Georgia
_ Farmers





eorgia Grown Varieties
roduce Best Results

_E. E. WINSTEAD

State Seed Analyst
Department of Agriculture






During the next few months, Georgia
ers will be buying and sowing rye
winter grazing. Unless extreme
used in purchasing the seed, many
will be disappointed in the growth
eir rye.

he most important thing to remem-
purchasing rye seed is to buy only
gia, Florida, South Carolina or Ala-












WARNING TO SEED
| DEALERS.-

e State Department of Agricul-
will no longer tolerate the mislabel-
} of unadapted rye sold to farmers in
ae 83 ee
s in previous years, samples of
Id in Georgia will be grown out
experiment station tests and positive
will be taken to prosecute any
er selling mislabeled rye in Georgia.
_ Phil Campbell
_ Commissioner of Agriculture



















rown seed. Winter type rye pro-
in more northern states does not
ipright growth for grazing and pro-
little or no seed. oa
en purchasing rye seed, there are
things to check carefully on the seed
. State in which produced, 2. varie-
d 3. germination. Varieties of rye re-
ended by the Agricultural Exten-
Service of the University of Georgia
le: Georgia grown Abruzzi, Moun-
ept. 1-15; Wrens Strain Abruzzi,
mt, Oct. 1-15, and Gator, Coastal
ct. 15-Nov. 1.

1@ Wrens Strain of Abruzzi is re-
1ended statewide, and Gator south of
ntains. Always remember to plant
treated seed. Balboa rye is not re-
nded for Georgia in the 1958 fall
ing schedule.

percentage of germination will
from year to year. However, even
a high rate of germination is listed
on rye seed from out of state,
es not mean that the variety will
y do well in Georgia. |
















to identify in the Seed






WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 13, 1958

Commissioner

pe ee

Phil Campbell, :





NUMBER 44



s are difficult, most of



RYE CAUTIOUSLY 3

AVERAGE NATIONAL INGOME LEVER

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Other
Income
Groups

Cotton
Farmers



Tobacco
Farmers

Seanut

_ Wheat
Farmers

Commercial
Com Famers

Farmers

WHY FARMERS ARE GOING BROKE Some irresponsible public officials and some of the ire
responsible national press have made untrue statements that marginal farmers have been kept in

business by high price supports. This statement is far from factual.

Nnoe but the most efficient |

farmers have been able to survive. With present price supports, they have had to survive on as much ~

as 22% less than other income groups.

The chart above adequately shows why charges that high

support prices support marginal farmers is untrue. Assuming that 100 percent of parity would place
farmers on an equal basis with other income groups we see by the chart that none of the commodity
producers listed above are receiving an even break. Cotton farmers are receiving only 80 percent
of parity, tobacco farmers 90 percent, peanut farmers 82 percent, commercial corn farmers 78

percent and wheat farmers 80 percent. i



Laboratory by seed characteristics and

as a result farmers sometimes plant va-
rieties not adapted to Georgia.

The variety can often be identified by
growth habits. Because of this, rye sam-
ples from the State Department of Agri-
culture inspections have been planted for
the past three years by Dr. U. R. Gore,
Experiment, Ga., and Dr. D. D. Morey,
Tifton, Ga., in order to determine if the
seeds were correctly labeled as to variety.

In 1955, about 25 percent of the rye
samples picked up by our inspectors were
judged to be mislabeled. The following
season a better job was done and only

about three percent of the rye samples

were mislabeled...

The 1957-58 season has proved to be





a sad case of back-sliding by several.
wholesale and retail seed dealers. At least
21 samples from a total of 124 were mis-
labeled. Thus 17 percent of all rye sam-
pled by the State Department of Agricul-
ture was found to be mislabeled. Several
other samples from rye shipped into Geor-
gia were winter types with poor forage
production and should never have been
sold in Georgia.

Certified samples of rye from Georgia
have never been found mislabeled in state
tests. The farmers best insurance for a

good winter grazing rye is to buy and

plant Georgia grown, Georgia recom-
- mended varieties, of rye.





























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Department of Agriculture. Entered as second
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ddresses.

added to
Atlanta.

| Want white man and wife -to

j\living near-by, to

|nished. Permanent









FARM WORK



23 yr. old man, wife and 6 |
mos. old baby want job on)

and tractor; hamdle some ma- |
chinery. 2 yrs. Exp. with De-|
Laval milkers. Have to be
moved. Grady T. Smith, Rt. 1,
Cave Spring. 4

54 yr. old man, wife, and 7
children (all except one large
enough to help) want work on
poultry farm or will consider |
gathering crop. Need 4-5 R.,
house, can furnish myself. |
Have to be moved. H. J. Me-
Eachen, Rt. 2, McDonough.

Woman with daughter (can
help with some of work).
wants job on farm at once.
Have to be moved. Mrs. Pearl
Blair, Villa Rica.

Single, white man wants job

as gardner, also poultry and|

farm work. Drive truck and
tractor. 20 yrs. Exp. Good ref.
Letters ans. W. T. Lunsford,

38 yr. old white woman,
wants job on chicken or to
help around dairy, or any kind
light farm work. Would lixe
1 or 2 furnished rooms. Mar-
jorie Simpkins, Rt. 2, c/o E. A.
Simpson, Forsyth.

Want job on dariy farm.
Exp. tracior driver can milk

attend to chickens and turkeys |

Am white, sober man, Gibbs
Pullin, Porterdale.

38 yrs. white man and wife
want small 1 H. crop for next
year. Go anywhere. Have to
be moved. Come see. Grady
Phillips, Rt. 1, Loganville.

80 yr. old white man, alone
wants job on farm with re-
liable peope, doing ight farm
chores for room and board.

liable people, doing light farm |
not able to do heavy farm

work D. W. Sutton 747 Cooper

Want place on fram, to work
or to take care of place. Have
wife and 3 yr. old boy. Am 40
yrs. old. Exp. Both intenested
in farming. Bennie H. Marler,
Farrar Village, Rossville.

