Commissioner

Bulletin

"Phil fon cll,



WEDNESDAY, APRIL 9, - 1953



ey a shifted the hand labor
nd cotton picking. Cheap labor

and the plantation system re-
edded until the Civil War,
ammond thundered on the

Sotton ds king. And the South

and bust the Norths blockade
g tton for the starving mills

ut England did not. The
d to tenant farmingshare-
| labor. It was. poy



















est Indian seed turned up
elo island off the coast of
eeding some gunny sacks, one
t dumped the seed on a dung
igs sprouted, and they became

st crop of Sea Island. The
is variety spread for 300
the sea islands of Georgia
lina, its price hit $2 a



ck to hoeing weeds (chopping

al on the farms. So ecot-

are not make war on |

at England would be forced to



thy planters put up ele- 20



| c A L E N D A R
Agricultural

April 14-16, Adulente Georgia tive
_stock Exposition.



April 18, Atlanta Georgia Angus
Ass'n. Spring Show Sale.

April 16, Atlanta Georgia Corn Mil.
lers Association.

April 18, Athens Piedmont Hereford
Assn. Sale.

April 26, Athens Dairy Day.





May 2, Athens Broiler School and
Chicken-of-Tomorrow Day.







Farm Milk Storage Tanks

Are Rapidly Increasing

By PAUL MORRIS

Almost three years ago we recognized

that the milk holding tank on the farm
_was making its entry into this state and

with prospects of rapidly increasing in
numbers,

Since the Weights and Measures Sec-

| tion of this Department has made tests on

scales for accuracy at milk receiving sta-
tions, as a routine duty to both producer

and processor all the while, we felt that

the same service was due the producers
and distributors on the tank system check-
ing calibrations for accuracy.

- Your department at the outset adopted
standards and type requirements designed
to help protect the dairy farmer in his in-

-vestment. It is required that specifications
be submitted for study as to construction

(Continued On Page 8)

Georgia, First:

FOREST LANDS -
NAVAL STORES

PEANUTS
BROILERS



NUMBER 381

gs $ ERADICATION PROGRAM

Procedure To Follow
In Testing Counties

By PHIL CAMPBELL
Commissioner of Agriculture

We have had many inquiries from ~

farmers in regard to setting up their
counties for area testing under the bru-
cellosis eradication program. A number

of farmers whose counties are not under

test have asked how they could go about
getting their counties set up so they can
get their cattle tested.

The Veterinary Division of the Geor-
gia Department of Agriculture in coopera-
tion with the U.S. Department of Agricul-
ture has set up a plan of procedure for
brucellosis testing which has been follow-
ed by the counties under area test.

The county agent in the individual

counties usually takes the lead role in or-
ganizing and conducting an educational
campaign for testing in his county. Ordi-
narily his first step is to call a meeting of
the livestock owners in the county with
Federal and State officials to discuss the
various aspects of the program.
_ By surveying the county, it is deter-
mined whether or not certification is feasi-
ble. This survey shows the number of
herds under one of the approved plans for
controlling brucellosis, and the herds
which are not participating in any of the
disease testing programs. The past results
of the herds which have taken part in the
testing programs, and the evaluation of
the herds which are not included deter-
mines the possibility of declaring the
county for area testing.

At the general meeting called by the
county agent, a county brucellosis commit-
tee is usually organized, This committee
contacts the county commissioners and
requests them to pass a resolution request-
ing the Commissioner of Agriculture to
conduct measures for the eradication of
brucellosis in the county.

After this resolution is passed, the
Commission, through the Veterinary Di-
vision of the Department of Agriculture,
declares the county for Plan A area test-
ing.

Area testing is then begun. Local vet-

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1, 1937. at post office. Covington, Ga.,
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FARM WORK

WAN

TED



28 yr. old man (2 in fam-
ily) wants job on cattle farm
in Meriwether Co. About 1
yt. Exp. with cattle. Must

have 4 R. house, wired for
Elec. stove and water in
house. Good wages or straight
time, $25 wk. David Dotson,
Rt. 1, Box 84, Manchester.

44 yr. old white single
man wants job on farm. Exp.

heavy farm equip. and reg.
ype farm. Board, laundry,
room and reasonable wages.
Joseph Tulkovich, 561 Key
Road, S. E., Atlanta 16.

White married man, wife,
10 children (3 large enough
to work), want job on gen-
eral or dairy farm. Well Exp.
References. Must have 5 R.
house, lights, water, Elec.,
and reasonable wages. J. L.
Wilkerson, 356 Pryor Street,
S. W., Atlanta 3.

Man, wife and son want
job taking care of farm, share
cropping, or working on farm
or dairy. Binnie H. Marler,
Rt. 2, Rossville.

50 yr. old single white
man wants job on farm, near
Atlanta if possible. 15 yrs.
Exp. in flowers and all kinds
of shrubbery. Drive truck, or
want job as caretaker. Hughey
Lamb, C/O Willie Hester,
Norcross.

White man, wife, and son
want job on chicken farm
with house, wood and garden
at once. Have to be moved.
J. M. Swallows, 135 Merritts
Avenue, N. W., Atlanta 13.

Man with wife wants job as
dairyman. Several years. Exp.
in dairying. Must have at
least 3 R. house, wired for
Elec. stove, reasonable sal-
ary and move soon as possi-
ble. Sober, reliable, and hon-
est. Prefer Bibb Co. Warren

Elderly Christian woman

wants job on farm doing
light farm work and live as
one of family for reasonable
salary. No bad habits. Pre-
fer North Ga. Mrs. Annie
Duncan, 815 West. Tyler St.,
Dalton.

Exp. poultry man wants
work on poultry farm. Can
give references. Robert Black-
well, Panola Road, Lithonia.
Rh. 6510.

Man wants job on chicken
farm working for reliable
party, or small place with a
chicken house, on satisfactory
basis. J. C. Tanner, c/o B. T.
Copper, Rt. 2, Dallas.-

Married man with family,
(sons, 16 and 19 yrs. old),
wants work on dairy or cat-
tle farm. Able to operate and
maintain farm machinery.
Have to be moved. Prefer At-
lanta or Macon area. Refer-
ences exchanged. O. H.
Brooks, Rt. 3, Cartersville.

Man with wife and 2 small
children want job on dairy
or chicken farm. Well Exp.
in dairy work. Go anywhere,
but prefer near Monticello.
Need job right away. Roy D.
Coker, Rt. 1, Box 55, Monti-
cello,

|

40 yr. old single sober man
wants job on poultry or hog
farm, or caretaker (look af-
ter) farm. Want reasonable
salary. Need room and board,
or will hatch. Russell L. Mor-
ris, 2523 McAfee Road, De-
catur. Ph. DR 3-8443.

53 yr. old white man with-
out bad habits wants light
farm work, preferably near
Atlanta, or Gainesville. Also
exp. in. wood and carpenter
work, or painting. Know all
farm work, cattle, poultry.
Life time Exp. on farm. Ray
Martin, 109 Maple Drive, Col-

40 yr. old man wants 15
or 20 A. cotton and corn land
or 4 A. for truck raising. Sat-
isfactory basis agreed upon.
D. C. Camp, Ellijay.

Middleaged white man rais-
ed on farm wants job raising
chickens on shares. Need 4 R.
house, prefer West of At-
Janta. ichard Smith, Bo
567, Scottdale. i

Widow with 2 children
wants. light farm work for
room, board and small salary.
Prefer with elderly couple,
or widow. Can furnish refer-
ences. Mrs. Zelma_ Childre,
c/o Mrs. H. M. Parrish, Rt. 5,
Carrollton.

Single white 24 yr. old
man wants work on farm do-
ing general farm work. Drive
tractor and truck exp. and
references. Go anywhere. G.
. Balt, Jr., 1105 Emerson
St., Rossville.

Want job on farm. Able to
work. Place to live, board
and $15.00 week. Mrs. Luella
Rushing, Rt. 1, Temple.

FARM HELP

WANTED





Want small family with 2
to 3 workers to farm on
halves or work for reasonable
wages year round. 8 and 4 R.
house on Hwy. phe M:
Chambers, Villa Rica.

Want immediately experi-
enced truck grower on shares
for large one horse crop. Must
move and furnish himself.
Cash wages for stock and
pasture work. S. S. Stover,
Rt. 4, Douglasville.

Want middleaged white
woman to live in home on
farm and do light farm work.
Good salary. Dr, Willis L.
Webb, Fort Valley.

Want responsible man ex-
perienced with farm machin-
ery for work on cattle farm.
Wife to work, also. State age
and wages desired in reply.
Davis Stough, Rt. 1, Locust
Grove. 2

Want white woman to live
in house on farm and do
light farm work. Mrs. Naomi
Harris, Rt..1, Box 65, War-
renton.

Want sober middleaged
white couple to live on 3 A.
in 2 R. house, partly furn-
ished, with water and lights.
Man must know how to plow
and other light farm work.
S..M. Hearn, 1238 N. Main
Street, College Park. Ph. PO-
1-3570.

Want reliable Christian wo-
man to do light farm work
for permanent home on farm
for board and clothes. Write
for particulars. Mrs. Minnie
D. Long, Rt. 2, Talking Rock.

Want reliable white woman
to live in home on farm with
elderly couple and do light
farm work. Hoom, board and
$60 monthly salary. Mrs.
Howard W. Sanders, 615
Kennolia Drive, S. W., At-
lanta 10.

SALE EVENTS

April 23 (Wednesday) 1
pm. E.S.03
Sale at Jesup Stockyard,
Jesup (Wayne Co.) Reg.
Hereford and polled Here-
ford and polled Hereford
cattle . . bulls, heifers,
cows and calves ... many
of them Calfhood vaccinat-
ed. Approximately 50 lots
all choice, carrying popu-
lar bloodlines from wel
known breeders. Cattle on
Show all Fore Noon. For
catalogue, write Here-
ford Breeders Assn., Box
14, Odum.

EQUIPMENT

FOR SALE









Hay Rake and stalk cutter,
nearly new blades, $25. Cleo

portunity | L

1 |intnl cutting harrow,

Two No. 50 Allis C
Combine with motors both in
good running cond. Priced rea
sonable. Z. P. Almon, Roop-
ville 4-205.

WD Allis Chalmer tractor,
2 new 13 x 26 tifes on rear, 2
disc mounted plow, 6 ft. Tan-
dem harrow, 8 disc Taylor-
Way B and B harrow AC 60.
combine, AC mounted Sub-
Soiler ,also Dearborn subsoil-
er, used on same tractor $1750.
H. L. Bailey, RFD 1, Roswell.
Ph. 2447. :

Ford Ferguson Peanut weed
er, $80; Gantt Pulver Packer
with dbl. seed box, $190; 9
coil spring cultivator or tiller,
3 point hitch, $140.; Easy Ro-
tary seeder from power take-
off, $50. All like new, 15 mi.
of Savannah. W. T. Belford,
1107 E. Duffy Street, Savan-
nah. Ph. Adams 2-7504.

Side delivery hay rake, new
type, very good cond. E. R. All
good, 494 Boulevard, SE, At-
Janta 12. Ph. MA 7-2332.

Poultry Equip: Range feed-
ers, fountains, water, feed and

\fuel barrels, water pipes, euto

matic waterers, 2 oil and 2
Elec. Brooders, finishing bat-
tery. Make offer at my place.
W. W. Evans, 1439 Oldfield
Road, Decatur. Ph. DR 7-3997.
(after 7 PM). d

Case Pick-up baler with
Wis. motor and side del. hay
rake, for sale reasonable. M.
A. Cobb, Austell. Ph. 2672.

