eorgia
a = armers





Commissioner

Bulletin

Phil Cangiel,





WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 20, 1958

1. BACKS 5 SCREWW





rg Coastal Plain Experiment Sta-
at Tifton.

ne facilities for this station will be
dy to receive pigs this fall, Rules and
ions for the Swine Testing Station
been sent to most of the breeders of






to all the ( County Agents, and the
e printed in the August 6 edition
the Market Bulletin. ;
sis probably the most constructive
ing that has- ever been done
te swine growers of Georgia, I
not emphasize enough the importance
; program. The time has come when
ust produce meat type hogs or lose
ork market.
Per capita annual pork consumption
eased an estimated ten percent in
, years. We are not likely to regain
oss. Competition with other meats
ill demand what we Abe pork eco-
ically, iy ~
testing station program enables
ne producers to discover pigs that
high percentage of lean meat in
rcass and also those that make gains
feed. The ideal pig is one that has











ive that we get started produc-
t kind as quickly as possible.

Commercial hog men are looking for
ig stock out of certified litters or
male - pigs that have demonstrated by

have those qualities. The purebred
ede must supply these breeding ani-

s of the Swine Testing Station.



red hogs in the State. Copies have

se Septaniher 30, Tifton Bishop Method



CALENDAR

August 21, Tifton Watershed Organi. _
zation and Establishment Short

_ Course.
_ August 22, Thomasville Georgia
Jersey Cattle Club Annual Fall
Sale.

August 25228, Rock Eagle Third An-
nual Georgia Poultry Institute.

August 28, Tifton Leafy Vegetables
: Short Course.

September 3, Rock Eagle* Artificial
Breeding Conference

P September 4, Tiftin Feedingf Steers
for Profit Short Course

September 22-23, Tifton Fourteenth
Annual Veterinary Conference.

of Clothing eee Short



these economic characteristics. It is |

own individual performance that

he quickest way is through the -

ial have the necessary infor-





Course,





- Overheated Hogs Cause

Heavy Loss To Farmer

ss By JESSE HALL
Livestock Marketing Agent

Did you ever see a hog sweat? If you
think you did you had better take another

_ look, for they do not. The only way they

can cool themselves is by faster breathing

-or from outside temperatures. The hog
cannot stand too much exertion or activi-

ty in hot weather.
The hot summer days are here so now

is the time to be extremely careful in hand-
ling hogs on the farm or enroute to mar-
_ ket. I have been visiting many of the auc-

tion markets this summer and I have found
: (Continued On Page 4)



: e
Georgia, First:
@ BROILERS @ PROTECTED FOREST LANDS @ PIMENTO PEPPER
PEANUTS @ |MPROVED Ue eed

~ Transfers $240,000
To Ga. Dept. Of is

By PHIL CAMPBELL

Commissioner of Agriculture -

Our fieldmen report the screwworm
eradication program is working well and

reports of screwworm infestations in 5 2
Georgia and Florida indicate that we may

-

soon eliminate this pest.

In the new budget for this fiscal year
Gov. Marvin Griffin approved an appro-

priation of $240,000 to finance Georgias

part in the combined Federal-State ef-

forts to oo the screwworm pest.

Rapecsentative of the Georgia Depart-
ment of Agriculture are working closely

with Federal officals to insure the eradica-
tion of the screwworm as soon as possible.

As of June 28 of this year Federal lab-

oratory specialists had identified 440 cases
as positive screwworm cases but the im-
portant. fact about these cases is that all

of them were found below the quarantine __ a
line established in Florida except for 12

and only two of the 12 cases were found in
Georgia.

The quarantine line was established
across north Florida last winter in an ef-
fort to hold the wintering screwworm fly
in the wintering area and prevent migra-
tion northward. Apparently air drops of
sterile male flies above this quarantine line
are accomplishing our purpose.

As further indication of the success of
this program one infested Florida county
was plagued with as many as 75 screw
worm cases, but after a heavy concentrat-
ed air drop of sterile male flies the num-
ber of cases in this county was reduced to
only one case three weeks ago.

But I want to warn farmers that al-
though the program seems to be working

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FARM

WORK

WANTED

Woman with 3 small child-
ren, want job on farm, light
farm work, for 3 R. house and
reasonable salary. Must be on
school route. Mrs. Ethel Stowe,
Rt. 1, Royston. .

_ -84 yr. old single white man
wants job on regular type or
poultry farm, for room, board
and Jaundry and $30. month.
Write or see. Earnest Beard,
e/o J. R. Kirkpatrick, Rt. 2,
Lithonia.

Man with wife and 10 yr.
old son wants job on farm.
Cant drive tractor but can
farm with mule, and do most
anything on worm. Begin in
fall and for 1959. Am sober,
honest and good worker. Can

raise pepper and sweet pota-
toes. Virgil Cates, Rt. 3, Lo-
ganville.

Single man wants job on
farm. Exp. tractor mechanic,
cattle, hogs and gen. farm
ing. Salary and either board or
batch: John Cardell, 1725
Third St., Macon.

Want share crop for 1959:
4-5 A. tobacco, 35-50 A. pea-
nuts, 10-20 A. cotton, and 30-
50 A. corn. With at least a 5
R. house. Write or see. Lee Roy
Gray, 808 So. College St.,
Nashville.

White man, 21 yrs. old, with
wife and small child, wants
job on poultry or cattle farm.
Exp. Also drive truck. Need
4 R. house (unfurnished) with
lights, water, etce., and rea-
sonable salary. Hubert S. Cook,
4174 Astor Ave. S. W., At-
Janta 10. Ph. PL 8-5956.

Dairyman wants pob in Geor-

gia only caring for 60-80 cows.
Dairy must be DeLaval pipe
line milking machine. Prefer
Holstein herd. Have wife and
3 small children, Good Ref.
Ready move now. Want good
house and salary. Cornelius
Parker, Bowdon. Ph. 2273.

