Farmers and consumers market bulletin, 1958 July 16

Commissioner

Bulletin

Phil Campbell,































d the weighing methods, truck
n varied as much as 30 pounds:
ame warehouse.

air difference was due to the
authorized hand trucks in trans-
tobacco. The trucks must be of

ectors were often told ae operators

nly the six or eight trucks which had
cked and equalized would be
le weighing. However, a later
: | reveal that trucks which had

xisted, welders and carpenters
in to eqtalize the trucks and
nspector called for the re-
of all tobacco in the warehouse.

inspector has com-
s check for the make
1 warehouse sale, he records

a particular warehouse.

oproval sticker for the current
en placed on each truck allowed
in the sale.

hen the inspector re-enters
use for a periodical re-check of
in, in process, the sticker is in
1 the truck. In this manner
es ure that only the trucks

| he will re-check the scales
ire set up for the particular

WEDNESDAY, JULY 16, 1958

BACCO WEIGHING CHECKED

NUMBER 45





fore weights and measures inspec-

eight as they are used on the

n Okayed are being used





TALMADGE FIGHTING
FOR COTTON FARMER

I have received a letter from Sen.
Herman Talmadge that I am sure
Georgia cotton farmers will find in-
teresting. It reads in part as follows:

For your information I am here-
with enclosing copies of the farm bill
approved by the Senate Agriculture
Committee and the report on it.

I fought in Committee for a pro-
vision to prevent any cut in allotment
for farmers with 15 or less acres of

' cotton, but the most with which the
Committee would go along was 10 or
less acres. That will protect the pres-
ent acreage of 74 percent of our Geor-
gia farmers.

Let me emphasize that my pro-
viso does not guarantee a minimum of
10 acres but rather only that no farm-
er with 10 or less acres shall have his
present allotment cut.

Certainly this legislation for
which Sen. Talmadge is working
would be of great benefit to the ma-
jority of our Georgia cotton farmers.
It would protect them from further
acreage cuts and allow them to grow
enough cotton to make cotton pro-
duction worth while. It is my hope
that Congress will agree with Sen.
Talmadge and include this provision
in any new farm legislation.

Phil Campbell





Commissioner of Agriculture





scale might serve only as an estimating
machine.

As a further precaution, a law was
passed in 1956 which requires all persons
weighing tobacco to be licensed and bond-
ed with the Department of Agriculture.

Inaccurate weighing procedures are

the exception, not the rule. Most of the
scales checked by the inspectors have been
found to be operating properly, within
the prescribed tolerance. State inspec-

- tors will be working constantly through-
out the 1958 tobacco season to keep the

scales accurate as a protection to the buy-
er and the seller.



Coffee County F. B.
Likes Two-Price Plan

At a meeting of the Farm Bureau
members of Coffee County, Georgia at
Douglas, Georgia on May 24th., 1958, at
which 502 farmers were present, the fol-
lowing resolution was read, introduced

_and passed unanimously by the farmers

present: :

We unanimously approve of the two |
(2) price program advocated by Senators
Talmadge and Russell and others with re-
ference to export crops. We urge that Sen-
ators Talmadge and Russell introduce leg-
islation whereby the farmer may plant
what he wants to plant and sell his crops
for the best price he can get, with the
Federal Government paying him the dif-
ference between the price he receives for
commodities sold for domestic consump-
tion and 100 per cent of parity.

We commend Senator Russell, Senator
Talmadge, Congressman Whitten of Mis-
sissippi and Commissioner of Agriculture,
Phil Campbell and other Senators, Con-
gressmen and public officials for their
support for this new plan for agriculture.

We urge that all farmers write Con-
gressmen and Senators and other inter-
ested parties to support this new Nation-
al farm program and that a copy of this

_ resolution be furnished to all Georgia

Congressmen and Senators and to the
local, State and National press.

We also urge that the Georgia State
Farm Bureau advocate and support this
plan.

Coffee County Farm Bureau

N.C. Plymale, President





Agricultural
CALENDAR

July 21 (Corrected Date), Atlanta
Georgia Holstein Ass'n. Sale. South-
eastern Fair Grounds.

July 28-29, Atlanta Georgia Milk
Producers Ass'n. Convention.

July 28-20, Americus 4-H Southwest
District Project Achievement Meet-
ing.









Georgia, First:

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FARM WORK

WAN

Man wants job on dairy,
poultry, or vegetable farm.
Drive truck and tractor. Dont
drink. Need house wired for
stove. Move anywhere any-
time. William Malcom, Rt. 5,
Cumming.

55 yr. old white man, wife,
and 2 children (25 yr. old
son to work), want job on
chicken or dairy farm. Drive
truck and tractor. Sober and
reliable. Have to be moved.
Oscar Lovinggood, Rt. 4, El-
berton.

41 yr. old man and wife
want job on poultry farm or
doing regular farm work. Can
give Ref. Have to be moved.
Prefer No. Ga. Tom Castley,
Rt. 1, Box 183, Wrightsville.

Woman wants place with 8
er 10,000 cap. chicken house
on halves or wkly. pay. Want
4 or 5 R. house, wired for
Elec. stove, and on_ school
route. Have to be moved. Let-
ters Ans. Mrs. Edith Dodd.
Star Route, Gainesville.

Honest, reliable, 38 yr. old
white man with wife and 6
children, want job tending to
laying hens or broilers for
- weekly salary. Jimmy Posten,
Rt. 3, Dahlonega.

53 yr. old white man, wife,
and 18 yr. old daughter wants
job on poultry farm at rea-
sonable salary. Have 25 yrs.
Exp. Can furnish Ref. Drive
truck and tractor. Have to be
moved. E. W. Shirlev, c/o
Oscar Baird, Rt. 1, Brasel-
ton.

White man, 26 yrs. old,
with wife and baby, wants
job on farm, with weekly sal-
ary and house furnished. Can
drive and keep in order trac-
tor, truck, also do rough car-

| E. Hunter, Rt.



Want white woman, 45-64
yrs. old, to do light farm
work on a farm. $12 week
and room and board. Letters
ans. Mrs. Sarah Maner, Rt. 1,
Box 97, Griffin.

Want middleaged, Chris-
tian woman to do light farm
work on farm. Fair salary
and board. Mrs. A: D. Jones,
Rt. 1, Cumming.