Man with family, honest,
wants good 1 H. farm within
25 mi. Atlanta. Standing rent
basis. Must have good house,
running water and electricity,
near school or bus Rt. C. T.
Mitchell, 2564 Lawrenceville
Rd. Decatur.

43 yr. old white woman with
2 children (girl 11 and boy, 9
yrs. old), wants job on farm,
doing light farm work. Rais-
ed on farm. Dont mind work.
Can give ref. Room board and

J. M. Durham, LaFayette.

Exp. poultry and cattle man,
wants job on farm, Am sober,
honest and dont mind work.
Salary no object. R. M. Black
well, Lithonia. Ph. 6510.

ly people, doing light farm
work. Experienced. Room,
and $15 weekly salary. Do not
drive. Prefer near

15. Ph. JA 5-5766.

FARM HELP

WANTED





Want retired, Christian,
white couple to make their
home with me on farm and do
light farm work, also drive car
and tractor, and do some Car-
penter work. No drunks need
apply. Mrs. Bertha Terry, Rt.



St. S. W., Atlanta 15. -

1, White.

reasonable wages. Mrs. Essie |
Sams, RFD 1, Box 1700, c/o)

Middleaged, white woman
wants job on farm with elder-

Atianta. |
Mrs. Grace Belle Edwards, 584 |
Washington St. SW, Atlanta |

| Way,

work on farm, do light farm
work, gardening, etc., for room
board and small salary. Must
not drink. R. F. Furgerson, Rt.
1, Noreross.

Want man te do general
farm work, including tractor
driving. Year around work for
right man. Reasonable wages.
Herschel H. Hutchins. P. O.

|Box 245, Lithonia. Ph. 6572.

Want contact reliable parity,
look after
rabbits, and to grow special
plants, also do budding and_
grafting of fruit trees. C. W. |
Page, 149 North Ave., N. E.
Atlanta 8.

Want nice, white woman of
good, character to help with
light farm work, to live with
on farm with mother and son.
Raise all chickens wanted and |
have some for self, also work

jin garden, etc. Mrs. Maud An-
|derson, c/o P. V. Underwood, |

Rt. 5, Lyons.

Want farm labor: man for)
general work on So. Ga.
Ranch. 30-45 yrs. old. Prefer
with timber gen. building and

|machinery repair experience.
Small family. Used to living in

country. No drunkards. Write. |

| George Varn, Box 205, Folks-'

ton.

Want small family to work
on farm. Regular work for

{man that can cultivate with

tractor; part time work for
wife. House with all conven-
iences; cow and wood _fur-
job for
good sober man. J. A. Land,
c/o Kingwood Farm, Clayton.

Want settled, reliable, white |
er col. woman for ight farm |
work on farm. Reasonable sa-
lary, room and board. Mrs. L.
E. Brown, Rt. 2, Lithonia. Ph.
Stone Mtn., 6814. : j

Want relaible white woman,
without bad habits, to live
with elderly couple in nice
home on farm, and do light)
farm work, for room, board
and $10 week. Mrs. H. M, Mea-
dows, Rt. 2, Kite.

Want white woman to live
on farm and do light farm
work for $15 week room and
board. Prefer middleaged J.
B.B. Bannister, Rt. 1, Ball
Ground. Ph. 2885. ;

SALE EVENTS.

August 26 and 27 Tuesday
and Wednesday Auction |
Sale of Registered Jersey
cattle at Mansfield (New-
tom Co.) .... 235 head: 5
herd bulls and 230 cows,
mest of which are fresh or
will freshen for BASE
MILK. R. L. OKelley, Mgr.
Marken Farm, Mansfield.





August 29 Friday State.
Fair Grounds Macon (Bibb)
Co.) .... Annual Fall Sale
Georgia Guernsey Breed-
ers Assn... . 40 females
(due to calve or will be
fresh at Sale time), and 3
outstanding Guernsey males
Most of animals calf-hood
vaccinated. W. W. Denney,
Secy-Treas Ga. Guernsey
Breeders Assn.

EQUIPMENT

FOR SALE





Continental Y-112 power
unit- complete with twin disc
clutch, good cond., for irriga-
tion or small hammer mill,
$250. L.. L. Garrett, Rt. 2,|

| Barnsville.

Oliver Superior 8 combina- |

| tion grain and fertilizer drill,
| perfect cond., for sale or exch.

for cattle or hogs. M. H. Calla-
Bishop. Ph. Madison,

Late model L.C.G. Cotton
~ tramper and one 45 in.
larige cotton gin fan, with
125 HP Diesel engine, to be

jused with cotton gin or feed

mill. All perfect cond. Wm. J.

7 most new, for sale or

jzer attachment.
Reasonable. C. C. Bass, Rt. 3, |

}er, both for $750.;
tractor, 91G series, $650.; TD-

( . rage,
also disc harrow, bush and bog,
cultivators and planters, and
other equip. L. L. Jackson, Rt.
5, Cummingham Rd., Marietta.

Ph. 9-4689.

1953 S. C. Case tractor and
all equipment in good E
T. D. Whitaker, Hephzibah.

One windmill with steel
tower; also one steel tower for
water tank, already taken
down. William J. Adams, 107
S. Hightower, Thomaston.

Allis Chalmer 1-row cotton
picker, excellent cond., pick-
ed 60 bales, priced to sell my
place, 9 mi. S. Elberton. Gil-
eae J. Hudson, Rt. 1, Elber-
on.

3 roller power syrup mill
and almost new 12 ft. copper
pan, skimmers and belts. All
in good cond. Sell at bargain.
R. L. Cole, Rt. 4, Carrollton.

Single planter (plants any-
thing) for Ford tractor, al-
exch. for
mower and rake. P. D. Hearn,
Rt. 3, Marietta.

Oakes Incubator, 100 egg
cap, used one year, $10. T. H.
Baker, Rt. 4, Box 50, Austell

Grass attachment for Allis
Chalmer Forage

226

A mule drawn hay rake and
good one horse wagon
harness, cheap. J. R. Chumb-
ler, Rt. 4, Cumming.

National No. 7 Pressure Can-
ner, completely equipped, 7
qt. and 9 pint cap., $10. Mrs.
A P. Pickett, 2843 Flat Shoals
ea E., Decatur. Ph. DR
8-' :

John Blue tractor
sprayer in very good c
Julian W. Collins, Baconton.