2 sets of planting and cul-
tivating equip. for Case trac-
tor, complete. H. B. Cain, Rt.
1, Bethlehem.

1 Windmill, tower and 1 cy-
press water tank for sale. Mrs.
W. P. Elder, Culloden.

Planters, distributors, and
cultivators. hand and vacuum
lift for Farmall 2 row tractor,
will fit old model B or Super
C. M. H. Davis, Rt. 4, Roland
Se Roads, Thomaston. Ph.

John Deere H tractor, less
than 10 hrs. since overhaul,
new rear tires, also McCor-
mick trailer type mowing ma-
chine, with 6 ft. blade, both
good cond. E. S. Hicks, Jr.,
Yatesville.

ers in good cond. for John
Deere 60, $175. W. L. Wynne,
Chester.

10 disc cutting harrow with
3 point hitch (adjustable cut).
$125, or trade for blade that
will work on front of Super
C Farmall tractor. Preston M.
Worley, Rt. 3, Box 178, Col-
La aoe Ph. Jonesboro GR

Rotary hoe for sale or trade
for other Ford equipment. B.
F. Malone, 131 N. Sylvan
no East Point. Ph. PO 7-

One set 2 row cultivators
and planters for CA _ Allis
Chalmer tractor. H. H. Thom-
as, Rt. 1, Dahlonega.

Oil burning incubator, 250 egg
cep: $12. Diles Watson, Hig-
on.

tivators and planters, Taylor-
Way plow, field cultivator, 6
ft. harrow, mower, blade and
scoop, lift type drag harrow, 6
in. bilt, crane lift, all 3 point
hitch, like new. Sell any part.
. A. Powers, 221 W. Poplar
Street, Griffin.

1947 Farmall A tractor, with
plow, planters and cultivator,
in good cond., $650. Ed Couch,
Rt. 1, Resaca.

Model CC Case tractor, tires
and good cond., $300 ; 19 B
n new
disc $175; 2 disc trailer type
Massey Harris plow practi-
cally new $225. Sell together
or separately. No letters ans.
M. H. Lovell, Rt. 1, Aragon.

Front end hydraulic load-
er for Ford tractor, nearly
new, guar. perfect cond., $300.
Frank Stephens, Rt. 3, Cal-
houn, Ph. 2273.

Tobacco plant setter, New
Idea Model No. 5, in good
cond. at my farm. George T.







Perry, 3866 Fairmont Avenue,
Macon, Ph. 2-0481.

lege Park. Ph. PO 6-1522
(Wkends only). |

| Beggs, Lavonia, .; -,



Bazemore, Rt. 2, Pearson. ,

Set of cultivators and plant-

Ford tractor (657 hrs.), Cul-





































































































D. Hays, Mai
(days}"

1949 John Deere
lights, starter, 12 volt
hydraulic lift with
bush and bog JD ha

most new ,in good con
Ralph Evans, Pender;

1951 Ford with
type bush and bog
and home made scrape
$675. Also 1946 1-1/2
truck, $200. Davis H
Rt .1, Stockbridge, Ph

John Deere 2 row
with starter and lift for
exch. for 1 row tract
Wiley, Rt. 3, Carnesvi
Homer 77-2967.

Farmall Super M
disc plow on dbl. sec. hai
$1250. Sell separately or 1
Also. 1-1/4 Bog Skip cor
mixer, $150. Jack
West Point. Ph.
(nights) :

Farmall A tractor an
plow, Ford tractor <
ment, also 4 truck
750 X 20, eight ply.
Wood, Rt. 1, Grov
Adairsville.

475 back-to-back 1
troughs, wire f

Donaldson, Jr., Reg
PO 49208

David Bradley 2-3/4
tractor, 6 in. plow and
board, starddle-row cul
2 sets plows, front mo:
in. sickle bar mowe
Henley Bailey, Rt. 2,
bridge. Ph. 3003.

John Deere tracto:
planting outfit and G@
tachments: Farmall
with planting outfit also
up truck. No fixtures.
Hadden, Avera. os

_Nearly new stainles
dairy wash vat, 2 col
with drain tube, $6
Morse pump jack, 40
and rod, and foot val
cylinder, $25 at my
J. C.: Starr, Rt: 3,

Cultivator, Guano
tor and one . Cole
slightly used.-Whitey P
Rt. 2, Villa Rica. Ph. 60

Farm Master, 5
tery brooder,, 675
ehick cap. in perfect c
John Broadrick, Rt
ton. Ph. 4823. a

8 disc hydraulic harr
Cub tractor, nearl e
F. D. Rickett, Rt. :
ville. Ph: 31765

Quail Equip: Pr
new laying cages, 5 indiv
cages in ea. section inch
automatic feeders and
water containers, $25
tion. Also some holdi
$15 ea. Mrs. J. H.-
575 Elmwood St., N.
lanta 18. i

THC Combine, 4 Z-R
cutter bar; needs son
pair; $90 also Athens
plow with SubSoil Spi
hind disc, 3 point hit
Ford tractor, both in oper
cond., $45. at farm, neal
limits. E, H. Thomas,
Box 1053, Athens.

2 H. wagon in good
with cotton bodies, $50;
stalk cutter, $20; also 2%
trailer in good cond., $
T. Kittle, Rt. 1, Tem

2 new rolls Barbed y
use to go around pi
fence $7 for both.
some farm tools for
not ship. Send stamp
lope for reply. Mrs.
Sanders, Rt. 3, Carne
_ 1950 Ford tractor,
tires, low hrs. on mete
ing machine, and lift
$900; Rotary mower, dra
on rubber, $295. Ez-Flo.
er, $75. C. D. Sims,
winton. Ph. Folkst

5 HP Planet Jr. G
tor with wheel we
ing plow, he a:



tivator an



cond., $251
196, 2







ruck with
ellent cond.
cattle (and other
or trade for
ontgomery, P. 0.

eville. Ph. PO













eto ~~

ents, $900;

ng aioe. $200; 20

ing harrow, AC,

early new, used 1/2

mh O. Jackson, Jr.,
Sab sects








ar d 77 pickup
| baler, $500; Egg-

grader, $50; Elec.
ar, $20. All in A-1
4. Bell, Buckhead.







1 Boyettes cot-
*in good shape for
rade at Villanow.
g, Rt. 3, LaFa-

Super A _ tractor
uulic pump control
Farmall Cub with
dise plow; Farm-
planters and cul-
Each group $400.
aes 2556 Clif



ig

2971,

Water pump, lift,
on 12 in stroke, max.

d, 2050 lbs., with 3
phase 0 Be
| ft. 2 in pipe, $200.
Thornton. RFD 3,
Ie. Ph. 8417.

cart. -for Gravely
cellent cond., $35.
Kewell, 3328 Brock-

, Rt. 2, Tucker. Ph. HT







6: HP garden

ae tobert L. _ King,.
luxe Ferguson trac-
ors., jack, scalloped 2
sr, finishing harrow,
tivator plows, fertili-
nts, 9 in, aoe dig
cash my farm 11
loudland, 2 1/2 mi.
ic Hwy. No letters, A.
ve Road, Star Rt.,












fe
awn 2 H. wagon, ru

and brakes; all kinds
wn. farm tools, dbl.
harness with leath-
. One and:2 H. drag-
, King, planters, all
_tootle dbi. section
row, Gee-Whiz har-
Walker, 1266 First
_ W. Atlanta 18. Ph,





ump with 45 ft. pip-
40 gal. tank, $45. at
e. Also. se drawn
n drill, used 2 sea-
. Ralph Chapman, Rt.



}



kinds plow stocks, 1
ed wagon, 1 or 2
orn stalk cutter and
. C. G. Summerville,
ene
_ wagon, 1 Cutaway
nd other farm tools,
_by mule, for sale.
ckson, Rt. 2, Tucker
ne Mtn. Ph. 9027,

tractors, 2 pick-up
two disc plow, 13
drill, 10 ft fertilizer
, 6 ft. Dearborn mow
THC Mower. J. A.
Thomaston. Ph.



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cultivator and fer-
stributors for Farm-

r, complete and in
_Also 6 row dust-
perfect cond;






at




1 and bean plant-

n. No letters.

ms, Sr., Rt. 3, Bold
4 Monroe, _







$600 ea: Allis Chal |ch

mitts: 1... Deca|

Attachments, like |2

Dp ;
ition fertilizer dis | Fy
mi








1953 SC Case tractor and all

2 Sree, ready to work, $1200

OB. T. D. Whitaker, Heph-
zibah, Ph. Augusta 97-2661.

Good grain binder, $45; also
want purebred polled Here-
ford bull about 12 mos. old.
State price. Riley C. Couch,

Senoia.

100 hen egg cap. incubator,
used one season, $15. Mrs. A.

'L. Brewton, 3838 Bakersferry

Road, SW, Atlanta 11. Ph. PL
5-2050.

5 row Simplex cotton duster
in good cond. mule drawn $75,
5 mi. E. Hawkinsville. L. W.
Davis, Rt. 2, Hawkinsville.

New Holland hay baler,
needs repair, $375.; Elec.
urn $7; some all new trac-
tor parts and horse drawn har
row. Mrs. W. A. Wages, At-
hens Street, Jefferson.

1951 Farmall B tractor, in
A-1 cond., with new rubber
all around, bush and bog har-
row, $365. or rtade for cattle.
H. L. Bridges, Talmo.

36 in. top runner Cole Mill,
New Holland shucker and
sheller, JD 2 hole sheller, 15
HP 3 phase with 2 speed start-
er, switch motor, 11 in. Ham-
mer Mill, shafting pulleys, and
belts, corn cleaner, in good
ce Roy Chandler, Luthers-
ville.

1955 JD 40 tractor, stan-
dard automatic wheel change,
cultivator planter, fertilizer at
tachment, 2 disc tiller and 8

disc bush and bog harrow, all 8

good cond. $1650. Also power
take-off new frame for side
tiller, both for Cub tractor,
$25 ea. L. R. Oglesby, RFD 2,
Powder Springs. Ph. 3171,

Oliver Combine, good cond.,
$650. Herman Grogan, RFD 4,
Box 3, Marietta. Ph. 9-4672.

1h, wagon, harness farming
tools, corn planter, tools for
mules, also truck load of
corn tops and shucks. O. R.
Jarmon, Rt. 2, Powder Springs

Set. Allis Chalmer planters

for WD tractor, in good cond.,

$100. Also mule drawn mid.

dle buster and 2 turning plows

coe Gabriel, Rt. 1, Col-
rt.

Allis Chalmer 60 combine,
$700; Homor Rotary hoe and
Tygart cottonduster, $100. ea.
Excellent cond., used very lit-
st R. W. Gabriel, Rt. 1, Col-

ert.