Want middleaged Christian
woman to do light farm work
on farm. Reasonable salary,
private room and board. Mrs.

C. Mobley, Concord. Ph.
SY 5-2262. ,

Want single man with some
income to work on farm and
garden on shares. Good house
with conveniences. Mrs. E. B.
Clark, 3744 Clark Road,
Ellenwood. Ph. TR 6-538.

SALE EVENTS

August 11 & 12 Monday
and Tuesday ... at Val-
dosta, Lowndes County,
Tom Hewitts Pony Auc-
tion: Sale, s/s very. large
selection of both using and
breeders, with both Grade
and Registered ponies on
Auction. Public invited.

EQUIPMENT

FOR SALE









Fairbanks riding rotary
blade mower, in good cond.,
$600; also Elec. water pump,
tank and filter, good cond. for
sale. Miss Elizabeth L. King,
Rt. 2, Timber Ridge Rd., Mar-
ietta.

John Deere No. 227 two row
corn picker, good cond. for
sale; Also. want 30 in. 5-V Belt
pulley and 4 in. Diaphragm
pump. Lesle R. Bowers, c/o
Gordy Farms, Rt. 3, Newnan.

Allis Chalmer WC tractor, H
Farmall tractor, 6 can Intnl
milk cooler, and areator, with
pump and motor for sale. Fraz
ier Copelan, Rt. 4, (Gresham-
ville), Madison. Ph. Greens-

boro, 6634.
2 Massey Harris corn pick-
TED ers, one used one season

White, married man wants
job on farm, looking after
cows, or any other farm work.
Honest, sober and willing to
work. Can move at once.
Come see. Olen Lowery, Pitts.

Man with 10 yrs. poultry
and cattle Exp. wants job
on farm with good man. R.
M. Blackwell, Panola Rd.,
Lithonia, Ph. 6510.

FARM HELP

WANTED







Want at once, reliable,
white woman, respectable, to
live on farm with elderly
woman and do light farm
work, for private room, board
and small salary. Mrs. W. E.
betel cowh Rt. Cy Box 6; Grif=
in.

Want couple to share crop
and help with work on farm.
Consider with one child. R.
1, Byron. Ph.
WO 33-4344.

Want white man without
dependents to live on farm
and assist with farm chores
and garden, for small salary.
Permanent home if. satisfac-
tory. Roscoe Carden, Morrow
Road, Rt. 1, Box 185, Forest
Park.

Want small Exp. family to
manage 2 H. truck farm with
few cattle. Must be willing
workers, dependable, honest
and sober. S. S. Storer, c/o
Storers Ranch, Rt. 4, Doug-
lasville,

Want man for general work
on So. Ga. Ranch. 35-45 yrs.
old. Prefer man with timber
experience. Small family.
Must be used to living in
country. No drunkards. Write.
George Varn, Box 205, Folks-



penter work. James Donald
Hayes, Rt. 2, Buford: Dr.;
Lawrenceville,



ton,

mounted 2-row, excellent cond
other new one-row pull type.
T. R. Breedlove, c/o Breed-
loves Dairy Farm, Monroe.

Ph. 5211,

Irrigation plant complete
aluminum pipe, Rainbird)
sprays, end plugs, etc. all
good cond; also tractor with
power driven mower and I H
combine for sale. L. B. Hunk,
447 Buford Road, Macon.

Allis Chalmer bulldozer, like
new with hydraulic blade,
2,000.00; TD. 18 - Bulldozer
with pan and 8-10 yd. La Tour
neau pan, like new, $5,500;
Ford truck with lowboy Tan-
dem trailer, $1700. Frank Bur-

dett, Rt. 1, Old Natl Hwy.,
Riverdale. (3 mi. S. College
Park).

2 disc tiller, works on Cub
Farmall tractor for sale or
trade for 1 disc side plow to
aoe on same. Emory Butts,
Rt. 1, Rocky Face.

Power unit 60 Allis Chalm-
er fuel burner, in good shape;
for quick sale. Jake Weeks,
Rt. 1, Norman Park.

Model 116 John Deere hay
baler, wire tie, 4 cylinder en-
gine,, $650; also mowing blade,
post hole digger, dump rake,
and Cordwood saw for Ford
tractor. Jack Crowder, 2022
Pe eae Ave., Atlanta 10. Ph.

IJ Case model 1947 ,tractor,
pull type, (hay wheel on back)
runs fairly well, fair tires, no
starter, $150. Ray Riley, Rt. 4,
Allen Rd., Austell. Ph. 8991.

C-14 Cotton picker mounted
on Super C Intnl tractor; also
deep well 1/2 HP jet pump and
pipe for sale, J. L. Olliff, Rt. 5,
Moultrie.

cond. for sale cheap for cash.



son, Waco,

2



with Diesel motor, 340 ft. 2 in.}

Mule mower and rake good ;

also 2 H. wagon, T. H. Patter-

WC Allis Chalme
with sower take-off mowing

harrow for sale or trade for
Farmall Cub with power take-
off, lift mowing machine and
other equip O. R. Cheek, Rt. a5
Conyers. Ph. 3000.

I H. drawn hay rake, good
as new; 60 tooth, dbl. smooth
ing harrow, almost new Cole

H. ripper; and several stocks
and cultivators each Sell or
exch. for cattle or Red hens.
LT. Tone: Rid, Boe 164
Bremen. Ph. 3039.

TD-18 Intn] farm bulldozer
and 1 lowboy for sale. Bryant
Ivey, Rt. 1, Tennelle.

JD 6 ft. combine with en-
gine,, model 12-A; JD 10 ft.
side delivery rake, both excel-
lent cond; also Avery tractor
and 4 disc plow fro sale. J.
P. Singleton, Fort Valley. Ph.
TA 5-5940.

52-R Intn] Harvester com~-
bine with new canvas and pick
up fingers motor driven, in
good cond., $150. Fred Spre-
well, Rt. 2, Carrollton.

Ford pick-up Automatic hay
kaler with motor, baled less
than 1,000 bales hay, $1,000.;
also Allis Chalmer combine,
model 40 running cond., $150.
J. C. Broome, RFD 2, McBean
Ph. Augusta, 20748.

Ford lift type rear attached
mower, good cond., except
blades. E. B. Freeney, Thomas-
ville Hwy., Quitman.

