Farmers and consumers market bulletin, 1957 October 16

Phil Campbell,

Commissioner

Bulletin





WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 16, ee

NUMBER 6






State Entomologist |





































for immediate La oasenate mea-

with the eradication measures.
ire ant now infests some 40,000
in Georgia with the heaviest infes-
ing in Decatur, Crisp, and Mus-
counties. The allocation by Gov.
will permit Georgia to stop the in-
f fire ants now before the problem

tates.

ama has suffered cust from the
some two-thirds of that state in-
In addition the fire ant infests half
ippi and about a third of Louis-
t is estimated that the insect has
ama cattlemen and |
| $25,000,000. The Alabama Cat-

added $18 to the cost of producing
inimal in that state.

fire ant builds huge mounds which
/reach a height of two feet. In
of Alabama the mounds are
erous that farm machinery can not
in fields and pastures. The ant
n plants and can cause serious

ee ee ee ee ee ee ee a

y painful and cattle will not

savily infested pasture lands. The

apable of killing newborn calves,
ly hatched quail and poultry.

nfestation on his farm should



ATE OPEN WAR ON FIRE ANT



attack on. fire ant infesta-

| alec Grithn hag made $75 one
to the State Department of En-

eae of Rice



Agrtcaliarat
CALENDAR

October 16, Woodbury Annual Pi-
mento Pepper Festival.



October 16,

Waycross American
Dairy Ass'n. of Georgia District
meeting.



- October 17, Sylvania American Dairy
Ass'n. of Georgia District meeting.



October 17, Rome Georgia Milk Pro-
ducers Inc. District Meeting.

October 18,\.Rock Eagle American



Dairy Ass'n. of Georgia District



Meeting.
October 31, Camilla Southeastern
_ Regional Shorthorn Breeders Show-

Sale.



big as it has become ir in some neigh-

farmers.

ssociation says the fire ant has.

crops as well as livestock. Its

funds made available by Gov. |.
ect to stop this pest before | .

and. Any farmer suspect-_









Annual Insect Damage
In Georgia; $100 Million

Lost: One Hundred Million Dollars.
This is the amount lost each year by

_ Georgians to insect damage alone. It is

also the title of a new leaflet written by

Dr. C; R. Jordan, Agricultural Extension
Service entomologist.
In the past, Georgia farmers have lost.
the equivalent of 330,000 acres of cotton

to insect damage each yearan average
loss of about 33,000,000 spend Jordan
said,

Dr. Jordan points out, however, that

the future for insect pests in Georgia is

not bright. New insecticides, new informa-
tion, and more and more assistance being
given to farmers by county and home

(Continued On Page 8)



write immediately to the State Depart-

ment of Entomology, 19 Hunter Street,
S. W., Atlanta.

PEANUTS
- BROILERS



Laying Rate Not Perfect

| Method of Judging Hens

The number of eggs a hen lays in a
fixed period of time may not be a very
accurate indication of her value, a United

| States Department of Agriculture survey

reveals.

Equally important are the various en-
vironmental conditions such as the weath-
er, length of day, temperature, etc., and
the hens previous laying record.

- A hens laying rate tends to drop off
in proportion as time passes, For exam-
ple, compare the December production
record for two flocks of chickens, one of
which began to lay in August and the
other in October. The October flock might
appear to produce eggs at a more rapid
ratebut only because the birds had laid
a shorter period of time. :

The rate a hen lays also depends on
the daily length of light and darkness.
Generally 13 to 14 hours of light a day
are most favorable..Chickens differ, too,
in their response to an increase of light.

Breeders need to find out how envir-

_onmental factors influence egg produc-

(Continued On Page 8) ~

Americans Should Drink
More Milk For Health

Most Americans dont drink enough
milk to satisfy proper nutritional require-
ments, says Robert L. Nemcik, Universi-
ty of Illinois.

One quart of milk can give the aver-
age person more than 100 percent of the
calcium he needs, 100 percent of the ri-
boflavin, 66 percent of the phosphorus, 52
percent of the protein, 30 percent of the
vitamin A, 7 percent of the niacin, about
20 percent of the vitamin C and 20 per-
cent of the thiamine.

Milk is a food thats considered an es-
sential part of the diet for every man,
woman, and child.

Georgia, First:

FOREST LAND>s
NAVAL STORES

PIMENTO PEPPER
@ IMPROVED PECANS






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FARM LAND

FOR SALE



69-3/4 A. Newton Co, off
Hwy. 12, 3200 ft. road front-
age. Cultivating and pasture
land, lots of small timber. 2
springs, 3 branches, beautiful
jake site, barn and Elec. Ideal
for farming, cattle or recrea-
tion. $75.00 per acre, or $5,-
000. cash. Albert M. Osborne,
940 N. Austin Dr. Decatur, ph.
BU 9-0169 (after 6 PM).

50 or 60 A pasture land, 4
mi, from Griffin, Spalding Co.
Fine site for building a home.
Mrs. W. C. Maddox, 1296 Mi-
mosa Dr. Macon. Ph. 5-5447.

