Close Stock Farm. $100 acre.
Tra Pettigrew, LaFayette.

70 A. farm Catlett Com-
munity, Walker Co. Mail and
school bus Rt., near 2 stores
and 2 churches. C. J. Ste-
phenson, Rt. 1, LaFayette.

400 A. Troup Co. fenced
and cross-fenced with 300 A.
improved pastures, small lake,
Pecan grove, 12 tenant houses
and 7 other Bldgs. Nice 3
bedroom home, with all city
conveniences. 11 mi. S. La-
Grange, 35 mi. N. Columbus
on paved Hwy. 219. One of
W. Ga.s choice cattle farms.
$60 per A. for quick sale.
E. R. Taylor, Jr., LaGrange.
Ph. 5336.

160: A> Troup Co:<-1t ake

house, all conveniences, two

metto. Ph. 5233. Sie ee ot
Bldgs., fences, . lake. A

cores arly nea sb en furniture, Ford tractors, J.D.
edhdals Bis wiv: tool Ria: 4 Crawlers with blades, pulp-
mec Eines in ines wood tracks, log-truck and
hurst-Hawkinsville H and Waller, |: skidder, - fat bed
Woleseis Bi. AA Rh hove truck, pickup truck, used
: ; ! parts and equip. 4 Paulan

and deep well. E. L. Fulling-
ton, Pinehurst.

24.9 A. good land Harris
Co. About 12 A. cultivatable,
12 A. woods, some timber,
running water. Nice 5 R.

Saws. Make reasonable offer.
L. D. Colley, Sevill Rd. c/o

One. Mile Cattle Barn, La-
Grange.
4 A. Gwinnett Co. 3 mi.

S. Suwanee near Old Field



bert M. Baker, Rt. 1, Box 22,

farm home, bath, front porch,
back screened porch, hot and

cold water, Elec. and gas, al-

so fireplace. Near 3 churches.
On paved Rd. School bus by

door. 5 mi. from Hamilton.
John Turner, Box 45, Pine
Mtn. Valley.

30 A. Cobb Co. 3-1/2 mi.
N. W. Powder Springs. 5 R.
house, shut-in porch, good
well of water in the house.
Sell for cash at bargain. M.
Le -Dowda; Rt 1,
Springs.

Approx. 88 A. Towns Co.
10 A. sowed grass for hay,
12 A. cultivation, 30 A. pas-
ture, partly sowed in grass,
rest timberland. 60 bearing
and 25 not. bearing. Apple
trees; 8 good springs, 2
branches running through
place, good site for fish pond.
2 dwelling houses, well on

porch, one 5 R. house, other
18 x 20, Electricity, good
barn, out-Bldgs. Borders

Hwy., 30 yds. on Upper Bell
Creek Rd. 8 mf. from Hia-
wassee. Alfred Moss, Rt. 1,

_\ Box 34)Hiawassee. . |

Powder

Church. Good 4 R. house,:
wired for stove, on mail and
school Rt. Some woods. $2.-
250.00, small down pavment.
Term arranged. Ralph T. Wil-
liams. Rt. 1, Lawrenceville.

94 A. farm, with good lake,
about half of it fenced. Good
7 R. house 5 mi. from Law-
renceville on New Hope Rd.
in good settlement. H. F.
Black, Rt. 2, Lawrenceville.

4 tracts connecting 40 A.
ea. unimproved, with timber
and minerals, near Dahlone-
ga, Lumpkin Co. 2 mi. from
Auraria (the origin of gol
discovered in 1848). 1 or 2
tracts. 40 A. ea., $25 A. Cash
or terms. H. T. Long, 141
Vickery Street, Lavonia.

6 A. excellent farmland
10 mi. N.W. Albany 1 mi. oft

paved Hwy. 82; Also 4 A.
excellent farmland just off
paved Hwy., 10 mi. N.W. Al-
bany, Both on school bus and
mail Rts. in excellent neigh-
borhood. O. F. Southerland,
Rt. 2, Leesburg. Ph. Albany



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~ FARM LAND

FOR SALE



149.15 A. farm Oglethorpe
Co. 2 houses, one 5 R. and
other 4 R. on school and mail
Rts. 60 A. cleared, bal. in
woods and pasture. Some
pulpwood. 4-1/2 mi. of Lex-
ington. Mrs. B. R. Saxon, Rt.
2, Box 36, Lexington.

30 A. good land, about 12 A.
cultivation, bal. young tim-
ber, good 5 R. house, hot and
cold water, Elec., hot water
heater and kitchen sink also
telephone, never-dry spring.
Near churches, store and on
mail and school bus Rt. Very
reasonable. See. Mrs. Tessie
Stone, Rt. 3, Adairsville.

16 A. good red land and 6 R.
house with water running

through place. House wired for | 1

electric stove. Natural gas
available. Some timber. Lo-
cated 12 mi. No. Rome on Cal-
_houn and Rome. No. 53 Hwy.,
near stores, in Gordon Co., 1
mi. East Plainville. Howard
Scott, Rt 1, Adairsville. Ph.
4-1595.

: 10 A. 5 R. house, screened
porches, out-bldgs., deep well,
situated mi. So. Albany.
School Bus, Mail Rt. by door.
_ $42 A. or exch. for place near
_ Thomasville. Alice Ellis, Rt. 2,

- Box 647, Albany.

Small farm and home, we
situated and fixed, 6 R. good
house, barns, out-bldgs. close
to town, telephone, electricity
etc. Mrs. I. H. Anderson, Rt.
4, Alma.

140 A. 95 in cultivation, 25
in Bahia grass, 1.97 A. tobacco,
4 in cotton, 2 nice ponds, well
stocked. 6 R. nice dwelling,
Tobacco barn, out-bldgs., 15
big Pecan trees:(7 have start-
ed bearing), 1/2 mi. Hwy., 2
mi. town, on school and mail
Rt. See. Elisha McDonald, Rt.
1, Alma.

19.24 Acre, good pasture, lot
of pulp wood, some saw tim-
ber, good well water, 4 R.
house, 5 mi. No. Alpharetta on
Francis paved road in Fulton
Co. School bus and Church bus
by door. Lawton Garrett, Rt.
1, Alpharetta. x,

- 40 A, good farm land, 3-1/2
mi NE Alpharetta on Bethany
Rd. Highway soon to come-
through the place. No build-
ings, Priced to sell. W. C.
Shirley, Rt. Box 180, Alpha-
retta.

36 A., around 15 A. open and
good year-round stream, 1-1/2
mi. Alpharetta, Fulton Co. on

aved Rd. School bus and mail

t. Mrs. Mae Morris, Rt. 1,
Alpharetta. Ph. 3904.

50 A. cattle, poultry and
Boxwood (10,000 are 4 to 10
yrs. old) farm. Fenced, Lake
site, school bus, timber and
creeks. 30 A. improved pas-
ture, 12 in water main across
1700 ft. front, 3 mod. poultry
houses, livestock barn, 2 ten-
ant houses. 8 R. modern dwell-
ing, gas heated, 2 tile baths,
carport, etc. 22 mi. 5 Points,
Fulton Co. on 19 U. S. Hwy. 3
mi, So. Alpharetta, 1/4 cash,
bal. 5 years. P. L. Elkins, Rt.
4, Alpharetta. Ph. 5071.

Small acreage, 6 R. house
with hallway, running water
bath, etc., electricity. situated
on Post Rd., near U. S. Hwy.
No. 30. Fine for raising
chickens, vegetat es, etc. 1/2
mi. Friendship. Sumter Co. 'T
roe eee Rt. 3, Americus. Ph.

100 A. farm home out
Friendship paved road, Sum-
ter Co. fenced and cross-fenced
good residence, lights, water
and bath. Convenient to church

es and school, $10,000.00; also

1 Acre, 4 mi. out Albany Rd.,
from Americus, $400. C. J.
Daniel, Rt. 3, Americus.

40 A. farm, 5 R. house and
bath, large lake stocked with
fish, and cow, chickens, tractor
and farm tools, work shop and
barn, large pasture. Reason-
able price. G. J. Puckett, 10
Thompson St., Austell. sib




One farm for sale. If inter-
ested, see. J. L. Rose, Rt. 1, Box
178, Abbeville.

100 A. good farm land, just
outside city limits Americus,
Sumter Co., on State eh 19
and U. S. Hwy. 2. Good, fresh
water lake stocked with fish,
50 A. under cultivation, some
fruit trees and grapevines,
main dwelling is modern and
good cond. 2 tenant houses,
and 1 large barn. David T.
Jennings, P. O. Box 84, Amer-
icus, Ph. 245..

Small acreage 1-1/4 mi. Au-
gusta, Richmond Co. Poultry
houses and yards, 6 R. modern
home, large screened porch,
front, sides, and back, con-
crete floors; 3 large lots, fen-
ced and cross-fenced, barn,
stables, garden Mail Rt., school
bus, churches, stores, $4700;
1 A. 2 R. house trailer, and 2
rooms and bath added ,all fur-
nished. Water, lights, phone,
mi. Augusta. $1850. Both
white neighborhoods. S. W.
Teasley, 1518 C&S Drive, Au-
gusta. Ph. 6-0205.