Want job raising chickens.
6 in family 3 boys, 16, 12 and
7 yrs., and girl 14. Need house

and reasonable salary. W. I.
Hobgood, Rt. 2, Ranger.

36 yr. old white man sober
and reliable with family wants
job on large poultry farm.
Exp. also in regular farming
and caretaking of farm. Can
operate all kinds farm mach-
inery. Consider vegetable or
cattle farm. Weekly or month-~
ly salary. C. A. Padgett, Rt.
2, Canton.

Honest, elderly man, good
worker, wants job on farm do-
ing light farm work. Do not
drink. Cannot drive. C. J.
Leverett, Mtn. View Camp,
Mountain View.

Man with 12 yrs. Exp. wants
job on dairy or poultry farm,
raising broilers or with laying
hens. Can use most any type
machine. Some Exp. with
poultry. Drive tractor and
truck. Have to be moved. Wal-
Route, Blue

ter Price, Star

Ridge.

Married white man with
wife and baby want job on
chicken or dairy farm for
wages. Need 3 or 4 R. house.
Experienced. James W. Smith,
Hartman Rd., Rt. 2, Austell.

FARM HELP

WANTED





Want at once a large group
or family to batch and pick
Cotton, on my farm. See. 8
mi. No. Lyons (Hwy. No. 1,)
Daniel Martin, Lyons.

Want middleaged, married
man, capable of milking and
feeding 50 milch cows. Must
be sober and reliable. Salary
paid commensurate with abil-
ity. Harley L. Rollins, Rt. 2,
Box 80, Sunshine Place, Mil-



len, Ph. Waynesboro 3777.

- Want nice middle - aged r ;
with auger and blower, excel-

white or colored woman to
live with 2 old white people
on farm and garden and do
other light farm work, for
room, board and small salary.
Fred Cunningham, Marietta.

Want middleaged white wo-

man, unencumbered, for light
farm chores on farm. John D.
Anderson, Box 323, Dalton. ~

Want man and wife to do
work on irrigated vegetabie
farm near Atlanta. Pay man to
drive truck, tractor and farm,
$6. day; woman, $5. day. Nice
house and garden. R. F. Sams,
Clarkston. Ph. HI 3-7322.

Want at once single man or
couple for general farm work
on farm. Must be Exp. with
tractor, baler and machine
milking of cows. Fred Barber,
Box 206, Jonesboro. Ph. GR
8-8078.

Want man used to living in
country, for farm labor, gen-

eral work on So. Georgia
ranch. 30-45 yrs old. with:
small family. Prefer with

timber, gen. building and farm
machinery repair experience.
No drunkards. Write. Geo. W.
Varn, Box 205, Folkston.

SALE EVENTS

August 26 and 27 Tuesday
and Wednesday Auction
Sale of Registered Jersey
Cattleat Mansfield (New-
ton Co.) ... 235 head: 5
herd bulls and 230 cows,
most 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 te 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









1957 Lilliston Peanut com-
bine, picked 75 acres, for sale.
Ned U. Wilson, Rt. 1, Rebecca.

Used 2-row IHC Corn Pick-
er, fits Farmall F tractor; also
one half track with New White
motor and new track, $650. L.
= Minor, P. O. Box 406, But-
er.

Booster Buck rake and
front-end manure loader com-
bination complete; rakes 12 ft.
swath; tines for both hay and
silage; puts hay on 15 ft. stack,
mounted on John Deere G
Tractor, fair cond. All for
$800. Hilary McEntyre, Rt. 1,
Athens.

1/4 HP Deep well pump and
tank, $45. Mrs. Paul Bailey,
Redan. Ph. Lithonia, 2358.

John Deere Mt tractor, good
cond., good tires, with plant-
ers, cultivators and harrows,
at my home, 1/2 mi. S. Haral-
son On Hwy. 85. C. V. Miller,
Rt. 1, Senoia. Ph. Gay, 2653.

Power take-off pulley for
Ford tractor, $45. J. L. Arm-
strong, Rt. 2, Stockbridge.

278 Back-to-Back laying
cages, 10 x 12 size, complete,
feed and water troughs and
hangers, also new 50 ft. extra
water trough, 60c ea. FOB my
a B. N. Willis, Enigma. Ph.
468.

Taylor-Way pull type bush
and bog harrow with remote
control cylinder, $100.; set of
cultivator for John Deere A,
in perfect cond. also Egg wash-
er, $50. Dan Nuckolls, Rt. 2,
Lithonia. Ph. 6615.

Massey-Harris forage har-
vester with row crop attach-
ments, grass cutter, bar at-
tachment optional, in good
cond. Maynard L. Peters, Rt.
2, Box 24, Wrens.

John Deere van Brunt grain
drill, model EN, in good cond.,



at my place, J. O. Brannen,
Cedar Rd., Metter.



Silage chopper

lent cond., $395.; 3 point lift

kit for ICH H or M, $50.; 500},

egg incubator, used 1 time,
$60.; 1 and 3 deck brooders for

chickens or quail. W. C. He-

watt, Snellville, (Mailing ad-
dress), Rt. 1, Lilburn. ~

One 300 gal. Steinhorst bulk
milk tank, good cond., $1,700.
Perry Stone, Campton, Ph.
Monroe 8-4422.. :

Hay Baler, IHC No. 15, baled
less 2,000 bales of hay, $150.;
1 Windrow rake, IHC, practi-
cally new, $150. George W.
oe Rt. 2, Box 75, Vi-

alia. :

Case A 6 combine with grain
tank, with Wisc. eng., or with
PTO drive and with or with-
out Ro Master attachments for
field shelling corn. Lloyd C.
Casewell, RFD 2, Americus.