21 A. About half in young
timber, one branch. 1/8 mi.
road frontage, gravel road,
listed to be paved. Cobb Co.
$1200. Also 4 or 5 A. with
road frontage near paved
road. 1/2 mi. W. Lost Mtn.
west of Marietta. Sell as whole
or separately. C. H. Griffin,
anes Powder Springs. Ph. 7-

Poultry farm in Atlanta,
Fulton Co, almost 7 A. land,
7 R. house, lights, water, gas
and bath; and 4 R. house. Al-
so laying houses, 2500 cap.
pbrooder houses, about 1500
laying hens, feeders, waterers,
egg grading machine and egg
baskets. S. J. Griener, RFD
14, Box 198, Atlanta 18.

200 A. land. 15 mi. E. of
Ellijay in Gilmer Co. paved
road, in 1 mi. of place. Plenty
running water. 200,000 ft. of
saw timber. Mail route, school
bus, and elec. A. W. Mulkey,
Rt. B, Ellijay.

About 12 A. with good 6 R.
house, wired for stove. 3 mi.
from Ellijay in Gilmer Co. 1/4
mi. off paved hwy. Has good
gravel driveway. Plenty water,
200,000 ft. saw timber. Will
sell or trade for pee in
Atlanta of same value. Mrs
Rado Kimmons, Rt. 2, Elli-

jay.

Small plot land with log
cabin. 22 ft. x 15 ft. Logs cut
with Broad Axe by hand with
Dove-Tail joints on corn-
ers. Some logs are 30 in. wide.
Estimated to be 75 to 100 yrs.
old. W. O. Douglass; Rt. 1, Elli-
jay. BP

200 A. good land, Jasmine
Hill Cattle Ranch, about 100
A. in permanent pasture,
fenced and cross fenced with
plenty running water. Ni Skke
house with all modern con-
veniences. Large Barn, and 2
chicken houses. Located 15 mi.
So. of Carrollton, 9 mi. No. of
Franklin in Heard Co. Just off
Hwy. 27 Mrs. J. H. Knight,
a ee Franklin. ph Roopville
485.

About 100 A. good land, in
Haralson Co. Good for cattle
farm. Plenty water, 1 nice
home and tenant house. $5500.
Also adjoining is about 82 A.
with new home near 5 points.
$6,000. C. G. Summerville, Rt.
1, Buchanan. ph. 3424.

80 A. in Cherokee Co. 3-1/2
mi. E. of Ball Ground, on
school bus and mail route. 5
R. house, barn, and outbuild-
ings, 2 small pastures. 13-1/2
cultivatable land and some
good bottom land suitable for
truck farming; bal. in saw
timber and pulp wood Good
lake site. For information
send stamped envelope. P. B.
Brown, Rt. 1, Ball Ground.

120. A. improved Crisp Co.
farm, Completely fenced, good
farm, year round spring. 300
ft. of Lake Blackshear, good
building lots. 6 A. peanut al-
lotment. On school and mail
route, Good churches. Ideal
for hog farm. Price reason-
ale H. A. McMichael, Cor-
ele.

5 A. 7 R. house, bath with
shower, automatic hot and
cold water. Also large utility
room and car house. Natural
gas, near church and school.
Priced reasonably. Individuals

.Jonly H. D. Goss, Rt. 1, Box

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30 A. Haralson Co. land on
State Hwy. 100 adjoining city
limits. Tallapoosa. 3 R. dwell-
well on

ing, Elec. and gas,
pack porch. Also 12 A. with
timber, branch, spring, and

Jake site. All near consolidated
school. Terms to~suit buyer.
Write for information. H.
James, P. O. Box 348, Cedar-
town.

12-1/2 A: good farming
land, Dooly Co. Nice 5 R.
house, 3 large Pecan trees, and
small group Pines on_corner.
Contact: Bertha Williams,
Dooling.

33-1/3 A. farm. 5 A. in pas-
ture, 14 A. in cultivation, 5 A.
in hay. bal. in timber. Fairly
good house and out-buildings,
plenty fruit trees and good var.
1-1/2 mi. So. of Young Harris
College in Towns O.27-all
weather road. Good neibhbor-
hood, very convenient mail and
school bus by door. L. N. Ing-
ram, Rt. 1, Young Harris.

155-1/2 A. Johnson Co.
near Wrightsville. 109 A. cul-
tivation, fenced, cross fenced.

3 dwelling houses, modern
conveniences, city. water; 2
fish ponds, well stocked. 4

tenant houses, barns, out-
buildings, two 1,000 bu. wee-
vil-proof corn cribs, smoke
house. All with Elec. lights
and Artesian water, All good
cond. bath and fixtures. Trac-.
tors and farm machinery,
combine, hay, balers, harrows,
tillers, $65,000. Terms half
cash, 10 yrs. on bal, 6 pet. in-
terest. E. E. Smith, Rt. 2
Wrightsville. 2

125 A. land, 2 old houses
and barn, with springs and
branches. Also creek on one
side. 6 mi. from town, 1 mi.
off pavement in Barrow Co.
Will sell all or part -~to right
party for cash. Send stamped
envelope for reply. T. S. Ouzts,
P. O. Box 68, Winder. Ph. 4522.

modern conveniences. Oil Hol-
land Furnace. 2 tenant houses,
4 and 6 R. with lights. 3 wells,
2 creeks. 10,050 ft. pine tim-
ber, 100 A. in cross fenced
pastures. 10 mi. W. of Cal-
houn on new paved hwy. in
Gordon County. Fine scenery,
$25,000.00 Mrs. Ethel Battle,
Curryville.