Intn] Harvester Silage cut-
er, model 20-C, in excellent
cond., cut 200 Acres. Henry
Simpson, Rt. 2, Cochran.

also 2 disc plow and Simplex
Cotton duster. Kelvin G. Oz-
burn, c/o Ga. State Patrol,
Madison. Ph. 705.

1950 MT John Deere trac-
tor with cultivator, planters,
2 disc plow, cutting harrow ,all |
good cond., priced reasonable.
Letters ans. Eugene Pulliam,
Rt. 1, Calhoun.

1H. hay rake; 1 H. mowing
chine, for hay cutting; also
small 2-wheel trailer for sale.
Quince Durden, Adrian.

Horse drawn, 3 roller Sor-
ghum mill, good shape, also
good copper pan, $90 or trade
for good mule or young cow.
Bud Holland, Coogler Rd., Dal
ton.

44-K Special Massey Harris
tractor ,good as new late 1956
model. with Taylor Way 10
disc harrow, for sale cheap.
K. B. Young, Rt. 3, Lithonia.

Cub Farmall tractor, good
cond., good tires, lights and
starter, hydraulic lift, front
mounted disc tiller, pick-up
harrow, mowing machine, dis-
tributor and planter cultiva-
tor, $600. Frank Carroll, Rt. 1,
Villa Rica.

McCormick mower,
mule drawn rake, $10; Cole
planters, $10; also plows ,in

machine and bush and ee

planter, Guano Distributor, 2}

| 1946 model, 60 row crop 1

Super C Farmall tractor, res} tr ce
cently overhauled, good cond;

$503)






































large farm
dean ree12, 50 ea;
churns, $10 ea; Daisy
churn,: > S -gal;;-6-alsi
rake perfect cond., new
$20. W..C. Matthews,
Ph. Dublin, BR 23398.

and 2-4 ft. long 1 reasonal
L. Meaders, 335 te
Ave., Savannah, >

Want 6 to 8000 lb fo:
for handling logs eo I
WF. Blac 2
342, Griffin. Ph. 7966.

Want one drag pan and
nections for Ferguson tra
Advise cond, and pri
junk, : fh. He Vanlandin
Howard.

Want pe well winee
1/2 HP motor, with tank
good cond. within 50 mi. ra
of Atlanta. R. N. Tarran
Ethel St. N. W., Ae
TR 6- 1337, -

Want distributor for Oli

tor, 4 cylinder. L. E. Bro
omens Lashonia. Ph. Stone I

Want used poultry fe
and be one
house. G. W. B talock, 3
Dalton.

Wickine
35, Bliue Ridge.

Want good used |
mower for tractor. Riley
Couch, Senoia. :

Want. earth (dirt) mo
equip. One to two yd.
with or without tractor. E.
Wantland, P. O. Box 12,
ner Robins.

Want large Farm Bell, 30
or more in diameter, in 0
cond. Prefer in No. Ga. '
pick up. State price.
Heras: 13 Aberdeen St. N
Atlanta 7.

Want 2-wheel cart.

height of wheels, width of
le, other information, co
and price. A. P.- Eee
1001 Peachtree Rd., Augu:

SEED & PLANTS

FOR SALE

White nest onions, Red
lions and Button oe

al. each, Add postage. G.
fron Rt. 1, Ball Ground

ee By grass
pees $20 cwr: Wayans
ooks, Newton.

White nest onions,
old time white
runner garden a 500





usable cond. M. R. Maynard,
W. Athens St., Winder.

cup. PP in Ga. Gennia
Rt. 1, Ball






CLASS | MILK

JULY

calculated according to the

The formula automatically

October 7, 1955.





The Price Index for Class I fluid milk in Geor,

creased between June 1 and July 1 from 107.90
114.11 and moved upward one bracket. The change is
attributed to an increase in prices of hay and mi
dairy feed. The Wholesale Price Index decreased
ly. Other variables remained unchanged from June

duces a net change in the milk price index.

Index brackets and corresponding ee price
for Class I milk, Atlanta area:
Index Bracket

107.79 - 112.24 --~+-- - $6.93/ew

112.24 - 116.69 ------ 7.20/ew
11680)5 feris< Se oss Moe

see Order No. 200A, Gerla Milk Compaen

aa


PRICE INDEX

1, 1958














official pricing formula,

ii

balances changes and -

pata : r

a
















od tender old time Crease
cornfield bean seeds ,and

ink peanut bean seeds,
cup or 2 cups, $1. Add post
Mrs. Carl Smith, Rt. 3,
Mii:





| fashion tender crease-
cornfield bean seed and
pink peanut beans, 55
or 2 cups, $1. Add postage.
. Bessie Silvers, Rt. 1, Car







1 white shallots, new
$1.25 C. Mrs. B. Robin-
, Greenville. : i
. C, Short Stem, Heading
Ga. Collard plants, 50e C;
$1.50; $2.50 M; also Cat-
and Sage plants, 10c ea; $1
All Del. Leila Phillips, Rt.
yston, Sse
w Marglobe and Rutger
to plants, now ready, 50c
M. FOB my home. Add
age. H. F, Seay, Rt. 2, 3917
thersville Rd., Ellenwood.
ov. Insp. La. Cooper skin
to plants, $3 M. del. or
for print feed sacks. Miss
rence OQuinn, Rt. 2, Sur-













ov. Insp. Red Skin Puerto
Plants, $3 M. Del No
S. Paul Lightsey, Scre-




Small white nest or mul-
ying onion sets for planting
pickles, $1.25 gal. bucket
, plus postage. Mrs. R. M.
ocke, Quitman. : :

Ga. Collard and Dutch and
Wakefi epoce Gs:
, $1.50; $2.50 M. del; $2 at
n Rutger tomato and Bell
pper plants, 75 C-del; $4
at farm. No checks. O. L.
up, Jr., Rt. 2, Gainesville
Late Flat Dutch and Wake
field Cabbage, Ga. Collards,
35c C; 500, $1.50; $2.50 M del.
M. at my home; Bell pepper
Rutger tomato, $4 M. del
g tomatoes, 75c doz. Del.
_ Wethersford, Rt. 2,
inesville. ia
Ga. Collards, Dutch and
Wakefield Cabbage, 75 C;
ec del. $2 Mat farm Rut-



1r tomato and Bell peppers,
C del. $5 M del; $4 at farm.
No checks nor CODs. J. E. Hol
brook, Rt. 2, Gainesville.