One in new cond., one-row
pull type Massey-Harris corn
picker. Damrow, 500 gal. type
T oval milk truck tank on 1-
1/2 ton GMC truck. Sell tank
separate or mounted. T. R.
Erp Rt. 3, Monroe. Ph.

One 150 gal. pasteurizer,
with time clock, thermometer,
pump and cooling board, for
sale or trade for cattle or hogs.
Write. E. Lunsford, 1614 No.
Decatur Rd. Atlanta 6.

24 in. corn mill for sale or
trade for hens, calf, or well
pump. Write first if you wil

make exch. Chas. Gowder, Rt. |!

2, Powder Springs.

Continental Y-112 Power.

unit, complete with twin disc
clutch, good cond., for irriga-
tion pump or small er
mill, $250. L. L. Garrett, Rt.
2, Barnesville.

Bulk milk tank, 250 gal. eap:
also some other dairy equip.
including 30 gal. hot water

tank. Thos. D. James, Rt. 1,

Musella.

k

Pea and Bean thrasher with
5 HP gas. powered water
pump. Burgess W. Stone, Box
Se oe Ph. CAnal

Intn] 45 automatic ~ baler,
PTO drive, used very little,
$900.; dwarf side delivery
rake, $250.; also dbl.
harrow for Ford, $100.
Sims, Rt. 1, Irwinton.
Folkston, HY 6-3326.

ICH 1 ft. mower with 2
blades for snaphitch, excellent
cond., for sale or trade for 60-
72 in. rotary mower, same
shape. R. T. Leiter, Rt. 3, For-
syth. Ph. 2450 (after 7 PM).

1944 VAC Case tractor, fair
cond., with starter and almost
new tires, $150. or trade for
calves. S. W. Sherwood, Rt. 1,
McDonough.

Turner Peanut picker in
good cond. Come see and make

Cn
Ph.

- loffer. G. P. Ethridge, Sr., Rich-

land.

12 ft. Intnl Harvester grain
drill, practically new, excel-
lent cond., $375.; also 200
Johnson Water cups for chick-
ens or turkeys, excellent cond.,
$1. ea. at my place. Sidney
cri Irwinton. Ph. WE

Oke

Farmall A
plows, harrow, i
new tires and good paint.
at my place 2 mi. S, Atlanta
on S. Expressway, Hwy. 85.
L. V. Fincher, Riverdale.

2 Livermon peanut pickers
in good shape, one all metal
and ball bearing and on rub-

tractor with
cultivators,

ber. Carson Bass, Warwick.
Ph. 2683.
Farmall Cub 49 tractor,

good cond., $500.; 4 attach-
ments, mower, plow, harrow,
and cultivator, $60. ea. T. W.
Cox, Hwy. 41. Rt. 4, Ringgold.

Mono Rotary tiller, model
MT-500, used very little, $75.
Mrs. Johnie Jackson, Atlanta
Ave., Hapeville. Ph. PO 1-
6876

Danhueser_ Post. Hole Dig-
ger, $200.; Ezee-Flow
eee: i 6. Eas take.

o. 5 mower, a rake,
with rope control gah aabe
Deere 20 disc smoothing har-
row, $175. All in near new
cond. C. W. Sims, Blackwell
Rd., Rt. 6, Marietta.

re

a

Advise what you _ have

+also disc harrow and pul

section |

Lime | ready for planting, $1.25














































i Cedartown. a :

FOUPMENT

Want small cultip
within 50 mi. of Conyers.
vise. C. R. Bohanan,
Conyers. Ph. 3733. _

Want 3 dise plow
Chalmer WD tractor
want mowing machine
lime and fertilizer spre
E. E. Harris, 2931 Hollis
Macon. : nas

Want Meadows Grist Mill
good shape, or will buy
need of repair, also con
any other make. T. D. Whi
er, Hephzibah. :

Want Butane Propane
tank. Must be in good co
and priced reasonable. W.
Head, Madison. Ph. 593

_ Want late model tra
Ford or John Deere, wi
without. equipment, in
cond., at reasonable pri
G. Perryman, RFD, Cu

Want used hog feeders.
good cond., round or long |



"Want planters, eultiva
and lift type harrow, for
tractor. Terrell Swindle,
ville. Ph. 9292. GS
Want rotary tiller or

zer, all to pull behind
Dr. W. L. Spence, 1291
don St. S. W., Atlanta 10.
PL 3-5714. - 2

Want subsoiler plow
Ford tractor with 3 point hit
Write cond. and price. J.
Aiken, 407 Hill Street,
Grange. _ : Bes

Super A Farmall tractor,
uper A Farm. g
model (want model to fit b
tween wheels), in shi
reasonable vriced. Write_
you have. Major Crow,
Mt. View Rd., G Vv
Want farm dinner bell
cond. Write price. F
Webster, Rt. 3, =
tain. oe

- Want good Alli ha
tractor ( model G), with
mower. Must be fair price

no junk. Give price and con
Will exch. for same pu
Glenn McDonald, Oakwood.

EE & PAN

White nest onions and sca
lion onions and buttons fro!
same, $1.40 gal. Add pos
G. T.> Brown, RE <1,
Ground. : ae

Pht ol : oe gale: 7
planting, . No le
than 1 gal. shipped. Add pos
age. Miss Gennia Brown, F

See|1, Ball Ground. eee

White multiplying or ne
onions, 50 qt.; 80 for hal
gal.; $1.50 gal. plus 35c po:
age on gal. Prompt shipme
by Parcel Post. G. C, Dan
Tennille. .

2500 bu. Victorgrain - 0a

ist yr. from b: er, Ger
92 pct.; Purity, 98.32 ;
bu. in bulk. George
ridge, Rt. 4, Americus.
Leslie 2147. : Hs

1400 bu. Victorgrain
in 3 and 4 bu. Rapn se
ed and tested, Pur * iy
pet.; Germ., 93 pet. $1.25
S. T. Carter, Winterville. P
Athens, LI 6-0989.