About 48-1/2 A. cultivated
land, rest in growing pines,
on Hwy. 77 in Oglethorpe Co.
12 mi. E. of Lexington. Wal
Pitts, Rt. 1, Carlton.. :

Small farm, no house, nice
building site, 800 ft. from
Hwy. 411. In Murray Co. 12
mi. No. of Chatsworth. 12 to
15 A. of bottom jand. Good
spring fed lake site. Terms. I.
H. Petty, Crandall. :

150 A. land with running
water, growing timber, 35 A.
in cultivation. Ideal for truck
farming. 6 A. cotton allot-
ment. 4 R. house with electric
lights and wired for stove. Tel-
ephone available, on school
route, church convenient, on
Oak Grove Rd, Troup Co. 6
mi. from Chipley. Road in
process of being paved. Byron
Butts, Rt. 2, Chipley. ph.
NORTH 23685.

5.8 A. with 2 modern houses,
both with bath, on school bus
route. In Fulton Co. near Col-
lege Park, just off U.S. 29.
A select neighborhood. :$11,-
000. H. L. Cooper, Rt. 1, Col-
lege Park. ph. PO 6-2221.

50 A. farm in Carroll Co.
Near grammar school on bus
route, good roads, black top,
100 yds. 7 R. dwelling painted
and good top. Plenty pulp
wood and saw timber. Mail,
Elec, phone in house, near 2
churches. 8 mi. of West Ga.
College. Row crop of 20 A.
Cash. P. S. Chambers, Rt. 2,
Carrollton.

50 A. farm, 5 R. house, good
bottomland, pasture, fruit
trees, 2 story barn, good truck
farm. River bounding 1/2 way
round place. Plenty of sane
(will pay for place); also ap-
prox. 38 A., with 9 R. house,

oar water, pasture, etc.
oth ead Habersham Co.
have lights a

all Conven-
iences, are on ool Bus an

Mail Rts. In one mi. town, and
priced





485, Calhoun. (2-1/2 mi, N.
W.). ssi

Box 56,







1200 A. 6 R. home with all

Rt. 1, Clermont.

ed road, on
Mail Rt., also REA
line, about 200 yds.

Co. Hwy. 41,

Brannon, Rt. 4, Cumming.

year,

povlar timber. No bidgs, $4
000. Both tracts

on Ga. line, McCaysville.)

$6000. Mrs. W. O.
Adairsville. (2)mi. South). .

with water and _ lights.

Counties. A.

Chatooga
1, Box 332

Sampson, Rt.
Adairsville.

Approx. 50,000 ft timber.

solidated School, store,

running water, bath, Elec

yards, 6

sides and back, concrete,
large lots fenced and cros

Drive, Augusta.

Roads, in Bartow Co; also

Rome 4-1599.-

Cir. SW, Atlanta.
3 8977. :

Atlanta, Fulton Co.,

Second Ave., Albany.



eye. Seen

78 Lindber

Cc

Dr. NE, A

70 Av farm, 4 R. house, wired

place, lot of young timber, on
good dirt road, 2 mi. Cler-
mont. Mail and School Bus by
house. About 2f A. in culti-
A.| vation, some bordering land.
Hall Co. Mrs. C. G. Lathem,

15 or 20 acres on good soil-
School Bus and
power
paved |
road, about half cultivatable,
rest in woods. 2 good springs
of water, no bldgs., but nice
building sites. $2,200. See me,
6 mi. So. Cumming, Forsyth
in front of
Pleasant View Church. V. V.

148 A. 68 seeded perma-
nent grass, lays well, rest in
good timber 6 R. house, hot
and cold water, sewage. sys-
tem, 2 barns, 2 cribs, 800 ton
silo, well watered, near paved
road, fine soil, fenced. $15,-
000.; also 25 A., within 1/4
mi. of other tract 16A. pro-
duced 122 bu. corn per A. last
seeded to permanent
grass, bal. young pine an
in Fannin
County, Georgia. Ph. 760. W.
O. Tallent,. Copperhill, Tenn.
(Resident of Ga. half of town

41 A. on both new and old
Highway 41, in Bartow Co.
Creek running through place,
fine pasture and lake site Good
4 R. house, (not been built
long), well and back porch. .
Good corn and cotton land.
Clayton,

23 A. level land covered with
timber 8m. from Rome at Shan }1
non in Floyd Co. 4 R. house
For
sale or rtade for good 5 or 6 R.
house with acre of land in
Floyd, Bartow, Walker a
A.
23 A. land and 4 R. house.

mi. N. E. of Acworth in Chero-
kee Co. near Oak Grove Con-
Oak
Grove Baptist Church and Al-
toona Lake. $3,800 See. Dean
Kemp, Rt. 1, Acworth. ge.