28 A. 1/2 tillable, 1/2 young
pines, nice 8 R. house, new
Myers deep well pump, water
in house (2 story) smoke house
and other small bldgs., good
sprin gand excellent pond sites

boro Rd. 2 Mi. Ft. Gordon and
Rt. 78. Mrs. Mary M. Chisholm,
Rt. 2, Box 423, Powell Rd.,
Augusta.

166-7/10 A. 60 A. in culti-
vation, now cultivated with
tractor, 3 bed-room house and
out-bldgs., plenty of live wa-
ter, $40 A. Henry L. Bryan, At
tapulgus. ~

225 A. Randolph Co. in Ga.
on 82 Hwy. 3-1/2 mi. from
Cuthbert. 175 A. under fence,
35 A. Bahia, 100 A. Row Crops,
18 brood cows, purebred pol-
led Hereford bull, 8 brood
sows, SPC boar. 2 good houses
and barn. New seed bin, $5,000
worth timber. $17500 down 1/2
down, balance 10 yrs. C. E.
Shingler. P. O. Box 1238, Clear

38-6721.

75 A. good land 1 mi. of Dal-
las in Paulding Co. 4 houses,
some timber, water runs
through place. Good place to
farm or raise cattle. Mrs, Min-
nie Tomlin, Rt. 4, Box 18, Dal-
das:Phe 5033. <2

29 A. more or less Paulding
Co.. close to town, 2 houses,
one with 2 R., other with 4 R.
All timber has not been cut.
Good well. J. J. Henson, Rt. 2,
Dallas.

1-6/10 A. in Oakdale Com-
munity, and 41
branch and fine building sight.
Reasonable. Donald W. Con-
ner Re. 1, Dallas. :

10 A. land on 19 Hwy., 6 mi.
N. Dahlonega. Dwelling house,
bathroom, hot and cold water,
deep well. Hardie H. Price,
Box 344, Dahlonega.

12 A. farm land, 4 R. house
known as L. G. Welch Place
on the Fry Town Rd. Betty So-.
sebee, Rt. 3, Dalton.

5 A. good land jnew 5 R.
house, city water, out-Bldgs.,
1 mi. from Dalton city limits.
$35. Walter Long, Rt. 3,
Dalton.

40 1/2 A. good up-land, 36
A. under fence and cross-
fences, 4 R. shack, good small
barn, new drilled well com-
plete with pump and block
house, 4000 sq. ft. (chickens
now in it). Nice surroundings.
$7,000. 5 mi. S. Calhoun. Dan
Starnes, 400 N. Henderson St.,
Dalton. Ph. 118-J.

12 A. farm near Dawnville
School in Whitfield Co. no
house, but has barn and smoke
house, sev. fruit trees, small
fish pond, spring and well,
$1,000 cash. Mrs. John Cobb,
City 13, Stanley St., Dalton.

200 A. fertile farm on Cona-
soga River, near Tibbs Bridge,
8 mi. from Dalton, Whitfield
Co. 50 A. under hog wire, 3
houses, all wired for Elec.
stoves, 2 big barns, dbl. corn
crib. other out-Bldgs. On mail
and school Rt., close to 3



eae te

churches. Mrs, W. G. Poteet,
Rt. 2 Dalton. Pay AS

i 2c



7 mi. Augusta off Wrights-

water, Fla. (Ga. taxpayer). Ph..

Hwy., with



Ne

-62-1/2 A. Baker Co. all

fenced, 22 A. in. cultivation,
balance in pasture, 3 R. house,
barn, deep well, good watter
hole in pasture REA, near
paved road, mail and 3 school
bus Rts. $3,000. R. B. Phillips
Rt. 1, Damascus.

29 A. good Madison Co.
land, 2 A. good bottom land,
4 A. cotton acreage allotment,
good water well. On mail and
school bus Rts. Good 4 R. house
Elec. wiring for stove. 2 mi.
from Danielsville, 1 mi. off No.
29 Hwy. $3,200. Calvin T. Bry-
ant, Rt. 1, Danielsville.

400 A. cattle farm, Franklin
Co. Nice home, good barns,
herdsman house, well sodded
in grasses in river and creek
bottoms, all fenced and cross

fenced. Paved road to farm;|.

Also 500 A. cattle farm in Ma-
dison Co. Can be divided. Fenc
ed and cross fenced, good clay
soil, sodded in Fescue, Ladina,
Crimson Clover, Bermuda, Ser
icea, Lespedeza. New barn,
good Colonial house. W. C.
Denny, Danielsville. Ph. Com-
merce. FE 5-3381,

etaoin shrdlu cmfwyp etaoilnu

9 A. land with 4 large Pecan
trees, 4 R. house wired for Elec
stove, out-Bldgs., smokehouse,
barn, hog pen, chicken house.
Terms cash. Mrs. T. A. Free-
man, Rt. 2, Danielsville. Ph.
Tla, 3453. ee

3-1/2 A. 2 road frontages on

Covington Rd. C. A. Beck-

mann,, 1767 Columbia Dr., De-
catur. Ph. BU 9-1571.

25 A. fertile land in New-
ton Co. on Hwy 11. Good 5 R.
frame house, lots of young tim-
ber, 5 A. lake site, good stream
of water. Priced reasanable.
Cash or terms. A. S. Williams,
3317 McAfee Rd., Decatur. Ph.
DR 8-1167.

18 A. land Hall Co. 5 R.
house, lights, water and gas.
Fine orchard, branch, lake
site, 1 mi. N. Buford, 1/2 mi.
from Lake Lanier, next to
Old Jefferson School. $6,000.
H. A. Beard, P. O. Box 56,
East Point.

50 A. part bottom land,
hog-proof fenced, steel posts.
Small barn, 5 yr. old 5 R.
house, 1/2 mi. from city lim-
its of Monticello Hwy. Char-
les Ballenger, Rt. 4, Box 16,
Eatonton. Ph. 5547.

9 A. good land, 1/2 in Pines,
young bearing orchard, fig
bushes, pear trees. House and
well. 4-1/2 mi. E. Elberton.
Easy terms to reliable party,
cheap. A. L. Jordan, Rt. 6,
Elberton. 5 :

15 A. more or less in: El-
bert Co. with home, J. B.
Saxon, RFD 5, Elberton.

28-1/3 A. just inside Henry
Co. on Fairview Rd. 4 R.
house, small barn, on school
bus and mail route. 11 mi.
S.. East Atlanta. William I
Adams. Rt. 1, Ellenwood.

8 A. Gilmer Co. Part in
cultivation, good orchard, 2
yr. old 6 R. house, good out-
Bldgs. 3 mi. from Ellijay.
Arthur Plumley, Rt. 2, Elli-
jay. i bas

80 A. Gilmer Co, 20 in.
cultivation, 60 in timber, good
4 R. house, out-Bldgs. Plenty
running water. Also, adjoin-
ing 50 A. land, good 3 R.
house, 10 A. in cultivation.
40 A. in young timber, good
lake site, good spring on both
farms. 17 mi. E. Ellijay. Ven-
tis Weaver, Rt. 5, Ellijay.

25 A. farm, more or less,
plenty water. well timbered,
good spring. Good 6 R. house,
wired for Elec. stove, 3 mi.
from Ellijay. Rev. Paul Lee
Kimmons, Rt. 2, Ellijay.

36 A. Gilmer Co., plenty
water, lot of fine young tim-
ber, fine lake site. 4 R. house,
Elec. available. 2 A. bearing
Apple trees, 4 to 5 A. clear-
ed fertile land. 4 stall barn,
cow pasture. 1/2 mi. Ellijay
and Blue Ridge Hwy. on gra-
vel road. F. J. Lowman, Rt.
5, Ellijay.

75 A. bordering Whites-
burg. 1700 ft. on Hwy. 5.
Timber will be removed this
Yr. $100 acre. A. J. McCoy,
Hapeville, atte aoe ar i

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MARKET BULLETIN _
207 A. Gilmer Co. 90 A.|.

river and creek bottom, bal-
ance timber, 75,000 ft. saw
timber, 3,000 cap. broiler
house, 1 mi. of paved road.
Near churches, stores, gram-
mar school, mail by door. 6
mi. E, of Ellijay. Grady L
McArthur, Star Rt. B, Elli-
jay.

53-1/3: A: No. Ga. -Mtn.
land in Gilmer Co. About
30,000 ft. saw timber, 20 A.
pasture, 10 A. cultivation. 5
A. river bottom. Good 4 R.
house with water and lights,
good barn, other out-Bldgs.
Excellent spring with 2 other
streams. On good all-weather
Rd. soon to be Black-Topped.
about 9' mi. from city. Jack
Garland, Rt. 5, Ellijay.

800 A. land Meriwether Co.
on paved road. 2 dwelling
houses, 2 barnes, about 225
A. growing timber, 7 mi. NW.
of Greenville. Amos Graham,
RFD 2, Greenville.

100 A. farm Spalding Co.
with long paved Rd. frontage.
About 45 A. open land, bal-
ance in woods. Home needs
some repair. $88 acre. Terms
cash, Close to church and
school. Sev. free-running
clear branches with good
pond sites. Mail and school
bus by door. J. N. Elrod. Sr.,
317 N. Hill Street, Griffin.

