Commissioner 
 
Bulletin 
 
Phil Campbell, 
 
  
 
WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 25, 1957 
 
NUMBER 3. 
 
  
 
  
  
 
BILL BLASINGAME | 
State Extimolodiet 
 
  
  
 
a nat is so destructive he 
1 boll weevil appear as only a 
ateur threatens Georgia 
mers. Known as the pink boll- 
n pest is a native of India 
the western states of America 
| 1917. Since that time en- 
 
  
    
 
   
 
  
  
 
If it becomes established 
cotton belt in the United 
sre top the boll wee- 
 
  
  
 
   
 
   
  
  
  
 
     
 
ee brought ee 
surrounding states to help 
armers = vahis such labor 
 
   
 
I I from the Rio 
y in exis: to Cordele were 
 
H FOR PINK BOLL WORM 
 
  
 
  
 
Ag hiealiare! 
 
CALENDAR 
 
September. 23-24-25, Atlanta  Fourth 
: National Watershed eee Con- 
ference. : : 
 
October 3, Tifton  Peels Short 
Course.  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
October 7-8, Claxton  Georgia Bee- 
keepers Association Meeting. 
 
  
 
October 8, Tifton  Small Fruits Short 
 
Course.<G, 
October 15, Tifton  Tobacco Short 
Course. 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
s past oe ithe of 
 
ny. La., with some | 
 
  
 
  
 
if this insect sia gained entry into the 
 
state. _ 
 
If the bollworm is found in Geor gia 
the area in which he is found will im- 
mediately be placed under quarantine to 
 
_ prevent its spread. Such a quarantine 
 
would impose various restrictions on the 
 
growing, ginning and handling of cotton. 
 
The destructiveness of the pink boll- 
 
_ worm is readily realized in the fact that 
 
during 1952 in South Texas alone it 
 
-eaused damage estimated at $28,000,000. 
 
The pest is now known to infest parts of 
 
Texas, New Mexico, Reshoms: Arizona 
 
and Louisiana. 
 
Georgia Farm Bureau 
Starts Membership Drive 
 
Several thousand voluntary Georgia 
Farm Bureau leaders are conducting the 
ennual Farm Bureau membership drive 
this week. 
 
Some 5,000: county and community 
 
' workers began soliciting membership 
 
Tuesday. Each farm family in Georgia is 
being urged to join his local Farm Bureau 
chapter. A $500 accidental death policy 
will be given free to each 1958 member. 
 
Governor Marvin Griffin earlier de- 
clared and set aside September 24 as 
State-wide Farm Bureau day. 
 
The state-wide membership goal is 
45,373 farm families. . 
 
  
 
Georgia's Pecan Crop 
 
Hurt By Rains and Scab 
 
Georgia will again rank first in the 
 
production of improved pecans in 1957 | 
 
even though heavy rains and scab have 
cut the crop about 65 percent, according 
to the United States Department of Ag 
riculture. 
 
The estimated production of pecans for 
- Georgia in 1957 is 15,500,000 pounds, 35,- 
500 pounds less than the 51,000,000 
pounds produced in Georgia in 1956, 22 
 
The crop of improved variety pecans 
 
in North Carolina, South Carolina, Geor- 
gia, Florida, Alabama. and Mississippi is. 
expected to total 31.8 million pounds. This 
is down 66 percent from last years crop 
of 93.3 million pounds. 
 
The USDA estimates the production  : 
 
of improved varieties in southeastern - 
 
. States as follows: The first figure is the 
 
1956 production, The second is the 1957 
 
estimate: North Carolina, 1,450,0002,-  
 
300,000; South Carolina, 2,900,000-7,260,- 
000; Georgia, 15,500,000-51,000,000 Flor- 
ida, 2,400,000  2,200,000; Alabama, 6,- 
 
000, 00024,500, 000. 
 
Florida is the only state in the anaes 
 
east to show a prospective increase this 
. year in improved varieties. Its estimated 
 
crop of 2.4 million pounds is 200 thousand 
pounds above last year. Heavy rains as 
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Georgia Farmers Harvest 
 
65 Million Bushels of Corn. 
 
Georgia farmers produced 65,064,000 
bushels of corn from 2,711,000 acres (aver- 
aging 24 bushels per acre) in 1956, accord- 
ing to the Georgia Crop Reporting Service. 
 
Laurens County was first in the total 
acres harvested with 90,310, averaging 18 
bushels per acre. 
 
Fannin and Rabun counties were first 
in the yield per .acre average. Fannin 
averaged 47.5 bushels per acre from 4,- 
270 acres, while Rabun also averaged 47.5 
bushels per acre from 2,960 acres. 
 
  
 
  
 
ATE OF THE SOUTH  
 
EAST OF THE MISSISSIPPI 
 
Georgia, First: 
 
 PEANUTS 
 BROILERS 
 
 FOREST LANDS 
 NAVAL STORES 
 
 PIMENTO PEPPER 
 IMPROVED PECANS 
 
  
 
      
       
          
      
     
      
       
        
          
       
      
       
  
      
      
      
  
      
        
      
      
         
  
    
      
   
  
     
   
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
    
   
  
    
 
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Published weekly at 114-122 Pace St., 
by Georgia Department of Agriculture. Entered as second 
class matter Aug. 1, 1937, at post office, Covington, Ga., 
under Act of June 6, 1900. Accepted for mailing at special 
rn of postage provided for in Section 1103, Act of Oct. 8, 
 
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All requests for changes of 
 
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. FARM 
 
WORK 
 
WANTED 
 
  
 
Middleaged couple in need 
of work, wants job on farm, 
doing light farm work, also 
Caretaker or poultry and ve- 
 
etables. Honest and do not 
 
rink. See or write at once. 
 
. S. Bullard, 355 Central Ave. 
 
W, Atianta 3. 
 