12 A. land, 6 R. house with

also other farm buildings. 10
producing Pecan_ trees, fine
location for vegetable or chick- L Z
en farm. Near 2 churches, RFD | Reasonable price
school and Bus routes. Located
at crossing of Hwys. 30 and
153, in Sumter Co. All letters
answered. T. W. Upton, Amer-
jicus. ph. 7533.

Small Acreage 1-1/4 mi.
Augusta, Poultry houses and
Modern house,
large screened porch, front,

fenced, barn, stables, garden;
Mail and School Bus Rt. near
churches, and grocery. Good
neighborhood. City gas soon.
$4,800 with terms, or exch.
for small place in Columbia
Co. S. W. Teasley, 1518 C&S

15 A. red land with 6 room
house on Calhoun and Rome

room house, 3 A. land, 1/4 mi.
E. Scottsville in Camden Co.
Running water, power, natural
gas. Will sell all or separate.
Howard Scott, Adairsville. Ph.

16-1/2 A. land, 2 mi. NW of
Roswell, overlooking 4 Acre
clear lake, fed by springs. No.
bldg. F. O. Bishop, 1237 Veltre
Ph. PL.

Approx. 300 acres, 34 mi. So.
plenty
timber, 5 R. house, flowing g
stream, paved road. Contact

Mrs. Claude S. Bradley, 912

8 to 8 1/2 A. between Hwys.
41 and 42 on. publie road be-
tween 2 paved roads. Trees
d|and water. Located in Clayton
Co. Mrs. ee bre Chapman,























































for lights and stove, out-side}}
bldg., fruit trees, plenty and Ga. Exp
streams of water through|On good road, 1

pines. No waste
site for pond fo:
Good dwellings,
chinery shed, good
ed and cross fen
as the Ortman Fa
See dont write
Smith, 620 Barlov
Americus. = > -

Small farm with 6
wired for stove, ba
fhog lot; on il

Bus Rt. near Churel
1:2 mi. Hwy. No.
Sta. between L
about 18 mi. No.
Good bargain. Sell
Miss Clara Belle Hoo
Alto. -

600 A. 12 mi. f
Clarke Co. Contact
D. Loden, 445
hurst Ave. Athens.

con Co., 175 yds of L
23, 175 yds on Se
on South; 175 yds
d|$2,500. No letters
terested contact
Rt. 2, Alma.

3 A. Ezest of Villa
78 Hwy. in Douglas |
through property,
gas, and electricity
Will sell or swap
small tractor and_
Dan B. Gates, RFD

a

REA, natural ga
ning water, and.
bathroom. 1 tenant
'|R. lights and good
mail_and -school bi

mi. off paved roa
Lavonia. Both p.
Franklin Co. Mr
bell, Sr. Rt. 2,
2500 KS Peake
mi. W. of Calhoun
Co. 1 mi. off New
Running water, 8
Bus and mail route.
2 churches. H. H.
4, Calhoun. _

157. A. 57 A. in ct
Rich, pottom lands,
tilized and worked
A. in both large a
Pines, and pulpwoo
Lower River Place
Jackson Hwy, 10 n
Covington 1 Nev

5

t,

Hill, RFD 1, Co

40 A. good land, 1,
city limits Carroll
rol Co. All weather

well, and 2 bri
cement block pump,
x 12, dbl. garage, uti
Sereened, new 5 RB
ceiled. Hardwood fl
sealed windows,
closets, nice
shower. Cabinets
hot water, electric
and cement por
Edmondson, Rt
ton.

35 A. farm land
and barn. 0
Gwinnett Co. in |
area. Cheap. }
Moulder, P. O.
esville. .

22 A. 5 R. house, b
house, ane chicken
2 running stream
1 nice lake site,
mi. Forsyth Co.
just outside c
Cumming. On Be
School bus rou
1/4 mi. paved roa

grim, Cumming. fF

3
Ss:

3

Flat and Holly.
Cherokee Co. 5
rest in woods.

C. C. Brookshi
ton. a
275 A. farm it
109 A. cultive
improved p
}pine timber. 4
















farm. 6 R. house, good
50 A. in cultivation.
iber and several lake-
/2 A. lake stocked
tfish, Bluegill, Bream,
ass, 35 mi. from Atlanta,
3 oo eo Jer-
and Alcovy Rd. at Alcovy
a Will show on Sat. and
y. Will sell all or part.
enspy. Jr RED 8.
ne 2 :

and small farm on
highway, good build-
near store and church,
bus by door. Ideal for

Mrs. C. D. Smith, Rt.
rsville. ph. 1531 W.

by Hwy. 137 in Marion

Tazewell. On school
route. -Good loca-
ouse, good pasture,
fish pond of 4 acres..

ees, some timber,
feet. Good naghoe

| land. neighbor-
. Reasonable. Mrs. Lois
Route, Charing.

farm with 5 R. house,
in house, Elect. 6 stall
hall, new metal roof,
use, Store bldg. and
se. Located in Mur-
1-1/2 i:
and good school. Will
trade for other proper-
ge Boyd, Rt. 1, Cran-

7

A. on Hwy. 84, seven
i Bainbridge in Decatur
Approx. 150 A. in crop-
_R. house, 6 outbuild-
Barns and sheds, deep
and lasting spring
. $20,000. Contact: Mrs.
Hand, Climax.