- 300 A. Effingham Co. 75
A. cleared and fenced, small
timber. 2 Tenant
phone and Elec. on paved
Hwy. Will sell less than en-
tire Amt. and on terms if
wanted. Mrs. H. E. Archer,
Guyton. oe

40 A. land Harris Co. 25 A.
permanent pasture, fenced
and cross-fenced, balance in
timber. 2 nice houses with
bath and Elec. fixtures, and
other Bldgs. Price is good or
trade for nice place to live.
Mrs. R. J. Pate, Rt. 2, Hamil-
ton. Ph. Main 8-4264. 2

barn, chicken and smoke
houses. Some timber, plenty
running water, near Hamp-
ton. Will stand a large loan.
$250 A. Mrs. Emily P. Thomp-
son, Hampton. Ph. 3504.

53 A. land on paved Hwy.
3/4 mi..from Harlem city
limits, 23 - mi. . Augusta,
bounded: on S. by Ga. RR.
Tenant house, extra good
land. Fine building site, nice
pond site with free running
spring. 25 A. in cultivation,
balance in growing timber.
$100 acre. C. M. Blanchard,
Harlem, Ph. Garden 5-6492.

houses, |

105 A. with 2 good-houses,

pprox. :
Canton. 4 R; h
Elec. stove, p

4 stall barn. $6,00

lett, Rt. 1, Canton

50 A. farm, 30 A.
and growing tim

|tillable land, big cre

streams, 7 A. botto
house, painted insi
on REA, mail and
Some out-Bldgs. 1
Turnersville on 441
P. Mize, Rt. 3, Clar:

50 A. farm, plenty
land, river boundary
around, House with lights,
barn in fair cond. i
very fertile land
farm, plenty water,
and fine lake site.
with lights and bath.
school bus by both :
Priced reasonable. Jack Coy
an, Box 56, Clarkesville.
3-5004. SS

500 A. Macedonia Coc
munity farm, 150 A. fie
pasture, 350 A. Ge
farm, 9 one family dw
story bldg. 13 R. N
milking parlor, pipe j
hay Shelter, trench silo,
Holstein Cows, 50 x 60 c
crete-block shop bldg.
lake site, 2 lar
spring water to all

reenwood, Clar

One Acre land
frame house, wirec
stove, good well



rom Carrollton on
Hwy., $2,000. M.
Cansler, Rt. 2, Cat

3 i ie illa
near Hwy. . Pees,
on good road. Water,
Elec. available. Se
for small tractor |
truck. Dan B. Gates,
Carrollton...

120 A. Union C



berson, N 2G
Union Co., Ga)
aS A. mounta

ouse, permanent ru
ter, oll oe fu
phone. School bus
tool house, 2 large
hog-fence an

ville in Bartow Co.
sonable and sound





Blazer, Rt. 2, Old River
Cartersville. Ph. 10



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Be
py, he es
ar ore or less,
ve ure, about
ul on. 6 R. house,

fhot and cold water, shower
baths, hardwood floors, large
barn, chicken house, garage
and wood house. Noontootla

. |trout stream runs on one side
land ne dof property John Ro-

binson, Dial.

mi,} 200 A. farm Coffee Co., 50



'|A. open lots of saw timber, and
i|pulpwood sev.

streams with

s.|permanent water, 15 A. lake,














only. Vester
Carrollton.

3, Grapes, Wal-
ny water,

, | well stocked with fish, 2 hous-
'}es with out-Bldgs., fruit trees,

7 A. cotton, 268 A. tobacco al-
lotments. J. D. Spooner, Box
98, Douglas. if

175 A. farm Bleckley Co, 2
mi. of Cochran on paved road.
100 to 115 A. cleared, 16 A.
Bahia Grass, about 30 A. com-
mon Bermuda pasture. Dwell-
ing house and barns, 4-1/2 A.

~|eotton, 6 A. Peanuts, plenty
-.|water for stock. Will include





tractor and farming equip. Can

th |finance part of it with $6000




down. Joe H. Thomas, Rt. 2,

-|Cochran.





15 A. Harris Co. Pine Mt.

+| Valley 10 A. in cultivation, 5],

vy-|A. in Pines, Yr. round stream.
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ley water system on power
line. First $1200 gets it. J.
Yarbrough, 2-51 Comer
Ave., Columbus. Ph. GA 3-
StGE "sees: t Be tot

8 A. farm 6 mi. NE Conyers,
Rt. 20, Loganville Hwy. approx

-|500 ft off Hwy. 4 R.-house,
-|hardwood floors, with bath,

hot and cold water. 3 stall
barn, good branch, Big lake

|site, 2 springs. J. T. Adcox,

Rt. 3, Conyers.

23 A. under woven fence
with 10 R. house, all modern
conveniences and one 5 R.
house. Good 4 car garage, 2
good wells. H. C. Foster, Rt. 1,
Cornelia. :

_ 100 A. farm 6 mi. from Cov-

- 5 ee on Jersey and Alcovy

(to be paved soon). 6 R.



4A, |house, good barns, good land



















,|for cultivation, some timber.

1-1/2 A. lake stocked with
\Bream, Bass , Catfish. Also
other lake sites. Sell all or

part of it. $100 A. L. J. Owen-

by, Jr,. Rt. 3, Covington.

146 A. land 10 S. Forsyth, 5
mi. N. Culloden in Monroe Co.
on paved Hwy. 83. 40 A. open
land, balance growing timber,

|10 A. Alfalfa. 1 tenant house
;|wired for Elec. 2 barns, ex-
cellent pond site, good creek.



G. C. Worsham, Rt. 2, Cullo-

i den. Ph, Forsyth 2953. -

_ 171 A. Banks Co. 9 mi. E.
Commerce on Hudson River. 8

_{R. two Apt. house. 50 A. in cul-

tivation, 50 to 75 A. in woven

d|fence, 30 A. in grass, rest in
d|growing timber. 2 A. lake,
















PLO. Jes

| stocked with fish. Pump in

well. H. W. Jones, Commerce.
- 150 A. Franklin Co. broiler

|jand cattle farm 11,000 broiler

f | (can be improved to 100 head).

_ | Drilled well, Modern 12
-|dwelling, good tenant house,

{convenient to roads, schools,

cap; 30 to 40 head cattle ad

i
.

churches. 12 mi. NE. Commer-
H. Smith, Rt. 3, Com-

R. |merce,










70 A. farm Hall Co. 25 or

, {30 A. in cultivation, some bot-

tom land, 3 streams, lot of
jyoung timber, some large
enough to saw. 4 R. house, 2
orches, lights, wired for stove
arn and crib, well in yard, 1

os to church, school and stores.




















A. two mi, above
ge on main Rd.
Dial P. O

Mrs. C. G, Lathem, Rt. 1, Cler-
mont, : #

- 230 A. land 2 mi. S. La-
vonia on paved road. 2 dwell-
ing houses, plenty water, REA
line, both houses wired (one
is 6 R.). Hot and cold water,
natural gas heat, brick house.

-|Other is tenant house; Also

50 A. farm, 3 R. house on REA.
Mail and school bus by both
farms. Mrs, A. T. Campbell,
Canon: 3" :

50 A. land, 2 barns, meat
house. 28 A. cleared, 2 sites
for small ponds, 50 Pecan

od trees, some Pine timber, 4 R.



_|house, bath, and running wa-
lier, 61/2 A. pasture. C. C
Lum: RFD 1, Charing. _
: eee \

mi, to Hard-Top road. 2 mi.

Mail and school bus by house. | .

1 mi. SE Bowers-

. house, bath, wired
for Elec. range. 70 ft. well, 35

ft. water, On School bus and

mail route. Good barn, 35 A.
open land. Terms may be ar-
ranged. H. A. Sheriff, Rt. 1,
Cannon.

40 A. by Hwy. in Marion
Co. near Tazewell, about 8 A.
cleared, rest in woods and
swamp, 3 springs, some Pine
and Maple timber, partly fish
pond. Desirable place for house
and chicken farm. On school
bus line. Mrs. Lois McCorvey,

Charing.

20 A. land covered in Pines,
2 mi. from Lake Lanier. Good
road goes through place and
plenty running water, $1,000.
Guy Crowe, Rt. 1, Cumming.

22 A. land 1-1/2 mi, N. Cum
ming near Forsyth Co. High
School, Buford Dam, and new
Lockheed plant. 5 R. house,
barn, and other out-Bldgs,
running water. Wallace Ken-
Beare, Rt. 2, Cumming. Ph.

428.

12. A. Cherokee Co. land,
two 4 R. houses, and one 5 R.
house..2 mi. off Hwy. 5 two
mi. E. of Toonigh ( P. O. nam-
ed Lebanon), on Hickory Flat
Rd. Theo Ward, Rt. 4, Canton.

200 A. Thomas Co. Live-
stock, hay and truck farm, 12
mi. from. Thomasville. 2 mi. S.
Boston, paved Hwy. 133 A.
fenced and cross-fenced into
4 fields, 100 A. Coastal Ber-
muda, other 100 A. under cul-
tivation. Deep well, new house
(fine view) tile bath, auto.
Elec. Water heater ,all modern
Conveniences. Also new Farm-
all H tractor with implements.
Abundance of water. Raymond
Grimmer, Boston,

182 A. cattle and hay farm in
Carroll Co. 155 A. permanent
pasture, fenced and cross-fenc
ed with 5 strand wire, plenty
water. 50 A. bottoms in Pec
Ladino Clover, 35 A. Sericea
Lespedeza, balance Crimson
Clover and grasses. Some tim-
ber, 6 R. house bath, 2 large
barns, 4 R. tenant house, other
Bldgs. 4 wells. Will divide.
Mrs. R. W. Wilkinson, Rt. 4,
Bowdon. Ph. 3441.