Late Flat Dutch and Copen-
gen Cabbage, Ga. Heading
Collards, 300, $1.50; $3.50 M;
tame Cherry and Walnut and
red plum, 65c ea. No orders
without postage added. No
orders filled for less than $1.
Mrs. Nancy Henderson, Rt. 3,
Box 124, Ellijay. :
xa. Collard plants, now
eady, 500, $2.25; $4 M ship-
ped; $3 M at my home;; Rut-
ser tomato plants, 500, $3;
$5 M shipped. $4 at the patch.
No orders filled for less than
500. L. C. Strayhorn, Rt. 1,
inesville.
- Cabbage-collard, 70c C; to-
mato, and hot peppers, 25c ea.
doz; mint, 15c doz; potato
plant vines, $1 C; garlic but-
ter he Sea tis Wine
jepper, | Oz. ither-
spoon, 308 Holderness St. S. W.

\tlanta 10. Ph. PL 3-5251.








SEED & PLANTS.

WANTED



a
.

;
_ Want some old fashion Octo
ber Peach Seeds. J. M. House,
Rt. 4, Calhoun. Ph. MA 9-6291

Want old fashion Negro
ie potatoes. J, C. DeVane,



_ Want 500 lbs. Crimson Clov
er seed. Write tests and price
FOB your station, E. E. Want-
Jand, P. O. Box 12, Warner

FEED & GRAIN

FOR SALE.






Want 2 tons good 1957 Alfal
fa hay at once. Will pay $20
per ton here. H. J. Bower, Rt.
1, Covington.

Want 1,000 bales Oats put in
my barn at Lawrenceville. J.
H. Reddy, Rt. 2, Stone Moun-
tain. Ph. 8924. :

LIVESTOCK

FOR SALE





Cattle

Small herd of 45 purebred
Brahmans, approx. 300 breed-
ing age cows, 2 to 8 yrs. old.
Mostly half or more Brahman:
also 6 Reg. Brahman and 3
Reg. Angus bulls. Write.
oe Varn, Box 205, Folk-
on.

10 grade Hereford calves, 5
each heifers and steers, wt.
350 to 400 lbs. ea. $750.00 for
the lot, my place, just off No.
341 Hwy., Forsyth-Yatesville
Rd. Loyd Keadle, Rt. 2, Cul-
loden. Ph. 695-J-3 (Barnes-
ville,

-2 Guernsey milch cows,
freshen in August with 3rd
and 4th calf, for sale. H. W.
Thurmond, Farmington.

Reg. Guernsey bulls, ready
for Service, from best of
bloodlines. Reasonable prices.
F. H. Bunn, Midville.

Holstein dairy heifers to
ealve July and August; Hol-
stein service bulis, and 2
choice registered Holstein bull
calves 8 mo. old. All T. B. and
bloodtested. E. L. Robers, Rt.
1, Plains,

9 Reg. Jersey cows, fine
breeding, 3 milking, 2 to calve
this month, 4 to calve in Fall.
Tested for Bangs and T. B.
Very gentle, no bad _ habits.
$200. ea. for lot, transferred
without cost to purchaser; also
fine registered Jersey bull. W.
C. Matthews, Lovett. Ph. Dub-
lin BR 2-3398.

Guernsey bull, 2-1/2 yrs.
old, and 6 Guernsey cows, good
blood, far sale. G. P. Single-
ton, Fort Valley, Ph. TA 5-
5940.

Reg. 3 yr. old Angus bull,
good producer, $300. with
papers. Selling to keep from
inbreeding. Mrs. P. G. Jenkins,
Sr., Rt. 1, Manassas.

One horned Hereford bull,
14 mos. old, Reg. No. 10015056,
tattoo R. E. C16. W. J. Cal-
laway, Box 35, Bowman.

2 Reg. horned Hereford
bulls, extra nice, will be 1 yr.
old in Aug., best bloodlines.
See or call J. Britt Chandler,
Spring Hill Farm, Watkins-
ville, Ph. SO 9-3171.

1 black Angus Reg. bull, 5
yrs. old. Henry Jensen, Rt. 1,
Moreland. Ph. 2105-W-3.

Reg. Hereford bulls, 12 to
14 mos. old, best bloodlines,
health papers furnished. H
Merrick, Rt. 4, Cuthbert.

Double standard Reg. polled
Hereford bulls, one breeding
age, several young bulls, ex-
cellent bloodlines, good color
and size. Ph. 2672 Roy God-
dard, Rt. 2, Lithonia (Klon-
dike).

Horses, Mules, Ponies

Bay quarter horse filly, ex-
cellent bloodlines, good con-
formation $150; also several
mares with colts by sides ,all
rebred to reg. Palomino stal-
lion. No letters. Mrs. J. W.
Bailey, Waynesboro. Ph. 2187.

4 nice riding ponies, 2 to 6
yrs. old, weigh 400 to 700 Ibs.
Will sell or exchange for cat-
tle. A. B. Wiley, Rt. 3, Carnes-
ville. Ph. OR 7-2967 (Homer)

At Stud: Red Lights Noble
Rex, Reg. No. 36083 American
Saddle Bred stallion. Proven
sire of top quality colts.
Grandson of Noble Kalarama.

F.|Thomas G. Watkins, Jr., 4584




Flat Shoals R





59.|Bu 9-6692,

d., Decatur. Ph.



One brown and white spot-

_ }ted gelding Shetland pony,

on : 1/2 yrs. old, 40 in. high, part
iy

\briddle and halter, W. J. Calla

broken; also new saddle,

way, Box 35, Bowman.

6 yr .old quarter horse geld
ing. Sell or trade for yearling
reg. Polled Hereford Bull. Cy
A. Burdell, 3064 Wesley Chap-
el Rd., Decatur. Ph. BU-9-2990

- One good work (horse) mule
8 yrs. old, weighs about 900
Ibs., $100 at my place in Pike
County one mile of Meansville.
Lewis H. Jones, Rt. 1, Box 1,
Meansville.

Dapple brown gelding pony

-|dark mane and tail, 48 in high.

Trained to rey, or saddle. B.
F. Malone, Jr. 131 N. Sylvan
Rd., East Point. Ph. PO 7-3556

10 yr. old Tenn. Walker
mare. 5 gaited in foal by 5
gaited horse. (won Ist place in
Horse Show) $150 or trade for
work mare. O. M. Moody, Rt.
4, Waycross.