_ fronting

Modern home, tenant
barn, ideal for chicken,

Co ee ee ee oe ee ee

ice. Lake, creek, water

Possession now. Old

. Large or small
A. Humphries, Rt.
Clayton.

ee Co. Ideal poui-
tle 3 streams,
sites, 3 broiler house,
ouse, bath almost com-
150. Acre. John TT.
Rt. 2, Canton. Ph.
etta 3514. ve

eae

A. farm Good place for
cken ranch, has running
good spring, plenty of

> some tendable

nm Track Rock Hwy in
Miss Radie Nichol-

2, Box 178, Blairsville.

5 R house, barn, and

- Buford in Gwinnett Co.
ford Dam. F. E. Colvin,

and everlasting water.
enced, orchard started.
Party financed, $50
7 da Garrett, Rt.
me ;

nahin i i ee ee

2

lower young cane, near
Lake, 5 mi. Blairsville
mC: a. nepliaoe
pasture. Spring
creek, good. pond
es stock or poultry

d 6 R. dwelling, well
porch. REA power.

; including stamped
are answered. Robert
Rt. 4, Box 182, Blairs-

00

eared land along

Located in Bar-,|

, hog, cattle and

ngs. Located 2 mi.|M



- 500 A. good farm land lo-
cated in SE Ga. 8 mi. S. of
Baxley in Appling Co. Near
paved road and 3 churches, on
school bus route. 200 A. in cul-
tivation. 7 R. house, and bath,

ood tenant house, 2 Tobacco

arns, stock barn, and 2 laying
houses. Good pastures and Pe-
can Orchard, 2 tractors and
equipment. Sell farm alone or
all together. Clifford Smith,
Rt. 4, Baxley. :

125 A. farm with modern 2
bedroom home built in 1952.
Landscaped and all conven-
jiences. 62-1/2 A. in cultivation
rest in woodland. 9 -1/2 A.
peanut allotment. Located 4-
1/2 mi. So. of Brinson in De-
catur Co. on Spring Creek, the
head waters of Lake Siminole.
Fishing very good. All land
under fence, L. D. Poston, Rt.
1, _ Brinson, ph. Bainbridge
2084. ;

48 A. good farm land, 20 A
in cultivation. 6 R. house, in-
side finished in sheet rock,
wired for Elect. stove, and has
running water. Has pump in
well. On school bus route, 1/2
mi. of Antioch Baptist Church
in Elbert Co. Sell reasonable,
on terms. Alex N. Booth, Rt. 1,

_|Bowman.

18 A. 5 R house, lights, wat-
er, gas, telephone, mail and
school bus route. 1 mi. No> of
Buford, 1/2 mi. of Buford
Dam, in Gwinnett Co. $6000
cash. M. M. Beard, Rt. 3, Bu-
ford:

150 A. Oconee Co. Grade A.
Dairy Farm. Modern 6 R. home
good land and pasture. Farm-
all M tractor, mowers, rake,
drill, Hammer Mill, 100 Ton
Silage, hay, 8 stall milk house,
milking. machine, cooler, 20
milking cows, 33 Guernsey
cows and heifers, 2 Holsteins,
2 Jerseys, and 2 Guernsey
bulls: All reg. and in go3d cond
and in operation. J. N. Wood,
Bogart.

171 A. modern 5 R. house,
60 A. fenced, abundant timber,
streams, lake sites, fine moun-
tain view, above average soil
fruit trees. Located in Haber-
sham Co. Will sub-divide. See.
No letters. J. E. Dallas, Bald-
win. Ph. 802 W 2.

100 A. been cut over but
plenty of young pines. Plenty
hard wood, running water
through place one horse farm
in cultivation. 2 pastures that
cattle will stay in. Located in
Taylor Co. See. No letters
answered, John R. Wade, Rt. 1,
Butler.

50 A. on graveled Rd. Mail
and school bus route. Located
1/4 mi. off US Hwy 19 in Bar-
tow Co. 6 room house, wired
for Elec. Range. water in house
pumped from spring, good well
in yard. Good orchard, barn
and other out bldgs. Improved
hog and cow pastures. 10 A. in
cultivation. Bal. in timber 1/2
i, from Uottely Lake. B. W.
oo RFD No. 2, Blairs-
ville. f

200 A. Livestock, hay and
truck farm (Skyline Ranch).
12 mi. from Thomasville,
Thomas Co. 2 mi. S. of Boston
paved Hwy, 133. Fenced and
cross fenced into 4 fields, 100
A. Coastal Bermuda, overseed-
ed with reseeding Crimson
Clover ,other 100 A. under
cultivation. Deep well, new
house, fine view, tile bath, and
all modern conveniences. New
Farmall H. tractor with imple-
ments. Abundance of water.
Raymond Grimmer, Boston.