Christian man, 43, yrs. old, 
wife, 3 sons, oldest 15, cattle 
or chicken farm. Drive trac- 
tor and do all kinds farm 
work, Want straight time, and 
year around work. Wife also 
works, Can give ref. and move 
and start any day. See, 5 mi. 
Ashburn, or write. Elmer Bra- 
vil, Rt. 1, Ashburn. 
 
Want work on farm raising 
chickens or caring for cattle. 
Experienced thruck and rtac- 
tor driver. Have wife and 5 
small children. Honest sober, 
Pre reliable. 38 yrs. old. Bill 
 
resley, P. O. Box 3, Cedar- 
town. 
 
White man, 29 yrs. old, 
wants job on dairy farm. Exp. 
in each. Can operate tractor 
or any farm machinery. Ref- 
erences if required. Have wife 
and 5 children. Want house, 
wired for stove, close to school 
oe J. B. Derryberry, Tren- 
on. 
 
Want good 1 H. crop for 
 
1958. Want plenty of water on 
lace. Want to live in home 
ith nice person as am alone. 
 
Will furnish myself. Prefer 
etween Atlanta and Augusta. 
ohn Mammett, 2325 Dellwood 
r. NW, Atlanta 5. 
 
White man with family 
wants work on large chicken 
farm. Both men and wife to 
work. Consider tractor farm 
on 50-50 basis, with large cot- 
ton and tobacco allotment. Exp 
tractor farmer. O. R. Martin, 
Rt. 2, Pavo. 
 
White woman, age, 50 would 
like place on farm doing light 
farm work with elderly cou- 
ple. Mrs. Dee Ashcraft, Rt. 1, 
Martinez. /o Betty J. Mays. 
 
White woman, middleaged, 
alone, wants job on small farm 
with reliable aged couple, to 
help with light farm chores 
for room, board and reasonable 
salary. Mrs. Mamie Allen, 507 
Capitol Ave., Atlanta 15. 
 
Single man, settled, wants 
job on chicken, cattle or farm. 
Exp. painting, carpentry, or 
anything that comes to hand 
on farm. Ralph Floyd, 377 
Grant St. SE. Atlanta. 
 
~ FARM HELP 
 
WANTED 
 
  
 
  
 
Want healthy, mature wo- 
man to work on farm, light 
farm work. in home as one of 
family, and small salary. No 
objection to one or 2 children. 
C, J. Douglas, Box 455, At- 
lanta. 
 
Want Dairyman, white, with 
exp., in handling milkers for 
large herd of dairy cows. Must 
have i moral standards, no 
bad habits and not over 45 
yrs. old. Ref. required. Extra 
help ig desirable. House with 
running water and wired for 
elec. stove and top salary. H. 
J. Haga, Rt. 1, Fort Valley. 
Ph. Taylor 5- 5161. 
 
Want white man, 37-48 yrs. 
old, small family son 16 or old- 
er to work with him balance 
1957 and 1958. Know farm 
machinery, hay baler, etc; 
Raise pecans, hay, cattle, 5 R 
house, elec., water, wood and 
on weekly wert School bus 
 
  
 
ine. S. J. Clay, Rt. 3, Avondale 
Mill Rd. Macon. Ph. 2-5117. 
 
dairy. Could use extra. mem- 
ber of family. Have parlor, 
 
pipe line and bulk tank. House 
with bath, near farm, which 
is located 8 mi. Cartersville on 
Hwy. 41, Dorman Shropshire, 
Cartersville. Ph. 628J. 
 
Want middleaged or elderly 
col. couple, or man in good 
health, sober, honest, for light 
truck farming on shares. Ex- 
tra work milking, feeding 
stock, ete. Good land on Chat- 
 
tahoochee River and State: 
 
Hwy. 166. Good house with 
elec. and hot and cold water 
bath, D. L. West, Rt. 4, Doug- 
lasville. 
 
Want couple, reliable, no ob- 
jection to 1 child, to make 
their home on small farm, with 
me. 4 R. unfurnished house, 
lights, kitchen sink, elec. pump 
Contact Earl Stuckey, Riba 2s 
Blackshear. 
 
Farm labor wanted, for 
work on So. Ga. farm. 30-45 
yrs. old with small family. Pay 
$4.50 day with raise to $5.50 
after 90 days if satisfactory, 
Write George Varn, Box 205, 
Folkston. 
 
Want man, white or col. to 
live on farm and look after 
 
small herd of Beef cattle. Fur- |; 
 
nish 3 R. house (now empty), 
wired for. elec. stove. Cow to 
milk, garden, plenty wood, 
small salary and plenty day 
work. J.C. oe 778 Ful- 
ton Terrace, S. E. Atlanta 16. 
Ph, JA 3-2246. 
 
EQUIPMENT 
 
FOR. SALE 
 
  
 
  
 
One. hand turned corn shel- 
ler, 2 seed forks, plow, hand 
saw, 2 cross-cut saws, grind 
rock, and several other items. 
Mrs. Vicie Scoggins, Rt. 1, 
Bowman. 
 
5 H.P. Rototiller with turn- 
ing plow, 2 row planter, cul- 
tivator, and 2 wheel trailer. 
Cheap for cash. I. B, Collins, 
120 W. Oconee St. Fitzgerald. 
 
40 or 50 good wooden chick- 
en feeders, very good cond. 
75 ea., or trade in on good 
gentle 7-12 yr. old mule, safe 
for old folks to handle, Want 
mule at once. Mrs. V. C, Gar- 
rett, Rt. 
 
Avery tractor and 2 row 
equipment, for sale cheap. Mrs. 
aoe Robinson, Rt. 2, Bow- 
 
en. 
 
2 H.P. Wagon, Farmall 16 
dise grain drill on steel wheels, 
8ft; acid spreader, 1000 lbs; 
and 8 dise Ford harrow. All 
pull type and in good condi- 
tion. 6 mi, E. Jordan Mill Rd. 
M. M. Newsome, Sandersville. 
 