New crop white. shall 9

booking orders for
Seuppemonst for, Oct.
opsoil, Hunt's

tis rial






LIVESTOCK

FOR SALE







: Horseradish roots, Sas-
as ee 50c Ib.; aeee





Sheacmint. Yellow
.; Comfrey,
n-of-the-Meadow, Gin-
, 3, $1. Add postage. Mrs.
ley Fowler, Rt. 5, Elli-















ve









rmint plants Mrs. Clyde
an, ae ee Hillcrest Dr:

L
Austell.
a Seieat Siastaden.








erbearing strawberry
plants, $1 C.; Black Raspber-
ties, Sage plants, Catnip
bunches, 6, $1 ea.; Garlic
ee $1. 25 doz. Add post-





j Mrs. Mae Turner, Rt. 6,
esville.






perry plants, $1 doz.;
seedling Pecan trees,
unbroken roots,

iin Ga. Joseph Abernathy, Rt.
'2, Barnesville.

Ga. Collard plants, 50c C:;
300, $1.25: 500, $2. Add post-
ttie Duran, Rt. 1,



whole,












ate Sia Dutch and Cop-
enhagen Cabbage heading

ollards, 300, $1.50; $3.50 M.
- orders_ shipped _ unless








, Box 124, Ellijay.

= Ga. Collard plants, nice
size, good roots, 60c C.: 300,
5 500; $2:.-$3.50' M PP
- Ga. Cannot fill rege or-
s. D, W. Davis, Rt. 1, Box
soalbecwinaa




28













FOR SALE





ney Coastal Bermuda
freshly cut, $30 ton in
load lots FOB. Sam

mer, C/O Sommerdale
arms, Hawkinsville. Ph.
Wilight 3-7201.

Coastal Bermuda _ hay
ire bales) FOB farm at
Bildecache. W. B. Leverette,

81, Fitzgerald. Ph. 3457.

360 bales good
Coastal Bermuda hay, Aug.
58 75c bale. Also
4 hay. 50c
le. Doug Bullard; P.O.
2, Culloden.

Any quantity Coastal Ber-
uda hay, $20 ton at barn,
-1/2 mi. S. Cordele on Hwy.
-Fertilized, cut and baled

EL, Blackmon, RE 35




























zorous Latham red Rasp-|1

$2" doz. PP\}



Cattle

Reg. Hereford cattle, bred
;|right, halter broken, phoperly
cared for and reasonably pric-
ed Mrs. W. A. Ward, Jr. c/o
Ward Meade Farm, Rt. 3, Ma-
rietta. Ph. 8-8772.

A few head of grade Angus
cows and calves. Hoyt B. Lit-
tle, Rt. 3, Commerce.

2 artificially bred Holstein
heifer calves, not of Northern
bred cows. Wt. 300 lbs. ea., $75
ea. C. M. Bowden, Rt. 3, Stone
ee Ph. Atlanta BU 9-

Des

20 calfhood vaccinated open

heifers wt. 400-650 Ib., most-
ly Holsteins with some Guern-
seys. Top grade. Hamilton L.
Hill, Rt. 3, Newnan.

10 Reg. polled Shorthorn
cows, 5 with calves at foot by
Lovada Field Marshall, and
all bred to him; 6 Reg. polled
Shorthorn open heifers, and
top bull calves by Lovada
Field Marshall. George H. Mill
er, c/o Millers Polled Short-
horn Farm, Thomaston.

Horned type Hereford bull,
8 mos.
Sired by Great Grandson of
Larry 50th (the high Merit
ull). M. C. Roberts, Ball
Ground.

Reg. Black Angus bulls, 10-
12 mos. old, Eileenmere breed
ing. Fine specimans physically
Sired by one of Georgias top
ranking bulls, $300 ea. J. M.
Henson, 500 Stewart Ave., S.
W., Atlanta 10, Ph. JA 2-5794.

3 Reg. extra nice, 1 yr. old
horned Hereford bulls, of Best
bloodlines. See or call. J. Britt
Chandler, c/o Spring Hill
corn Watkinsville Ph. SO 9-
Sit.

- Regi Shorthorn beef type
bull, 2 yrs. old, from good
lines, $175. Dan Nuckolls, Rt.
Z, Lithonia. Ph. 6615.

Reg. Aberdeen-Angus bull

| for service. Fee, $2 My place,

4-1/2 mi. W. Marietta , 1/4
mi. off Hwy. 120 on Villa Road
E. F. Wilkins, Marietta. Ph.
9-9825.

60 fall freshening Holstein
heifers, first calf, calfhood vac
cinated, large size, top quality
R. B. Curtis, Farmington. Ph.
Madison, 2603.

Guernsey-Jersey heifer, 14
mos old (will make good milch
cow) for sale or swap for beef
or equal weight ready to slau-
ghter. Wesley Campbell, 76
oe Dr., Rossville. Ph. Wy

Polled Priiickaced reg. bull,
3 yrs. old also other bulls and
heifers, Jersey stock 1 mi. S.
Dalton, on Hwy. 41, John D.
Anderson, Box 323, Dalton.

15 mo. old reg Angus bull,
Grandson of Bandoliermere
73rd (the $7,000.00 Shandra
Farm Bull), $500 James Young
Box 849, Cedartown.





