2 unit De Laval magnetic
mi ig Machine compressor,
motor, pipes and install cocks
in perfect cond., $200; also 10
can Victor cooler, 12 can cap.,
almost new, $260. James J.
Malery, Rt. 2, Canon. Ph, La-
vonia EL, 6-2225. ;

Super C Intnl Farmall trac-
tor, recently overhauled, in
ood cond., 2 disc plow and
Bo Cottonduster, Kelvin

zburn, c/o Ga. State Pa-|7)

trol, Post No. 8, Madison,

2 wheel custom built utility
trailer, 8 x 41/2 ft. with
syare ea and er Tailored

anvas top cover, $75 cash or
geet cee Pees Rt.
; omasville Hwy., Cairo.
Ph. 2-8149, acre

3 block saw mill accurate
set works, almost new, 48 in.
3 x 9 hoe saw, motor with
governors, oo Kegs Needs
some wood work, complete
$300; Oliver Theamiing an
chine, new equipped for shell-
ing corn, all belts complete,
$100. E. F. Harwell, Rt. 3,
Winder. . :

_ Farmall H tractor, with hy-
draulic control, Taylor-way
bush and bog harrow, used
very little. Walker McGarity,
McDonough, Ph. 3676.

Set of 2 row cultivators for
CA Allis Chalmer tractor. pag
- Thomas, Rt. 1, Dahlonega.

6 row fold-back peanut
weeder in excellent cond. for

_|sale or trade for hogs or cow.
__|Cary L, Jordan, Rt, Manas-

sas. (4 mi, S. Reidsville). .



<e,|dise plow

John Deere tractor i dbl, |
4 row, cultivator,
hine and Telisel:











with quick hitch-up in No. 1
cond. with bush and bog har-
row, 2 disc tiller, planters and
cultivators. J. S. Garner, Jr.,
Rt. 3, Rockmart.

Quail Equip: 400 Farm-Mas
ter incubator, brooders, and
pens. Warner Fryer, 198
Honeysuckle Lane, College
Park. Ph. PO 1-1041.

9 ft. Fairbanks-Morse Wind-
mill and 45 ft. steel tower,
good cond. for sale cheap.
Thomas C. Wylly, c/o Oak-
lodg Plantation, Tennille.

Allis Chalmer 50 combine,
$450; Allis Chalmer 60 com-
bine, $600; Uo 5 Intns Ham-
mer Mill, $100Intn1 Ensilage+
cuter, $150; Weed Hog harrow

(in 3 sections) No. 5 Intn1}

Hammer Mill, $100; ea JD Van
Brunt grain drill, $400; rotary
hoe, $90. All good cond. C. W.
Finney, Haddock. Ph. 2371.

Milk cooler, 360 gal. cap.,
$1500; De Laval pipe line milk
ing system, Co-op Universal
milking machine, 2 units, $110
JD tractor fodel 520, forage
harvester, grassland drill, sod
mulchers, 3 disc plow, disc
harrow, toolbar, sub-soilers,
$45000. Bob Greenwood, c/o
caries Co-op, Clarkes-
ville. .

Complete Jackson Harvester
portable sawmill, including
Edger, 100 H. RB. GM Diesel
skidder, 2 ton GMC flat bed
truck. Dan Y. Sage, Jr., 710
Peachtree Street, NE, Atlanta

Two 23 in. dise drag type
plow for Farmall Cub in good
cond. Used very little. Will
sell 1/2 price: Also want pow-
er lift disc harrow in good
cond. for Farmall Cub. Des-
mond T. Doss, Rt. 3, Rising
Fawn.

1954 Moline tractor, 2 row
with wide front end, 3 point
hitch and power take-off, tend
ed 60 A. in very good cond.
$550 at my farm 8 mi. SE
Lyons on Hwy. 280. T. B. Gore
Rt. 1, Lyons.

Chattanooga 2 H turn plow,
good cond., $5; 1 seat buggy
body in good cond, except no
wheels, 2 H. stalk cutter, fair
cond., for sale cheap for cash.
se G. Pierson, Rt. 2, Cullo-

len.

2 1/2 HP Garden tractor
with turn plow, dise harrow,
and push blade, all in good
cond., $175 cash. David Stein-
heimer, 5166 Livsey Road,
Tucker. Ph. HI 3-6232

Ford Ferguson 6 ft. com-
bine, Wis. 4 cylinder air-cool-
ed motor, sacked platform,
used 3 seasons, good cond.,
$800; New Holland pick-up
baler, air cooled motor, Cheap.
Also pasture or pulpwood saw,
good cond., $150. J. T. Ander-
son, 430 Ridgeland Drive,
Sandersville. Ph. 3127 (after

Ford Sidearm Sickle mower,
planters and cultivators; Fair-
banks Morse Hammer Mill;
Goulds pump and electric mo-
tor. 2 HP including reel spray
er pump (operated by trac-
tor), 25 gal. steel tank and
rubber hose, all mounted on
wheels, Excellent cond. J. E.
Beckwith, Rt. 5, Cumming.
Ph. Alpharetta 5463.

F-2 Case combine 52 model 5
ft. cut PTO drive, used only on
15 or 20 A. per yr. perfect
cond., $500.; 2 H. wagon, 2 H.
walking cultivator ,excellent
cond. Several plow stocks and
turning plows. Mrs. T. E. Wil-
son, Rt. 1, Morgan Valley
Road, Rockmart.

Power take-off driven ir-
rigation pump mounted on rub
ber tired trailer. Pump cap. of
500 GPM with 35 HP tractor,
used only 1 season. $350. Geor
ge Eager, Rt. 1, Valdosta.

John Deere H tractor, good
rubber, runs good, 2 row cul-
tivator, hydraulic lift, 3 disc
tiller, drag harrow, 6 row cot-
ton duster, 2 H. wagon, Soda
spreader, $300. Cash or part
cash and trade fot hogs, 100 "td





1957 Farmall 100 tractor



50 Ibs. George Beal, Box Q,
tledve, hers:





drive farm jeep for sale or
trade. M. W. Prickett, 2801
Jonesboro Road, S. E., Atlanta
15. Ph. MA 2-2158.

EQUIPMENT

WANTED





Want fly-wheel for John
Deere B Tractor, 1941 to 1945
model. Serial No. under 200,-
000 Inis M. Cole, Sharpsburg.

Want to trade good 8 ft.
mower attachments for John
Deere or small grain combine.
E. L. Tootle, 689 Villa Crest
Ave., Macon. ~

Want 3 surge stanchions for
milking parlor, also want oth-
ip. Cash. James E. Pace,

er equip.
Rex. Ph. Stockbridge 4039.

Want stainless steel Hinman
milker pails with large mouth
or other type stainless steel
milkers complete. State what
you have and price. Must be
within 30 mi. of Atlanta. J. L.
Nelms, 2045 Cedar Grove Rd.,
Conley. Ph. Atlanta MA 7-
4232.

Want attachments for David
Bradley Garden tractor with-
in 50 mi. of Atlanta. Write
what you have and price. G.
C. Little, Sr., Rt: 2 Conyers.

Want 2 bottom plow or 2
disc plow for John Deere M
or MT tractor. Must be or-
iginal JD equip. reasanable for
cash, and within 75 mi. of At-
Janta or Carrollton. Write
price and_ location. H. T.
Jennings, P. O. Box 2552, Sta-
tion D, Atlanta 18.

Want 10 disc Taylor-Way
bush and bog harrow, 3 point
hitch for Ford tractor. State
price and cond. H. G. Thomp-
son, Rt. 1, Box 520, Dougias-
ville.

Want small used tractor
with some equip. Must be rea-
sonably priced. Preferably in
NW area of Atlanta. G. T.
Gardner, Rt. 1, Powder
Springs.

Want used garden tractor
with cultivators, small size
preferred. State what you
have, price and cond. Canley
Oglesby, Rt. 6, Sylvania.

Want orchard type tractor,
drawbar power as great or
greater than A O John Deere.
Must be good cond. J. L, Ben-
ton, Jr., Monticello. Ph. 2342
(days).

Want drum type cement
mixer in good cond. that Elec.
motor can be used on. Must
be within 50 mi. of Zebulon.
John C. Reid, Zebulon.

Want good pick-up hay
baler. Must be in good shape
and a bargain. L. L. Denton,
Sr. Broxton. Ph. 2170,

Want incubator, 150 to 300
egg cap. W. J. Cashmere, Rt.

Hammer Mill and 4 wheel

o

Want gas chicken brooders,
waters and feeders for abou
4,000 chicks. Chas. E. Bishop,
Rt. 1, Box 64, Warm Springs.

Want magnet to fit Allis

Chalmer C tractor. Must be ih
good cond. and cheap. Carey
Brannon, Buchanan.

Want rear-mounted bull-
dozer blade for Ford tractor,

preferably in very good or ex-

cellent cond. Will pay cash.
State cond. and price. Tom
Thompson, Eatonton. Ph. 6244.

Want concrete block ma-
chine in good cond., priced rea
sonable. State make, price and
size of blocks. W. R. Lane, Rt.
2, Box 267, Hephzibah.

Want to trade dbl. section
drag harrow for Cub trac-
tor in perfect cond. for hay
rake in good cond. for Cub
tractor. Ivan L. Smith, Clarks-
ton. Ph, HI 3-7933.

Want one 90 bu. manure

spreader with wooden sides,
Must be in good cond. State
best cash price. Fritz Orr, Jr.,
Rt. 1, Palmetto.

Want pr. portable plantform
scales, 1,000 lb. cap. E. H. Brid-
ges, Sharpsburg.

Want used Ford tractor, PTO
pulley. 1952 model at reason-
able price. Also want D-7 or
RD-7 Caterpillar angle-dozer.

Give serial number, cond. and _

price for cash. W. O. Brown,
Rt. 1, Danville.

Want 2 mule drawn Sim-
plex cotton dusters, 6 row.
State age, condition, and price.
W. R. Arnall, Luthersville.





SEED & PLANTS

FOR SALE



Large, round, dark rind,
yellow meat watermelon seed,
73 pet. Germ. 40 seed for 10
and stamped, addressed en-
velope. Mrs. P. E. Traylor, Re-
becea.,,

Gourd seed: Knot Handle,
50c doz; Basket, 25c Straight
Handle, 15c; other gourd seed,
10c doz. Mrs. Letha Watson,
Higdon.

Lespedeza, Sericea sted,
purity, 99.66 pet; Germ. and
hard seed, 91 pct. $12 CWT.
FOB. J. H. Jackson, Rt. 1, Box

188, Jonesboro Ph. Fay-
etteville 5732.
Martin gourd seeds, with

knots on handle, 50c doz. some
basket gourd seed, 25e; other
gourd seeds, 10c doz. Diles
Watson, Higdon.

Old fashioned large white
Half-runner bean seed, 89
pet. germ; T5c cup. PP. Miss
Mamie Anderson, Ellijay.

Tomato seed, Homestead
No, 1 and 2 var., 77 pct. Germ,
$7 lb. prepaid; 10c tbls., 3 for
25c. Send stamped envelope.
Mrs..M. F. Gaddis, Box 124,



3, Quitman.

Quitman.









SCHEDULED SPRING STEER
SHOWS AND SALES

April 12 (show only) Commerce
April 15-16 (entry arrival April 14) Atlanta
April 15-16 Ashburn
April 18 Cordele
April 22 Douglas
April 23-24 Americus
Apri] 23 Alma

April 24 Sylvester
April 25 Statesboro
April 28 Ocilla

May 1 Jesup

May 1-2 Colquiit
May 5 Sylvester
May 13-14 Moultrie
May 19-20 | a Thomaston :
May 22-2300 Donalsonville



PAGE THREE









Wee taeda

Brown, Rt. 1, Ball Ground.