50 A. on black-top road in
Carroll Co. 7 R. house, Butane
gas, hot and cold water, bath.
7 mi S. Bowdon. J. B. Wilkin-
son RFD 1, Bowdon.

3 A. land on Hwy. 78 west
of Bremen. 2 R. house, small
barn, good well water, some

saw timber and young pines.

About 1-1/4 A. in cutivation,

|Lloyd Harper, Bremen.

- 180 A. 12 mi. W. Griffin, 3/4
mi. off paved road. All under
wire and sowed in Oats, Chim-
son Clover, Ladino Clover, Fes
cue. 5 R. brick home, 3 large
rooms, tenant house. Large
barn, 2. small barns. Elec.
School bus and Mail Rt. by
house. Near 3 churches. 4 A.
lake and one 3 A. lake. Grady
Isom, Brooks.

- 450 A. land; 400 A. timber,
50 A. in Pecans in one body,
in Terrell Co. Bounded on E.
by creek $40 A. R. L. Cowart,
Bronwood.: ;

4 A. land, three mi. N. Buc-
shanan on Hwy. 27. with 1-1/2
story-6 R. rock house, Modern
conveniences. Abundant wa-
ter supply. Quiet surroundings.
Sell reasonable. Mrs. Edward
H. Alred, Star Route, Buchan-
an. Ph. 3883.

100 A. on Chatsworth River
just below Buford Dam and
Lake Lanier. Old 4 R. house,
shady yards. 1/2 open land,
balance wooded, saw-timber,
pulpwood, 5 streams, lake site,
river frontage, Electricity.
School bus and mail Rt. $5500.
ee Mercier, Hwy. 20, Bu-
ord.

9 A. Gwinnette Co. house,
garage, barn, 2 broiler houses
permanent pasture, drilled
well; Chestnut and Pecan trees
now bearing. Fruit trees and
Scuppernongs. Natural gas,
county water available. Sell
outright or exch. for small

,|farm or land in No, Ga. J. D.



Hicks, Rt. 1, Box 127, Buford.

Por



ie

{Sate

lle on PE ved road. New ranch |
type 7

Co. line, 6 A. cultivation, 49
A. growing Pines, approx.
50,000 ft. saw timber and some
pulp wood, 4 R. house, good
well water, branch runs
through place, 3 mi. Black Top
Rd. (with promise of Black
Top Road by door), 10 mi.
Buchanan on Buchanan-Rock-
mart Rd. also 33 A cut-over
land 1 mi. from above describ-
ed farm. Letters ans. Luther
Sanders, Buchanan. Ph. (7 to
8 AM) 3723.

5 A.. good farming land 2-
1/2 mi. NW Calhoun border-
ing on Hwy. 143 with 8 R.
house with store house, hot and
cold water, bathtub, shower,
nautral gas, phone service
Good Apple and Pear trees,
flowers in yard. Individauls
only. Mrs. H. D. Goss, Rt. 1,
Box 646, Calhoun. Ph. 3067.

215 A. farm Franklin Co.
plenty timber, creek running
through place. 3 dwellings. On
mail and school bus Rt.. 16 A.
cotton allotment. 90 A. in cul-
tivation. Ideal cattle farm
Road to be paved soon. O.
Herschel Vaughn, Carnes-
ville. (

3 corner lots at Norcross
High school, Reasonably priced
W. F. Lancaster, 115 Peach-
tree. Rd, Chamblee. Ph. Glen-
dale 7-6186. ae f

48 A. with house and barn,
mostly young timber, some in
cultivation, good fish pond
sites,, $1500. Owen Byrd,
Cherrylog. ;

2 A. Walker Co. and 6 R.
house, city water and lights;
20 A. land with 5 R. Stone
house. 2-1/2 mi. Chickamauga;
also 8 A. and small house with
several out-Bldgs. City water
and lights, on Black-Top road,
near schools. H. M. Walker,
Chickamauga. ( 2-1/2 mi. W.)

80 A. mountain farm, oper-
ating as honey-making farm.
Watered by several springs,
all weather Rd. on school bus
and mail Rts. 4 R. house, barn.
and other out-Bldgs. Approx.
50 A. young timber. Potential
pee Marshall Whaley, Rt. 1,

isco.

62 A. five mi. from Shaw-
nee on Clyo and Egypt public
Rd. 20 A. cleared, near church,
on school bus and mail Rts.
D. Ds Burns, Clyo=. = *

2 houses one 4 R., other 5 R.
both with bath dbl. garage.
Approx. 6 A, lake site on Fell-
wood Rd. Located in Fulton
Co., just off Hwy. 29, $10,000
cash. H. L. Cooper, Rt. 1, Col-
lege Park. Ph. PO 6-2221.

5 A. land White Co. with
2 chicken houses, 8,000 cap.
7 R. dwelling with hot and
cold water, bath, gas. heat in
ea. room; Also 5 R. dwelling.
Good pasture and gardens.
Inquire at Post Office. Char-
lie Thurmond, Nacoochee.

59 A. Bacon Co. 2 dwell-
ing houses, Tobacco barn,
stock barn, on school bus
and mail Rts. 6 mi. S. Alma.
3 A. permanent pasture, good
cotton and Tobacco allott-
ments. Also a fish pond. W.
W Sturges, Rt. 3, Box 69,
Nicholls. 1

140 A. in pasture and grow-
ing pines; 2 large creeks with
lake sites. 5 R. house with
modern conveniences, 2 ten-
ant houses, barns, etc. on
dirt Rd. and mail Rt. 5 A.
facing Lake Lanier, about 2-
1/2. mi. N.W. of Oakwood.
Houses with Elec. and phone.
Sell or trade up or down for
farm on.major paved Rd.
within 40 mi. of Atlanta.

Mrs. Nell Bennett, RFD 1,
Oakwood. K
400 A. land Wayne Co.

About 40 A. improved pas-
ture, about 40 A. row-crop
land. 5 R. house with water
and lights. 100 ft. cow or

sheep shelter, 4 small ponds
well stocked with fish; small
game preserve. Big Goose
Creek runs almost centerly
through this property. E. F.
Dean, Odum.

160 A. Brooks Co. 110 in
cultivation, 6 mi. N. Quitman.
Cheap for cash. C. A. Clem-
ents, Rt. 2, Quitman.

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Ss ise

55 A. on Polk and Haralson



| 25 A. with house, barn, ete.
Paved Rd., Elec., phone, nice
lake site, fertile land, 30 mi.
to Atlanta. Also 193.4. A.
with house, fertile land, Elec.,
phone, paved Rd. 30 mi. to
Atlanta. Both in So. Gwin-
nett Co. O. E. Upshaw, at
Rosebud, Rt. 3, Loganville.
Ph; 73372:

26 A. modern brick home,
6 R. and bath, drilled well
furnishing 30 to 35 gal. water
per minute. Automatic wash=
er, nice lake site, plenty wat-
er for lake. Approx. 35 mi,
from Atlanta on paved Hwy.
Near school. Mrs. Charlie W.
Atha, Rt. 3, Loganville. Ph.
Covington 6623 (nights or
weekends).

214 A. fine land Newton
Co. 5 R. house with lights,
piped for water, good well,
small barn, few fruit and
Black Walnut trees. 3 good
lake sites, 100 A. open land
for cultivation, 40 A. pasture,
about 74 A. second growth
timber. Fine for cattle. farm-
ing or sports. 1 mi. off Hwy.
138. 4 mi. S.W.
grove, 10 mi. of Loganville,
$8,000.00. Joe Thompson,
RFD 3, Loganville.

2 tracts of 30 A. ea. Toombs
Co. All under fence, now in
young Pine timber, Fine for

fish pond with plenty fish.
Mail and school Rt. near pav=
ed Rd. to house. 8 mi. E.
Lyons. H. P. Blalock, S. 525
Washington St., Lyons.

200 A. farm, Brooks Co. 6
R. house with bath, 3 big
barns and other Bldgs. Large
Grapevines, 3/4 A. Rabbit-
eye Huckleberries. 100 A.
pasture and woods. Also 2 to
3 R. and 1- to 3 R. rented
houses. $20,000.00. Cash and
terms. A. T. Milteer, Quit-
man.

142 A. Marion Co. good
fencing, 3 barns, 2 stocked
lakes. 6 R. wood frame Coun=-

1/2 mi. off Hwy. 137, ten mi.
N.E. Buena Vista. $7,000.00.
H. L. Cook, Richland.

Little truck farm in Stew-
art Co., enough room for
chickens. Nice 3 bedroom red
rock masonery home with car
port, disappearing stairs,
hardwood floors, tile baths,
built-in kitchen cabinets, back
porch, front patio, picture
window. Natural gas
sewage. $9,000.00. Rev. W. C.
Zellers, Richland.

3 A. level fertile land
Clayton Co. 1 mi. outside
Riverdale city limits, 3 mi.
to State Farmers Market,
between 41 and 85 Hwys. H.
A. Cubbedge, Rt. 1, River-
dale. Pe

Approx. 46 A. Clayton Co,
near Riverdale. Good com-=
munity. Sell all or part. W.
W. Mitchell, Riverdale. Ph,
Atlanta PO 1-4594.