63 A. good land, pastur and
timberland. Plenty water, one
well, good springs and bran-
ches. Good roads running
through my place. $3000. At
foot of Carlisle Mtn. Have nice
yard. Thomas Cox, Rt. 3, Cov-
ington. eae oo

50 A. near Tazewell and
Hwy. 137 in Taylor Co. 4 R.

house and bath, just over-
hauled, with water in house.

and good land. $4000. C. C.
Lumpkin, Charing.

60 A. (2 - 30 A. tracts) all
under fence, Large . nae.

needs some repairs. On
te, in Toon



|mi. from Griffin. Also 180 A.

50 Pecan trees and fruit trees|

15 A. 5 R. house with bath,
spring water and lights. Good
cabin with lights and water,
2 fine springs with ram to sup-
ply water for house and cab-
in. Plenty shade, 4 A. valley
land with creek through cen-
ter, Nice lake site, 4 mi. No.
Cleveland in White Co. Ideal
Mtn. home. 1 mi. off U. S. 129.
C. A. Bray, Rt. 3, Cleveland.

25 A. real land, 5 R. house,
hot and cold water. In Taylor
Co. 200 yds. from Post Office.
L. B, Brown, Howard.

100 A. good boitom land in
NW corner Bacon Co. Has 18
A. in cultivation, 20 A. with
stumps pushed and a 3 bar-
rel stand of turpentime. Cot-
ton and tobacco allotment in-
cluded. Would consider selling
405 A. for right price. I live
at place. John C. Ryles, Rt.
3, Hazelhurst. -

43 A. good land in Banks
Co, 6 R. house. 7 A. good bot-
tom land. Good pasture and
spring, branch, creek borders
1 side of farm. Large barn
pump in well. Mail by door,
ideal for chicken farm. Elec.
and phone. 2 mi. No. of Hom-
er, 1/2 mi. off Hwy. 441. J. O.
Parker, Rt. 1, Homer,

105 A. farm with 6 R. house
and hot and cold water, gas
heat all through house and
gas for stove; 3 R. house, gas
heat and gas for stove. Well.
Large barn, chicken house,
smokehouse, and 2 garages.
Grape, Peach, and Apple trees,
2 branches and 1 creek, good
pond sites.. Located on old
Hwy. 41, in Henry Co. 3/4 mi.
below Lovejoy. Hampton mail
and school route in front of
house. Mrs. Emily P. Thomp-
son, Rt. 2, Hampton, ph. 3504.

65 A. 6 R. house, ceiled in-
hide and out and painted, all
under wire fence, Brooder
house, good barn, 12 x 20
smoke house, plenty water,
(never dry), good well in
back porch, All round good
home in white settlement. 7

H. E. Smith, Rt. 1, Hogans-
ville.

101 A. 2 four R. houses,
both wired for range. 3
springs, 1/2 mi. - from La-
Fayette city limits. Located
in Walker Co. between 2 large
cattle farms on Cove Rd. Will
sell or: exch. for what have
you. H. M. Andrews, Rt. 1,
LaFayette. :

352 A. known as Clarks
Mill. 120 A. fishing lake, 110
A. cultivation, balance in pas-
ture. Tenant houses, barns,
stock, farm implements, mod-
ern brick building with two
48 in. Corn Rocks, Nice 7 R.
home, overlooking lake. Flow-
ing well. 6 mi. N. Louisville
in Jefferson Co. Paved road,
ideal location. Cy. W. Hadden,
c/o Clarks Mill, Louisville,
phone MAin 5- 7522.

13 A, fenced with hog wire.
6 R. house, ceiled with sheet

rock, painted inside. Phone,
lights and wired for stove.
Elec. pump, water heater,
large white enamel cabinet

sink. Grapevines and fruit
trees; fine for chickens, hogs,
cattle raising. $2,500. cash or
trade for place in No. Ga.
Mail and school bus route.
1q3 mi. off Hwy. in Telfair
Co. Out buildings. Geo. Mc-
Gee, Rt. 1, Lumber City, ph.

4456. :
3-1/2 acres, Gwinnett Co.
5 R. house, ane 16x20 out-

bldg., good well, county water
within 1/2 mi. near Duluth,
Lawrenceville and Suwanee,
also 1/2 mi. off new Express-
way. $1,700. See Fred Haire,
Rt. 4. Laurenciville; Ph. Du-
luth, 3437. a

75 A.under cultivation. 3

between Griffin and Jackson.
105 A. timber, 75 A. fertile
farm land. 2 houses. For par-

ticulars, contact: Joe F. Bun-
tyn, Rt.\4, Griffin. Ph. 2010.

About 18 A. of Hall Co.
farm. 4 house, 2 chicken
houses, 10,000 cap. On black
top. rd, No. 136, 7 mi. of Gain-



5 | esville. 2 good

mi. SE Hoganville, Troup Co. | 80



MARKET BULLETIN

425 A. best So. Ga. land.
Red brick modern house, 7
rooms, 1; bath, and 2: half
baths. Nice grounds, 15 bear-
ing pecan trees, improved pas-
tures, good allotments, good
barns, 2 Tob. barns, 5 tenant
houses, nice fish pond and
ceep well. All equipment need-
ed for farming. Located just
off Hwy. School bus and RFD
right in front of house. Write.
J. C. Rustin, Meigs. Ph. Pel-
ham 3171.