-vils, 65 eup; 3 cups, $1.75 ; 6



PAGE FOUR



MARKET BULLETIN ~







Good, tender bunch bean| Sericea Lespedeza seed,| Streamline Everbearing

seed, white also brown strip- purity 90.64 pet; germ. 95 pct. | Strawberry plants, $1 C.; ten-

& ed Half Runners, little 6-wks. in new 100 lb. bags, $11 ea.|der running beans, $1 pt
pink peanut Half Runners,|FOB, John C. Reid, Zebulon. | small mix. gourd seeds, 20c

FOR SALE mix. cornfield ea. kind, 60c pkg. Mrs. I. B. Weaver, Rt.|



Martin. gourd seed from
Jarge mature gourds, pkg. of
3 doz., 25c PP. J. E. Eubanks,
929 Heard Avenue, Augusta.

Dixie Queen purple hull
Peas; white with purple eye,
Germ. 79 pct; also purple hull

eas, white with brown eyes,
Bey pods, Germ. 82 pct. Eith-
er var., 3 bs., $1.35. PP in Ga.
or 35c lb. in quantity freight
or Exp. Col. H. B. Barnes, c/o
aoe Forty Farm, Rt. 1, Mc-
ae

Homestead Tomato seeds,
No. 1. and 2 variety, Germ. 77
Re $7 Ib. PP. 10c Tbsp; 3,
bsp.-25c. Send stamped ad-
dressed envelope. Mrs. M.
Gaddis, Box 124, Quitman.

100. wilt-resistant cotton-
seed, direct from Cokers Rez |:
cotton seed, treated and de-
linted, picked and kept dry, 40
pet. lint, over bale to acre, big
5 lock bolls, Germ. 89 pct.
Purity, 98 pct. $10 for 100 lb.
bag. H. P. Malcom, Rt. 2, Box
47, Social Circle.

Old: time white and tender
Half Runner garden beans, 60c
cupful, 4 cups, $2; old time
tender speckled Half Runners,
60c cup; red scallion onions,
$1.25 gal. Add postage. G. T.

Old time tender speckled
and white Half-runner gar-
den beans, striped tender
cornfield beans, free of wee-

cups, $3. Thomas Laxton Bons
50c tea cup; yellow Crook
squash seed, 75c tea cup. PP.



cupful. Add _ postage. No
stamps. Mandy Banks, Rt. 1,
Ranger.

Old time little white, tender
Half Runner garden bean seed
95 pet. Germ; white, tender
cutshort cornfield, 98 pet.
Germ; white, tender cutshort
cornfield, 98 pet. Germ. $1 cup
ful plus postage of 7c for 1
cup; 23 for.2: Mrs. T.\H.
Wade, Rt. 1, Talking Rock.

Jumbo or Bushel gourd seed
$1doz.-T. A, Bryant, Rt. <2;
Ochlochnee.

Striped Half ae bean,
200 for $1 PP; out-of-state in-
clude 30c postage; also New
Era starwberry plants, $1 C.
- |PP in orders 200 and up, or $9
M. PP in Ga. Out of state add
DpHAse: Mrs. Z. D. Dodd, Rt.

, Box 223, Alpharetta.

Good, tender, old time corn-
field bean seed, mixed and
Speckled cutshorts, also white

Half Runners, ea. kind, 65c
cupful. Add _ postage. No
stamps. - Mrs. Preston South-.

erland, Rt. 3, Ellijay.

Small white running butter-
beans, long bearing, 45c cup-
ful. Cheaper in large lots. Add
postage. Mrs. Seth Hyatt, Elli-
Jay.

Tender white Crease-back
cornfield bean seed, and little
Pink peanut six-weeks bean
seed, 65c cup. Add postage. No
checks or stamps. Mrs, Bessie
Silvers, Rt. 1, Carters.

Pensacola Bahia grass seed:
germ. 92 pct; purity 98.80 pct;
20c lb. FOB my farm. 2 mi W.
Newton On State Hwy. 200.





36Wilkinson, Towns,
Oconee, Evans, Bryan,
Gordon, Chatooga, Candler,
Dodge, Crawford, Glascock,
_ Toombs, Elbert, Hall,
Franklin, Union, Braniley,
Lumpkin, Chattahoochee.
Rabun, Coffee, Gwinnett,
Habersham, Rockdale
Madison, Long, Butts,
Pierce, Wayne Harti,
Quitman, Burke, Fannin,
Douglas, Turner, Wheeler.



Counties in which area testing Is now underway include:

Appling Forsyth Polk
Atkinson Grady Pulaski
Bacon Greene Puinam
Baldwin Gilmer Randolph
Banks Heard Richmond
Barrow Irwin Schley
Bartow Jackson Screven
Ben Hill Jasper Spalding
Berrien Jeff Davis Stephens
Bleckley Jefferson Talbott
Bulloch Jenkins Taliaferro
Carroll Johnson Tatinal
Cherokee Jones Taylor
Clarke Lamar Telfair
Clay Laurens Tift
Clayton Liberty Treutlen
Cobb Marion . Troup
Colquitt Meriwether Twiggs
Cook Miller Upson
Columbia Monroe Walker
Crisp Montgomery Ware
Dade Muscogee Warren -
Dawson Oglethorpe Washington
DeKalb Paulding Webster
Dooly Peach White
Early Pickens Whitfield
Floyd Pike Wilcox
Worth

Help Make Georgia Brucellosis
Free By 1760.

ait

. Miss Gennia Brown Rt. 1, Ball|Weyman E. Rooks, Newton.
Ground. Ph. 4142.
BRUCELLOSIS ERADICATION
Counties Counties Not
Certified Certified

123

|age. Mrs.

Extra tender white Crease-
back cornfield beans, tender
garden beans white and strip-
ed Half-Runners, little pink
peanut and cream 6-wks. beans
65c cup. Red speckled Crowd-
er Peas, 50c cup. Add postege.
No stamps or checks. Mrs. Carl
Smith, Rt. 3, Ellijay.

2, Temple.

Old time tender white Half-
runner garden beans, 93 pct.
germ; 60c teacup; 3 cups,
$1.70; early Brown Sugar
Crowder peas, 95 pct. germ;
50c teacup; 8 cups, $3.50;
garlic plants, 3 doz.. $1; Cat-

nip, 40c bunch. PP in Ga.
Good tender white half-|P. B. Brown, Riis Ball
runner garden beans, 75c large | Ground.

cup. Add postage. No checks
or stamps. Mrs. Pearl Wilson,
Rt; 1,: Carters.

Tender white garden bean
seed, sold in 2 cup lots or
more, 60c cup. Add 23c post-
age for ea. 2 cup orders. Mrs.
Pauline Franks, Hiawassee.

New Clemson spineless Okra
seed, State Insp., 3 lbs., $2;
No less sold. Also imp. Spanish
type white Peanuts for eating,
$2.50 pkg. All PP in Ga. Chas.
Gowder, Rt. 2, Powder Springs

Martin gourd seed, 15c doz;
2 doz., 25c. Mrs. J. A. Wilson,
Martin.

Mtn. Huckleberries, bearing
size, 2 doz. 75c: imp. field
Dewberries and Blackberries,
50c doz.; imp. large Klondike
Strawberry plants, $1 C.:
Muscadine vines. 45 ea. Add
postage. Rosie Crowe, Rt. 1,
Cumming. ~

Large rooted Blakemore
Strawberry plants; $1 C; $9
M. Damp packed. Add post-
age. Mrs. Cornell Stowers, Rt.
2, Dohlonega

Blakemore Stew herry
plants, 50c C.; Muscadines,
Dewberry, Blackberries, 75
doz.; yellow, red plum, $1
doz. Add postage. Mrs. Thom-
as J. Watson, Rt. 3, Box 217,
Lithonia.

Head lettuce (will head
anywhere). 1-1/2 doz. plants,
50e PP. Edna Hanson, Elko.

Ponderosa Orange tomatoes,
nice plants, 35c doz. M.

Hambright, 446 Pegg Rd., Ss

W., Atlanta 15.

Rutger and Marglobe to-
mato plants, field grown,
moss packed, Ready April 10.
$3 M. $1 C. del. No checks.
W. R. Lightsey, Surrency.

Strawberry plants per hun-
dred: Blakemore. $1.50; Mas-
todon, $1.25; Klondike, $1;
Catnip, 30c bunch; Pepper-
mint, 30c doz.; scuppernong
and Mtn. Huckleberry, bear-
ing size, 75c doz.; brown
striped Half Runner bean
seed, 60c cupful. Add _ vost-
Lee Head, Rt. 1,
Gainesville. eee

Strawberry plants, 25 doz.
5 doz., $1 postpaid: also Mar-
tin gourd seed, 10c pkt. and
stamped envelope. Mrs. Ven-
tis Weaver, Rt. 5, Ellijay.

Mastodon Strawberry plants,
$1 C.; Tansy, Spearmint, Bur-
dock, Peppermint, 50c doz.;
Catnip. Houseleek, 6 bunches,
50c; Horehound, 3 bunches,
50c. Add postage. Miss L. M.
White, Rt. 1, Box 57, Dah-
lonega. -

Rutger Tomato plants,
Broccoli, Brussels Sprouts,
Wakefield Cabbage, W. Ber-
muda Onions, Ga. Collards,
Bell pepper, 35c doz. No less
than $1 orders. Asparagus
come $1.25 del. Mrs. H. V.
Franklin, Sr., Rt: 1,.Box 20,
Register.

Tomato plants: Rutgers,
Marglobe, Earlv Wonder, 500,
$2.50; $4 M. PP. Field grown
moss packed. No checks. Mrs.
oe Stevens, Dawson. Ph.
278-J.

Coastal Bermuda grass sto-
lons, bushels, cubic feet, pick-
up truck or 1-1/2 ton truck
loads. 8 mi. N.W. Buena Vista
on Hwy. 103. M. W. Preston,
Sr., Rt. 3, Buena Vista.

Booking orders for field
grown Rutger Tomato plants,
ready ae 10th. 500. $2.75;
$5.25 M.; California Wonder
and Long Slim Red Cayenne

pepper plants, ready April

15, 500, $4; $7.25 M, Mike

Box 580,







Minchew,

Rt. hye

3.2010.

ee



Cert. imp. Bunch, also. Gold
Rush and Yellow Skin run-

ning type P. R. potato plants, |

$5 M. Del. by parcel vost.
Start shipping April 20. E. F.
Entrekin, Rt. 1, Box 270,
Bremen.

Pure Coastal Bermuda sto-
lons, 50c . in reasonable
ouantities. Write or call.
George Eager, Rt. 1, Valdosta.
Ph. Cherry 2-3195.

Freshly dug, well one
Cert. Suwanee Bermuda. sto

lons, in 2: bu., moisture tes

sistant bags bearing tags and
seals of Ga. Crop Improve-
ment Assn. Exp. collect per
bag: 1 to 4, ue 5 to 9, $3.50;
10 or more, $3. D. C. Brum-
balow, Fort Gaines.

Kudzu crowns, 1 and 2: vrs.
old, rooted, $2 C.: 500, $6: $10

M. Add postage. WF. Timms,

P. O. Box 147, Lavonia.

Kudzu crowns, rooted, 1
and 2 vrs. old, $2 C.; 500. $7;

$12.50 M. Add postage. G. D.:

Crow, Rt. 2, Gainesville.

Kudzu crowns, $2 C.: $12.50
M.. plus* postage. H. C. Ried,
2303 So. Pryor Rd.., Atlanta
1b, Ph. POsa G20:

Spring grown cabbage}.

plants, Copenhagen Mkt.,
Chas. and Early Jersey Wake-
field, also white sweet Ber-
muda onion, 500, $1.50; $2 M.
Mts. I. L. Stokes, Box 349,
Fitzgerald.