New Holland Shuck Sheller, 
good cond., $200.; also Me- 
Cormick Deering gas. engine, 
1-1/2 H.P., $35.00 R. B. Phil- 
lips, Rt. 1, Damascus. 
 
12 row Intnl grain Drill on 
rubber, $1200.; 6 ft. cut Dear- 
born Combine. Both in good 
cond. Located near Folsome on 
Highway 140. Fain Mealer, Rt. 
2, Adairsville. 
 
W. D. Allis Chalmers 45 
Diesal tractor, fully equipped, 
like new; 12-1/2 ft. harrow, 
foot loader, and rear blade. H. 
a eee McDonough, Ph, 
 
1953 Cub Tractor, with 
planters, cultivator, and 2 disc 
tiller, $550. for complete. out- 
fit. All in good cond. Newton 
Shiflett, Rt. 1, Box 109, Grif- 
fin. Phe OTT. 
 
One four disc 
Ford tiller plow, 
condition, $100. 
Smith, c/0  Journeys 
Farm, Americus. 
 
Dearborn 
first class 
Robert K. 
End 
 
One Heban corn sheller, 
100 bu. per hour, has shelled 
1500 bu. for sale. W. V. Bran- 
nen, Unidilla, Ph. 3241. 
 
W. D. Allis-Chalmer trac- 
tor; 8 disc Taylor bush and 
bog harrow; 60 tooth tractor 
section harrow, J. D. 5 disc 
tiller; also one 00 Frick Saw 
Mill and all steel edger; long 
cart and. trailer. All in good 
 
  
 
cond. James T. Hayes, Box 16 
Winterville. 
 
  
 
1, Box 43, Dahlonega. 
 
  
     
         
 
  
 
good. shone $325. _John- Q. ir 
Stephenson, 755 E. oe bot 
Griffin. ee 3189. : 
 
  
    
  
   
   
   
  
 
uson pooae good as new 
gus at my place. H. W. Bete eed 
 
    
  
  
 
    
 
tett, RFD 1, Box 226, Mari- 
etta, Ph. 9-9876. type 
of 20 tobacco 
Small, friction-feed sawj}good cond. Also 
 
     
 
mill, complete with 45 H.P. 
Case motor, $450.00 cash. 
io B. Dean, Rt22; ae 
ville 
 
saddle. At 1 
Hallspur. 
 
New Idea one Ww, 
hind corn picker, 
erated, good r 
$350.; Lilliston 7- 
tary mower and s 
new blades, = 
 
  
  
   
 
Electric incubator, ipright 
type, 10 tray 1500 capacity. 
Operated one season, excellent 
cond, $150. or trade for beef 
cattle. J. R. Jenkins, c/o Bo- 
 
  
   
   
    
    
   
   
   
   
  
   
  
  
  
  
 
jan Farm, Doraville, Ph. Glen- Watkins, Rt. 
dale 7-2029. dersville. ee 
Forty-four 5 ft. chicken| 1952 Allis C 
 
   
 
dozer H-D5B, | 
15321; Sebeetler 
mers 400 Tool 
 
108 in. tool bar 
soilers with 5 points; 
row, U-20-26 Athens 
Used on farm o 
ey cond, 
 
feeders in good cond. 65c ea. 
at my farm. Emmett Z. Tram- 
mell, Rt. 1, Box 42, Duluth. ~ 
 
Good electric churn - motor, 
with dasher, will fit any size 
mouth churn or jar, $9.50, plus 
postage. Mrs: L. B. Law, Rt. 
1, Leslie. 5 
 
One Hydraulic lift for jeep 
in good cond., $100. S. C. Cain, 
Marietta, Ph. 9-9830.. : 
 
Farm trailer, body, 85 in. 
long, 64 in. wide, and 15 in. 
deep. Perfect cond. W. P. Hill, 
3770 Glenwood Rd., Decautr, 
Ph. BU 9-2100. . Rt. 1, Box 23, 
 
Saw Mill with Sayed skid east. = 
motor, and large 58 Dutch} 2 rolls 
Saw, everything complete. See, | poultry wine, 2 in. 
Floyd Sisson, Rt. 4, Ellijay. roll. Mrs. G. 
 
i Case Tey ae ee ae Box. 1575 ee 
 
gas eng isc Athens Til- One D 2 Caterpillar 
ler, 5 disc "Athens tiller, Ber-|model in good con 
muda grass plow, Grist Mill, |One 1-1/2 ote 
20 in. rock, Oliver planters and| cond. Can be 
cultivating one and other 
farm tools. C. A. George,, Rt. 
2, Lithonia. ; : 
 
1948 Ferguson tractor, good 
running cond., $485.; lift t: 
 
King bush and bog harrow, as 
8-24 in. disc., ge See own- 
er after 5:30 PM No. 
Stockbridge on Railroad. Louie 
F. Johnston, Rt. 1, Stock- 
bridge. 
 
  
  
  
   
    
   
   
   
    
     
 
One: 500.  elec., 
brooder, good co 
A. Pope, 957 Ben 
 Point. Ph. bs 
 
uggy in sood sha 
ly a ouilt n food. an 
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heat-type waterers.  
ft. feeders on stands, 
matic egg grader and  
17 baby chick 
 
ft. and 14 five 
 
10 egg. baskets 
Goodwin, Rt. 8, 
Atlanta, Dees. 7-21 
 
   
  
   
      
   
 
  
 
    
 
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ticle in The Market Bulletin concerning 
of seed oats and other small grains before 
ed to carry a warning that such grain should 
 
Medical Association says 
 
VMA agrees that Ceresan and liquid Panogen 
 
g small grain seed often results in in- 
ut points out that Ceresan contains mer- 
metallic poison, and should not be fed 
 
ikecte of this poison in swine include blind- 
 
paralysis of the throat that prevents their 
ealing. In many cases the animals slowly 
 
death because they cannot eat. 
 