143 A. dairy Bryan Co.
75 A. Coastal Bermuda, 6 A.
pond, Oats-Millett. 2 dwell+
ings, 3 barns, equipment. 54
cows, 40 milking, 11 replace=
ments. 419 ft. frontage U. S.
17. .Twenty-five mi. S. Sa-
vannah. Sell or will lease to
right party. Roger P. You-
mans, Rt. Box 136, Richmond
Hills. Ph. Midway TU 4-2681.

40 A. timberland, 2 mi.
from GoodYear Mill at Rock-
mart. Saw timber and pulp=#
wood. Walter MacMillan, Rt.
2, Rockmart.

55 A. land Whitfield Co.
including 4 A. lake. Land
faces community, extending
W. within 200 yds. of Hwy.
73. On Black-Topped Rd,
TVA and phone line through
farm, city water available.
Sell all or part, reasonable,
L. C. Boyd, Rocky Face.

80 A. Carroll. Co. farm,
good productive land. some
timber, good orchards, peach
es, apples, pears, figs, pecans,
Scuppernongs. house,
bath, porches, basement attie,
lasting streams, modern Cone
veniences. Barn, plenty out
Bldgs., 2 car garage. Also 4
R. tenant house, barn, per
manent pastures. On State Rt,
5, hard-surfaced Rd. Mail and
school bus Rts. 2 mi.



Roopville. L. B. McWhorter,
Rt. 1, Roopville.

ae
rue

of Walnut-

farming or livestock. 4 A.

try home with bath, gas heat.





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FARM LAND



40 A. farm Carroll Co, just
off Hwy. 100. Can have any
sized lake. Plenty water all
of the time. W. H. Burgess,
Roopville.

77 A. farm Polk Co, 25 A.
in cultivation, bal. in small
timber. Has running water,
on School and Mail Rts. C. A.
McBurnette, Rt. 2, Rockmart.

460 A. cattle ranch Polk
Co. 2 mi. W. from Rockmart.
Modern country estate home;
2 tenant dwellings, barns and
out-Bldgs. Entire farm under
fence, Running streams, 2
stock ponds, 15 A. fishing
lake, Yr.-round pasturage;
fenced and crossed fenced.
On paved Rd. Natural gas
and public water supply a-
vailable. E. W. Carlton, Sr.,
Executor of Bert C. Barrow
Estate, Rockmart. Ph. 2931
(days).

130 A. in high state of cul-
tivation, near Danielsville on
all-weather Rd. 10 A. Alfalfa.

New house, all modern con-}]

veniences, large barn, 11,000
cap. broiler house, equipped
with gas brooders and auto-
matic waters, $15,000; also
130 A. in Franklin Co. Good
farm with fair house and
barn. Farm is paying $600
Gov. rent this Yr. $6,000.00.
H. B. Grizzle, Box 205, Roys-
ton. Ph. 8314.

1 A. land Taylor Co. 6 R.
house with large hall, small
barn, and other small Bldg.
2 mi. S. Rupert on Ideal Hwy.
E. L. Albritton, Rupert.

171 A. Barrow Co. 7 R.
brick house with bath, and 2
tenant houses. Mrs. M. B.
Sikes, Statham. Ph. Athens,
LI 8-1844,

40 A. poultry farm in Pine
Mtn: Valley. 6 R. home with
all conveniences. 1,800 layer
cap. with automatic watering
and lighting, also automatic
egg grader and washer. Es-
tablished retail and whole-
sale egg Rts. $10,500.00. John
S. Leach, Shiloh.

50 A. more or less, Daw-
son Co. About 25 A. rich
cleared bottom land with

2,425 ft. frontage on large
stream. Good well on fine
Bldg. spot, in view of Blue
Ridge Mtns. Good hunting
and fishing. Electricity. 1 mi.
off public unpaved Rd. in
most remote section of Ga.
$4,000.00 cash. No phone
calls. Reuben C. Moore, Rt. 2,
Smyrna.

10 A. Henry Co. 6 R. house,
all conveniences, creek running
through property. 14 mi. from
Atlanta, 1/2 mi. paved Rd.
Will take best offer during
the week of 25th March. 2
mi. below Stockbridge. D. H.
Gaines, Flat Rock. Rd., Rt. 2,
Stockbridge.

49 A. DeKalb Co. 3 houses,
7 RK. 6 R., 4 BR., Out-bldgs:
- Old place, Bottons, Lake site,
nice. sub-division, near Stone
Mtn. 1 mi. Rock Bridge Rd.,
1 mi. behind mountain, $15,-
000.00. Mrs. Annie Ree Min-
cey, Rt. 1, Mincey Rd., Stone
Mountain.

15 A. Long house, Lump-
kin Co., 1 mi. from Black
Top road. REA power, well
water, chicken house, small
barn. About 2 A. open bot-
tom land. House needs some
repairs, $1,200.00; also 40 A,
on shores of Lake Lanier, 6
mi. No. Gainesville, 1 mi. off
paved road, mostly wooded.
Good county road. REA pow-
er available. Some open land,
in permanent pasture. F. A.
Vane, Thompson Bridge
d., Gainesville.

101-1/2 A., 2 dwellings with
5 R. and bath, each, 2 drilled
wells, 2 tenant houses, 3-1/2
A. lake, sev. other lake sites,

whole farm can be irrigated.
Excellent for truck and live-
stock, plenty water, 2 branch-
es, 4-1/2 mi. Fayetteville, Fay-
ette Co., 30 minutes from new
Farmers Market. S. K. Frost,
Sr., Rt. 2, Fayetteville. Ph.
4371.

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2.

133 A. cattle farm, fenced
and cross-fenced, 100 A. perm.
pastures, 7 A, natural lake site,
modern 2 bedroom home, 125
ft. deep well, barn, out-bldgs.,
tenant house. Paved road
frontage. 3 mi. Fayetteville,
on Fayetteville-Hampton Rd,
$20,000. Cecil Reasor, Fay-
etteville. Ph. 5561.

10 A. all fenced, 7 R. house
with bath, big work shop and
garage, located 1 mi. city
limits Fitzgerald, Ben Hill Co.
on paved Hwy., near school
and church. City water and
lights. J. F. Brown, Rt. 3, Box
344, Fitzgerald. aes

200 A. cattle farm, fenced
and cross fenced, plenty
water, lake stocked with fish,
large barn and 2. broiler
houses. 7 R. house with gas
heat and all mod. convenien-
ces, 15 mi. So. Carrollton, just
off Hwy 27. Mrs. J. H. Knight,
oe Franklin. Ph. Roopville

60 A., two 7 R. houses, 1
old and other practically new,
on 41 Hwy. 2 mi. So. Forsyth,
Monroe Co. Otis Bunn, For-
syth, Ph. 6718.

150 A., lovely white frame
house on U.S. 41 Hwy., 5 mi.
No. Forsyth, 2 large barns, 2
chicken brooders, chicken
house, small milk house,
garage and shelter for
tractor, also 1 Cub Farm-
all tractor, plow, harrow,
mower. 2 bedroom house with
all modern conveniences. Sac-
rifice for $15,000. R. S. Wil-
son, Rt. 2, Box 25, Forsyth.

~ FARM LAND.

WANTED





Want buy farm, within 100
mi. Atlanta, prefer with house
built prior to 1860, on 100
or more. acres. Will trade
other property for same.
Martha Randolph Normandy,
Rt. 11, West Paces Ferry Rad.
a Atlanta 5; Ph. CE=3-

Want trade place, 1-1/2 mi.
Barnesville, small acreage,
4 R. house, including room
for bath, pecan trees, apple,
peaches, grapes, in thick
settlement, lights, water, close
to 5 churches, for larger farm
with house. Griffin Burrell,
Rasen Park, Barnes-
ville.

Want buy approx. 100 to
200 acres pine timber land,

within 100 mi. Atlanta. No
improvements. Give price and
full details. Merritt Dunean,
Rt. 2, Decatur.



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_ Want buy farm or wild land
in North Ga., with or without
house, with large timber tracts
or small acreage. Can be
mountain land or mountain
valley land, Must be good buy.
C. G. Giles, 959 Drewry St.
N. E., Atlanta 6.

Want 20 Acres or more,
good mountain land, with good
4 or 5 R. house, with stream,
timber and near pavement,
some fruit, garden land and
bottoms. Write description, lo-
cation and price first letter.
R. D. Loveland, 1814 Wilkin-
son Rd. Augusta.

Want within 20 mi. Atlan-
ta 5, 10 or 15 acres level
wooded acres in South Ful-
ton, Clayton, Fayette, Henry
or Rockdale Co, Also have
stream or branch on property.
Small house desired but not
necessary. Call. Joe M. Adams,
879 Crew St., Atlanta 15.
Home phone, JA 2-5113.

Want large or small farm or
acreage within 100 mi; At-
jlanta. Can make good cash-
payment. Send all necessary
information in first letter, in-
clude number of acres, direc-
tions on how to find the place,
best price and if you will give
terms. Jack E. Anderson, 2215
Azalea Circle, Decatur.