Index Bracket














CLASS. 1 MILK PRICE INDEX
AUGUST 1, 1958

_ The Price Index for Class I fluid milk in Georgia,
alculated according to the official pricing formula, de-
eased slightly between July 1 and August 1 from
14.11 to 112.41 but remained in the same bracket. The.
change is attributed to a decrease in prices of hay and
mixed dairy feed. The Farm Wage Rate Index increas-
slightly. Other variables remained unchanged from
uly 1. The formula automatically balances changes
nd produces a net change in the milk price index.
Index brackets and corresponding producer prices
Class I milk Atlanta area:

See ee ee - $6.93/cwt.

r complete information on the price brackets,
1200A, oer Milk Commission adopt-

Producer Price

7.20/cwt.
747/owt.

slew

old, large for age. H

deliver. Meat











Black Ragin isis
00 Ibs., your choice at my

400



2/4 tenth al SW Porterdale: ol-

so want a good saddle horse,
prefered Roper, not over 6 yrs.
old. Send picture Roy Hillard,
Rt. 1, c/o John Zaring Black
Angus Ranch, Covington.

Purebred Guernsey milch
cow, f reshen with 4th calf in
Sept. H. W. Thurmond, Farm-
ington. :

Polled Hereford bull, 10 mos
old wt. about 600 Ibs., dark
color, well marked, subject to
register., $150 at my farm.
Letters ans. Troy Lanier,
Rocky Face.

Holstein dairy heifer -to
freshen this fall, Holstein ser-
vice bulls and reg. bull calves.
TB and Blood tested E. L.
Rogers, RD 1, Plains.

Several young Angus bulls
ready for service of top pedi-
grees, for sale. W. C. Hardy,
Rt. 1, Dox 21). Primi. et
6767.

Swine

Tamworth swine, registered
unrelated boars and gilts, for
sale. J. E. Davis, c/o Abba, Rt.
3, Fitzgerald. Ph. 6541.

Reg. Landrace gilts, boars
and service age boars, 100 pct
imported bloodlines, reg. in
buyers name, unrelated prs.
R. Gossett, Cave Spring.

6 reg. Berkshire pigs, three
males and 3 gilts, sired by

Four Oaks Locksmith King

2nd; Dam, Lynwood Bonnie
Lady 42nd. 9 wks. old, ready
for sale. L. G. Hussey, ary
Sparta. Ph. 3245.

Entire herd of reg. Landrace
hogs, 100 pct. imported blood
lines sows, sow and pigs, herd
boar, gilts and boars, weaned
pigs. Cholera treated. Reason-
able priced. Geo. H. Burns, Rt.
2, Alapaha.

_ 45 feeder shoats to be sold
in one lot at farm. Earl Whi-
taker, Rt.-1, Mansfield.

Purebred reg. male hog, red
Duroc, meat type, 1 yr. 5 mos.
old. approx. 200 lbs., with pa-
pers; same type unrelated
gilt, 3 female and one male 6
wks, old. sell ey when
weaned or lot. W. M. Gay c/o
Abba, Rt. 3, Box 295-D Fitz-
gerald. Ph, 6542.

Reg. Landrace boars, 4 mos.
old, from Four Star litter, treat
ed for everything, $50 ea. J.
a Box 50 Bristol. Ph.

Landrace boars: one Reg.,
18 mos. old, Foreign blood-
lines, $200; some ready for
light service, Reg. in buyers
name, $100 ea. Del. to buyers
any place in Ga. Call or write.
B. C. Limerick, P. O. Box 202,
Macon, Ph. 5-3780.

Yorkshires from large lit-
ters. Champion imported blood
lines, from disease-free herd.
10 wks old males and females,
Reg. buyers name, $35 ea.
Lawton Ursrey, Hazlehurst.
Ph. Franklin 5-2155,

Reg. Landrace, bred gilts
and boars, from_ popular
bloodlines, reasonably priced.
sent Swindle, Nashville. Ph.

Landrace boars, breeding
age, and Landrace and Berk-
shire boars coming of breeding
age. Landrace from a founda-
tion herd of original imports
and Berkshire from Locksmith
and 4-Oaks breeding Kenneth
Beasley, c/o Colonial Farm,
Box 228, Midville. Ph. 9-2622.

18 Yorkshire pigs ready to
hogs, $13 ea;
stock hogs, $15 ea. My place on
Hwy. 20 between Canton and
Cartersville Mary A. Rhyne
White.

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

Horses, Mules, Ponies

At Stud: Reg. thoroughbred
bay stallion. Ricky | Curtis,
Farmington. Ph. 2603 Madi-

son, ee



38 in. dapple gray, white mane
and tail pony stallion, $475.

at Melody Brook Farm; also
want buy Reg. Black Angus
bull and 3 unrelated, reg. cows
with calves at side. Give price
and bloodlines. Ogden A. Geil-
fuss, Rt. 3, Marietta. Ph. Hem
lock 5- 7385, Smyrna, Ga.

Mexican burro and 4 mos.
old colt. Sell 1 or both, or
trade for calves. Wesley Cor-
dle, Rt. 3, Summerville.

Reg. Tenn. Walking bay
mare, 11 yrs. old, sound, no
bad habits nice saddler. Foal-
ed 3 nice colts, $150; also West
ern saddle, good cond., $25,
and road cart, leather upholst-
ered, good cond., $35. J. A. Mc
Neill, Americus.

At Stud; Doctor Peacock,
American Saddle Bred stal-
lion (Bourbon King-Rex Pea-
vine). Over 16 hands, fine,
large boned. Horses boarde,.
J. R. McCrackin, Forest Park.
Ph. DR 8-9731

Pinto mare and 3/4 Shet-
land filly colt; sorrell gelding
pleasure horse; Egptian jen-
net; bay Welsh stallion; black
and white Shetland stallion.
Burgess W. Stone, Box 641,
Thomasville. Ph. Canal _ 6-
3402.

AT Stud: Red Lights Noble
Rex, Reg. No. 36083, Ameri-
can Saddle Bred stallion. Prov
en sire top colts. Grandson of
Noble Kalarama. Thos. G. Wat
kins, Jr., 4584 Flat Shoals Rd.
Decatur. Ph. BU 9-6692.