2 Massey Harris corn pick-
ers, one used one _ season,
mounted 2-rew; other one-row
pull-type Both good _ cond.
Damrow, 500 gal. type T oval
milk truck tank on 1-1/2 ton

shape. |ham-Hoem type plow, h

Harvester, |

complete. Mrs. Dan Haygood, |
ot Culloden. Ph. TUrner 5-|

truck. Sell together or separ- |

ately. T. R. Breedlove, c/o

| Breedloves Dairy Farm, Mon-

roe. Ph. 5211,

John Deere equip: 12-A 6
ft. combine with grain -tank;
1951 model B with cultivators,
planters, distributors; 1951
model A. O. with power con-
trol; 6 disc tiller, 8 row cot-
ton duster, grain drill,
Good cond.

Allen Rd., Macon. Ph. 2-0133.

Practically new blade chain
saw, plus parts, for sale. Bill
Frady, Rt. 1, DeMooney Rd.,
ee Park, Ph. Fairbu:
4311.

Intn] Harvester Silage cut-
ter, model 20-C, in

i= tractor,
fertiti-| cylinder engine. Advise. L.
Lithonia. 3

Tn, |

cond., cut only 200 Acres. |

Henry Simpson, Rt. 2, Coch-
ran.

plete, used very little. W. P.
Elder, Jr., Cullo

aston, 3472 (nights).

One 18-550 new Gulf tires,
one 21-440 new Firestone tire,
$12. each; 30 x 3-1/2 tube,
$3.00. Carl Kirkland,

Ave. N., Dougias.

mule type but has tractor
tongue, good shape,

3, Covington.
Ford tractor, Wa:

9 Intn] dozer angle tilt blade,
A-1 shape, $2500. F. M. Gaza-
way, 2486 Clifton Springs Rd.,
Decatur. Ph. DR 8-2971.

One 1,000 gal. Buntane gas
tank, 5 yrs. old, $200. Jame:
V. Haralson, Rt. 5, 3712 Rig-
gins Mill Rd., Macon.

Bulk milk tank, Zero 7-20,
400 gal. stainless stee] vacuum,
used 8 mos. C. Wallace,
Sandersville.

Allis Chalmer Forage Har-
S. Hendricks, Manchester.

One man chain saw, not
used, for sale or exch. for live-





shitier ieee Lenox Road, N.
E., Atlanta 5. Ph. ME 6-3884.

5 new type Surge pails, com- |
n. Ph. Thom- |

John Deere mower No. 3, }

er load-
terpillar | J

4

vester, usable cond., $350. W. | Wi

[Rc Ww. See Ree
well Rd, Marietta.

cattle |

\ferably 1946 through 1952
|David Hall, Beaver Ruin

jed trailer for farm use

vators and plows, |
Grady Pace, Rt. 2,
WD Allis Chalmer tr:
subsoil plow, 5 disc tille
disc smoothing harrow,









duty 2 section drag h
Danhueser posthold
dirt scoop, mowi
other equip.












JD 6 ft. combine vith
gine; JD 10 ft. side de
rake, good as new; also A
tractor and 4 disc Whee
plow. L. P. Singleton,
Valley, Ph. TA 5-5940.

One Gehl Hammer mill
transport unit and _ po
take-off drive, in good s|
$200. or trade ae
mower with 3 point

roll-over scraper pulls"
any 2-wheel tractor. 16 cu.
cap., for sale. Harvie
21 Clark St, Newnan.

Case tractor, Orchard
model S, completely re-wor
class : ;

ae =
ore ei Albany, HE

~ EQUIPMENT



































vant above ground type Bi
ne gas tank, 250-500 gal.
and cond. in fir

Want Peanut combine
good cond. at reasonable p
Prefer Benthal or Frick.
dolph Brown, Twin City.

Want wheels of old n
Hoosier grain drill. Advise,
John Davidson, Rt. 1, Pine:
_ Want used Ford tractor, pre
del. Advise cond., price, ete

Want ignition distributor for
Oliver 60 row-crop 4

Brown, Rt. 2, L C
Stone Mountain, 6814. 5

Want four inch sand pumg
and 2 power units. 75 HP. Ne
junk wanted. L, B. Brown,

Want WC or WD model Al-
lis Chalmer tractor. State
price and cond. Bill Peacock,
Box 26, Rockmart. =

Want milk bulk tank,
350 gal. cap direct expar
er water cooled. Must
cond.

and priced,
Davis Lewis, Rt. 2, Camilla,

|Ph. Pelham, 7436.

$39.50 | al
my place. Two and one-half.
mil. from Jersey. P. J. East, Rt. DC








Want late model Ford trace
Le ee)
lege Park. Ph. PO 17-6034.

Want one-wheel rubber is

Warm



















Seiman, Hi, Palmetto. Ph. {eheap for
an, on be
Atlanta, PL 8-7111. re









farm dinner bell in
< ened with brac

reason~

: ee Mrs. K. V.

rnham, 75 Ponce deleoa
.E., Atlanta 8. ~

truck scales, prefer 15
hing cap. Must be in
cond. and priced right.
Adams Rt 3, Steet Ph.

1 one 12 wagon or ges
scales. Quo price. Give
Mfg., n and cond. W. |

bulk milk tank 150-}

_cap. State make, size,

wait age G. O. McKie,

Box 40, Pmeuste.
#1205,

a used Be point hitch
in good cond. for Ford
cheap for cash. A. K.

i Hed. Box 57, Tucker

3-629.

nt to Gate, even, 4 heavy
truck tires, 6 ply, size
15; new for same

of 4 ply tires, size

6 Or will sell mine C.
2 nery, P. O. Box 404
Ph. PO 1-6739.

75 lbs. Ga. collard
1958 crop, 93 pct. Germ.,

or 50c Ib. for entire

d postage. Money Order.
Cates, Grantville.

lobe and Rutger to-
plants, 75e C; 300, $1.;
ar 500, $2. Postpaid.
og "Rt. 1, Box 369,

te nest and scallion on-
for fall planting, $1.40
mn oe buttons, $1.-

Add postage. P. B.
Rt. 1. Ball Ground.
ding and sweet ey

50c C; 500, $1.50;

Del. Mrs. Leila Phillie
Royston.

plants, Catnip bunch-
ick Raspberry rrp and
haw bushes, 6, $1. Add
e. Mrs. Mae Turner, Rt.
inesville.