SVMA says that if such poisoned swine are 
 
y soon after poisoning many will recover to 
 
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M. H. tractor, like 
Make offer, will ac- 
 
Ferguson  t: 
 
letters answered. Roy 
1 an mi. so. of Gray 
 
aaa | Chalmer Unit, 
atto. _Peanut Sheller, 
 
vi ae 
 
> almost new bat- 
 
g _ working cond. 
Serie cise fae 
 
| with it, $250. G 
 
; | Rising Fawn, 
: e ae OLI- 
 
A tractor, cul- 
 
olanters and 5 
 
acrifice for $650.; 
plete milking ma- 
Contact. George 
Lawrence- 
 
Ree. 
i. past 
 
w Anvil belt lacer 
other tools at my 
 
so Hawkinsville. 
(Son) Nelson, Rt. 3, 
 
Wisconsin air- 
 
25 H.P., needs 
 
one WW-62A-3 
gear assembly, new, 
th clutch. Made to 
 
- Peanut 
 
or both, In Cen- 
Henn of Web- 
enneth as, 
 
oo Model 51, 
 
one 2 horse 
eens 
 
One 18 can Wilson milk 
 
{cooler in excellent cond. $100. 
 
H. J. Hoga, Rt. 1, Fort Valley. 
 
John Deere corn pees 
good condition, $500.; Trailer 
type corn sheller, work with 
a picker, good shape, $500.; 
AC Combine 5-1/2 ft. PTO 
operated, fair shape. $250. R. 
M. English, Powersville. 
 
EQUIPMENT 
 
_ WANTED 
 
  
 
CORRECTION: Want Or- 
chard sprayer, trailer type, 
 
  
 
{300-500 gallon cap., to operate 
\from power take-off on trac- 
 
tor. Jack B. Taylor, Davis- 
boro. 
 
ads Want Cub esos and blade | 
 
in good shape. Will buy or 
 
trade Shetland pony, mare ve 
 
gelding. Robin Vaughn, Rt. 
occoa. Ph, Tucker 6- baab. 
 
Want used double disc 
plow, smoothing harrow, bush 
and bog harrow and mowing 
machine (rear attachment) for 
Ford tractor. Must be in good 
cond. John V. Arrendale, Tiger 
 
Want 200 self feeders, 8 
brooders, 1000 cap. for broil- 
ers. Or will take all equip- 
ment for a 12000 broiler house. 
Give price. Willie Vickers Rt. 
1. Box 72 A, Ambrose. 
 
Want two disc-plow, Fer- 
 
s|guson  3, Point hitch. Must 
tbe good, in first class shape, 
 
reasonable for cash. Call or 
write, at once, W. A. Up- 
church, P. sa Box 332, New: 
 
D. na: Ph. 186 
 
Want small or medium Bush 
Hog type mower. Give age, 
cond. and price. Bonnie B. 
Cole, Rt. 1, Box 179 Lawr- 
enceville. 
 
Want a small tractor. Prefer 
an A.C.G. or a Cub Farmall 
with cultivator and planters; 
also have for sale 2 row cul- 
tivator and planters for C. A. 
Allis-Chalmers. Contact H. H. 
Thomas, Rt. 1, Dahlonega. 
 
Want 1 or 2 Farm bells (din- 
ner bells), No. 1 or 2; also 
want one old buggy, regard- 
less of cond. Will pay cash, 
price must be right. C. L. 
Puryear, Rt. 5, Marietta. Ph. 
HE 5 8497. 
 
Want one pulling wheel for 
a model A John Deere tractor. 
W. H. Allgood, 3233 No. Fulton 
Ave., Hapeville. Ph. PO I-9795. 
 
Want orchard spraying ma- 
chine, 100-300 gal. power 
take-off. State make, condi- 
tion, and _ price. Talmadge 
Echols, RFD 1, Alto. 
 
Want model A _ Farmall 
tractor with lift and equip- 
ment, planters, cultivators, 
and plow. Give best ee price. 
Jim W. Garrett, Rt. 2, Alto. 
 
Want to trade a dump 
truck, in good operating cond., 
for pick- up Hay Baler. Prefer 
John Deere. Contact Geo. C. 
Turner c/o T & W Ranch, P O 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
Box 125, Bremen. 
 
 jeye or Jamesway soal and 
 
seed is left over after plant- te 
fed to livestock and results in farm animal 
 
coke Brooders. State prices and 
cond. James H. Turner, Rt. a, 
Cleveland. _ 
 
Want to buy cr sw eese 
for a farm bell. J ?. ape Orn, 
Rock Springs. 
 
Want John Deere 40 or 420 
tractor, no older - 1954 
eae in good Tyoet 
Merrell C. Akin, 
 
ane, Chamblee, Ph. y 
 
Want Mule drawn mow 
machine. Must in g 
working oe and in tke = 
cinit fi - Short roe te 
can de iden 3 ho = 
 
- accepted. # Gsyton, 
 
iat; Conyers. 
 
Want to b or a aa 
for W. D. Al 
be in cod  sys 
oe e dis es 
cash. oan Pay | Ube 
 
ae ie. 
Want one old style Biack- 
 
smith, hand operated post |, 
drill. State price my letter. 
Ed Wimberly, Rt. 
 
, Macon. 
Ph. 35833. : 
 
SEED & PLANTS 
 
FOR SALE 
 
  
 
1,000 bu. mixed Oats. Pure 
seed, 99.08 pet; Germ. 89 pct; 
also 300 bu. Victorgrain 48- 
93. Pure seed, 97.92 pet; Germ. 
90 pct. Wt. 32 Ibs. per bu. or 
better. Prices reasonable J. 
H. Davis, Jr., Smithville.  
 