Two 2 yr. old fillies, 1 pinto
colt, all saddle bred; 1 mare in
foal, trained for cattle work,
very fast and spirited. All
have Arabian cross-breeding,
one reg., other subject to reg.
Mrs. Julia York Howell, Ri.
1, Suwanee.

Sheep and Goats

13 sheep, all in good cond.,
very cheap, my place, 12 mi.
Broxton. -C. -P.< Bash, Rt. 2,
Wray.

100 Southwestern 2 yr. old
ewe sheep, and 3 Reg rams, at
my farm. Maynard L. Peters,
Rt. 2, Box 24, Wrens.

12 fine milk goats, 2 Nu-
bians one is milking; also 3
male goats, one each Saanan,
Apes nburg, and Nubian. Mrs.
Lee Kirkley, 3860 Cascade Rd.
S. W., Atlanta 11.

3 Toggenburgs, 2nd milking
gentle, all 3-4 qts and one very
gentle Nubian, $25 ea. if ail
are sold together. D. A. Bag-
ley, M. D. Austell. Ph. 2315.

wa

Want several unserviceable
but healthy (larger preferred)
horses. Will pay $20 ea. at
your farm. F. E. Wordruse 608
Grove St. Gainesville. Ph. Le-
nox 4-4585.





Pony mare, 44 in., Apred toy





| Want. Mexican Burro or
Shetland pony Must be>gentle
for children and broken to
ride. State age and price,
James L. Cordell, Rt. 3, Box
98A Blairsville.

- Want one
Angus bull calf,
Advise. A. A. Fowler,
Fowler Rd., Decatur.

Want 10-15 dairy type heif-
ers, 6-12 mos. old. Holsteins or
Guernsey; preferred. Arthur
Knapp, RFD 2, Thomasville.
PH. CA 6-4216.

POULTRY

' WANTED

9-10 mos. old.

urebred =.
215





4 Black Cochin bantam
hens and 1 cock, 1957 hateh,
from Champion bloodlines,
$20, or $5 ea.; also 1 pr. pure
white, young Fantail a
best of bloodlines, $2. B.
Howell, Rt. 2, Box 33 Als
bany.

75 young Buff bantam pul-
lets (frying size to laying
size), also number of- hens
and 4 fine roosters. All at
bargain. Evelyn E. Porter,
Morgan. Ph. 2991,

Black and white speckled |
bantams, just about grown, 9
pullets and 8 roosters, $1 ea.;
one hen that will
August 21, $1 and 10c for
each chick. Mrs. Fred Atkin=
son, Rt. 4, Valdosta.

Purebred Golden Sebright
bantam roosters, Single and
Rose Comb, $1.50 ea. at farm,
6 mi. East Jordans Mill Rd.
Mrs. T. W. Newsome, San-
dersville. Ph. 3856.

21 cross bantams with Top-
knotts and White Silkies, 19
almost ready to lay pullets
and 2 roosters. Cheap. Can-
not ship. Mrs. Lillie Pitman,
Chatsworth Rd., Box 65, Dal-
ton,

Golden Sebright bantams,
big type Cornish chickens and
White Pekin ducks. Mrs. C.
E. Duke, 1803 Bouldercrest
Dr. S.E., Atlanta 16. Ph. MA-
7-1665.

Purebred Bull-Dog str.
Dark Cornish bantam cock-
erels and pullets. S. A. Slade,
Vienna.

Purebred Dark Cornish
1958 hatch cockerels, 2 for
$3. H. W. Thurmond, Farm-
ington.

2 game cocks, one, 1/2
Clairborn, 1/2 Roundhead;
other, 1/2 Gordon and 1/2
Toppie R. H., $4 ea. M. O.
or cash, ts, Griffin, 712
Oak St., Gainesville.

Extra fine, pure Morgan
White Hackle, March hatch
games, $5 ea. for stags: $10
for 2 pullets and stag. Mrs.
Jim Wright, Rt. 1, Cedartown.

Approx. 200 H&N White
Leghorn hens, laying 50 pet.,
18 mos. old, 75 ea. for lot.
W. Johnson, Rt. 4, Box 234,
Austell. Ph. 8901.





DOUBLE RING SALAD

This slimming and satisfying
double-ring salad is good any-
time, but especially so in the
month of weddings.

Its easy to make: Just mound





lettuce and top with two golden
slices of tropical, tangy, pine-
apple. Cut one slice so that the
two can be entwined. Garnish

cottage cheese on crisp, green |with cherries or ~~ olives.



hatch

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PAGE FOUR

| Serewworm Fight

(Continued From Pate 1)

2 inc KA

fine and we have had only two screw

worm cases in Georgia at this writing, it

is just as important as ever that we do not

relax our vigilance.

This program can not be successfully
carried out unless farmers continue to
watch their livestock carefully for signs

of screwworm infestation and then fol-
low through when such cases are discover-
ed,

As announced several times previous-
ly, when a farmer finds an infestation he
should treat the wound immediately to
kill all screwworms, collect 10 worms in
a bottle of water and notify his county
agent immediately.

| Overhead Hogs



Rams





(Continued From Page 1)
a a ian hog either at the unloading chutes

- or inside the barn, at many of the markets.

These hogs died because they got too hot.

One or two hogs lost out of a farm
truck load means that farmer has lost his
profits from that group of hogs. The im-
portant factor is, these losses can be pre-
vented.