Spring grown Chas. W. renal
E.J. cabbage also white Ber-|_

muda onion plants, 500, $1.25;
$2 M., 5 M., $7.50. Full count.

Fresh del. E. L. Fitzgerald,

Box 662, Fitzgerald

Red and copperskin P.R.
potato plants, $6 M. Del. in
April: Rutger tomato, $5 M.
Del. Ready; also Calif. Won-
der and sweet pepper and

long Cayenne, $4.50 M. Del.
Oma Lightsey. Rt, 2, Sur-
rency.

5,000 lbs. Arlington Seri-
cea Lespedeza seed. 100 Ib,
white bags, 99.72 pct. pure
seed, 80-1/2 pct. germ. 12
lb.; 3,000 lbs. Regular Seri-
cea Lespedeza seed, 100 tb.
white -bags, 99.64 pct. pure
seed, 80-1/2 pct. germ. 10c
Ib: All FOB, J.B, Mask,
Brooks. Ph. Senoia, 201-W1.

Seed Cane: old fashioned
soft light green and long
jointed hard green (especi-
ally for making syrup and
chewing), 4c stalk at my
place, at Denmark,
mi. So. Statesboro, Hwy. 67.
Sie J. 2 Ross, Brooklet. Ph.
through Statesboro, 9-3187.

SEED & PLANTS

WANTED





Want some seed of the
Yellow Meat watermelon.
Send amount and price. Want
a dollars worth as early as
possible. Mrs. Murill McGray,
Rt. 2, Box 43, Broxton.

Want trade 5 nice print

sacks for 2 gal. multiplying

onions. Ea. pay postage. Write
first. Mrs. Mary Blackwell,
3828 Brockett Rd., Rt. 2,
Tucker.

Want few mammoth Sun-
flower seed, also few Benne
seed. Quote prices small a-
mounts. Mrs. Bill Howell,
Hahira,

Want field bunch Pea seed
for hay, free of weevils, also}
want some yellow Feed corn

1221/21.














Want few Rhubar
agus and Catnip pl nt
Horseradish. State del
on 1/2). doz;;-eas Ce
149 North Ave., N E.,
ae 8. ee

Want 3 ae
Velvet beans. Quote pric
your shipping point. D
T.. Leard, Box 253, -Hartwe



Bermuda and. Thea
hay, $25 ton FOB. Cont:
Hy + Chil

Ibs. to the bushel,
for lot. E. L. Capers

Sev. thousand bushel
dried Ga. Red sweet
toes, for table use only,
hel bese price. scan zi on

Meee ear corn. for
purposes, $40_ ton FO

do, for Moe
Sumner. ,

ad price. a
Rt. 2, Stone
MU 8. 0866. =

other out-Bld rts
young timber (can cu
wood in 1967 to
place), lasting water,
ture, pond site.
Penns 2-1/2" m

town, 1/4 mi. of
Hwy. Near 3 churches,
ton Will sell all or par
or write for prices.
Stone, Rt. 2, Temple.

White with blue
border Roveens
Mrs. Lee Hood, a
ville.

Nice
60c ea.
Weeks,

eileen:

ea aprons tri

10 each
| postage. Mrs. M. L. Wo
Rt. 1, Bremen.

Personality doll
of filter disks. Give
trim, with first an

choic of hair color.
plus 25 postage. M:
thy Handy, Young artis,

-Pilloweases embro
good sheeting, big si
designs, $1.50 set. Ve
Rts Cumming. =.

Pilloweases of

terial, bordered desig

colors, with white, ae
rons, $1 ea. Add
Mattie Gans Ry

ming.

Handmade crep
roses, with leaves,
waxed if preferred,
Carpenon

Cina baby b

poo! S,
in ee cond. not too far from ||


























( race hogs, service nee At Stud: Fine 8 gaited| 27 Santa Gertrudis cows| 7
oe and bred aie 3N oe stallion, black with white|and 2 bulls, both bulls sired ~ LIVESTOCK
; ash-| markings, proven sire of fine|by running Ws. George H.

jvuille. Ph. 5617.
colts, Fee, $15; Board mares.| Childs, e/o B and B Ranch, WANTED

7 Duroe boats 5 wks. old,| Retur ivil

|purebred, papers if desired, Destined pat pia nae ae , :
|xreasonable prices. Norman Rt. 3 L ceville, P Black Angus herd: 30 cows| Want one Shetland pony, ;
s ee Rt. 1, Box 205, Dan- . - 3, Lawrenceville, Ph.| ..4 1 pull. Cows were bred| gentle for children at reason-
Bais 7077. i last May and June. Most of| able price. State what you

Purebred Tamworth pigs,| At Stud: Reg. Quarter|calves are by side now. Cows ee oe Pee Ee Pows

good. cond., Champion blood-| Horse, out of Hancock line,|near Albany. Contact owner.| ger Springs 3164,

lines, from large litters, eligi-|sorrell with white markings, i
ble for reg. Buford Eaton, Rt.|Fee $50. Also bronze roping any co Villa Crest) Wont beef type _ polled
ne 8, Elberton, Ph. 1189M-2. |saddle for sale. Luke Silvio, 3 risa Short Horned bull, 12 to 15

es oa 4 gilts and 4 Tucker. Ph. HI 3 3-6517. : 30 ea es pba bea oe prea pope pice.
a > 9 purepre At Stud: Red Li nis Noble | G2ity, Cows, an ; ; pies
,| from prize winning stock, $20] Rex, reg. Red Ligh Gaddle| were sired by artificial in- G. C. Corbin, Rt perton,
| ea. Thos. Rewer: Rt. 1, Glenn-| bred stallion, Reg. No. $6083. oe Priced reasonably.| Want some feeder shoats

. ville. Fee Proven sire of top colts. : or pigs. Must be healthy, and
Pda Tatiworih pigs, males Thomas G. Wa $584 Ree eres ie TOS yi. ee right for cash. ews
tase Flat Shoals oe Aeon, Toggenburg doe, freshen in Adams, Rt. uford. Ph.



































-|and_ females, good bloodlines, 1

Fide: buyer's: names Wil: be Ph. BU 9-6692 June, good milker, $20. Miss Lawrenceville 2740.
E.|ready around May 3rd. $35] At Stud. ie Saddle| Dorothy Mathis, Tiger. Want two 4 to 6 mos, old.
4.|ea. George W. Hodges, Rt. 1, bred stallion, Rangoms Gen- ood milk stock ae Nu-

~ | Cobbtown. jus. Reg. No. 36649, Kings|_ First Class reg. 2 yr. old|}ian, Toggenburg, r Saanan
At Stud: Briar Creek King, | Genius, Pesvine Mneage. | Hampshire ram, proven sire} cross-bred doe bide: wHnin
reg. No. 17217. Reg. 5 gaited F. B. Hill, Rt. 2, Old Alabama|and sired by grandson of|35 mi. of Columbus, by May
irs, | American Snanion tallion, Road, Alpharetta. Ph. 2955. | Bullmine, $80. C. J. Hardman, 1, State what you have oF
.|Bourbon King Rex Pea- A 5 vr. old Welsh pony,| Commerce. Beas ae Pc ae
'|vine breeding. Proven sire of| with saddle and bridle. Rea- i Dri 1 bi on
|top quality colts. Mares|sonable. W. A. Anderson Black and white Reg:|Urive, Columbus.
, | boarded. L. L. Murphy. Lake| Warrenton. |French Alpine, 7-8 Qt. an-| Want sheep: Ewes, lambs,
Mirror Road, Rt. 3, College cestors, $45, and Brown grade|rams, feeder lambs, or fat
Park. Ph. PO 1-1617, 2 ee a a ae doe, 5 gt. dam and same sire lambs. Give full details on
8 yr. old mare mule, wt.|right. H. B. Pitman, Rt. 4,/28 above, $35, Both freshen aa re ee
_| 950 Ibs, works anywhere, | Box 282, Newnan, Ph, 239-J-| April 20, both gave 3 - 3-1/2|in firt letter. R. B. Curti
1|$85 cash at my home. E. J.| 3, f in first letter. urtis, _
Brand. Jr. Rt. 3, Lithonia. 'Qts. last year; young does,| Farmington. Ph. Madison
-| Ph: 2653, i Me reg. Black Angus heifers, be FOB. H. A. Stahl, Moul- | 2603. :
; 5 1 250 f r
1400 Ib. blue mare mule, Die 2: ae, W. - logge to ane ae man
Mrs.|sound and good worker, 14| Smith, Rt. 1, Box 127, Duluth.| Baby goats, does and bucks | rane ale (oe focal Gaia
-|yrs. old, $125. E. F. Harwell, | Ph. Norcross 2681. of high producing milk stock| cher resister ee ia ee
Rt. 3, Winder. ; | either registered or grade
from 5 and 6 qt. milkers. Sire] stock. W. A. Selman, Rt. 1,

i 1 big Jersey milch cow. : e
Good work mare, works|calve and first of April, will i eae oon aes Oger yall Ph. Atlanta, PL ry

Jand rides, safe for women i
of children: wi. 7200 bse on ee oe on RE Well and strong. Sell in April

: 2
uz and ee at reasonable prices.
.| $125. Gradie Thompson, Rt. Tucker Road, Stone Mtn. Ph.| irs J. I. Bowden, 565 North POULTRY



































ds Hom 874, Pouslasuile: 9027. Avenue. We Atlanta 8. Ph.

pr. mare mules, wt. a-| RB Hed Hereford bull, | TR-4-3490. E
ts be ee ue cared ie ee oe ean FOR SALE
fy nol oe G. Wood, Rt. 1,|Cherokee Lad; Dam, Violet ee pe gg ee Me
pee | Domino. Good Ei a pe to bring lambs soon, and 1|_ Bantams: Old English BB
Black mare fate: 1,100 | "i hice ue ak ss good ram. All in good shape|'Red and Silver Duckwing
Ibs., 12 yrs. old, work any- AL Elb. eee AN * ca with heavy coat of wool; can| games, Black Cochin, White
mi. E. Elberton. A. N. Drake,|}6 shired in this month, $350|Leghorn, Black and Black

4 | where, with plenty life; reg. : Z
4;| Guernsey male calves, 1 to| t 1 Middleton. for lot. Grady Chadwick, Rt.| tail Japanese and white Silkie

12 mos. old at my farm. Also} 25 reg. Angus cows and|3, Canton. Bantams, $5 pr. up; common
reg. Guernsey male, 15 mos.| heifers of good bloodlines for . | hens for setters. $1 ea. B. Hy
gid: ready for light service,|sais R. F Burch, c/o Burch-|,,22, mice.ewe sheep with) Holsomback, 302 S.. "Harel

de-horned, with ring in nose. | haven Farm, Eastman. oe pebies, $200; St., East Point.

ee, mens es my place, 1-1/2 mi. East Cal-| Purebred Cornish cockerel,

~

































t : 27 Sant trud
ae and 2 meneg Serine: burle houn. Frank Stephens, Rt. 3, es big boned type, $2 ea.
~ 2 Shetland mares, pend one|for gale. W. M. Nixon, c/o| Calhoun. Ph. 2273. ots of 2; 5 pullets and 1