Dixie re-seeding Crimson 
clover, sacked in. 100 lb. cot- 
ton bags. Purity, 99.84 pct; 
Germ. 84 pct. plus 6 pct hard 
seed, total Germ. 90 pct, $25. 
per hundred lbs. Willard 
es Rt. 3, McDonough, Ph. 
 
Re-seeding Crimson Clover 
seed, in 100 Ib. bags. Pure-seed, 
99.83 pet; Germ. 78 pot. 30c 
Ib. Lonnie Haralson, Sr. Rt. 
2 Box 176, Chipley. 
 
Blue Lupine seed, Germ. 
90-1/2 pct. Recleaned and in 
100 Ib. bags, five cents Ib. 
FOB. W. V. Brannen, Unadil- 
la. Ph. 3241. 
 
White multiplying onions 
ready to set, good keepers, 5 
qts. $2.00 postage paid. No less 
sold. Send cash or M.O. No 
checks. C. C. Draughon, Rt. 1, 
Ochlochnee. 
 
_ White multiplying nest on- 
ions (time to plant now) $1.50 
gal Emma Dugger, Oliver. 
 
Calif. multiplier Beer seed, 
20c per start. With ea. order 
add stamped addressed enve- 
lope. Miss Ruth Weeks, Dial. 
 
White nest or multiplying 
onions, 50c qt. 1/2 gal., 80c; 
$1.50 gal. Del. by parcel post 
in Ga. G. C. Daniel, Tennille. 
 
Everbearing strawberry 
plants, $1.00 C. Add postage. 
Mrs. Lora Lee Poss, Rt. 2, 
Washington. 
 
N. C. Short Stem Collard 
plants, 40c C, 300, $1.00; Sage 
plants, $1.00 doz: yellow scal- 
lion onion buttons, 50e C; 
White multiplying onions, $1.- 
35 gal. Del. Mary R. Phillips, 
Rt. 1, Royston. 
 
Mtn. Huckleberry, 2 doz. 
75c; Klondike strawberry, $1. 
C; improved field dewberries 
and blackberries ea. 50c doz; 
Muscadine vines, 3-4 ft. rooted, 
45ce ea. Add postage. Rosie 
Crowe, Rt. 4, Cumming. 
 
Bib Gem everbedaring straw- 
berry plants, pure strain, well 
rooted, moss packed $3.50 C. 
Postpaid. J. M. Miles, Rt. 3, 
Alma. 
 
Collard plants now ready, 
1000 and up. W. A. Rosser, Rt. 
1, Elberton. Ph. 245 R. 
 
Klondike Strawberry plants, 
well rooted and damp packed, 
80c C. $7.00 M; Add 25c per 
C. for postage. Mrs. Luther S. 
Butler, 466 Page Ave. NE, At- 
 
lanta 7, DR 3-1846. 
Strawberry plants; Masto- 
don, $1.25 C. or $5.00 M; Klon- 
 
dike, $1. C. or $2.75, 500. Mrs. 
 
  
 
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on Rt. 1 
Ga. Collard Pint 
 
et ba 28: ie 
 
a 
 
   
 
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ie Milledgeville. 
 
Winter Cabbage re 70 
-|C; Fall Collards, 70c C. Scup- 
[pemnone cuttin; 30, $1.00; 
 
roe. Diane, ie doz: Parsley 
Say 0, 850; Peppermint, 
 
6, he. also Blue Damson 
plum sprouts, 3 2 for $3.00. Add 
 
oe itherspoon, 
 
08 oe St. S.W., At- 
lante 10, Ph. PL 8 5281. 
 
Charleston wakefield, Co- 
agen, and Round Dutch 
 
abbage pl 1Be C; 500 
8, 
 
a, 4. of Ut Ca vane Reds 
re hat mpt shipment 
 
om Time fe (a eit 
336. Go sain pate 
on ons, 
a 34 gol. M n Ashworth, 
Dacula. 
 
Black "As 
 
ni ial bunches, 
 
rries, usca- 
 
o wine Nut and 
 
berg bus es; also tame 
 
vines. Each var. 6 
 
= r $l, Add postage. Mrs. Mae 
urner, Rt. 6, Gainesville. 
 
White cplons and mul- 
tiplyin 1g Scallions, $1.40 
gel. Add p a Bostage Fi Brown, 
Rt..4, B round 
 
pr everboaring strawber- 
row large berries) plants, 
$1.00. at my me a 
 
Watercress plate, reote 
on | 81-28 C. Post paid. Mrs. C. 
 
F! Gentry, Rt. 3, Callow. 
 
  
 
FEED & GRAIN 
 
FOR SALE 
 
  
 
Fine hay, 
Korean, esped on hegre 
bales. Ernest A th, 720) 
Campbellton Ri, PA tlanta 11. 
Ph. PO 7-5821 
 
LIVESTOCK 
 
FOR SALE 
 
See 
 
  
 
  
 
1 young cow, Rao Holstei 
$88; also oS , $85. Se 
together. e Bennett, Rt, 
2. Stockbridge, {near Noahs 
Ark Church). 
 
Rollo Domino, youn, 
ble Reg. polled Hereford bull, 
ready for service. Priced rea 
sonably. E. C. Dawson, 56 
Teridans, Dr. NE, Atlanta, Ph. 
 
77910. 
 
1 purebred Jersey 
ready ce service. Sub. 
for sale at my place 3 mi. No. 
of Culloden on Highway 341. 
Milton A. Brown, Culloden. 
 
Large Holstein dairy heifer, 
17 mos. old, good bloodlines. 
Brad to White-Faced Here 
ford, $100 at farm. Miss Ruth 
Morris, Rt. 3, Mtn-Panola Rd., 
Lithonia. 
 