Flat Dutch and Copen-
Cabbage and Heading
plants, 300, $1.50; $3.-

M; Black Walnut sprouts,
ie cherry, red plum, 65c ea.
5 pped without postage
$L. minimum order.

cy Henderson, Rt. a

: 4, Bilijay.

heart, and Rutger fall to-
ts, 25c doz; Winter
and collard, 70c C;

e long hot pepper, 25
rlic buttons, 40c C;
ants, 30c_ doz. Fred
oon, 308 Holderness
Atlanta 10. Ph. PL 3-

to, cabbage and col-
ts, $1.00 C; $5. M.
M. at farm. E. B.
ford, Rt. 2, Gainesville.

; cabbage. and col-

0. L. Canup, Jr., eo

er tomato plants, 60c

0 M; Mastodon Straw-

y | lants, $1. C;. Klondike

berry $4.50 M. Mrs. Guy
atts A, Cumming.

) & PLANTS

WANTED

0 ah seed Rye,
e run or re-cleaned.

ick Guy H. Shivers,
Ph. HO 5-3554.

100 bu. breadiess Bar-

sowing. Quote quanity
M. Godioin, Rt.

best grade
GOL

1958 crop well fertilized hay:
Sericea, Clover, Rye Grass.
.| All baled without rain. Ray F.
Almand, 4864 Stagechoach Rd.
Ellenwood. Ph. Stockbridge

475 bales Sericea Lespede-
za hay. Baled ee rain, $1.
bale at barn. W. A. Estes, RFD,
ene Ph. Stockbridge

LIVESTOCK

FOR SALE





Cattle

Reg. Guernsey heifers, bred
to freshen from ist to 10th of
September. From artificial
breeding, by Wychmere Noble
Kinsman, No. 380662. F. H.
Bunn, Midville.

| Fine Hereford bull, calved |
| Dec. 1, 1955. Papers on regis-

tration furnished. Write or call
owner. Walter T. Candler,
Box 587, Decatur. Ph. DR 3-
0760.

1 yr. old reg. Black Angus
bull, Reg. No. 2545770; Sired
by Shandra Eileenmere, No.
1576733. Dam; Burchhaven K
Pride, No. 2039027. $125 my
pasture at city limits. P. V.
Pridgeon, 643 Owens St., Way
cross, Ph. AT 3-4860.

2 purebred Angus bulls 7
and 8 mos. old, best bloodlines
not Reg., $175 ea. Tim Cole,
Newnan. Ph. 1655 M.

35 calfhood vaccinated Jer- |

sey and Guernsey heifers to
caive in Aug. Wt. 750 to 900
lbs. C. M. Bowden, Rt. No. 3
Stone Mountain. Ph. Atlanta
BU 9-7616.

Bulls, heifers, feeders, and
cows, for sale. A. E. Burgess,
Browns Mill Road, Rt. 3, Li-
thonia.

Reg. 5 yr. old polled Here-
ford bull, $375. D. R. Braziel,
Pitts. Ph. Milton 8-2430,

19 milch cows, 6 bred heif-
ers, one 3 yr. old bull all Reg
Jester and standard breeding.
oe C. Smith. Doerun. Ph.
52074.

Reg. purebred polled Here-
ford bulls, deep red, full bo-
died very well marked, from
weaning age to 18 mos. old;

several open and bred Reg.
polled Hereford heifers. Win-|
ton C, Harris, Rt. 1, Screven: |

Ph. JU 4-2312, Odum.

25 Holstein cows to fresh-
en in Sept., 3 to 5 yrs. old,
produce 4 to gals. daily.
Mrs. N. T. Elder, Culloden. Ph.
2957, Forsyth.

Reg. horned Short Horn bull
8 yrs. old from MacGillivcay
herd Scotland. Best of blood-
lines. Grand Champion bull of
Regional Shorthorn Show in
Montgomery, Ala. Selling to
keep from inbreeding. O. H.
Banks, Shady Dale, Georgia.
Ph.. 5861.

Swine
Reg. with papers, Red Duroc

M male, 17 mos, old, approx. 200

Ibs., same type, unrelated xilt
and 3 female and 1 male 6 wks
old pigs, reg. Sell separately
when pigs weaned, or ee gilt
and pigs or male. Ww. M. Gay,
Abba, Rt. 3, Box 295-D. Fitz-
gerald. Ph. 6542.

Choice Landrace gilts and
boars, imported bloodlines,
treated, reg. biyers name,
$100 ea; also reg. Duroc boar,
$45. Wm. E. Lanier, Rt. 2 Box
84, Metter. Ph. 5-1035.

6 reg. Yorkshire males, good
bloodlines, ready for service,
with papers; sev. smaller, reg.
Durocs, ready for service
males and gilts. Coy Roberts,
c/o Pine Top Farms, Odum.
Ph. JUno 4-2315.

Reg. Duroc gilt, 7 mos. old,
$40; also reg. 5 mo. old Duroc



boar, $30. . ames Joyner, Rt.
a. Fort Valley.





m Jarge lit-
0 Dandriar blood
disease free
10 wks, old males and females,
reg. buyers name, $35. eu.
Lawton Ursrey, Hazlehurst,
Ph. Franklin 5-2155.

20 Poland China pigs, ready
for sale Saturday, Aug. 16. Wt.
aprox. 40 Ibs., $12.50 ea. W.
M. Neese, Rt. 4, Alpharetta.
Ph 3791, ;

Landrace pigs, 12 wks. old,
one service age boar. Wormied
and vaccinated from import-
ed bloodlines, reg buyers name
name. James C. Loughridge,
Rt. 1, Chatsworth.