Want 20 to 30 acre mountain
farm, preferably in area ap-
roximately 150 mi. No. At-
anta. Rugged terrain accep-
table. Should have _ stream,
livable house or one that can
be refurbished. R. Oetter,
Gordon.

Want buy 8 or 10 acres of
land reasonably priced with-
in about 15 miles So. Hape-
ville. H. E. Akin, 3033 Lake
Ave., Hapeville. Ph. PO 1-
5635.

Want buy 25 to 150 acres
unimproved land, within 25
miles of Macon. G. L. Dur-
den, 5017 Bloomfield Rd. Ma-
con,

Want good farm in middle
or So. Ga., 150 acres up. Must
have 10 acre or more lake or
lake site. Roger S. Cobb, Box
355, Marietta.

Want buy 3 to 30 acres land

on dependable year around
stream, in Southwest Ga. Mrs.

Terry Lacey, Sumner.

Want an old run-down farm
or land, 10 to 30 acres with
running water. No house pre-
ferred. Land to be mostly
wooded in pine trees. Can be
backward or isolated place but
on a Road, In Hall, Jackson
or Gwinnett Co., and cheap

'within 50 miles Atlanta. State





for cash. Harry Mercier, Rt.

=

PAO) dere



Want a Fulton Co, farm.
Give location, size, price and
other particulars. M._ Cole-
a P. O, Box 4988, Atlanta

Want buy an old run-down
farm with lake site on it,
within 59 mi. Atlanta, cheap
for cash. C. L. Dunaway, 160
Johnson Rd, N.W., Atlanta}
18,. Ph. SY 4-7962,

Want large acreage of pas-
ture for Cattle Feeding pro-
gram, in Piedmont area, Own-
er would participate in op-
eration. Lester Heath, 540
Candler St.,

Want 50 to 150 acres of
cut-over or abandoned farm
land, no buildings. Located
anywhere from middle through
No. Ga. Must be reasonable
price. Wanted for own person-
al use. Write. John W. Whitt,
408 Techwood Dr. N. W., At-
lanta 13.

Want small farm or acreage,

location, price and all particu-
lars. S. Mahan, 3038 Jef-
ferson St., Chamblee.

Want buy small farm, or
few acres of land, prefer in
Lumpkin Co., at a reasonable
price. Write. Charlie Presley,
Rt. 1, Clermont.

Want buy farm, 500 acres
in Fulton Co., with water and
all other conveniences, and
on paved road. State terms
and price. Call. E. Q. Adams,
1790 Detroit Ave., N.W., At-
lanta 14.: Ph. Sy 4-1601.

Want 25 to 75 acres land in
Henry or Clayton Co., near
DeKalb Co., with small house
preferred but not necessary.
Joseph B. Woods, 3255 Pine-
Ane Ree Decatur, Ph. BU 9-
6947.

Want buy 10 or 15 acres
with a 5 R. house in good
shape, painted on the inside
and the outside, and wired for
electric stove, and with tele-
phone preferred. On a paved
road and about 1/2 mi. from
town, in Habersham or Hall
Co. Dank Shockley, Rt. 2, Al-
to.

Want 2 or 4 A. farm land,
not over 3 mi. Gainesville city
limits. Will pay $100. an acre,
or $200. A. if on good Hwy.,
and not over 3 mi. city limits.
Only land considered must be
on or close to good Hwy, Write
for further information. Mrs.
F, Shackleford, 432 Peachtree
Arcade, Atlanta 3. 5

Want farm of 75 to 100
Acres, half or more in bot-
toms that can be plowed for
crops, with liveable house, lo-
cated North of Atlanta. Give
best cash price first letter. C.
R. Gowder, Powder Springs.

Want 200 or 300 acre farm
in So, Ga., on paved road, with
or without houses. Will trade
other property for same Write.
Sam Jones, Rt. 1, Box 415 Co-
lumbus.

Want buy unimproved land
suitable for timber, cut-over,
or in growing timber, prefer
location not over 75 miles No.
or Northeast of Atlanta. T.

Foley Treadway, 250 East
Parkwood Rd., Decatur. Ph.
DR. 7-5888.

Want buy 50 or 100 A. farm,
with good house and barn, in
North, Eastern or Western
part of Ga. at reasonable price.
A, P. West, 3111 Skidaway
Road, Savannah. -

Want_ buy land in Heard,
Troup, Meriwether or Coweta
Co. Robert S. Ware, Hogans-
ville.

Want buy for cash, farm or
timber land, small or large
acreage, within 60 mi. Au-
gusta. Interested in either
good farm land or poor cut-
over land. Ross Snellings,
2803 Oakland Dr. Augusta. Ph.
3-7866. f

Want. buy poultry farm
with 1,000 to 2,000 hens. State
price and what equipment
you have and number of acres.
Z. K. Collins, 1517 East 36 St.
Savannah.

Want farm with modern con-
veniences, within 20 mi. Co-
lumbus. Will trade $5,000
equity in other: property for

same. Mrs. Peggy G. Goolg-| i

want few acres-near So.
lanta, with good house,
for electricity, on
paved road, suitable for truck-
hog farm. Pay
monthly reasonable
Write. James Burger, 620

lian St. SE, Atlanta 12.

price; also want to pu
some



by, Rt. 1, Hamilton.

- Want

located |

paved high

Columbus, 5 R.
covered spring, 2 nm
Pp. ols, 150 ft. covered ba
arge storage house, ba
house, for a nice f
modern conveniences, p
ably within 20 mi. Col
Mrs, D. T. Gates, Rt. 1,
ilton. ; BE

_ Want to trade ni
place in Paulding C
Dallas, facing hard s
road, lights and Mail.
city water and gas ma!
fronting it, for a small
in No. Ga., in part wo
some cleared, near good
borhood of white p

Could pay some differer
Mrs.
2, Manas St.

necessary.
thews, Rt.
na.

2,000 layers or 7,000 br
5 R. dwelling

with running water and

trie lights, located 6 mi.

plow tools. y mus

able finance self. Prefer
erly couple. Bessie Cli
Rt. 62 Dalton

cluding irrigation finane
Company who rents this
Mrs, H. V. Franklin, Sr.
ister. pk aes

Rent free to reliabl
ed man and wife for
after my place, 27 2A:..
and cross-fenced. 3-R cot
sleeping porch, bath,
water heater, chicken h
barn, 1 mi. town. Will
ance Must furnish good
and prefer one drawing
sion or social security.
ee Rt. 2, Conyers.

23 A., DeKalb Co.
R. house, 2 baths, 4
house, permanent feed
barn, chicken house
lights water and ru
water, 8 mi. Atlanta, t
Decatur, 3 blocks west
Clarkston, for rent.
Ethel A. Little, Own
The Prado, N.E. Atl
Ph. TR-5-3155.0

Approximately 50 A. so
fenced, suitable for rais
hogs and cattle, wit
mi. Atlanta, 7 R. house,
water and lights. Mrs.
Kiser, 4161 Campbellton
Atlanta 11, Ph. PO 1-7596

Good 1 H. crop to
good, clean family,
3 mi. out of Newnan
house, lights and water, sch
bus and mail Rt. a |
land and pasture. Want
that doesnt drink and
doesnt mind work.
Lewis, Rt. 4, Newnan.

~ FARM LAND

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nt 20 acres with

r
ain, well

-|packed, $3.50 C. COD.

J. M. Miles, Rt. 3, Alma,

Cert. Rutger Tomatoes, 35c
doz.; by mail, $5 M. At the
: Bed. Broccoli, Brussels
Sprouts, Collards, Wakefield
Cabbage, White Bermuda On-
ions, Bell, Pimiento and Hot
.| Peppers, 35c doz. No less than
$1 orders. Asparagus crowns,
$1.25 del. Mrs. H. V. Frank-
ae Sr., Rt. 1, Box 20, Regis-
z

Spring Cabbage and Chas.
Wakefield, and White Ber-

.|$2 M. Shipped promptly. E.
L. Fitzgerald, Box 662, Fitz-
gerald, :

Early Jersey and Charles-
ton Wakefield frostproof Cab-
bage, and White Bermuda

$1.50; $2.50 M.
|ner, Pitts.

Charleston Wakefield and
Early Jersey frostproof cab-
bage, and White Bermuda
Onion plants, 300, $1; 500,
$1.50: $2.50 M. PP in Ga. R.
Chanclor, Pitts.

Rooted Kudzu crowns, $2
C5. 500;. $73" $12:50 M.>-:Add
postage. H. C. Reid, 2303 S..
Pryor Rd. Atlanta 15, Ph.
*-1PO 1-7626.

Sage and Catnip plants,
Garlic bulbs, 6, $1. Add post-

Odis Con-



: : age. Mrs. Mae Turner, Rt. 6,
Cobb Co., to ; ee
ane and hay, or eareer ie.

corn. D __ Well rooted strong Stream-





















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Store, Mitchell.




on Hwy. 87
aan: 8

ro 9-3187.



you want.











sc
Bee



). C. Camp,

10,000. stalks of
Sc stalk, average
i -Time
nd some White pe
a
itehell. R. R. Raley,

aifow aug-
, 4 and 5c stalk }
a
of
Foss, Brook-

all the Kud-
ttha Can- |
abins,

Atlanta 10.



line everbearing Strawberry
plants, $1 C. Exch. for white
|feed sacks: 100 plants for 5
sacks. Mrs. B. T. Thornton,
Bowdon. :

Large. rooted Blakemore
Strawberry plants, $1 C.; $9

Stowers, Rt. 2, Dahlonega.