One quarter horse mare, ex-
cellent conformation; good
prospect for dogging, roping
and for watching cattle and
plenty of speed. Billy K. Mob-
ley, Rt. 1, Box 883, Columbus.
Ph. FA 3-5121.

3 nice Shetland ponies, 2
yrs. old, for sale. George Strick

Hope).

Nice gelding, 5 gaited Ten-
nessee Walker horse, very gent
le. May be seen Sat .and Sun.
at my place. E. S. Herrings,
Rt. 1, Alpharetta.

Ph. 3053.

At stud: Ooctor Peacock,
Reg. American saddle bred
stallion (Bourbon King Rex
Peavine). Over 16 hands, fine
large boned. Horses boarded.
J. R. McCrackin, Forest Park
Ph. DR 8-9731.

At Stud: 36 in. dapple gray,
white mane and tail, outstand
ing pony, also solid black
Hackney stallion, standing at
Melody Brook Farm; Also
want to buy 5 reg. Black Ang-
us cows with calves and 1 reg.
unrelated Black Angus bull.
Contact. Ogden Geilfuss,
Windy: Hill Rd., Rt. 3, Mar-
ietta. Ph. Smyrna, HE 5-7385.

Reg. Arabian filly, 3/4 bred
papers from 1/2 bred Register.
2 yrs. old copper chestnut color
Fine prospect for sulky or
saddle. Mrs. Julia Howell, Rt.
1, Suwanee.

4 yr .old' gentle, saddle
mare, 5 gaited and easily hand
led, also nearly new saddle and
bridle $175. Ovide Dubreuiel,
Jr. Rt. 4, Box 411, Cardell Rd.
Austell. Ph. 8365.

Sheep & Goats

8 goats, 1 male and 2 fe-
male, 7 mos. old, Saanan and
Toggenburg; also 1 pr. of phea
sants, 3 mos. old; 1 pr. chu-
kars, 3 mos. old. $20 for the
lot. Mrs. H. G. Bryson, Rt. 2,
Box 215A, Birdett Rd., Col-
lege Park.

Fresh milk goat, gentle, no
horns, will give plenty of milk

if properly fed and cared for.

Cheap for cash at my place.
Cannot ship Silas Snipes, Com
merce. ;

3 ed goats from Reg.
Stock: One 4 qt. milker Saa-
nan, 16 mos. old, 1 Saanan fe-
male, 4-1/2 mos. old, 1 Billy
Saanan, 3 mos. old $60 at my
place. Mrs. Ethel Ferrell Mill-
er, 824 S. Broad St. Cairo.

Swine

Pigs: Meat-type, Essex, and
Duroc shoats, 10 wks old and
older, $15 ea. and up. H. H.
Holsomback, Oakley Rd. Rt. 2,
Box 341-A, College Park.

Reg. Hampshire boars and
gilts, 3 mos. old, from bangs
free stock, sired by grand
champion boar and out of first
place sow. Several very good
individuals in letter. Herbert
Tante, Box 303, Butler, Ph. UN
2-3195.

Reg. S. P. C. pigs, Silver
Sue and Dixie Model) fine
boar from Ohio) bloodlines.
Ready Aug. 15. for 4-H Club
boys at my home. George Fer
guson, Rt. 1, Cave Springs.







One purebred Hampshire
boar, about 12 mo. old, weighs
about 300 Ibs., $50 without pa
pers. Write or call before com-

ing. R. C. Coleman or R. L.
Coker, Rt. 1, Woodstock. Ph,
GL 5-6648,

Landrace boars, service age,
treated and wormed. Basil
Steed, W. Roanoke Drive Ext.
(El Harris Rd.), Fitzgerald.
Ph, 3905.

- Landrace pigs, 9 wks. old,
Reg. in buyers name, $40 ea.
Lisle R. Bowers, Mgr. Gordy
Farms, Rt. 3, Newnan.

_Reg. S. P. C. pigs, boars and
gilts, treated and wormed $35
ea, at 10 wks. old. Gene Odom,
Rt. 3, Metter. Ph. 55095.

Reg Tamworth pigs. Unre-
lated pairs. Ph. 6541 J. S.
Davis, Rt. 3, Fitzgerald.

Reg. Landrace gilts, boars,
service age boars, bred gilts
100 pct. imported bloodline
some imported from Norway).
Unrelated prs. Treated for
cholera. H. R. Gossett, Cave
Spring.

Reg. Landrace pigs, males
and females, 3 1/2 mos. old,
$60 ea. B. C. Limerick, Ma-
con. Ph. 53780.

Reg. Yorkshire pigs, $20 ea.
without papers or $25 with pa-
pers. James Brady, Rt. 3, Box
49 7 wee Park. Ph. PO 1-

Jand, Rt. 1, Dallas. (at New 995

Choice Landrace pigs, males
and females, imported blood
lines, treated, reg. in buyers
name, 4 mo, old, $100 ea. Wil-
liam E. Lanier, Rt. 2, Box 84,
Metter. Ph. 5-1035.

9 purebred Yorkshire pigs
wks. old, $25 pr., also 9 half
Yorkshire and half O, I. C.
pigs, $25 pr..A. D. Evans, Rt.
2, Temple.

_Purebred Beltsville No. 1
pigs, 12 wks. old for sale. Roy
F, Jones, Reynolds.

boars, 8 to 10 wks. old; also
one Reg. Berkshire boar, 5 mo.
old (for 4 H pig chain mem-
bers). for sale. H. H. Shores,
County Agent, Monroe.

Purebred Beltsville No. 1.

Walter Waldrep, Dublin. Ph.
BR 2-2196.

Reg. Landrace hogs from
most popular bloodlines and
from 100 pct. imported breed
ing. Bred gilts, $150 ea. up;
pigs ,open gilts and boars, $60
up. Gordon C. Rogers, Man-
assas. Ph. 898J1, (Claxton).

Reg. Yorkshire pigs, $25 ea,
with papers. Write Jerry Wal-
lace, Rt. 1 College Park.

LIVESTOCK

WANTED





Want one ea. young Jersey

mule, that is gentle and easy to
handle for plowing. State cash
prices. C. M. Taylor, Rt. 3,
Hazlehurst.