Several choice reg pure~ 
bred polled Hereford bulls, wt. 
500 to 1100 lbs. Red, stocky, 
and short Prediominately Doe 
 
dou=- 
 
bull, 
 
  
 
  
 
at my home. Come af- ne bloodlines. from 
ter. aE chee r by the Eee on Kayville Ra. T Winton 
 S es Me. . Jones, Rt. a ae nae oa Ph. 
um Exc 
Counties Free Counties Not 
Of Disease Free of Disease 
12Wilkinson, Towns, 
Goedon. Chatoegs Caution 147 
Crawford, Glascock, 
Toombs, Elbert 
Counties In which area testing is now underway Include: 
Appling Forsyth Pickens 
Bacon Franklin Pierce 
Baldwin Gwinnett Pulaski 
Banks Habersham  Putnam 
Barrow Hall Quitman 
Ben Hill Hart Rabun 
Berrien Heard Rockdale 
Brantley Irwin Spalding 
Bulloch Jackson Stephens 
Burke Jeff Davis Talbott 
Butts Jenkins Taliaferre 
Chattahoochee. Johnson Taylor 
Cherokee Lamar Tift 
Clarke Laurens Treutlen 
Clay Liberty Turner 
Coffee Long Union 
Colquitt Lumpkin Walker 
Cook Madison Warren 
Columbia Marion Washington 
Dawson Miller Wayne 
Dodge Monroe Wheeler 
Dooly Montgomery White 
Douglas Oglethorpe Whitfield 
Fannin Peach Wilcox 
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well as hot, dry spells have hurt the 1957 crop in the rest 
 
of the southeast 
 
_. The crop of improved, wild, and seedling pecans for 
the United States for 1957 as estimated by the USDA is 
 
19. million pounds, This is 
S. total in 1956 
 
31 percent lower than the 
 
  
 
  
 
LIVESTOCK 
 
FOR SALE 
 
  
 
12 head young cattle, 3 heif- 
ers, first calves (2 Jersey, 1 
mixed Jersey); 4 Guernseys; 
1 Reg. Whiteface bull, 19 mos. 
old, White Face steer, 2-1/2 
 
rs. old3 bull calves, 4 heifers: 
 
Holsteins, 1 Guernsey and a 
 
hiteface, all springing. John 
D. Anderson, Dalton. 
 
Herd of high-grade Jersey 
milk cows, including a few 
Jerseys and Guernseys. In 
milk now and will freshen in 
Oct. and Dec. About 21 in all 
for sale and a few calves. See. 
Only cash considered. N. D. 
Park, Eatonton. 
 
Jersey cow, giving 3 gal. 
milk a day, first calf, 3 mos. 
old; Jersey calf, about 4 mos. 
old, 2 red Jersey shoats (pigs), 
 
lso 40 Rhode Island Red hens, 
 
aying good at my place. Mrs. 
 
. W. Harrison, Rt. 1, Box 142. 
 
onesboro, Ph. 5157. 
 
Brahams: Reg bull 3 cows, 2 
with heifer calves at side, and 
 
pene bred to above bull. 
 
. J. Daniel, Hogansville, Ph. 
491, 
 
Several reg. polled Here-. 
ford bulls, ready for light ser- 
vice. Best blood lines. F. W.. 
Reuter, R. R. 2, Adel. 
 
Dairy heifers of any age or 
breed, grade or pure bred. 
hoice young reg. Ayrshire 
bull ready for service. Satis- 
om guaranteed. E. L. 
ogers, Plains. 
 
Reg. milking strain short 
horn Bull, 20 mos. old wt. 
900 Ibs. Good bloodlines, re- 
asonable a Adams Whi- 
taker Rt. 1, Blue Ridge. 
 
ates Guernsey bull, 
 
: ie mos. old: Sired by Silver 
 
limax, subj. to reg. Excellent 
loodlines, $60. Also reg. 
Guernsey bull 3 1/2 yrs. old, 
fwt. 1500 lbs. Artificially bred, 
Best of breeding and milk 
oo stock. $300. M. M. 
 
ewsome, Sandersville. 
 
Reg. Hereford bull, de-horn 
ed, 18 mos. old Charles F. 
ae Rt. 3, Marietta. Ph. 8- 
 
3. 
 
4 Black Angus reg heifers, 
7 mos. old. Reasonable price: 
Dan Mask, Rt. 1, Fayetteville. 
Ph, 2012. 
 
1 purebred Holstein bull 18 
mos. old, $100; also Yorkshire 
Boar (hog), 1 yr. old, $30. 
 
o Sunday sales. Rever Wade, 
 
t. 1, Box 45, Alto. 
 
Reg. Guernsey bull,-2 yrs. 
old. Good type, artificially 
bred, good color, de-horned- 
well grown out. Good cond. J. 
V. Moon, Rt. 2 Loganville. 
 
Black mare mule, approx. 
10 yrs. old, wt. 900 Ibs., good 
health. $50. G. R. Tucker. Har- 
lem, Ph. 5-6794. 
 
Black horse Mule, about 9 
yrs. old, wt. 1000 Ibs., $65. B. 
Au. Games, Stone Mountain. 
Phone 6101. 
 
Percheron mare, 10 yrs. old, 
1400 lbs, very gentle around 
children, good plaw horse, and 
easy to keep. $90 at barn. F. A. 
Smith, 6293 Chamblee-Dun- 
woody Rd. Chamblee. Ph. SL 
7 5686. 
 
At Stud: 36 in. pony stal- 
lion, dapple, white mane and 
tail. Outstanding Stud; also 
have for sale 36 in. 3 1/2 yr. 
old Gelding pony, solid color, 
gentle for children, $250. All 
at Melody Brook Farm, Ogden 
A. Geilfuss, Windy Hill Rd. 
Rt. 3, Marietta. Ph. Smyrna 
Be $7385. 
 
Reg. Aberdeen-Angus cat- 
tle: 8 mos. old and 5 mos. old 
 
bull ,not reg., springing heif- 
ers, first calf heifer, and sev- 
eral bred cows. E. C. Cox, Rt. 
2, Alpharetta, Ph. 2635. 
 