5. A. land, good pasture,
fair barn, one- frame, brick
covered insulated 7 R. house
with gas heat, hot and cold
water, new 5 R. frame dwell-
ing, 2 chicken houses, 8,000
cap. Spring on property. Lo-
cated in White Co. 8 mi. No.
of Cleveland. Charlie Thur-
mond, Nacoochee.

52 A. pebble soil, clay sub-
soil, 90 A. in pine and hard
wood, ever-running stream
crosses place. 8 R: house, Jal-
ouse windows, baths, 40 gal.

Grigidaire, all new, included
in price. Located 8 mi. Cairo
Grady Co., on State Rd. 188.
Sale of timber would brin
25 or 30 eek of price asked.
Contact. C. C. Draughon, Rt.
1, Ocholchnee.

90 A. more or less, house and
2 farm bldgs., 2 branches,
young timber, near 2 church-
es, on school and mail Rt. and
phone line, 6 mi. No. Coving-
ton, known as Hyatt Estate.
Josephine Hyatt, Oxford, Ph.
6826. (Covington. )

300 A. 75 cleared and fenc-
ed, 2 tenant houses, elec. and
phone. Plenty small timber on
paved hwy. Mile from Guy-
ton in Effingham Co. Also
100 A. 35 cleared and fenced.
Tenant house, electricity and
phone. All small timber.- Lo-
cated on paved Hwy. Near
Guyton. Mrs. H. E. Archer,
Guyton.

Modern Dairy farm, all
equipment, pipe lirie Delaval.

permanent pasture.
Modern dwelling, central
heat, bath, 7 R. 7 tenant

houses. Fish lake. 3 mi. E. of

line. Rt. 16. A. C. Freeman,
Jackson, Ph. 6321.

230 Georgia acres. About
2/3 under cultivation, corner
Bullock, Emanuel and Jenkin
counties, Georgia. Has tobac-
co and other allotments, good
timber, livable residence and
tenant house. Contact: Mrs. L.
C. Lanier, 5009 Blackburn Rd,
Jacksonville, Florida (Geor-
gia taxpayer). :

287 A. Farm. 100 A. in cul-
tivation, rest in timber, some
saw timber now. 3 R. tenant
house, barn, and shed. 25 A. in
cotton allotment. Fine for cat-
tle or hog raising. 3 mi. S. of
Thomson in McDuffie Co. on
Hwy. 17 Cleon C. Usry, Thom-
son, ph. 77-R-4.

275 A. Dairy farm in Upson
Co, Good roads, mail and high
school route by door. 6 R.
house, 3 R. tenant house. 3
stall milking parlor and 3
other barns. 12 A. cotton al-
lotment and 15 A. wheat. 2
tractors, grain drill, plows, and
fertilizer spreader and equip-
ment to go with farm if want-
ed. J. A. Jackson, Rt. 2, Thom-
aston. Ph. 3400.

Farm on Tallapoosa River,
in Carroll Co. 3-1/2 mi. So.
of Temple. Will rent to relia-
ble party with option of buy-
ing later. Also 1 horse farm
for rent. Felix Wynn, Rt. 1,
Temple.

6-1/2 A. land in Tignall,
Wilkes Co. 5 R. Stucco house,
unfinished bath, hardwood
floors, 2 nice cherry mantles,
wired for Elec. stove and water
heater. Sink and cabinets in
kitchen, 2 porches, cement
floors, Stucco shop-and garage,
could be made into 5 R. house,
barn, and hen house. Buildings
3 yrs. old Pasture wired in.
Priced to sell. Raymond Tur-
ner, Box 96, Tignall.

47 A. 6 R. and bath house,
no gas; good land with 2
streams and 2 barns located in
Cobb Co. Ideal for stock or



chicken farm. Ross A. Jack-
| Old Marietta Rd, Aus-

water heater, 2 sinks, stove,

Jackson, Butts Co. School bus |

PAGE THREE

40 A. farm, Union Co., 4 R.
house ,outbildgs,, barn, well
and rocked in spring, near
house, stream and lake site,
bordered by creek (will finish
painting house) $3,500. J. L.
Smith 2867 Third Ave., S. W.,
c/o Mrs. C, Hines, Atlanta 15.

35 A. farm in edge of.town 2
houses with water ang digits
deep pump well, and natural
fish pond (never known to go
dry. Cotton and peanut allot-
ment on highway in~sizht
of school. Good land: and
ideal location. Mrs. Nina C.
Preston, Arlington.

356 A. highly developed cat-
tle fram and timber land. Lots
of water, at Madras, Coweta
Co.. 6 mi. from Newnan. 4 lane
Super Highway splits proper-
ty. 1/3 down and balance in
10 yrs, Will sell cattle and new
equipment extra. Will consider
leasing whole works R. B.
Bowen, 316 Peters St. SW, At-
lanta. Ph. MU 8 1428.

Small tract land, Columbia
Co. near Martinez. 2 paved
highways. Sell cheap or trade
for large tract g3od land near
Waynesboro, Statesboro, or
Louisville and pay difference
in purchase price. J. Black,
2022 Wrightsboro Rd. Augusta.