Min. Huckleberry, bearin
size, 2 doz. 75c; imp. fiel
Dewberries and Blackberries,

doz.; _large Klondike
Strawberry plants, $1 C.;
Muscadine vines, 3-4 ft. long,
45c ea. Add postage. Rosie
Crowe, Rt. 1, Cumming.

Old time multiplying Shal-
lot plants, $1.35 C. Rooted
plants. Mrs. Lon Ashworth,
Rt .1, Dacula. :

Mtn. Huckleberry plants,
bearing size, Hazlenut bushes,
15, $1.25; red plums, 3, $1;
Black Walnuts, old fashioned
Black Cherry 65c ea.; tame
Himalaya ren plants, $1
doz.; washed Yellow plants, $1
'4 Ib lard box, $1.25. Ad
potane: Nani Henderson,
1Rt. 8, Box 124, Ellijay.
White Sweet Bermuda On-
ion plans, 500, $1.50; $2 M.

g Cabbage plants, ready

arch 24th to Ist. Can book

orders now. Mrs. I. L. Stokes,
| Box 849, Fitzgerald.

Little Pink Peanut 6 weeks
tender bean, and white
Crease-back tender Cornfield
bean seed, 65e cup. Add post-

t

= ie age. No checks or stamps.
" Mrs. Bessie Silvers, Rt. 1,



Carters. i




muda Onion plants, 500, $1.25;

Onion plants, 300, $1.25; 500,

M. Add postage. Mrs. Cornell







bean seed, 40c cup. PP, John
F, Wilcher, Mitchell.

Old time cornfield bean
seed, mixed and Speckle Cut-
shorts, White Creaseback and
White Halfrunners, all 65c

cup. Add postage. No. stamps. | $3

Mrs. Preston Southerland, Rt.
3, Ellijay.

Old time white tender and
early tender Speckled Half-
runner garden beans; tender
striped Cornfield beans, 65c
teacup. 6 cups, $3.30. $6.00
doz. cups. Thomas Laxton
English Peas, 50c eee
yellow crook-neck Squash,
75c teacup. PP. in Ga. Miss

Gennia Brown, Rt. 1 Ball
Ground. __ .
Old time White tender

half-runner garden _ bean
seed, 95 pct. germ. White ten-
der cutshort Cornfields, $1
cup. plus postage, 7c per cup:
23c two cups. Mrs. T. H.
Wade, Rt. 1, Talking Rock.

Small running Butterbeans, |p

93 pct. germ. Long bearing.
50c cup. Little pink garden
beans, 60c cup, 95 pct. germ.
Add postage. Mrs. Seth L.
Hyatt, Rt. A, Ellijay.

Old fashioned large White.

Half-runner Bean seed, 89
pet. germ. 75c cup. PP. Miss
Mamie Anderson, Ellijay.

Tender white Crease-back
Cornfield beans, good Garden
beans, White, and_ striped
Halfrunners; little Pink Pea-
nut and Cream 6-weeks, 75c
cup. Also red Speckle Crow-
der peas, 50c cup. No checks
or stamps. Mrs. Carl Smith,
Rt. 3, Ellijay.

Striped Half-runner bean
seed, 2 cups, $1 PP. Out-of-
state add 30c postage. Mrs.
Z. D. Dodd, Rt. 1, Box 223,
Alpharetta.

Sericea Lespedeza, purity,
99.64 pct.; germ. 95 pct. in
new 100 lb. bags, $11 ea.
FOB. John C. Reid, Zebulon.

Pensacola Bahia Grass seed.
purity, 98.80 pct.; germ. 92
pet. 20c lb. FOB farm 2 mi.
W. Newton State Hwy. 200.
Weyman E. Rooks, Newton.
Ph. 4142.

Cert. Ga. 103 white seed
corn, flats or rounds, for sale.
Leonard Kuehn, Kathleen. (7
Ce Perry, 3/4 mi. N.

Gourd seed: Large 15 doz
or 2.doz., 25c; Martin, 25c
doz.; long handle, 20c doz.
No orders filled without
stamped addressed envelope

d| enclosed. Miss Gail Wood, Rt.

2, Martin.

Dish-rag gourd seeds, 10
doz. and -self-addressed en-
velope. Mrs. A. R. Rowland,
Rt. 1, Box 15, Chester.

100 Wilt-resistant First
Year Coker cottonseed, big 5
lock bolls, direct from Reg.
cottonseed, treated, delinted,
oe and kept dry, 40 pct.
int, over bale to acre. Germ.
89 pet.; pure seed, 98 pct. 100
lb. bag, $10 CWT. H. P. Mal-
com, Rt. 2,.Box 47, Social



Circle, Ph. 3346.



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Atlante > Rome Athens Thomaston Atlanta
March -11, 1958 Mar. 12, 1958 * Mar. 10, 1958 Mor, 13, 1958
835 600 - 147 250

24.00-26.60 23.75-26.40 - . .

20.00-24.25 20.00-24.00 : age! oe 19.75-23.10 20.50-23.75

16.25-20.25 16.50-20.00 me 16.50-19.75 17,00-20.25

-17,50-30.50 17.00-29.00 ii ti oat 17.00-31.00 17.50-27.00

$ 17.00-25.40 17.50-24.50 . . 17.50-24.25

_ 18.00-28.58 18.00-27.50 - 17.00-26.00 17.50-25.25

MMERCIAL 18.00-19.50 18.00-19.40 <i 18.15-19.70 _18.00-19.50

CUTTERS 13.00-18.00. 13.00-18.00 - 12.75-18.00 13.00-18.00
: ~ - - 430 -
. - 20.75+21.30 -
a. . 20.50-21.00 -
. 20.00-20.90 .





19.78-20.50

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Gistbed. Helf-runner Snap

Martin gourd seed from|
large, short-neck, mature
gourds, pkg. of 3 doz. seed,
25c. PP. J. E. Eubanks, 929
Heard Ave. Augusta.

Cert. Early Sweets (Pon-
ders Gold) Sweet. Potatoes,
bu.; Ga. Reds, $5 bu. at
farm. E, Stokes, Rt. 7,
Sordis Church Rd. Macon.
Ph, 83-7015.

Empire cottonseed, picked
and kept dry, germ. 74.50
ct.; pure seed, 99.38 pct.
1.50 bu. H. G. Lewis, Mans-
field.

MISCELLANEOUS

FOR SALE





Nice sundried Apples, 1957
crop, 50c lb. Add postage. Mrs.
Mary Free, Dial.

Calif. Multiplying Beer
Seed, 25c start and 3c stamp-
ed sare, Miss Ruth Weeks,

ial.

6 print sacks, 3 alike; 9 odd
print sacks, all washed, iron-
ed, free of holes, 3, $1.40. Add
27c Pee for first lb. Mrs.
Boyd Johnson, Cherry Log.

200 white feed bags,-100 lb.
cap., used only once, 5, $1.50:
16,7$2:15- 20; $5: 0r-$22;50C-
or $40. for lot. PP to 2nd
zone. Major Crowe, Rt. 2.
Mtn. View Rd., Gainesville.

Nice clean Black Walnut
meats, $1.25 lb. PP. No stamps
Miss Geleta Nichols, Hia-
wassee.

No. 1 table honey, extract-
ed only, 10 lb. pail, $3.40: 5
Ib. pail, $1.75 del. to 3rd zone.
By Exp. or Freight Col. six
5 lb. pails, $7.00 Rev. Curd
Walker, Rt. 2, Adrian.

Hatching eggs from various
breeds purebred Bantam fowl.
$2.50 doz. PP. Fred Blaylock,
515 Crescent Ave., Chicka-
mauga.

Redhot Cayenne Pepper for
home use, 20 doz; also Mar-
tin gourd seed, 3 doz., 15c. PP.
Mrs. Ventis Weaver, Rt. 5.
Ellijay.



large piece



1957 Black Walnut meats,

B 31.25 PP: or: S
Ibs., $6. PP. Mrs. Boyd Nichol-
son, Rt. 1, Hiawassee.

25 gal. Green Cane Syrup

in gal. jugs, $1.50 gal. here

for entire lot; $1:75 gal. in 4
gal. lots shipped; $2. gal. ship~
ped in smaller lots. All FOB
here. Mrs. M. F. Gaddis, Box
124, Quitman. ;

Good clean Black walnut or
Pecan meats, 2 pts. of a. or
both kinds, $1.50 PP to 3rd
zone. Add postage if further.
Also 2 doz. large Garlic bulbs,
$1. Mrs. L. E. Sanders, Rt. 2,
Buchanan.

Greenhead Mallard duck
eggs, $1.75 doz. at my place.
E. H. Bridges, Sharpsburg.

50 gal. old Syrup, 50c gal.
W. S. Mock, Guyton.

500 or more gal. Ga. Cane
Syrup in No. 5 and No. 10
cans, 3-8 yrs. old, $1. gal. at
my farm, or 90c gal. for the
lot. 5 mi. W. Metter near Hwy.
46. L. E. Edenfield, Rt. 3, Box
177, Metter.