Purebred Landrace gilts,
out of imported dam by out-
standing sire, wormed, treat-,
reg buyers name. James Speir
Bronwood. Ph. 5300.

1-1/2 yr. old Yorkshire boar
300 Ibs., $65. 4 mi. S. of Fay-
etteville after 5 PM. Roland
Mask, Rt. 3, Fayetteville.

Landrace stock: best of
bloodlines, 100 pct. imported,
mostly Swedish. One 9 mo. old
boar from Waerhaug, ready
for full service; one gilt and 1
boar, 10 wks. old, treated for
Cholera, Erysipelas, and Lepto
Jimmie L. Willis, c/o Seldom
Rest Farm, Bonaire. Ph. Perry,
GA 9-2648. (evenings).

Yorkshire and Tamworth
cross bred boar, 17 mos. old,
ready for immediate service.
Robert T. Gunby, c/o Rolling
Meadows Farm, Rt. 1, Sharps
burg. Ph. Newnan, 1860.

Reg. SPC pigs, finest blood-
lines, perfect spots 50-50 in
color. George Ferguson, Rt. 1,
Cave Spring.

Fine, healthy big Tamworth
and Hampshire cross, 8 wk,
old pigs. E. A. Smith, 7205
Campbellton Rd. S. W. Atlanta
11. Ph. DI 4-4198

Belted Hampshire pigs 8
wks. old Aug. 25, $15 ea; 2 for
$25 at my place. S. H. Sebren,
c/o Farview Farm Winston.
Ph. Douglasville, 2970.

Tamworth swine. Reg. pigs,
unrelated prs. J. S. Davis, c/o
a Rt. 3, Fitzgerald. Ph.

6 wk. old Guinea pigs, not
registered, $12.50 ea; 2 reg.
big boned, 4 mos. old, 1 gilt
and 1 male, $25 ea. Will ship.
No Sunday sales. Rever Wade.
Rt. 1, Box 58, Alto.

Cherry Red Duroc pigs,
meat type, 8-12 wks. old, $25
and $35 ea. Reg. in United
Assn Unrelated trios. J. H.
Donaldson, State Rt. 96 East,
Fort Valley.

Tamworth hogs, meat type
males ready for service, 6 mos.
old, wt. 200 Ibs. or more, Del.
if desired for $60, plus 10c mi.
for delivery. Reg. papers fur-
nished. S. S. Willingham, Ca-
milla.

Purebred Tamworth, tops in
breeding. Excellent "growth,
color, length and depth. Good
grazers. Sows produce large
litters and milk heavily. Chas.
Baldwin, Suwanee. Ph. 7181.

Entire herd purebred Land
race hogs; brood sows and
pigs, gilts and boars. Reg buy

bloodlines. Lifetime Cholera
treated. Geo. H. Burns, Rt. 2,
Alapaha.

Horses, Mules, Ponies
Sev. riding horses and colts.

to registration. Peter Hodkin-
son, Rt. 1, Pea Ridge Rd. Cor-
nelia.

At Stud, Doctor Peacock,
reg. American Saddle Bred
stallion (Bourbon King-Rex
Peavine). Over 16 hands. Fine
large boned. Horses boarded.
J. McCrackin, Forest Park.
Ph. DR 8-9731,

At Stud services: A 36 in.
dapple gray, white mane and
tail, outstanding pony stallion
and a solid black hackney. stal
lion. Both standing at Melody
Brook Farm. Ogden A. Geil-
fuss Rt. 3, Windy Hill Rd.



Marietta. Ph. Smyrna He 5-
17385.



|8 yrs. old,

ers name. 100 pct. imported |

One colt is a Palomino and sub }



Good, ge
also saddle and bridle.
Partridge, Rt. 3 rckard Ra.
Thomaston. Ph. 5584.

10 nice Shetland pony gejd-
ings ,all colors and sizes. Guar.
gentle for children. Jess Hol-
ropes Jonesbore. Ph, GR 8-

At Stud, Red Lights Noble
Rex, Reg. No. 36083, Ameri-
can Saddle Bred stallion
Proven sire top colts. Grand-
son Noble Kalarama. Thos. G
Watkins, Jr., 4584 Flat Shoals
eas Decatur. Ph. BUtler 9-

-At Stud, Reba Genius,
American Bred Saddle horse
stallion, No. 25327, standing at
Olliff Boyds Stables, States-
boro to public for the first
time. Proven son Bourbon
Genius, out of Autumn Pea-
vine. Fee, ars treaty. E. L.
Kilday, D. D. S. Claxton.

Large, 12 yr old male mule,
very gentle, good health,
works good plowing, logging,
riding, and with plows and
harness, $75 cash at once, 3
mi. Gardi on Ox Lot Fish
Camp Rd. Mrs. Ada King,
Rt. 1, Box 208, Gardi.

Shetland ponies, 2 mares,
one filly colt, 2 stud colts, 2
geldings, and outstanding
proven stallion for sale or
trade for good grade cattle or
1/2 ton farm truck. Robt. K.
Smith, c/o Journey 's End Farm
Americus.

At Stud: Chestnut red, 5,
gaited, Quarter horse stallion,
Fee, $10. Steve Overman, 105
Stewart Rd., Hinesville. Ph
TR 6-2540.

Mare, high spirited, about 7-
wt. 900-950 Ibs.,
also Western saddle in good
cond. $125 for both. James D.
Joyner, Rt. 1, Fort Valley.

One 8 wks. old doe (goat)
kind, milk type, from 6 Qt.
strain, for sale at my nae
Wm. J. Adams; 107 So. High-
tower St. Thomaston.

4 reg. French Alpine bucks,
born March, April and May.
All from 7-8 Qt milkers. Ex-
cellent breeding stock. Very
reasonable. Miss Nellie M.
Mingledorff, Rt. 3, Douglas.

15 goats, some fine milk
goats, some purebred, one nice
Saanan male and one male
part Nubian and part Saanan.
Each, 1 yr. old. Do not ship.
Mrs. Lee Kirkley, 3860 Cas-
cade Rd. S. W., Atlanta 11.

LIVESTOCK

WANTED





Want Black Angus bull in
vicinity of Norcross. Does not
have to be registered. Sol Ma-
loney, Tucker Road Norcross.