Listed below are some factors which
will tend to reduce this loss from over-
heated hogs:

1. When hogs are to be marketed on

the next day they should be moved into .

the barn area (or loading area) the night
before and the hogs to be sold sorted out
from the rest and kept overnight near the
loading chutes. :

2. Load and haul hogs only in early

_ sawdust in the truck bed and w

_and using a little common sense in hi

eadlpate of your truck you >
















gs
Crowded hogs i in a truck do not av
for air to circulate around and under
while they are enroute to market.
v4 Thathe weather is: extremely
throw about two or three inches o: a
te

good before loading the hogs,
5. If the distance is very far to m
stop and check the load periodically
if they seem to be getting hot pull
some farm or service station and bo
a water hose and let the water run 0
floor of the truck for awhile. NE
SPRAY COLD WATER ON Li
HEATED HOG,

By following these cechmunetidal



POULTRY

FOR SALE



30 Durrs W. L. hens, lay-
ing 70 pct., 50e ea. Will not
ship. B. C. Lanier, Rt. 1, Box
121, Roswell.

2 lots of 1500 ea. Hybrid
ullets: Ist lot, raised. on
fange. fully vaccinated, de-
aked (if desired), 19 wks.
Jd August 8, ready to move,
P 50 ea.; other lot, hatched
uly 11, ready after 6 wks.
ee Sidney S. Miller, Irwin-

250 Parmenter Red hens,
18 mos. old, heavy layers, $1
@a. for lot, or $1.25 ea. lots
of 10 to 25. Will not ship. 2

i. Marietta. Mrs. G.

paod7. Rt. 4, Marietta. Pr

Parmenter Red pullets, 5
os. old, just beginning to

by. $2 ea. W. J. McDaniel;
ebulon. Ph. Log, 7-8664.

12 head of Beer $2.50 ea.
Mrs. Lee Kirkley, 3860 Cas-
Ave., S.W., Atlanta 11.

40 young geese at farm.
ae for information. Oscar
ayne, Rt. 2, Calhoun.

POULTRY

WANTED





Want pair or trio of pure-
bred Blue Cornish bantams.

tate age and price. Mrs.
fdugh Lyons, Rt. 2, Box 299,
ossville.

Want N. H. Red pullets of
arly spring 1958 hatch. J. W.
uffey, Rt. 3, Jackson.

Want 25 turkey poults, 30
days old, white strain. Quote
Price in coop del. Exp. Office.
(Was A. Drake, Rt. 3, Box 311,

ashington. Ph. OS 8-2998.

GAMF. FOWL, etc.

FOR SALE





Americas finest
White King pigeons,

st tain
$3 pr.
0 less 2 pr. shipped. Ogden
eilfuss, C/O Melody Brook
arm, Windy Hill Rd., Rt. 3,
Marietta, Ph. HE 5-7385,
Smyrna.

Sacrifice approx. 250 rab-
bits, mostly N. Z. Whites, and
few Grays. Some fine breed-
ing stock. No reasonable of-
fer refused. Consider trade
for quail, pheasants, or pigs.
See after 4 P.M. and 12 noon

on Saturdays), 5 mi. No.

oswell. T. R. Padgett, Rt. 1,

ox 110, Upper Hembree Rad.,
Roswell. Ph. Alpharetta 5286.

Bobwhite quail ready for
field releasing, raised in large
flight pens, also quail eggs.

Exp. Col. Permit No.
Jack Holland, 471 Pasley
Ave,, S.Ex Atlanta 16. Ph.

JA 4-7120.

77. | $2.50 pr.;

Bobwhite quail eggs and
chicks at my place. Extra low
prices sales before Sept. 15.
Ship at 6:wks. old. Finest
guality. Large, healthy stock
guar. Ralph Keefer, Lake
Harbin Rd., Morrow. Ph. Gr.
8-8477.

Chukar partridges, some in
prs. laying some, 10 wks. old
and younger. Must sell all.

Mrs. Bessie C. Edwards, 944
Margaret St., Hapeville. Ph.
PO 1-4705.

Pheasant chicks and baby
Bobwhite quail, dif, ages and
dif. prices. No shipping. Per-
mit No. 78. J. L.. Taylor, Rt.
2, Fort Valley. Ph. TA 5-
5804,

Pigeons, mated and work-
ing, Birmingham Rollers, $3
pr. 2 pr. $5; White ee
$2 pr.; common pigeons,
pr. Johnny Pentecost. ae
Thomson.

Over 200 N. Z. White rab-
bits, bred does and bucks.
Any size. Make offer. Selling
out. Mrs. Lois Greene, Rt, 1,
Box 507 B, Augusta. Ph. Re-

gent 6-3155.

27 White King pigeons, $18
for lot. Will not ship. Pi
Satterwhite, 810 Truitt Ave.,
LaGrange.

1 pr. Fantail pigeons,. mat-
ed and working, yellow and
red, $2.50 for pr. K. K. Kight,
Kite, Ga.

Few 1957 extra large No.
Bobwhite breeder quail: Eggs
from Bobwhites improved 38
yrs. for hatching. 90 pct.
hatch guar; 6 wks. old birds
ready for release, 97c ea. Free
color photos. Wm. A. Thomas,
421 Mark Bldg., Atlanta. Ph.
MU 8-0866.

Game birds and water fowl,
1958 hatch, $1.35 ea.: pheas-
ants, Bobwhite quail, Chukar
partridge, , fancy bantams,
show type, purebred utility
White King and Racing Hom-
er pigeons, Speckled guineas,
White N. Z. rabbits, Green
Head Mallard, Pekins, Mus-
covy ducks. Cash. Will ship.
J. H. Street, 3090 Buford
Hwy. Atlanta 8.

Young Chukar partridges,
approx. 50 birds per week for
bal .of season, also few ma-
ture birds of same excellent
stock. Permit No. 109. Tom
Patat, Cuthbert. Ph. 316 J.

Chukars, day old and up,
priced to sell. M. S. Steven-
son, 833 Martina Dr., N. E.
Atlanta 5. Ph. CE 7-5490. _

No. Bobwhite
breeders or releasing, from
1 wk. to 3 mos. old, priced
according to age. Permit No.
63. C. L. Cawthon, Riverdale.