Hand gathered washed,
shadedried Sage, $1.50 Ib. 10
lbs. or more $1.25 PP. Mrs.
Ruby Brown, Rt. 2, Toccoa.

Good nice yellow pop corn
for home use, 50c pint. Also
nice Cowhorn Pepper for
home use, 6 pods, 25 or 45c
doz. PP. Mrs. Martha Walker,
Rt. 5, Ellijay.

1957 dried Redhot Peppers
in pod for home use, $1.59 |
lb. PP. Not less than 1 lb. ~
mailed. Mrs. H. S. Mullins,
Milner, ;

Pepper pods for home _ use.
Bright redhot med. long Pep-
per, 25c doz. pods; hot Cayen-

ne pepper, 15 pods, 25c. Add
postage. Mrs. Dewey Ellis. Rt.
5, Ellijay.

Bamboo Cane Roots, 50c lb.
Add postage. Denver Holland,
606 College St., Carrollton.

Wild Cherry, Pokeroots,
Red Elder, Pine Bark, Elder
roots, Sweet Gum, Poplar,
Dogwood, 2 Ibs. $1. Add post-
age. Mrs. Velva Mathis, Rt. 5,
Ellijay.





BRUCELLOSIS

Counties
Certified

31Wilkinso, Towns,
Oconee, Evans, Bryan,
Gordon, Chatooga, Candler,
Dodge, Crawford, Glascock,
- Toombs, Elbert, Hall,
Franklin, Union, Brantley,
Lumpkin, Chatteshoochee.
Rabun, Coffee, Gwinnett,
Habersham, Rockdale
Madison, Long, Butis,
Pierce, Wayne Hart,
Quitman.



Counties in which area testing is now underway include:

Appling Floyd Pulaski
Atkinson Forsyth Puinam
Bacon Greene Randolph
Baldwin Gilmer Schley
Banks Heard Screven
Barrow Irwin Spalding
Ben Hill Jackson Stephens
Berrien Jasper Talbott
Bleckley Jeff Davis Taliaferro
PsNoch Jefferson Tatinal
Burke Jenkins Taylor
Carroll Johnson Telfair
Cherokee Jones Tift
Clarke Lamar Treutlen
Clay Laurens Turner
Clayton Liberty Twiggs
Cobb Marion Upson
Colquitt Meriwether Walker
Cook Miller Ware
Columbia Monroe Warren
Crisp Montgomery Washington
Dade Oglethorpe Websier
Dawson Paulding Wheeler
DeKelb Peach White
Dooly Pickens Whitfield
Douglas Pike Wilcox
Early Polk Worth
Fannin ae ere

ERADICATION

Counties Not
Certified

128

















"PAGE EIGHT

National Ag Association
Passes Two Resolutions

Editors Note: Following are two reso-
Jutions passed at the recent annual meet-
ing of the National Association of State
Departments of Agriculture which are of
oncern to Georgia farmers and Market
Bulletin readers.)

Public Relations For Agriculture

WHEREAS, American agriculture is
experiencing a most unfavorable eco-
nomic position; and

WHEREAS, the imperative need for
keeping the nations agricultural produc-
tion machine economically strong if it is
to meet the demands of a rapidly growing
population is evident to every properly
informed person; and

_ WHEREAS, too little is being done to.
properly acquaint the people of the coun-
try with the serious condition of its ag-
riculture; and

WHEREAS, the lack of full and com-
plete information resulting from a con-
tinuous flow of misleading statements
from official and unofficial sources is fast
developing the most unfavorable attitude
on the part of the public toward agricul-
ture that any economic group has experi-
enced in a quarter of a century;

NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLV-
ED that the National Association of Com-
missioners, Secretaries and Directors of
Agriculture in Convention assembled at
- Portsmouth, New Hampshire, September
29 through October 3, 1957 deplores the
present economic condition of American
agriculture; that this Association respect-
fully urge that every possible effort be
made by the Secretary of Agriculture and
all other national leaders in the field of
agriculture to correct this unfair economic
igs in which the American farmer
inds himself today, and to use every
media available to keep the public inform-
ed as to the importance of agriculture to
the well being of every individual per-
son, and to properly and completely in-
form all the people as to the relative eco-
nomic position of the American farmer;

BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that a
copy of this resolution be sent to the Sec-
retary of Agriculture, the Chairmen of
the Senate and House Agriculture Com-
mittees of the National Congress, the

American Farm Bureau Federation, the -
National Grange, National Association of
Farm Cooperatives, and the Farmers
Union and that it be made immediately
available to press, radio and television.
* a * *

Hog Cholera Suppression

WHEREAS, for over one hundred
years this nation has been forced to live
with hog cholera, which has been ex-
tremely costly and is contrary to the

American principle of eradicating animal |

diseases; and

WHEREAS, the development of meth-
ods for immunizing swine against hog
cholera has been developed which does

- High Analysis Fertilizer

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has 28 poundsmore than one and a half
times as much plant nutrients per bag.

A bag of 4-8-6 has about 40 pounds of
filler. A bag of 4-12-12 contains only ten
pounds of filler, Bergeaux explained.
That means it takes more bags, more
freight charges and extra labor to fertilize
a field with the same amount of plant nu-
trients using a 4-8-6 than it does using a
4-12-12. And, excess bags and freight and
labor all add up to extra costs the farmer
must pay, the agronomist said.

Bergeaux reported 144,375 tons of 4-
8-6 and 126,032 tons of 4-8-8 sold in Geor-
gia in 1957. pene

College Students Study
Feeding Time For Cows

The answer to the question Can a
cow eat dinner in eight minutes, is now
a subject of research at Washington State _
College, according to a recent report from
there. ;

The purpose is to determine the ef-
fect of pelleted grain rations on the rate
of consumption by cows in an elevated
walk-through milking parlor. Dairy Sci-
entist T. H. Blosser at Washington State
says this is the first experiment of its kind
to show the effect of pelleting on rate of
grain consumption by dairy cows. _.

Twenty college cows are being used
in the experiment and they are divided
into groups according to breed, level of
production, and body weight. No ex-
tremely slow milkers are being used. As
an incentive to eat faster, the cows are be-_
ing given more than they are likely to eat
in 8 minutes, If milking is completed at
the end of 8 minutes, the cow is released
from the parlor stall, but if milking is
still in process, a plywood cap is placed
over the grain to let bossy know that din-
ner is over. Dr. Blosser says the study will
be completed on Nov. 1, 1958.





which is a means of perpetuating the dis-
ease; and nana ae

WHEREAS, the continued cooking of
garbage lends itself strongly to the con-
trol of hog cholera; and i

WHEREAS, the development of these
new hog cholera vaccines :seem to give
promise for use in more effectively con-
trolling and eventually eradicating hog
cholera;

THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that
the National Association of Commission-
ers, Secretaries and Directors of Agricul-
ture, assembled at -Portsmouth, New
Hampshire, September 30 through Octo-
ber 3, 1957, urges the Federal Govern-
ment to work with the States in develop-
ing a plan for controlling and eradicating
hog cholera with the continued cooking
of garbage; and ese a

BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED THAT,
if it develops there is a need for addition- ~
al information in regard to this disease
before proceeding with the eradication
program, research and trial projects be
conducted to .produce the information

of the test, he declared.

enough, and from 75 to 100 chic

year and ends July 31 of the





not require the use of fully virulent virus

needed.





























































Georgia broiler growers c
improved efficiency from chickens
grown out during 1958 and 1959, ac
ing to results of the years first pro;
test of the Broiler Breeder Proje
ducted by the Poultry Division of 1
iversity of Georgia College of /
ture. a ee
Dr. J. Clyde Driggers, poultry divi
chairman, said that the best body we
and feed conyersion ever reco: a
weeks of age in these tests were ob
This was accomplished in |
freezing weather during the

Dr. Driggers explained that th
gia Broiler Breeder Project is a part
the overall research program directe
Dr. E, Broadus Browne at the Colle
periment Station in Athens. Dr. Ti
Huston is project supervisor a 1
L. Woods is caretaker. Three gro
trials of birds to be offered Georgia
ers by breeders are conducted each |

Dr. Houston said that pen record
kept of egg production, feed consump
and mortality on each breeder entr
entry consists of 40 female an
birds not more than eight month
Three settings of eggs from each er
are hatched. From each pen, 180 eggs
set, provided egg productio



housed. The test begins October 1. cd

year. ve
Huston said that the averag
weight of all 25 pens in the first tr:
year was 3.68 pounds, and 2.33 poun
feed was required per pound o
weight for a 135 point spread.
in body weight for all birds in a
males and 50 femaleswas fro
of 4.18 to a low of 3.05 pounds. !
version varied from a low of |
high of 2.56 pounds of feed per p
body weight. ee

Body weight of all male bir Fs
test at nine weeks averaged 4.10 wit
range of 4.69 to 3.47, Huston addet
males averaged 3.29 pounds with a 1
from 3.79 to a low of 2.62.. Se

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meats, the weights and measures
said. ee







Report figures indicate that a
half of the mistakes found are costing t
retailer money. A one half ounce err
can cost the merchant as much as $1!
year in profit. 4 Bae <

The periodic checks that th weigh
and measures inspectors make on
mercial scales and pre-packaged f
the state are designed for the pr
of the merchant as well as the cu
Mr. Morris pointed out. .



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