Want exch. Holstein steer
wt: around 400 Ibs., for a horse
that is gentle enough for chil-
dren to ride. Contact Allen L.
Cray, Jr., Rt. 1, College Park.
Ph, Fairburn 3712.

Want cattle or horses for
pasturing, $3.50 per head per
month. M. F. Peterson, 3496
Wesley Chapel Rd. Decatur.
Ph. BU 9-1859.

Want gooa, young Jack that
is a proven sire, and will wt.
650 lbs. or more, cheap for
cash, Describe fully. Fred Spre
well, Rt. 2, Carrollton.

Want a Brown Swiss male
calf, 1 wk. to 2 mos. old, from
high producers of at least
12000 Ibs. milk and 4 pet. but
ter fat. Advise. R. L. McKie,
Rt. 3, Augusta. : :





eneereere

BRUCELLOSIS

Wayne, Hart, Quiiman,
Turner, Wheeler, Clay,
Jackson, Marion,
Barrow, Dawson,
Baldwin, Pickens, Warren.

53 Counties Certified

Wilkinson, Towns, Oconee, Evans, Bryan, Gordon,

Chatooga, Candler, Dodge, Crawford, Glascock,
Toombs, Elbert, Hall, Franklin, Union, Brantley,
Lumpkin, Chattahoochee, Rabun, Coffee, Gwinnett,

Habersham, Rockdale, Madison, Long, Butts, Pierce,

Washingion,
Appling,

ERADICATION

Burke,
Lamar,

Fannin,

Liberty,
Laurens,

Wilcox,

Douglas,
Treutlen,
Columbia,
Montgomery,



106 Counties Not Certified







Counties in which area testing is now underway include:

Atkinson Glynn Polk
Bacon Grady Putnam
Baker Greene Pulaski
Banks Gilmer Randolph
Bartow Heard Richmond
Ben Hill Irwin Spalding
Berrien Haralson Stephens
Bleckley Henry Screven
Brooks Jasper Schley
Bulloch Jeff Davis Talboit
Carroll Jefferson Taliaferro
Cherokee Jenkins Tatinal
Clarke Johnson Taylor
Clayton Jones Telfair
Cobb Lincoln Tift
Colquitt Macon Troup
Cook McIntosh _ Twiggs
Crisp Meriwether Upson
Dade Miller Walker
DeKalb Monroe Ware
Dooly Muscogee Webster
Early Oglethorpe White
Floyd Paulding Whitfield
Forsyth Peach Worth
Fulton Pike

Help Make Georgia Brucellosis
Free By 1960





Reg. : Berkshire gilts ant

boar pigs, 10 wks. old, $30 ea.

bull or bull calf, also small.





























































_ PAGE FOUR

$0, guineas,
Blue and Speckled for sale.

lets,

Hwy.



POULTRY

FOR SALE



Bantams, mixed breeds, al-
white and dark,

Clara S. Cotton,
yers.
25 purebred Buff Cochin

bartams, all ages, reasonable
prices at my place, near San-

Rt. 2, Con-

ders Store. W..I. Born, Rt.
2, Conyers.
Baby bantams, $3.50 doz.,

3 mo. old, $4.50 doz. Trade
for Golden Sebright or other
good breed bantams. James
Schimille, 2677 Pharr - Rd.,
N.E., Atlanta 17. Ph. DR 7-
4390.

Dark Cornish bantam chic-
kens,- purebred, 6 mo. old,
$3 ea.. $5 pr. Will ship two
or more Exp. Col. in light
crate. Send M. O. Mrs. A. A.
Edwards, 716 Myrtle St.,
N.E., Atlanta 8, Ph. TR 4-
5152.

- 6 Dark Cornish hens and

one 1957 hatch rooster, $15
for lot. H. W. Thurmond,
Farmington.

Pearl-legged McRound-
heads, black and _ spangled
- Confederates, old time yel-

low-legged Allen roundheads,
Benny Barker Brown Reds,
and their crosses. Quail size
trios, $8.50: proven brood
hens, $5: 1957 hatched pul-
$3.50. A. R. McBride, 3
McCarley St., Douglasville.

Few Imported chickens,
known as Easter Egg chic-
kens (lay natural blue, green,
pink. etc. colored shell eggs).

reeders, $35 pr.: 4 mos. old

trios, $35; biddies up to 1
mo. old, $5 ea. L. E. Morgan,
Rt. 4, Waycross.

Approx. 45 Brown Leghorn
and 7 White Leghorn puliets,
8 wks. old, for sale at my

lace. Will not ship. W. M.

ewell, 3005 Sewell Rd., S.W..,
(in Rear), Atlanta 11.

175 White Leghorn Beeline
pullets, February 1958 hatch,
$1.50 ea. K. C. Willis, 2508
Crescent Dr. Albany.

150 White Leghorn pul-
Jets, 12 wks. old, wormed,
80c ea. Cannot ship. Wilma
Riley, Rt. 4, Allen Rd., Aus-
tell, Ph. 8991.

6 N.H. Red hens, | laying,
$12.50 and a rooster free;
Mrs. Marie Holland, Box 14,
Coogler Rd., Dalton.

13 hens, 3 roosters, also 3
ducks and 6 guineas, for sale.
Mrs. Homer Hambrick, 415
No. 15th St., Griffin.

Purebred Green Head Mal-
Jard, Black East India Say-
auga, and Wood _ ducks;
French Toulouse geese, Cana-
dian Honkers, Pilgrim, white
poe and Australian ducks.

. H. Street, 3090 Buford
Atlanta 6. Ph. ME 4-
7888.

Turkeys, 1 day to 4 wks
old, 60c to $1 ea. at my home
about 5-1/2 mi. out Zebulon
Rd., No. of Wesleyan. Come
4 to 6 P.M. and bring con-
faimer...-5, HOUins Jt tee
1, Macon.

10 purebred Pekins, 8 ducks
and 2 drakes, $1 ea. for en-
tire lot. J. T. Garner, Rt. 2,
Cedartown.

Pure stock Mallard ducks,
about half grown, $1 ea. Mrs.
Caterine M. Wood, RFD 3.
Box 70 A, Newnan.

1 pr. large gray geese and
6 hatched in May. Sell to-
gether or separately. Cannot
ship. $15 for lot, or $3 ea.
for grown and $1.50 for
young. Mrs. J. B. Bell, Sr.,
5621 Redan Rd., Rt. 1, Stone
Mountain. Ph. 9098.