Want milk goat, giving 1
gal. or more per day, at rea-
sonable price. Prefer Saanan
or Toggenburg, within 100 mi.
radius. E. W. Sampson, Rt 1,
Say 291, Douglasville. Ph.

Want some feeder pigs or
shoats, also some Holstein heit

er calves. All to be healthy and | 3

priced right. Henry R. Adams,
Rt. 1, Buford. Ph. Lawrence-
ville TH 3-2740.

Want 50 head of feeder pigs
disease free and in good cond.
L. H. Bryant, Chester. Ph. 1-
5262 after 6 PM.

Want some horses to pas-
ture. Plenty ae $4 per
head per mo. J. F. Gunnin, Rt.
1, Woodstock. Ph. 5-6579.

Want some Blue Guinea pigs
or shoats, at reasonable price.

| Advise what Joy have. Wil-

son Pruitt, Rt. 1, Toccoa.

POULTRY

FOR SALE





9 hens and one rooster, part
Rhode Island Red, 14 mos. old,
ood: layers. Rufus Camp, Rt.



. g100. 378, Sone rere Ph, GR





4 Games,



Bantams old English Ba
Red and Silver
Modern
Games, White Leghorn, Black
and Blacktail Japs, White Sil-
kies, Black Cochin, also ring-
neck doves for sale. B. H. Hol-
somback, Rt. 2, Box 341-A,
Oakley Rd. College Park.

8 Bantam hens, 50c ea. at
my place, One rooster free
with the lot. M. M. Minor, 1067

.|Canton St., Roswell.

Pearllegged McRoundheads

jack or spangled Confeder- s

ates, old time red eyed yellow
legged Allen Roundheads
Benny Barker Brown Reds ad
their crosses. Quail size trios,
$8.50; proven brood hens, $5;
1957 hatch pullets, $3.50. A. R.
McBride, 3 McCarley St., Doug
lasville.

Purebred Buff Cochin Ban-
tams, full grown, $2 pr. Tom-
ay Cleer, Ellijay. Ph. ME 5-

394.

21 Cornish and White Rock
cross: pullets, no culls, 4-1/2
mos. old. Cannot ship W. A.
Blackwell, 2122 Brockett pee
Sts; ey Tucker.

Pit Games: pure Ginn Grey
cock, 1 Carolina Blue Round-
head cross, $5 ea; pure Hop-
kins Warhorse stag, 6 pullets,
and 4 Warhorse hens, $3 ea. R.
L. Stonecypher, RFD 1, Box
244, Buford. Ph. 3959.

Purebred game rooster, and
3 hens, $10 for the lot. Mrs. P.
H. Dodd 23s. Veal eg
Gainesvilie.

Clarett and Roundhead cross
pit Games, 5 roosters and +
pullets, April 1958 hatch. Billy
Whisnant, Talbotton.

2 nice game cocks, 1-1/2 yrs
old one Claret and White
Hackle cross; other Gordan
and Roundheads cross, $5 ea.
Send cash or MO. C. L. Grif-
fin, 712 Oak Street, Gaines-
ville.

Giant Black Minorca pullets

and cockerels, $3 ea; 1 yr. old :

hens and cocks, $5 ea. L. B.
Millians, 105 Temple Ave.
Newnan.

13 New Hampshire Red pul-
lets and 15 White Rock 4 mos.
old, $1.50 ea. Terry Brown,
Helena.

Started chicks: Rhode Is-
land Red, big type Cornish,
Golden Sebright bantams and
White Pekin ducks.

Duke,, 1803 are ees
Drive S. E. Atlanta 16. Ph. MA
7-1665.

5 R. I. Red cockerels, 3
wks. old, 3-1/2- 4 lbs., not vac-
cinated, $2.50 ea. Exp. Col.
Send check or MO. 3 mi. N.
Milledgeville on Rt. 441. John
A. Lawrence, Rt. 2, Box 345,
Milledgeville.

500 White Rock pullets, lay-
ing strain, 10 wks. old, worm
ed. 75c ea. Cannot ship. Wilma
Riley, Rt. 4, Allen Road, Aus-
tell. Ph. 8991.

25 pullets and 3 roosters 4-A
grade Barred Rocks, hatched
March 1, $2 ea. Mrs... B.
Lowery, Rt. 1, Eastman. Ph.
932.

4 guineas, all roosters, $1.59
ea. Will not ship. Mrs. W. Y.
Summers, Rt. 1, Newnan.

8 large 1958 hatch, and sev
eral prs. 1957 hatch White
ducks, $1.50 ea; 8 Ringneck
and 7 white doves, $1.5 ea Can
not ship. Mrs. Dan Haygood,
Sr., Culloden. Ph. TU 4-2262.

6 young white Pekin hens,
1 drake, all 1958 hatch, $1 ea;
10 late 1957 hatch; laying - N.
H. Red hens, 1 unrelated 2 yr.
old rooster, $1.25 ea. Cannot
ship. 2-1/2 mi. Marietta, just
off Canton Rd., at West Oak.
airs; H.-R: Rich, 155 Mitchell
Dr., Marietta.

12 almost grown geese $3 ea.

| Will not ship. Mrs. Lee Kirkley,

3860 Cascade Rd. S. W., At-
Janta 11.

About 1 out of 4 workers
killed on the job dies doing
farm work, according to th

National Safety Council.

Duckwing
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~ POULTRY

WANTED



Want 10 or 15 March hatch
L. pullets within 50 mi.
Will pay good price and come
iter them. Do not want culls.

L. Wilson, Sparta.

Want 15 or 20 early 1958
atch pullets, reavy breed.
Ars. Ed Bledsoe, 501 Newnan
wy., Carrollton.

Want AAAA rooster, new
ne Danish Brown Leghorn.
Write location and price. F. P.
ackson, Rt. 1, Box 106,
f ampton,

GAME, FOWL, et

FOR SALE





Bobwhite quail, ready for
Jd releasing, raised in large
ae pens. Sell at my place;
50 quail eggs for sale, Exp.
ol. Jack Holland, 471 Pasley
ae E., Atlanta 16. Ph. JA

Baby Bobwhite aaat from
large stock, 50c ea. and up,
cording to age. Also baby
easants, 1-4 wks. old. J. L.
iy lor, Rt. 2, Fort Valley. Ph.
5-5804.