38 in. Shetland stallion; 3 ; Seckeeel: $15. H. W. Thur-
| good geldings; 6 very nice Bao ae Ranch, Thomaston. _8 Saanan milk goats, 2)mond, Farmington.
|stud colts for sale or trade giving milk and other to
|for cattle. Robert K. Smith, 10 bred Hereford heifers,| freshen soon; also 1 Saanan Golden Laced Wyandotte
je/o Journeys End Farm, one with calf now, $1,250.00| billy. J. W. Harrison, Hwy: bantam cockeral, $3; Silver
Americus. for the lot. Loyd Keadle. For-| 85, and Roundtree Rd. Rt. 1, Laced Wyandotte cockerels,

syth-Yatesville Road, Yates- Box 142, Jonesboro. $3 ea.; also hatching eggs?

| For Stud: Solid Black ae Dark Brown SC. Leghorns,
| Hackney stallion and 88 in. bs cota Barnesville 695J-3. 3 rams in the wool, Monta-| standard and Bantams, RI

dapple gray, white mane and| Polled Hereford bull, Lar-| dale, Suffolk and Hampshire,|Red bantam, 15, 20, and 25
- |tail, outstanding pony. stal-|ry Domino, 4 yrs. old, good 4 and 5 yrs. old, good com-| ea. J. C. Mitchell, 412 Caven= _
ed ion; Also want 5 reg. Black| breeding, proven sire, good eee ars $10) soe ees der St. LaFayette.
i ; a ;
dae ei , ae Black a qualities. R. D. Tatum, Pal- Gate Ranch, Rt. 1, Athens.|_ Modern Game Bantams: BB
|gus bull. Give best price in| etto- _ |Ph. 6-8458. Reds, Bos and se
HET oe Ogden A. Geil- Extra good grade Hereford Nubisn-Saanan anaes uckwings, (winners in =
: = goat, | Jant ultry: S
a pees - 0. Box. A779, Atlanta cattle, 11 cows with calf at| freshen May, first kid; Nu- rect ae sag cre ee ee
ee side and 8 heavy springers.|bian freshen with first kid} $4. L. L. Murphy, Rt. 8, Lake
He Sen. ena: inelecss poth|C. L. Odom, Barnesville. Ph. this month; Saanan_ freshen | Mirror Ra College Park. Ph,
mares and geldings, some} 30-M-4, May with second kid; also| pO 1-1617
mares in foal, and 19 mo. old Toggenburg fresh with first

; kid (giving 3 qts. daily), and 1,000 He a. Tines crosa
rae SPD Bes 2 Reg. Aberdeen Angus. bull, month old milk goat kid. white Leghorn pullets, al-

ie Bes $60 and $65.) priced for quick sale. T. B.| Cannot ship. Mrs. Lee Kirk-| ready de-beaked, 17 wks. old.



















































-| Also carts, Prictes ond, 84; | Tarvin, P. O. Box 295, Chick- | Jey, 3860 Cascade Road, S.W.,| Jack Fletcher, Fitzgerald. Ph.
{Canton Hwy., Marietta. ph.|amauga. Ph. 4325. Atlanta 11. 3570.
7-2144.

He 9
| a meee wtctet| Last Weeks Livestock Sales Report

|black spotted, about 5 yrs.



















r ee a oe Gig, both geld April ates Ape 2 1958 : aoe : hesagaed Ape 1988
EE ane Homer - STEERS & HEIFERS 1198 7885 * ays 350
967. GOOD & CHOICE 24.00-27.30 . Pes 24.50-27.00 24.75-28.50
Fine Canal saddle horse,| STANDARD _ 20.50-24.50 21.00-25.00 ae 20.00-24.50 21.00-25.25
- | gentle, 8 eels eh wana UTILITY 18.50-21.00 18.00-21.00 CS 17.50-20.50 18.50-21,00
ler bee sookeg aoe VEALERS 18.50-30.30 18.00-31.00 e 18.00-29.00 18.00-28.75
mare, $225 for horse, $150|STOCKERS & FEEDERS 18.50-26,00 20.00-26.50 - ae q 19.00-24.00
Graysville. Mri te = Hames, | FEEDER CALVES 18.50-28.00 19.00-28.25 DS 18.50-26.00 _ 19.00-26.00















2 young saddle horses, 5 | COWS: : 5 : z Te
mounts, spirited but gentle,| UTILITY & COMMERCIAL 17.75-20.10 18.00-19.25 i 17.75-20.05 _18.00-19.80
also saddles, bridles, breast) GanNeRs & CUTTERS 13.00-18.25 13.25-18.00 : 13.00-18.50 _13.50-18.00
collars, and blankets. In ex-
cellent shape. Carolyn Thom- SPRINGERS 2 - , x a
Bs eee os Tr eoey He Ph. | HOGS: - - : : - 450 -
eave: ce NO. 1 MEAT TYPE oe : 21.50-21.75 .
_ Welsh pony, entle white | No, 1 OTHERS . ne ea is 21.25-21.50 .
ieaimanls iH bale
NO. 2 Ge use oe oe t 20.75-21.50 -



- 20. 25. 21, 25 od



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PAGE SIX _



pink, etc. colored shelled eggs.

_McBridge.

-Cubians, White speckled Law



eld, 4-A grade, healthy and










POULTRY

FOR SALE



Few Imported Chickens
(known as Easter Egg chick-
ens), $35 and $50 pr. Extra
hens, $12 ea. Lay blue, green,

$2.50 ea.

Biddies, $3 ea.; eggs,
L 4, Way-

E. Morgan, Rt.
cross.

Pit Games, hens, pullets
and 1957 hatch stags. Old
time yellow legged Allen
Roundheads, pure Benny Bar-
ker Brown Reds. my own
Pearl-legged McRoundheads
and Confederates, and their
crosses. Letters ans. A. R.
3 McCarley St.,
Douglasville.

Game chickens: 1. and 2
yrs. old dead game, War-
orse, White Champions, Blue

Grays, and others. John E.
Nicholson, Blairsville.
Pit Game hens. $5. ea.:

cocks and stags, $10 to $25
ea.; Clarets, Black Warhorses,
Greys, Carolina Blues. Also
pit game eggs for setting, 15,
$4; 30, $7. S. C. Boroughs.

ue 1, Box 113, Richmond
ill.

50 W. L. layine hens, $75
for the lot. Will not shin.
Hugh Vaughan, Rt. 1, Box 39,
Forest Park. Ph. PO 1-0215.

650 W. L. laying hens and
pullets. also growing pullets,
$1 to $1.50; also feeders, wat-
er troughs. heaters, brooders,
metal nests. egg baskets, etc.
W. J. Sumlin, 730 Grand Av-
enue, N. W., Atlanta 18.

Giant Black Minorca breed-
ing cockerels, $3 ea. Also
giant Black Minorca hatch-
ing eggs, 15, $2.25. PP. L. B.
Millians, 105 Temple Avenue,
Newnan.

20 R. S. Red hens, 11 mos.

nice looking, laying well,
$1.50 ea. at my home, or you



furnish crates. Alex Barfield,
Louisville.

FEEDS PENALIZED FOR FAILURE TO MEET MANUFACTURERS GUARANTEE

GGuaranteed by Manufacturer

i

25 Started BBB Turkey)
hens, about 5 wks. old, $1.75
ea. Edward L. Boyd, 2037
Spring Hill Terrace, Augusta.
Ph. 6-4216.

18 geese, $3 ea., or $5 pr.
Also 4 ducks and 2 drakes,
$10 for lot of 6. J.-D. Med-
ders, Rt. 4, Baxley.

POULTRY

WANTED





Want 2 white turkey hens
at once. Martha Clifton, Rt.
3, Millen.

Want 2 or 3 domesticated
Mallard duck hens. Ray W.
Crockett, 610 Mulberry Street,
Macon. ;

Want 2 BB Red Old Eng-
lish game Bantam hens.
State what you have and
price. John A. Kinsey, Sr.,
318 Crown St., Dalton.

SAME FOWL. etc.

FOR SALE







Americas finest strain
White King Pigeons, $3 pr.
Not less than 2 pr. shipped.
Ogden Geilfuss, C/O Melody
Brook Farm, Rt. 3, Marietta.
Ph. Smyrna HE 5-7385,

Blue Bar Homing Pigeons,
1 mated ovr.. $2.56; one pr.
2-1/2 mos. old, $2, or trade
for 3 purebred Silver Duck-
wing Bantam hens, about 2
yrs. old. Both pay Exp. Chgs.
if trade. Jesse Hudson, Rt. 6,
Carrollton.

Red Carneaux pigeons, $5
pr.; common pigeons, $1 pr.;
white Swiss Homers, $1.50
pr.; Bantam hens for setting,
$1.25 ea.; pr. White African
Guineas, $4 or exch. for 4
large type Brown Leghorr
hens. Starling Yawn, Byrom-
ville. :

2 female Peafowls for sale.
Make offer. Ide Smith, Rt. 1,

'421 Mark Bidg.,

MARKET BULLETIN

No. Bobwhite quail for
breecers or releasing, $3 pr.;
shipped collect. No less than
2 pr. shipped. Chukars, $6
pr.; Golden Sebright ban-
tams, $6 pr.: $8 trio. Also
taking orders for eggs and
young birds. Permit No. 63.
Cc. L. .Cawthon, Riverdale.
Ph. Jonesboro GR_ 8-8106
(after 6 P.M.).

Finest quality breeder stock
Bobwhite quail and Chukars,
all guar. to be healthy, fully
feathered, large size. Booking
orders for shipment of young
birds. Permit No. 3. Ralph E.
Keefer, Lake Harbin Road,
Morrow. Ph. GR 8-8477.

Finest 1957 hatch extra
large No. Bobwhite quail
(bred and improved 38 yrs.).
Adult quail 1 to 3 oz. heavier
tha average. Mature, heavier
bobwhites, $4 pr. up accord-
ing to weights and quality. 5
pvr. Minimum shipped. Permit
No. 43. William A. Thomas,
Atlanta 3.
Ph. MU 8-0866.

Chukars, $5 pr. Good heal-
thy stock. M. S. Stevenson,
833 Martina Dr. N. E., At-
lanta 5. Ph. CE 7-5490.

New Zealand white rabbits,
fine breeding does. $7 up:
bred or open. bucks, $5 up.
All subject to pedigree Jun-
iors, $4 to $5; NZ and An-
gora cross 12 mo. old bucks,
$6; does, $8. C. W. Page, 149
North Avenue, N. E., Atlanta
8.

Guinea pigs (cavies), all

-ages and sizes, $2 and $3 pr.;

also Bantam roosters, 50c ea.
or trade for Bantam hens or
pheasants. James Schinell,
2677 Pharr Road, N. E., At-
lanta 17. Ph. DR 7-4390.

25 Ringneck Pheasant hen
breeders, fine Golden Red
hens and cocks. Mrs. Annie B.
Haygood, Yatesville.

2 gray does, 1 red: and 1
spotted doe, all bred, $4 ea.;
New Zealand white does,
bred, and bucks, $5 ea. John
C. Fields, 1018 W. Poplar



Box 42, Mansfield.

Street, Griffin.

FEBRUARY, 1958



Chinese Ringneck Pheas-{
ants, $7 pr. now laying; Tou-
louse French geese, $10 pr.;
Racing Homer Pigeons, $3.50
pr.; 3prsi: $9.50;-J;- tarot
Street, 3090 Buford Hwy., At-
lanta 6. Ph. ME 4-7888.