Want Silver Spangled
Hamburg chickens, standard
type, 4 hens and 2 cocks.
State Del. price. A. O. Fow-
ler, 51 Georgia Ave., Gaines-
ville.

Will trade 24 in. Grist mill
for 50 heavy wt. hens. You
to make the exchange. Write
first. Chas. R. Gowder, Rt. 2,
Powder Springs.

POULTRY

WANTED



Want 15 or 20 choice White
Leghorn March hatch pullets,
within 30 or 40 mi. Will pay
good price and come after.
Quote price. W. L. Wilson, Rt.
1, Sparta.

Want Mallard Wild strain
ducks, 1958 hatch. State price
and other particulars. Nor-
ton Eldridge, 506 Madison
Ave., Ashburn.

Want 12 or 15 young hens,
(no Leghorns), 4-A_ grade
laying strain, healthy, free
from all diseases, not over 50
miles from Pine Mt. at rea-
sonable price. Write, Miss
Bertha Prophitt, Pine Moun-
tain, Rt. 3.

SAME, FOWL, etc.

FOR SALE





Taking orders for No. Bob-
white quail eggs, and young
birds. Permit No. 63. C. L.
Cawthon, Riverdale, Ph. GR-
68-8106 after 6 PM.

6 grown rabbit does, 1 red,
2 black and 3 white, $2.50
ea.; young rabbits, $1.25 ea.
Ship Exp: Col. Walter Kend-
rick, 120 Chandler St., Grif-
fin, Ph. 7803.

_1 large blue-gray male rab-
bit, $5 plus express, or exch.

for bred doe rabbit. Mrs.
R. M. Vocke. Quitman.
Bobwhite quail eggs and

chicks at my place; will ship
birds 6 wks. old. Special dis-
count by brooder or pen full
quantity. Finest quality. Sat.
guar. Ralph Keefer, Lake

8-8477.-
Pair 1956 hatch Gold and
Silver pheasants, $15; trio

1956 Amherst and Reeves,
$20; Swinhoe; White Crested
Kalij and young pheasants,
also. white Silkie bantam
chickens, $4 pr.; trio Egyp-
tian geese breeders, $20. J. F.
Ginn, 451 Metropolitan PL,
S.E., Atlanta 16.

Peafowls: 3 peacocks and
1 peahen, 1 yr. old, $20 ea.,
$37.00 pr Ringneck doves,
$2 ea., $4 pr.: Black-feather-
legged bantam roosters, $1
and $1.50 ea. Cannot deliver.
Elizabeth Lienemann, Mt.
Pleasant Church Rd., Rt. 7,
Macon. Ph. 58503.

Two and three yr. old pea-
fowls, $15 ea. $25 pr., $35
for cock and two hens. De-
liver radius of 50 miles, and
six or more delivered radius
of 150 miles. Mrs. T. Albert
Dozier, Rt. 5, Thomson. Ph.
30J3.

Bobwhite Quail, 1 day to
7 wks. old, from large un-
related birds, at my place. 30
or more eggs shipped, Exp.
Col. 20c ea. M. O. only. Per-
mit No. 77. Jack Holland, 471
Pasley Ave., S. E., Atlanta 16.
Ph. JA 4-7120.

strain
$3 pr.

Americas finest
White King Pigeons
No less than 2 pr. shipped.
Ogden Geilfuss, Melody
Brook Farm, Windy Hill Rd.,
Rt.. 3, Marietta. Ph. HE 5-
7835 Smyrna.

No. Bobwhite quail, 5 wks.
old, 75 ea., shipped Exp. Col.
in light crate. Also hatching
quail eggs, not over 5 days
olds $2,505 doze S18 a ey
parcel post prepaid. Permit
No. 103. M. O. Miss Eve Wal-
lace, - 716 -Myrtle St;" Nuss
Atlanta 8. Ph. TR-4-5152,

Quail eggs, $18.75 C.: quail
chicks, 35c ea. and up, ac-
cording to age. Permit No.
95. C. W. Silvers, 1542 Bol-
ton Rd. N.W.,. Atlanta. Ph.
SY-4-8518.

Big No. quail eggs shipped,
$15 C.; week old birds, start-
ed and debeaked, $37.50 C.;
also, Chukar eggs, $30 C.;
Permit No. 9. L. E. Brannen,



Statesboro, Ph.

ei ole Savannah Ave.,
4-2843.

Cas,

Harbin Rd., Morrow. Ph. GR--



Eggs from Bobwhite (improv-
ed 38 yrs.) for hatching. 90
pet. hatch guar.: 6 wk. old
Bobwhites, ready for release,
97c ea. (Free Color photos
and prices sent on request).
William A. Thomas, 421 Mark

Bldg.. Atlanta 3. Ph. MU 8-
0866.
Bobwhite quail; grown, $1

Wk. old, 30c ea.; Eight
wk. old for releasing, 65c ea.
Permit No. 44. Pick up at my
place. Mrs. B. F. Downing,
Rt. 3, Norris Rd., Columbus.
Ph. FA 2-3552.

Chukars:
priced according to age and
quantity. M. S. Stevenson,
833 Martina Dr., N.E., Atlanta
5. Ph. CE-7-5490. -

Pigeons: White Fantail.
English Pouter, Mucees, and
Helmets; Pheasants: Golden,
Reeves, Chukars, Partridge,
and Male Button Quail. Sell
or trade for wild game
(birds), incubator or Peafowl.
S. J. Griener. Rt. 14, Box
198, Atlanta 18.

Bobwhite quail (baby and
grown size), also quail eggs,
for sale. Permit No. 50. O. G.
Alexander, 842 White St.,
S.W., Atlanta 10. Ph. PL- 5.
8980.

SAMF. FOWL, etc.

| WANTED





Want Northern Bobwhite
quail and Chukar breeders;
also can use up to 2,000
hatching Partridge eggs per
week. Edwin Orser, Rt. 2,
Box 108, Nahunta.

MISCELLANEOUS

FOR SALE





Garlic bulbs, 50c doz; and
dipper gourds, 25c ea. Mrs.
John Weaver, Rt. 2, Temple.