Taking orders for No. Bob-

hite quail eggs and young
Biss C. L. Cawthon, River-

e Ph. GR 8-8106 (after 6

Few 1957 hatched pire
breeder




id Bobwhites for release, 97c
. color photos and prices on
uest. William A. Thomas,

421 Mark Building, Atlanta.
-h. MU 8-0866.

Mated prs. No. Bobwhite
uail, 1957 hatch, $3. pr; 5
ks. old, 60c ea., shipped Exp.
ol. in light crate; Hatching
gs, fresh and _ fertile, $2.
oz., $15. C. by prepaid par-
1 post. Send M. O. Miss Eve
We llace, 716 Myrtle St., N. E.
atts 8. Ph. TR 4-5152.

Americas finest strain
pps pe
ot less than pr. shippe

Jaden Geilfuss c/o Me a
rook Farm, Windy Hill Rd.,
a 3 Marietta. Ph. HE 5-









wks. old, some in prs. now
laying. Mrs. Bessie Edwards,
944 Margaret St. Hapeville.
Ph. PO 1-4705.

Greenhead Mallard ducks,
Chukar quail (half grown),

Ringneck pheasants, Silver
Spangled Hamburgs, AAA
Brown Leghorns, big type
Dark Cornish, Black Crested
Polish, Houdans and Speckled
Bantams. Joe R. Johnson, Jr.
Rt. 2, Conyers. Ph. 5922.

Red Carneaux pigeons, $5.
pr; Common pigeons,. $1. pr;
also White Swiss Homers, $1.-
ea Starling Yawn, Byrom-
ville

New Zealand White rabbits;
few mature bred does and
bucks, also juniors, 3 wks. to
6 mos. old. All pedigreed stock.
C. W. Page, 149 North Ave.
NE, Atlanta 8. Ph. TR 4-6452.

Rabbit does: 3 colored, 3
California junior and 4 NZ
White juniors, $3.00 ea; 1
Dutch doe and litter of 8, $10.;
also 6 junior Dutch, $2. 50 ea.
John Fields, 1026 W. Poplar
St., Griffin. Ph. 3682, *

Rabbits: Small and grown
does, some bucks, all colors,
$1. 25 ea. up. Will not ship. Edd
Crowder, Ft. 3, Roosevelt

Hwy. College Park. Ph. PO
6-7252.
Game birds: Pen raised, 2

yr. old breeders, full plumage,
Blue Peafowl, Silver, Mutant,
Amherst Pheasants, Chukars
and Bobwhile quail, purestock
Mallard ducks, all kinds pig
eons, Bantams and rabbits. J.
Harold Street, 3090 Buford
Hwy., Atlanta 6.

NZ White rabbits and mix.

.| colors, 24 averaging 2 wks. to

2 mos. old, also 6 grown does,
2 bucks, $30. for the lot. Will
pot iship, C; <.Deal. -Rt 4.
Box 251, Lilburn.

Finest quality Bobwhite
quail started chicks, 40c and
up according to age. No COD
orders. Claude C. Boykin, Rt.
1, Box 188, Augusta. Ph. RE
3-9719.

Bobwhite quail eggs and
chicks at my place. Ship 6 wk.
old birds. Finest quality,
healthy stock quar. 12 pr.
proven breeders with high egg
laying records; several im-
proved Reds, others large No.
Bobwhites. Special discount on
50 young. Ralph E. Keefer,



Lake Harbin Rd., Morrow. Ph.



- Chukar partridges, 8 and 1}





ea. Dan Humphries, Rt. 6,

Rome.

2 Peafowls, 6 yrs. old, |. $25.
ea; 1 Peahen, $20.; 5 pheas-
ant hens and cock, with 50-60
young pheasants, bargain
prices; 6 vr. large pigeons, va-
rious colors, $2. pr; also 50
white quinea fowl, 50c ea., 10
grown, $l. ea. Evelyn E. Por-
ae O. Box 36, Morgan. Ph.



GAME, FOWL, etc.

WANTED



Want 100 Chukar quail.
Give age and price delivered.
W. T. Peek, RFD 2, Box 63,
Brunswick.

MISCELLANEOUS

FOR SALE





Shade dried Sage and dried
Catnip leaves, 30c qt., $1 gal.
Del. Mary Ruth Phillips, Rt. 1,
Royston.

Starks Golden Delicious ap
ples, $1.50 bushel at my place
George Partridge, Rt. 1, Nor-
cross.

Starks Delicious apples,
both red and yellow. Will Del
in Atlanta. J. S. Echols, 771
Charlotte Place, N. W., Atlanta
18. Ph. SY 4-2960.

13 stands yellow Honey
bees, 4 stands patent gums, 9
homemade gums, $104. J. B.
Whitfield, Rt. 1, Se Ph.
MA 17-4770.

Calif. multiplying beer seed,
25c start. PP. Miss Ruth Weeks
Dial.

Fresh Calif. multiplying
beer seed, 25 start; 6 starts,
$1. 4c stamped envelope with
a wee Earl Frank Weeks,

jal.

Martin and Dipper gourds,
25 ea; small mix.10c ea; Add
postage; also dried Peaches in
pint plastic bags, 3 bags, $1
plus 35c postage. Mrs. W. E.

Wooten, Rt. 2, Box 150, Ca-

milla.

Yellow Root, freshly dug
and washed, 4 lb. lard box full

$1. Add postage. Mrs. Ventis7

40Gainea pigs (cavies), $1.)



Feed Sacks: : ee

White ones, fre 0
ters and holes, 25 ea: ae
2, 3, or 4 alike, 30c ea. Send
postage with MO No checks.

Mrs. W. H. Thome Daw-
sonville, :

White feed na 100 Ib.



cap., ripped and washed, $3

doz., plus ample postage. Be
COD. Gladys = ines,
Cumming.