Breeder pheasants: White
Crested Kalij and Swinhoe,
ea. kind, $20 pr.; Gold and
Silver, $12.50 pr.; Lady Am-
herst or Reeves, $17.50 trio;
White Silkie bantams, 1957
hatch, $4 pr.; 1958 hatch,
Egyptian geese and
Wild ducks. J. F. Ginn, 451

quail for



ar pnntan Pl. S.E., Atlanta



Mated prs. Northern Bob-
white quail, 1957 hatch, $3
pr., also 5 wks. old quail, 60c
ea. Shipped Exp. Col. in light
crate. Send money order. Miss
Eve Wallace, 716 Myrtle St.,
ae Atlanta 8. Ph. TR 4-
52.

White guinea pigs (cavies),
5 sows and boar, ready to
breed, $15: also colored and
N. Z. White rabbits, Juniors,
$5 pr.; Seniors, $10 pr. John
Fields, 1026 W. Poplar St.
Griffin. Ph. 3682. ~

SAME, FOWL, etc.

WANTED





Want 5 guinea pigs (cav-
ies), ready to breed, also pr.
ea., breeding age N. Z. and
California rabbits, and Chin-
chillas. State what you have
and prices. Chas. R. Philpot,
1577 Bankhead Ave., N. W.,
Atlanta 18. Ph. SY 4-0009.

MISCELLANEOUS

FOR SALE





White feed sacks, 100 lb.
cap., no letters, nor holes,
25c ea. and postage, 23 for
the first pound. No. chks.
Edna~Jones, Rt. 2, Dawson-
ville.

Purple hull Scuppernongs
(Hunt variety). Any quanti-
ty. Begin gathering around
August 18. C. A. Pless, Warm
Springs. Ph. OL 5-3944.

Blue Gill Bream Finger-
lings. Truck delivery or pick
up at my farm. Lanier Craft,
Clayton.

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

full, $1. Add postage. Mrs.
Ventis Weaver, Rt. 5, Elli-
jay.



1957 crop Honey, extracted
and pasteurized, 2 lb. jar, 60c;
case of 12, $6.25. FOB. John
L. Snare, Rt. 4, Gainesville.

Fresh Calif.
beer seed, 20c start; 12 starts, |
$1. PP. Earl Fincher, Rt 2;
Bremen.



MISCELLANEOUS |

WANTED



Want some Figs, also some
Keiffer Pears, at reasonable
price. Will come after. Ad-
vise. C. N. Teal, 845 Bell-
mont Dr., College Park. Ph.
PO 17-4663.

Want about 30 Ibs. each of

terbeans and dried large sug-
ar Crowder peas.
sample and price. V. N. Tray-
lor, RFD 2, LaGrange.

Want old time white nest
onions. Will exch. 3 Ibs. good
fresh dried horse-apples for|
same. Each pay postage. Mrs.
G. E. Blalock, Rt. 5, Rome.

Want some email figs. State
preie. If in or near Atlanta I
will come for them. Mrs. Bill
Carlton, 571 Pelham Rd. N.E.,

Atlanta 9. Ph. TR 6-1385.

Want some old Red Inian,
Clingstone or Freestone
peaches. Write at once. Mrs.
Mary Avery, 583 i DeReeY
Macon.

HANDICRAFTS



FOR SALE se



White, print and solid col-
or aprons, trimmed, 50c ea.;
white unbleached dish towels,
10e ea.; 3; 25e. Add postage.
Mrs. Paul Rabe = 8,
Gainesville. _

dead hog lying in a = ne

multiplying | 2

Send free}



pink, ela SL pr.; ere
doilies, pineapple design,
low, pink, white, set
$2; fee crochet po
colors, 2, 651

colors, 25c ea. Add po
Mrs. Joe 5: Wo Ys
Bara y aes

ea; Sever! potholders,
crochet doili eee pies
ladies med. size aprons,
and white with trim, 50c
Add postage. No checks.
Stes gs char: ae TF

4 piesa muita. ae ea. |

| Maud Brown, (1969 Sn
dried med. size colored But-)

36 in. ceacke cen
pineapple and fan desigr
low, $4; whate crochet
terpieces, pineapple ad
der web designs,

3 piece hand Emb. A
sets, lace trimmed, ae
Mrs. Dewey ee :

3 jay. A ers

New, -hand-m e

jal: and paddin:
gcd: Mrs. Vent
a pee

ing, all fancy,
yds. yellow and white
thread, dbl, and fancy,

'yd.; 6 yds. all-color
dbl., also fancy, 50c
chks. See sama














































Atlanta ; abe The maston :

2 Aug. 12, 1958 Aug. he 1958 Aug. 13, 1958 cg MW 1958 Hn
STEERS & HEIFERS 1400 727 es OR e
GOOD & CHOICE - 24,50-25.00 fy ar Sate etal i ae
COMMERCIAL 21.75-24.40 21.50-24.00 20.00-22.10 21.30-24,00 --20.50-23.5
UTILITY 17.00-21.75 18.00-22.00 18.50-20.50 _ De ioe = as
VEALERS 20.00-29.75 21.50-32.25 Reet se ree
STOCKERS & FEEDERS 18.50-27.00 ~~ 18.00-26.10 jasoene Stag
FEEDER CALVES 18.00-32.25 19.00-29.50 | 18.50-27.80 19.00-31.50
cows: - - ay 2 aga ga co is.
UTILITY & COMMERCIAL 17.25-19.30 17.00-19.50 17.90-19.20 17.00-19.00 -17,00-11
CANNERS & CUTTERS = 13.00-17.25 _ 14.00-17.50 14.00-18.00 12.20-17.00 13.00-17.
SPRINGERS : : ae Mos 2s eae
HOGS: - e 3 OR
NO. 1 MEAT TYPE | . - 23.25-23.60 24.00-24.90
NO. 1 OTHERS - - 2 _23.58-24.25
NO. 2 - =: se, ee: *
NO. 3 - - =

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PREDERS | 2 > @-