Yellow Root, washed, 4 lb.
lard box: full, $1. PP. Mrs.
Ventis Weaver, Rt. 5, Ellijay.

12 stands yellow honey bees
for sale or exch. for manure
spreader. J. B. Whitfield, Rt.
1, Conley. Ph. MA 17-4770.

New crop extracted honey,
$3. per 10 Ib. pail. Del. in Ga.
D. M. Kirkland, Summertown.

Fresh - Calif. multiplying
beer seed, 25c start or 6 starts.
$1. 3c stamped envelope with
ea. order. Also 13 Ibs. yellow
Beeswax, 40c lb. plus postage.
Earl F. Weeks, Dial.

Multiplying beer seed, 25c-

start. PP..Miss Bonnie Weeks,
Dial.

Fresh Figs, $1. gal. Will
ship if necessety: Contact R.

E. Hunter, Rt. 1, Byron. Ph.
WO 34344.
Blue Gill Bream Finger-

lings, be ready for Bass stock-
ing this summer. Truck de-
livery or pick up at my farm.
Lanier Craft, Clayton.

| Few 1957 teh extves large
No. Bobwhite breeder quail; |catn mt

Day old and up.| yw,



livered. oe Ruth
Rt. 1, Royston. |

Black Snake Tobe: DeviPs
Shoe-string root, yellow root,
and wild Cherry bark; also
horse mint, Pennyroyal. All,
50c for a large match box full.
Postal paid in Ga. P. B. Broun:
Rt. 1, Ball Ground.

- Honey, 1957 crop, cp ened
and pasteurized, 2 lb. jar 60c;
ease of 12 jars, $6.25. All FOB.
pi L. Snare, Rt. 4, Snes
ville

20 lbs. Beeswax, $11. FOB.
R. Riley, Kingsland. E

Fresh California multiply- |









z vanity sets, SSi

tis Weaver,

New quilts,
nice designs, large size
beds, wt. 5 Ibs., $6. pk:
age. Rosie Crowe, Rt
_| ming. ; ee ee

White - crochetes .
trimmed in pink, b
low, green, 100 e
match, $1. for bo y
crocheted lace for pillowea e
$1. pr; col. and white
ae oa in Mi




ing beer seed, 25c start. Add| |

3c postage with each order. |

Miss Ruth Weeks, Dial.

Fresh Calif. multiplying
beer seed, 20c start or 10 starts,
$i. PP. Mrs. Shirley Thomp-
son, Box 349, Bremen.

Fresh. Calif, multiplying
beer seed, 20c start or 12
starts, $1. PP. Mrs. Earl Fin-
cher, Rt. 2, Bremen.

Yellow Root, 4 lb. lard eRe
full, 90c. PP; Also large bunch
Catnip, 20. Mrs. -Martha

| Walker, Rt. 5, Ellijay.

' Shade dried Sage, $1.35 Ib.
PP. to 5th zone. 10 lbs., $1: Ib.
you pay postage. Rubbed and
ground Sage, 50c cup; 3 cups,
$1.,.PP to 5th zone. Harrison
T. Brown, Rt. 2, Toccoa.

30 lbs. White rice popcorn,
10 lbs. shelled, $2.00 Add post-
age. Mrs. Marie Holland, Coo-
gler Rd., Daler.

HANDICRAFTS

FOR SALE





New handmade quilts, large
size, good cotton material and
padding, $6.50 ea. PP. Mrs.
Ethel Mooney, Rt. 5, Ellijay.

Hand made dbl. bed quilts,
made of new material sheet-
ing lining, dif, col.,. wt. 5-6
lbs., $5. ea. and 60c for post-
as Mrs. Dave seo Adairs-
ville.

| good cotton material and p

|lowcases, large ee $2.00















size, print and solid colo:

ding, $12. ea. Add pos
Mrs. Doany, Bibs, RES:
jay.

New hand embroidered.
3 piece vanit
edge, $1.50; all :
color thread, pretty
tea aprons, dif. le
trimmed with

60c. Add postage
Mathis, Rt. 5, |

Ladies abnor <3
$1.25; woven potholders
dishtowels, 10c ea; white
emb. and days of wk.
towels, 7 $1.; chet
$1. ea; white large ize
cases, with emb. and )
edge, $1.25 pr. No checks. Mr
on 3 aes ne = bs
ville

Ladies a toc
handmade, asst. new

trimmed, solid whi with
patch work trim of solid Neal
ors, 3, $2.75, plus 25c po!
Mrs. Nancy Henderson, Rt
Box 124, Ellijay. Seis

shoes, ribbon of choice |
2 designs, $1. pr: colored
of rayon thread, $1. 252 pr

10c postage for ea. Pr. Mrs. |



E. Dailey, 403 Thorns
East Pomt. _ 3













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Last Weeks Livestock Sales. Report .























































Atlanta : Thomaston Atlanta

July 8, 1958 JULY rs "3958 guy 9, 1958 July 7, 1958 oe
STEERS & HEIFERS 1124 595. 573 Bee eo r
GOOD & CHOICE 26.00-28.00 - 26.00-26.70 25.50-26.50
STANDARD 22.75-25.50 : ~ 21.80-25,50- 2268S Sa eee
UTILITY 18.50-22.75 | 18.75-21.00 18.25-22.00 19.00-22.75 18.50-23.00 _
VEALERS 22.50-29.25 23.00-28.50 22.50-29.50 23.00-26.50 -22.00-26.25
STOCKERS & FEEDERS 20.00-28.90 21.00-29.00 21.00-25.50 oS - 20.00-24.50
FEEDER CALVES 20.00-32.25 20.00-27.50 21.00-27.75 19.50-26.60 20,00-28.50 _
cows: ; : : nd nt gia fea
UTILITY & COMMERCIAL 18.25-20.00 18.50-20.80 18.50-20.80 18.50-19.55 18.00-10.75
CANNERS & CUTTERS 13.00-18.25 14.00-18.50 15,00-18.50 13.50-18.00 -13.50-18.50
SPRINGERS - - - ee i area
HOGS: ais - 117 WP OC Ge ae
NO. 1 MEAT TYPE - - 23,00-23.40 24.00-24.40 ie
NO. 1 OTHERS - - 22.50-23.25 23.75-24.20
NO, 2 - - 22.00-23.00 23.50-24.00
NO. 3 - - 20.10-22.75 -23.7!
FEEDERS - -