At Stud: Red Lights Noble 
Rex, chestnut stallion, repre- 
senting one of greatest pro- 
ducing families of the breed. 
Grandson Noble Kalarama In- 
spection invited. Thomas G. 
Watkins, Flat Shoals Rd. Rt. 
2, Decatur. BU 9 6692. 
 
Reg. Tamworth hogs, bread: 
ing age, also younger pigs. 
Best of bloodlines. L. M. Vine- 
ve hey Rt. 1, Box 152 Hogans- 
ville 
 
Reg. Landrace shoats from 
Productive Tested Awarded 
Sire and Dam: and from litter 
of 17 pigs ( a 5 star litter). 
Both male and female. Can be 
seen at my home near city 
limits. Mail answered. Marion 
Willingham, Washington. Ph. 
478J (after 5 pm.). 
 
Ponies for sale: Mares and 
Stallions, all colors and sizes, 
from 32 in. to 46 in. Sorrells, 
bays, sorrel, and white spots 
black and white spots and 
blacks. All mares proven and 
bred and some fillies. Can be 
seen on New Savannah Rd. Al- 
bert Clarke, P. O. Box 885, 
Augusta. Ph. 4-7888. 
 
3 Reg. Hampshire boars, wt. 
200 lbs. ea. Best of bloodlines. 
Ready for service, $50 ea. R. 
Motte Smith, Washington. Ph 
4462. 
 
2 Imp. Hampshire sows, 8 
mos. old, properly cared for 
and fed for heavy breeding, 
D. C. Lawson, 1400 Medlock 
aes Decatur, Phone PO 7- 
030. 
 
Purebred Poland China pigs, 
3 mos. old, with reg. papers, 
$20 ea. Ken Register, Rt. 1, 
Box 23, Hahira, (4 mi. E.) 
 
Reg. Tamworth, weaned pigs 
and service age boars. Unre- 
lated stock. J. S. Davis, Abba, 
Rt. 3, Fitzgerald. Ph. 6541. 
 
S.P.C. Service boars, Sired 
by the Reserve Grand Champ- 
ion of Missouri State show and 
sale. Strictly meat type hogs. 
M. J. Blackmon, Pinehurst. 4 
mi, S.;be Phe, 730: 
 
O.1.C. breeding stock from 
reg. shortnose, med. type stock 
Boards ready for service. $45 
ea; shoats ,both sexes, $30 ea, 
8 weeks old pigs, $20 ea. Will 
reg., treat, and crate. M. O. 
Paul J. Cain, Rt. 1, Commerce. 
 
Reg. Walking mare with 2 
mos. old reg. filly colt, from a 
very fine stallion, both for 
$500 at my farm. T. M. Mor- 
ris, Clarkston, Ph. Hi 3-6377. 
 
2 nice saddle horses, both 
young, and gentle for children 
or ladies: 5 yr. old mare and 7 
yrs. old gelding, perfectly train 
ed to work cows. J. W. Bailey, 
c/o Windy Hill Ranch, Way- 
nesboro. Ph. 2187. 
 
dle. Sell or trade for Ford 
mower or cultivator and plant- 
ers. E. P. Hanes, Camp Ave., 
off Jodeco Rd. Box 377 E. 
Jonesboro. Ph, 8421. 
 
One dapple and white spot- 
ted gelding Shetland pony, 2 
yrs. old, 45 in. tall, very gentle, 
$175 Billy Turner, Union Point 
 
4 bred broodmares, 1 geld- 
ing, and a stallion, $100 to 
$200 ea. Contact at Fruit Hill 
vere A. L. Freeman, Yates- 
ville 
 
No. 1 Mule, 
planters, good buggy, distri- 
butor and 2 acres corn and 
hay, and 1 or 2 plows, for sale 
at my place. M. M. McLellan, 
 
with wagon, 
 
  
 
Sardis. 
 
- Duroe 
 
heifers, 8 mos. old purebred. 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
alts ae $30 
 
; pigs, 
 
boar, 3 mos. old, 
ea. From prize 
at Macon and Augusta fair. 
Sired by son of $2,000 Found- 
ation Prince, Reg., wormed, 
and treated. Roscoe McDonald, 
ee 1, Milledgeville, Ph. 
 
Golden Palomino gelding, 6 
yrs. old, wt. 700 Ibs. Sell or 
trade for Shetland pony. Roy 
Abee, Dahlonega. 
 
3 nice nannie milk goats will 
freshen soon also 4 mules, 6 
mos. to 1 yr. old, for sale and 
will exch. 4 good mules for 
yoke of work steers. J. F. Wel- 
born, Rock Springs. 
 
3 nice young nannie goats, 18 
 
mos. 9 mos. and 6 mos. old. 
Good milk stock, $30. J. A. 
Pope, 957 Ben Hill Rd. East 
Point, Ph. PO 1 8142. 
 
Nice Nubian milk goat, fresh 
en end of Nov. with first kid, 
$25. Mrs. Lee Kirkley, 3860 
Cascade SW, Atlanta 11. 
 
100 bred Southwestern year- 
ling ewes, $20 ea; 3 reg. Rams, 
2 Hampshire, 1 Suffolk, 90 ea. 
Can. del. F. M. Akers, Rt. 2, 
Carrollton. Ph. Roopville 2741. 
 
Work: goat with wagon and 
harness, wt approx. 300 TA. 
children can handle; also 2 
Mexican burros, 2 and 3. yrs. 
old. Reasonable price. W. L. 
Banks, Shady Dale, Ph. Monti-- 
cello 5564. 
 
LIVESTOCK 
 
WANTED 
 
  
 
  
 
Want 1 good milk goat. Pre- 
fer Alpine or Nubian. Give de- 
scription and price. Also want 
one young buck old enough for 
service. L. P. Mingledorff, 
Box 463, Douglas. Ph. 0244 J. 
 
Want young gentle Mexican 
burro for small child. De. F. 
Hungerford, Jr., Rt. 4, Ameri- 
cus. 
 