Blue Peacocks, any age,
$25; pea-hens, $15. Mrs. Al-
bert T. Matthews, c/o Crystal
Hill, Thomaston. Ph. 5128.

Large Ringneck and Black-
neck Pheasants, real meat
birds, 6 lb. cocks, and 3 to 4
lb. hens. Also large type pure
Mongolian and Mutants. Lim-
ited supply eggs, 30c ea.
Jack Wier, Martinez.

Bobwhite Quail and Chu-
kar Patridge. Reared in large
flight pens, ready for field
release, breeders or eating.
Few. Tenn. Red and Jap
(Coturnix) quail. Will ship.
Sat. guar. Booking orders for
spring and summer del. quail
and Chukar eggs and chicks,
Permit No. 30. Cliff Purcell, |
217 Mt. Vernon Dr., Decatur.
Ph. DR 3-4238. See



ent hives with supers.
P, Turner, :
Dawson.

kars and equip. for r
birds, r
pens, etc. Permit No. 1
T. Baird, c/o Baird &
feys
ment.

so
laying. All for $25 or e
for young reg. Duroc gilt
reg. Hampshire boar. P:
Bennett,

SAME. FOWL, ete

sant hens. State price, ag
and if you can ship.
B. Johnson, Rt. 3,
ville. : ;











Rt. 2, Bo.
No. Bobwhite quails, :
incubators,
Quail Farm,

4: prs. Chukar quail, ;
to start laying, with pens, ;
24 mix. Bantam

Eastman. Ph.
(days). Soe

Want 1 or 2 Golden Phe

Summe





CLASS | MILK

The Price Index for Cla

The increase is attributed t
Whole Price Index, a $2.00

feed price. The Farm Labor

tically balances changes and
the milk price index. :

Index bracket
103.35 - 107.79
107.79 - 112.24
112.24 - 116.69

see Order No. 1200A, Georgia
October 7, 1955,



APRIL 1, 1958

calculated according to the official pricing formula
creased about one point between March 1 and Ap:
from 110.72 to 111.74 but remained in the same brack

price and $1.00 per ton increase in the mixed d

changed from the March report. The formula a

Index brackets and corresponding producer pric S
for Class I milk, Atlanta area: : ea

For complete information on the price brackets,










PRICE INDEX
ss I fluid milk in a :

o a slight increase in
per ton increase in h

Cost Index remained un-
utoma-
produces a net change in

ef en eo

Milk Commission adopted





> =

























































FFound by State Chemist

ALABAMA FLOUR MILLS, Decatur,
2 feeds as declared

ALCO MILLING COMPANY, Atlanta, Georgia

1 feed as declared













PROTEIN
Alabama

ATHENS MILLING COMPANY, Athens, Georgia

1 feed as declared



FFound by State Chemist : eae ed
PPenalized LAVONIA ROLLER MILLS, INC., Lavonia, Georgla foie
: PROTEIN FAT FIBRE Wheat. and Oats ; & 10.00
. BERND COMPANY, Macon, Georgia {P) Fiber F 11.90
Bernds 50% Protein Meat and Bone Meal G 50.00 6.00 3.00 Tugalo River Dairy Feed : : ; S 16.00
(P) Fat F 50.00 4.60 1.50 (P) Protein and Fat F 14,00 ~~
CARR AND BOATRIGHT, Sandersville, Georgia Georgia Best Dairy Feed G 16.00
Ground Crimped Oats G 11.00 4.00 12.00 (P) Fat F 3406 2
(P) Fiber F 1250 5.90 13.80 cs
SITY MILLS COMPANY, Columbus, Georgia PELHAM OIL AND FERTILIZER COMPANY, Pelham, Georgia
Peanut Vine Hay and Molasses G 8.00 3.00 24.00 Prime Quality Cottonseed Meal - 36% Protein Cottonseed Meal
(P) Fat F 10.00 1.70 25.70 : G 36.00.
LIO MILLING COMPANY, Clic, Alabama ; (P) Fiber F 35.10
} Ground Peanut Vine Hay with Cane Molasses SG 8.00 3.00 30.00 : :
(P) Fat F 12.50 2.00 23.50; PURITAN MILLS, Atlanta, Georgia
THE COLORADO MILLING AND ELEVATOR COMPANY, Denver, Colorado Socienereet:: Poley: Feng
Wheat Gray Shorts and Screenings G 16.00 3.50 6.00 {P) Fat F 22.80
(P) Fiber H : ig
, : Rea eee co: SN coe Oe WL boon Georgia
OWDLE WHOLESALE GROCERY COMPANY, Franklin, North Carolina Cherokee Brand 41% Protein Cottonseed Meal - Prime Quality
Sunrise 24% Protein Dairy Feed G 24.00 2.50 14,00 G 41,00.
(P) Fat F 29.20 1.90 13.20 5 (P) Fiber FB 42.50
ERIE ALFALFA MILLS, INC., Erie Michigan THE SOUTHERN COTTON OIL COMPANY, Savannah, Georgia
Erie Brand Alfalfa Meal - Medium Ground GS 13.00 1.50 33.00 Sco-Co 36% Protein Cottonseed Meal - Prime Quality G 36.00.
(P) Fiber fF 14.50 1.50 37,90 (P) Fiber F 35.10
HARTWELL ROLLER MILL, Hartwell, Georgia SWIFT AND COMPANY, East Point, Georgla c
Our Favorite 16% Dairy Feed G 16,00 3.50 8.00 Swift's Cottonseed Meal 36% Protein G 36.00 -
a kg, (OF Biber F 18.10 3.50 11.10 (P) Fiber F 40.00
HERMITAGE FIED MILLS, Nesville, Tennessee VALDA WOOTEN, McRae, Georgia
Big Tenn. 16% Protein Daiir Feed G 16.00 2.50 15,00 Wooten's Snap Corn SG 38.00
Pe aa eee tP) bet F 22.00 2.50 18,30 (P) Fiber F 8.00
FEEDS FAILING TO MEET MANUFACTURERS GUARANTEE BUT WITHIN
j cen
AND FEEDS FOUND AS DECLARED - FEBRUARY, 1958
GGuaranteed by Manufacturer : PROTEIN FAT



FAT

Fipre| ATLAS FEED MILLS, INC., Atlanta, Georgia

1 feed as declared

AUBREY FEED MILLS, Louisville, Kentucky

6 feeds as declared

BAXLEY MILLING COMPANY, Baxley, Georgia
i 1 feed

as declared

Kot



ATLANTA MILLING COMPANY, Atlanta, Georgia

1 feed as declared

oe Cte a Be fe B her OG

BIRDSEY FLOUR AND FEED MILLS, Macon, Georgia
11 feeds as declared

1 ests 1 Bete ese ae es

(Continued On Page









(Continued From Page Six)
oe Manufacturer



PROTEIN FAT

AND FEEDS FOUND AS DECLARED - FEBRUARY,

























1 DAIRY PRODUCTS COMPANY, INC., Cedartown, oe
declared

| COTTON OIL COMPANY, Macon, Georgia
declared








1958




PROTEIN FAT FIBRE






MOSTELLER FLOUR AND FEED COMPANY, Chamblee, Georgia
1 feed as declared





MUTUAL COTTON OIL COMPANY, Ozark, Alabama
1 feed as declared



NASHVILLE MILLING COMPANY, Nashville, Georgia
1 feed as declared

THE NEW ERA MILLING COMPANY, Arkansas City, Kansas
Polar Bear Wheat Gray Shorts and Ground Wheat Screenings not exceeding 8%













16.00. 3:50 6.00

~ * Fiber High F 18.40 3.70 6.50
NUTRENA MILLS, INC., Minneapolis, Minnesota
Nutrena Complete Egg Ration G 16.00 4.00 6.00
* Fat Low F 19.00 3.60 5.10

4 feeds as declared -
OCONEE ROLLER MILLS, Seneca, South Carolina









$01 COMPANY, ING. Fort Wayne, Indiana
stared







COMPANY, LAKELAND, Florida
as declared

_ COMPANY, | Columbus, Gecrsia
clared





LS, | INC., Cincinnati, Ohio



as declared |
re = au COMPANY, Cornelia, Georgia



4.50

G
* Fat low > F 23.70 4.10 \
G 18.00 4.00
* Fat Low FE 20.60 3.70

4.50
2.80
8.00
6.20













16.00
F 19.40

4.00
4.10

6.00
6.50













JTUAL _EXCHANGE, Lawrenceville, Georgia
feed as declared

IGHT as COMPANY, ele Georgia |













_ Feedright right 40% lement G 40.00 2.50 8.00
Ps - - Protein Low F. 39.50 2.80 7.30
feeds as Sealand
! RIVER MILLS, INC., Bainbridge Georgia :
< pectoret
iLL MILLING COMPANY, Gainesville, Georsie /
feeds as | declared
LD PROOF ELEVATOR, Louisville, Kentucky
c oof Corn Feed Meal - 4 G 10.05 2.50 8.50
ae #7 Protein Low F 9.50 3.50 3.50



AND HUNTER COMPANY, Chicago, Illinois
feed as declared



ALE FLOUR te Griffin-Fr. Naliey. Georgia
Benet















l



STATE RICE MILLING COMPANY, INC., Abbeville, Louisiana





declared
:MILLEN FEED MILLS, Fort Wayne, Indiana
as declared
LING COMPANY, LTD., hana. Georgia
as gece































Oconees Best Gray Shorts G 15.00 3.50 _ $6.00.
* Fat Low F 15.50 3.10 4.90
OSEEOLA FRUIT DISTRIBUTORS, Kissimmee, Fiorida 3
ta Citrus Pulp G 6.00 3.00 15.00
* Fat Low F-7-20 2.80 13.00
THE THOMAS PAGE MILLING COMPANY, Tepeka, Kansas ;
Page's Wheat Shorts with Ground Wheat Screenings G 16.00 3.50 6.00
* Fiber High F 17.50 3.70 6.50

2 feeds as declared

PASCO PACKING COMPANY, Dade City, Florida
1 feed as declared :








PILLSBURY MILLS, ING., Clinton, lowa ;

Pillsbury's Wheat Bren with Ground Wheat Screenings not exceeding 8%
G 14.50 3.50

F 18.40 3.60

11.00
* Fiber High 11.20

3 feeds cs declared

PRESLEY AND VAUGHN, Toccoa, Georgia
1 feed as declared

PRODUCERS RICE MILL, INC., apeteaes: Arkanses
1 feed as declared










PURITAN MILLS, Atlanta, Georgia
1 feed as declared

THE QUAKER OATS COMPANY, Chicago, Illinois seed
| 8 feeds as declared -

RALSTON PURINA COMPANY, St. Louis, Missouri
Purina Omolene

33 feeds as declared

RED HAT FEED MILLS, Tunnel Hill,
2 feeds as declared

ROBERTS RICE MILLS, INC., Weiner, Arkansas







10.00
12.00

3.00

n@

* Fat Low


































Georgia





Rice Mill By-Products G 6.00 5.00 28.00
* Fat Low, Fiber High F 6.50 4.30 29.40
ROME OIL MILL, Rome, Georgia
Cherekee Brand 41% Protein Cottonseed Meal - Prime
Quality G 41.00 3.00 14.00
* Fiber High F 45.60 3.70 18.36::