100 Ib. cap. white feed sacks

no letters, used only once, 5,
$1.50; 10, "$2.75; 20, $5; $24 C.
PP to 2nd zone. Money Order
Major Crow, Rt. 2, Mt. View
Rd., Gainesville.

1957 crop Honey, extracted]:

and pasteurized, 2 lb. jar, 69c;
case of 12 jars, $6. 25, All FOB.
oe L. Snare, Rt. 4, _Gaines- }-
ville

100 lb. burlap feed sacks,
any number, 15c ea. FOB farm
H.-J.) Prieks; Ideal! Sta.

Blue Gill Bream Fingerlings
Truck delivery or pick up at
my farm. Lanier Craft, Clay-
ton.

Nice, large Print sacks, clea
ly one of a kind, 3 for $1 post-
paid in Ga. Mrs. W. Y. Sum-
mers, Rt. 1, Newnan. :

Yellow Root, May apples,

and Wild Cherry bark, 4 lbs.,

$1.50 each Noel Crump, Rte2;
Talking Rock.

Fresh Calif. multiplying beer

seed, 25 start; 6 starts, $1.
Send 4e stamped
with ea, order. E. F. eS
Dial.

MISCELLANEOUS

- WANTED





Want Figs for preserving.
Must be reasonable. Advise.
price. Mrs. A. P. Wood, 701
Second Ave., Columbus.

Want Golden Seal or Yel-
lew Root, Ladys Slipper and

Snake Root (Serpentaria).
Must be clean, dry, and free of.
stems and leaves. Name

amount and price. Mrs. W. B.
Careton, Trenton.

Want 500 fence Post, sawed
or split, Nothing but No. 1 con
sidered. Guy C. Gordon, Rt. 1,
(Eastville), Bogart. Ph. Wat-

envelope |

bordered design: in
with white, $1.25

fea. Add postage. Matti
ran, Rt, 1, Cumn

| Nice aprons,
ders and appliq
els, -25 ea. Mrs
701 Second Ave., Colun

crochet edge,

size aprons, all col
white dishtowels, Et
10; woven potholders
crochet doilies, dif. co!
75c $1., $1.25 whit
$1., $1. oe Waa

age. Mrs. Byron |
q babies

ea.; sugar aaa cream pot
ers, 50c ea; crochet ea
pillowcases, $1. pr; |

-| chief aprons, $1. ea.

E. Woot en, Rt
Camilla.

nice prin ing, good
padding, $7.50 ea.
Ventis Weaver, Rt. 5,

Dresser scarves, 26 x

over flower designs,

ea. arid postage. Mrs.
_| Atkinson, Rt. , Macon.

New, hand-made qa
Goose Chase design, of
cotton material, cotton
ding, $7.50 ea; emb
pillowcase, full _ size,
white cotton material
signs, lace trim, $2.
Dewey Ellis, Rt. 5, Elli,

ae i
"Nearly 6,000 farm re
each year die in mot
accidents, statistics of the
tional Safety Council
More than 200,000 farm
dents are injured | annually
traffic mishaps. But home.

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1385, Smyrna. GR.28- 9477: Weaver, Rt. 5, Ellijay. kinsville, SOuth 9-2142. annually.
1958 FALL PLANTING SCHEDULE FOR GEORGIA
J. R. JOHNSON EXTENSION AGRONOMIST - PROJECT LEADER ~
Crop Variety Rate of seeding Date of Fertilization at Topdressing
(per acre) seeding seeding (per acre) (per acre) ; i
- Alfalfa Atlantic (M, P) 25-35 Ibs. Sept.-Oct. 1000 Ibs 4-12-12] 800-1000 Ibs. 0-10-20] Plant aye on err ao
Buffalo (M, P) 20 Ibs. Borax Annually, after first types in North Georgia. Test :
Narragansett (M, P) cutting Lime to pH 6.5-7.0. Plant ino
: 20-30 Ibs. Borax lated, certified seed. a
Bats Victorgrain 48-93 (S) | 2 bu. (for For grain: 300-500 Ibs. For graint Plant treated, certified seed
Fulgrain (S) grain) Oct. I-Nov. | 4-12-12 30-50 Ibs. N : E Ee ae ae
Arlington {S) 4 bu. (for For. grazing: For grazing:
Rustproof 14 (S) grazing) Sept. 1-Oct. 5 80-100 Ibs. N
Suregrain (C) :
AB-110 (C)
Forkedeer (M)
Barley Calhoun (M, P) 12-2 bu. Mountains: 300-500 Ibs. 40-50 Ibs. N Clean, ag Weated weed
: Wong (M, P) Sept. | 4-12-12 important.
Davie (M, P) Piedmont: F
Colonial (M, P) Oct. 15 : : f
Wheat Anderson (S) 1-lA bu. Mountains; 300-500 Ibs. 30-40 Ibs. N Clean, certified, treated seed
Taylor (S) Oct. | 4-12-12 ~ . = %
Coker 47-27 (S) _ Piedmont:
Coastal (C) Oct.. 15 E
Atlas 66 (S) Coastal Plain:
Atlas 50 (S) Nov. |
Bledsoe (P, C)
Chancellor (M, P) ,
Rye Abruzzi 1-1% bu. Mountains: 300-500 Ibs. For grazing: ~ | Clean, certified, treated seed.
(Georgia grown) Sept. 1-15 4-12-12 80-100 Ibs. N
Wrens strain Piedmont:
Gator Oct.1-15
Coastal Plain:
Oct. 15-Nov. | GC aseb es Seis
Annual Annual Ryegrass 20 Ibs. Ryegrass| Mountains: 400-600 Ibs. - 60-100 Ibs. N Use treated, certified seed.
Grazing Crimson Clover 20 Ibs. C Clover} Late August 4-12-12 late clover. On lighter
Oats 3 bu. Oats ae Coastal Plain, leave
Sept. | of mixture.
Coastal Plain:
Sept._ 15- Oct. 5
NOTE: Method of seeding all crops listed above: Grain drill on well- -prepared, rim seedbed, limed according to soi



Plain, (P) Piedmont,

(M) Mountains,