MISCELLANEOUS 
 
FOR SALE 
 
  
 
  
 
21 hives Honey Bees, good 
cond. 1 and 2 Supers full good 
honey in ea. hive. J. E. Brum- 
balow, 161 No. 2 E. Ridegwood. 
a Gainesville. Ph. LE 4- 
30 
 
New Mtn. honey, aittacted 
or comb, 2 and 2 1/2 lb. glass 
jars, 40c and 50c lb. plus post- 
age. Mrs. C. L. Perdue, 3401 
Flat Shoals Rd. Decatur, Ph. 
BU 9-5029. 
 
Old time Horse Apples, dried | 
in sun, 50c Ib. Add postage. 
Mrs. Lora Lee Poss, Rt. 2, 
Washington. 
 
Nice 1957 sundried apples, 
55c lb. in 5 x 10 lb. lots and: 
postage. Mrs. Alfred Moss, Rt. 
1, Box 34, Hiawassee. 
 
Pecans, 50c Ib. post paid. 
Mrs. J. E. Sorrells, Rayston. 
 
winning stock 
 
>| week, 50c Ib. 
 
and bright, 
 
  
 
Dried: Apples 60c tb. po 
age paid. Mrs. W. J. Suggs, Rt 
 
age. Nellie ce Alvaton 
 
3 Col. Bees, good equipment, 
in good cond., with 
Supers each. W. P. Hill, 3770, 
Rd. Decatur. Ph. Bu 9- 2100. 
 
Sundried Peaches, not peel- 
ed, free of worms, in lots of 
3 ibs. or more, 65c. Post paid. 
Mrs. J. A. Wilson, Martin. . 
 
1956 Pecans, 
kept in deep freeze $1 qt. at 
my house. Mrs. L. L. Thomp- 
son, Rt. 1, Box 44, Warm: 
Springs. :  
 
Dried Horse and Limber- 
twig Apples mixed, 70c lb. 
checks. Mrs. Lon Ashworth, 
Rt. 1, Dacula. 
 
3 nice print red and white 
feed sacks for $1.60, Prepaid. 
 
157, Millen. 
plus ee Harrison T. 
Brown, Rt. 2, Toccoa. pene 
 
25 Ibs. eee fresh, 
 
qt. plus postage. Mrs. 
Carter, Conyers. 
 
der, Poplar, Pine, Dogwood, 
White and Red Oak barks; 
Golden Seal, Yellow Dock, El- 
der, Plum, Poke root, 2 Ibs. 
$1: Mullein, Plantain $1, 4 lb. 
lard box full. 4 Tansy or 
paragus plants, $1 Add postage 
Exch. for print sacks. Mrs. 
John Myers Bi ects Rt. 2, 
 
  
 
2 doz for $1 Add 
Davis, Rt. 1, Franklin. 
 
4 Ib. fresh country butter ea. 
Plus PPtalle: 2. 
 
Mrs. C. C. Tatum, Rt. 2 
ing Rock. ieee 
 
-Print. feed sacks 1, 2 or. 3 
alike 100 lb. cap. washed and 
ironed, free of holes and mil- 
dew, 40c ea. Emma TRESS 
Oliver. 
 
Few Ibs. seater Sage, nice |: 
 
2.00 lb. del. Mrs. | 
Myrtle Pace, Rt. 1, Temple. 
 
per stalk at the patch; large, 
 
6 ft. long, six cents per stalk, 
at Denmark 12-1/2 mi. Shae 
 
Through Statesboro 9-3187. z 
 
Want a good used Saddle. 
Give description and price. A. 
L. Luce, 211 eee Rd. 
 
  
 
3 shallor J 
 
shelled and |1 
 
jand 36c postage on ea. 2 lb. No]. 
 
Sage shade dried, $1.50 Ib. of: 
shade S 
 
dried sage, $1.25 lb. and c Pree 
 
Sweetgum, Wild Chere Al ae 
 
Hartwell. ee 
 
Large Garlic bibs 75c oe Rea 
ostane tA 
 
soft, old fashioned sugar cane, | 
 
boro. S. J. Foss, Brooklet. Ph. | 
 
   
    
   
  
  
  
   
   
   
  
  
    
   
  
   
  
   
  
  
  
   
   
   
  
  
  
  
   
  
   
   
  
   
  
   
    
   
   
 
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Fresh Stark apple: m 
50c Ib. No les Ib. lots. Add 
[postage. EB oy, ort, oe x be 
he Sag ( esic dent. eee 
of Union s Ny feorgia) 
 
Ground sa; ve ee es 
hot pepper, post- | 
 
fertilizer, he 
|John D. re derso! 
 
price and quali! 
white feed sacks, 00 
 
Mrs. G. L. Clifton, Rt. 3, Box | pig 
 
Green Ga. Sugar cane, long} 
joints. 7 ft. long, five cents, Mire. 
 
er seed for 
Quote price 
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Atlanta Rome Athens Thomaston 
9-17 9-18 9-16 
 
STEERS & HEIFERS 1374 672 391 
Good & Choice - - - aerate 
Standard 15.00-19.10 15.00-19.25 - 15,50-18.20 : 
Utility 12.00-15.50 1150-1550 - 11.50-15.75 
Vealers : 17.50-27.50 17.50-24.50 == mS 
Stockers & Feeders - - - eS ee 
Feeder Calves 12.00-19.30 12.00-19.25 : -13.00-18.80 
COWS: eee 
Utility & Commercial 12.25-14.20 12.10-13.80 - 12,00-13.50 
Canners & Cutters 9.25-12.25 9.00-12.20 - 9.25-12.25 
Springers -  : eee 
HOGS: : 183 oes 
No. 1 Meat Type : - Je 19.50-20.10 | 
No. 1 Others aie  ee. ; 
No, 2 - .- oe 
No. 3 a+ - = 
 
Feeders :