2 feeds as declared

SALEM MILLING COMPANY,
1 feed as declared

SCHOEN BROTHERS, INC., Atlanta, Georgia
1 feed as declared

SCOTT FARM SUPPLY, Claxton, Georgia
1 feed as declared



Covington, Georgia

























































SENECA OIL MILL, Seneca, South Carolina
4 feeds as declared
SMITH'S FARM SUPPLY, Reidsville, Georgia
1 feed as declared
THE SOUTHERN COTTON OIL COMPANY, Huntsville, Alabama
$co-Co Brend 41% Pretein Cottonseed Meal - Prime Quality - Ist Class :
G 41.00 3.00 814.00
* Fiber High F 42.50 3.00 15.30
THE SOUTHERN COTTON OIL COMPANY, Savannah, Georgia 3
1 feed as declared
,| SOUTHERN FRUIT DISTRIBUTORS, INC., Criando, Florida
2 feeds as declared
SOUTHERN MILLING COMPANY, Augusta, Georg!a
feeds as declared
SOUTHERN STATES FEED CORPORATION, Red Ock, Georgia
2 s as declared :
SOUTHEASTERN MILLS, INC., Rome, Georgia a
3 feeds as declared ~ {
SPARTAN GRAIN AND MILL COMPANY, Spartanburg, South Carolina = rs
Sporten Quality 20% Dairy Feed G 20.00 3.00 9.00 ;
* Fiber High F 23.40 3.20 9.40 oa
2 feeds as declared ee
STANDARD FEED MILLING COMPANY, Macon, Georgia Ee
1 feed as declared
STANDARD FEED MILLS, Inc., Gainosville, Georgia e
1 feed as declared ae
J. A. STEPHENS MILLING COMPANY, Register, Georgia ie
1 feed as declared
SWIFT AND COMPANY, East Point, Georgia ao
Swift's Cottonseed Meal or Peilets - 36% Protein - Prime Quality
G 36.00 2.50 16.00 :
* Fiber High F 40.00 3.60 17.60 > 4
SWIFT AND COMPANY, Augusta, Georgia i =
1 feed as declared . y
THOMAS MILLING COMPANY, Hazlehurst, Georgia
1 feed es declared
WESTERN GRAIN COMPANY, Birmingham, Alabama
2 feeds as declared a
VALDA WOOTEN, McRae, Georgia x
1 feed as declared
As Declared ae 199 H
Penolized 18
Other Violations ..... __ . 7
TOTAL 234












PAGE EIGHT

Bruceollis Eradication

(Continued From Page 1)

erinarians are assigned specific areas for

. testing.

.. In order for a county to be certified as
a modified brucellosis free county, the re-
sults of these tests must show not more
than one per cent of infected cattle in not
more than five percent of all herds.

If the county tested does not meet
these standards, it may not be certified
until necessary re-tests have been con-

ducted disclosing less than the required
percentage of infection,

Farm Milk Storage

(Continued From Page 1)



-and certain safety features before type ap-
proval is given.

_ Experience has revealed that our ef-
fort has saved multiplied thousands of
-Gollars for producers as well as distribu-
tors.

Since there are factors which must be
considered before installation is made in
the milk room, it is well that each pros-
pective purchaser of a tank contact Health
authorities who have jurisdiction in their
locality and know the requirements for
installation such as distance from walls,
height from floor, port hole angle; and,
if the tank has been approved by the Geor-
gia Health Department.

Your installation man is eapacied to
set the tank in the correct position and
level so that it will be ready for the
Weights and Measures inspector to check.

There are approximately 800 tanks
now located on farms in Georgia which
have been approved. Your Department
has qualified inspectors to check your cal-
ibration, working with equipment certi-
fied to by the National Bureau of Stand-



Nathan

Large eres pura: ae Ball Ground.
@a.;. sanded and _ shellacked, 3 t
$1 ea. Large pkg. of Martin h ae 7
its seed, 25c. Add postage. | 2@s; Beane



rs. W. W. Lowman, Rt. 5, Won't ship. W. H. Burnette,

lijay.

Cleaned fresh Sassafras
roots, approx. 1 lb. bundles, gal.
50c ea. plus sufficient post-

Rt. 1, Toccoa.

812, Douglasville, $1 gal.,

149 North Ave.,

BB Bronze Turkey eggs, id. Mrs, C H
$3 doz. PP. W. T. Flint, Rt.|anta 8 Ph. TR 4-6452. 5 Buiay. ae
, Lincolnton.

Dried apples,
Booking orders for large} dried, 50c Ib.
also White African Guinea

eggs for April, May and June Ellijay.
delivery. $2.50. doz. FOB.
Herschel H. Hutchins, Turner
Hill Rd., Lithonia. Ph. 6572.

eRes $1.75 doz. at my place.
ae Bridges, Sharpsburg.

Bellwood Road, Millwood.

Elecampane,
mus, Horehound, Tansy,

ards. We urge that you ae at a



Nice 1957 crop shade cured| Calif. multiplying beer seed,
MISCELLANEOUS Sage, $1.40 lb; 5 Ibs. or} 25c start, and 3e stamped en-
more, $1.25 Ib. No orders for| velope with ea. order. Miss

FOR SALE less than 1 lb. PP. Mrs.|Ruth Weeks, Dial. :
Weatherby,

sugar
at myhome. Mrs. Ruby Brown, Rt. 2, Toc-

Jerusalem artichokes, $1.50| stalk at Hampton. Roy T.

to 2nd zone; $1.75 to| Greer, Hampton.

3rd zone; $10 bu. prepaid, or

age, preferably in stamps. 2
Robert Parson, Rt. 1, Dox $8 Chg. collect; at my home,|and Blood root and Yellow
$7 bu. C. W. Page,| dock and wild Cherry bark,
N. E, At-| : variety, 2 Ibs. $1.50 post-

bright, sun-

and postage.| beer seed, 20c start, 12 starts,
white and Mallard Duck eggs,| Mrs. Lillian Mooney, Rt. B,|$1 postpaid. Mrs. Earl Fin-

25 hives of Bees in bought
stand, in good shape, for sale.
W. O. Purcell, Rt. 9, Cleve-| safras bark, 1 Ib.
Greenhead Mallard duck! land Rd. Gainesville, a ee we

Print feed sacks,
Dy hed and ironed, no

Green Sugar Cane, $35 M.|.7> WS :
or $5 C. Guy Waters. Rt 2) holes, 1 to 3 alike, 3 for $1.
Add 23c postage on 3 sacks. 606 College: St.,
Below * Cala. Mrs. P. E. Trayler, Rebeeca.| Ph. TEr 2- -3198,

factory calibrated tank,

Working through your distributor with:
advance notice, we are in a position to
reach your farm and make a test for ac-
curacy of the calibration, make adjust-
ments where necessary on legs, cement
the legs to floor if approved and help you
to start your operation off right.

New National Swine Litter
56-Day Weight Record Set

A purebred litter has established a
new national 56-day litter record for all
breeds of swine, according to the Ameri-
can Landrace Association,

The Kaeding Brothers of Bridgman,
Mich., reported that they farrowed an 18
pig litter Sept. 14 (16 of the 18 lived)
which was raised to a total litter weight
of 939 pounds at 56 days.

The previous record was 935 pounds,
established two years ago in Latimer,
Iowa, by a Landrace litter raised by Don
Koch.

The litter was entered in the Michi-



gan State sow testing program which calls

for 35 day weights, and at 5 weeks this
litter weighed 460 1/2 pounds. They were
not fed any pig pellets until the fifth
week, For the first four weeks the litter

| lived off the sows milk with a slight sup-

plement of cows milk.

Hereford Sale Announced

The sixth annual Piedmont Hereford
Association sale will be held in Athens,
April 18 at 1 p.m.

A special attraction of the sale =a be
the sale of club steers for boys and girls.
These steers will be eligible for 4-H and
FFA members to enter in the 1959 fat cat-
tle shows.

Rt. 3, Hand gathered, washed,

shade dried Sage, $1.50 Ib.;
cured|10 lbs. or more, $1. 28 Ib. PP.

coa.

Sey. thousand stalks old
fashioned Sugar Cane, 7c

Red Sassafras, Yellow, Poke

Fresh Calif. multiplying

cher, Rt. 2, Bremen.
Yellow, Blood, Sarsaparilla

$1. 15: wild Cherry and Sas-

ea. Add 25c postage. Miss
Grace E. Parks, Rt. 3, Elli-
100 Ib. jay. The

Buttes cane roots, 50c Ib.
and postage. Denver Holland,

Egypt.

: state,



. Average corn yields in Georgia are up 24 bu
root, 1 Ib. box, $1 ea. or 2 for| ang can go higher. That's the word from up 24 bush
agents with the Agricultural en. Service. The }
corn yields elimbing, they sa
hybrid and then follow the
recommended by Extension,

recommended hybrids for 57 are Coker ail f

rn, Dixie 18 if you prefer yellow. __ i
' Take a look at the following table. It shows hat
Cartotiton s corn varieties in tests at the Coastal Plain E

d is evidence enough of why Coke
recommended varieting this of ee

white co



































Mexico marched ehroinell the Cot on
and when they reached the coast in
sensitive Sea Island plants were
Extra-long staple hae sh '





At last, in 1953, Dr. w. E toa
University of Arizona developed
brid, Pima S-1, which promised to tt
United States back in the prestige co
business, Southwestern enawees: gay
a try.



Last year, the United Sta
ported some 60,000 bales of e
staple, a record since the he
Island. For once the extra-lon
growers could say, as they do in pr
ous times, that they. were ae



Four Georg) ia A
To Aneue Nationa

Four Georgia 4-H Club mel
been chosen to attend the 195
4-H Conference in Washington,
June. This is the highest hor
come to any 4-H lub member



4-Hers was announced by To: :
Walton, state 4-H Club leader, .



their 4-H Club careers.
CORN, CORN - - MORE



to 2
Y; to start with a recommend:
fertiisation and cultural practic














Blue Gill Bream Finger- Ringneck pheasant hatching
Houseleek, Feverfew, 20 lings, by truck delivery or] &88s, i doz. at farm, or $1.25| Hybrid
rooted bunch; Carriander and at my farm after April 15,|d0z. del. Now ready. J.
Senna seed, 10c Tbsp.; flow- Lanier Craft, Clayton. Roquemore, RFD 2, Ameri-
ering pepper, 3 dif. kinds, 5c cus.
Por Add poctes. Mrs. Ralph} Good, nice pop corn for White
ae 1, Lawrence-| home use, 40c pt. and post- Coker 811
ville, ee Martha Walker, Rt. MISCELLANEOUS Whatley Prolifi
eR sega hams, ay Mey, : aoe
cured an ickory smoked Country cured and smok- Tie ixie 1
28 lbs. See. H. E. Smith, Rt.|ed meat: hams, 9 to 14 lbs., pase iesaa Wood S-211

1, Hogansville. (7 mi. Se).

Cypress, Locust, Black
Gum, Pine long and short
fence posts for sale, Will del.
H. C. Pittman, 457 Sweat|1lb. and postage,
Street, Homerville. Phillivs. Rt.



65c lb.; Sides, 7 to 10 Ibs.,

40c lb. R. F, Burch, c/o

Burchaven Farm, Eastman.
Bright ,sundried apples, 50c| Advise what you have. E. O.

1, Royston.



home grown corn last fall.

Lester| Vickery, Rt. 2,
Tucker.





{ Box 433,




Want salt cured side of| Pfister (P.A.G.) 486 sf
meat from hog fattened on| McCurdy 1002A
McCurdy 1001A (3-yr. average) scneleeet
Funk G-740 (3-yr, average) ..



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