_50 A. mostly open rich land.
small amt. trees, has nice sized
lake, well stocked with big
fish; located on paved road,
Fulton Co, only a few minutes
No. on North Expressway. Sell
for less htan $20,000 H. G.
Vaughn, 3051 Piedmont, N.
Side Sta, Atlanta 7.

About 65 A. good farm and
timber land, 25 to 30 A. been
cleared 4 to 5 yrs. 7 R. house
with running water, new To-
bacco barn, equipped with gas
cooker. All necessary out-
biuldings. On paved highway,
6 mi. So. of Alma, Bacon Co.
R. L. Floyd Rt. 2, Alma.

About one acre land with 6
room house, 2 basement rooms, _
Several fruit trees and gar.#en,
at Sandy Springs Fulton Co. .
$8500. H. M. Estes 120 Mount
Vernon Hwy. Atlanta 19.

Farm containing 202-1/2
acres, and one near by of 132%
acres, more or less. 8 mi. So. _
Butler on Taylor Co. 5 A.
pines, nearly large enough for :
pulp wood. 32 A. cleared going
in pines next month, also in -
the soil bank, rest in woods
with lots of pulp wood, $21
acre Cash, A. L. Prince, Rt, 1,
Butler.

131 A. rich river bottom land
known as the Lockett Lakes
land, in Taylor Co., on Flint
River. Entire place fenced for
cattle. 50 A. open bottom with
clovers and grasses, 30 A. na-
tural lake in center, stays full
of al kinds of fish from river.
Cheap for cash. No letters ans.
ae sie Butler. Ph. Union

-3450.

155 A. cattle farm under 5-
strand barb wire fence with
black locust and treated pine
posts, 3 R. house, 3 dug wells,
2 good branches. Indian Creek
through property. 40 A. Bot-
tom in Fescue; 35 A. in Sericea
Lespedeza, 15 A. Crimson
Clover, 12 A. Native grasses,
bal. timber. Will divide. R. W.
Wilkinson, Rt. 4, Bowdon.

335 A. good timberland land
25 A. lake site already started,
50 A. cultivated (1.2 in bot-
tom), 22 mi. Columbus, 2 mi.
from pavement. School bus
and mail by door. Large house,
wired for electric stove. $70
Acre Paul D. Anthony, Buena
Vista.

700 A, 6 R. house, 5 tenant
houses with Elec. 300 ft: road
frontage on paved road. Cot-
ton, corn, Pimieto Peppers and.
Pepper and Cattle; 1/2 A. pond
Bear Greek cross land. On mail
and school route. 1/4 Mi, West
of So, Expressway at Hampton
Henry Co. $200 Acre.. R. J.
Jordan. 1792 Langston Ave.
SW, Atlanta 10. ;

Approx. 300 A. Dairy farm;
including several acres fine
bottom land. Some growing
timber also a pond. Dwelling
house and 2 tenant houses, one
wired for Elec. Milking barn
and storage barns. Cows and
milking equipment, $25,000.00.



89.



R. F. House, Tignall. ph. 2865.




AGE FOUR



FARM LAND



46 acres on both sides .of
cate Hwy., 20. Big Haynes
reek across back. 5. R house,

barns,- 2 wells, spring and

_nall branch running through.
resent mortgage $5,400 To
ispect go to next to last house
afore entering Walton Co.,

om Conyers and make writ-
vn offer to: Charles Fowlers,
ot Fairview Rd. N. E. Atlan-

v2 0. a

Farm in Bartow Co. on
~lainsville and Adairsville Rd
2ar Oak Grove Church. Level
ublic road divides land. 4 R.
. ouse, 10 ft. hall, well 180 ft.
<2ep, water in house, plenty
ood pine and oak timber.
ood barn and pasture $7.000
. ell all or part, or trade for
naller farm .and difference.
Be Worley, Rt. 1, Adairs-
. ile.

Aprox. 115 A. good fertile
.rming land. Nearly level, 40
. In pasture, running water.
ood barn, with shed, 2 corn
: cibs, tool shed, 6R house. N.
a, about 6 mi. S. of Chicka-
~-auga in Walker Co. On Paved
-= jad. Mrs. C. L. Ransom, Rt.
., Kensington.

396 acre farm, 14 mi. west of
. tlanta, on mailt Rt., electri-
. ty, 1 mi. off paved road, $25
er acre, one-fourth down,
ne-fourth per year. Contact
wner: L. S. Brown, 731 Elk-|
- .ont Drive, N. E., Atlanta 6.

=H. PR. 2-31.90,

Approx. 88 A. 10 A. in grass,
12 in cultivation, 20 in pasture
ad rest in waste and timber.
: good branches and springs
- 2ar the house, nice place for

sh pond and poultry or stock

rm. 60 bearing apple trees.
/2 Mi. from. church, fronts
. wy, 30 yds. Good barn, 2
. ouses, other out buildings, Lo
sated on Upper Bill Creek
-.wy, 3 mi. of Hiawassee, in
owns Co. Alfred Moss, Rt. 1,
0x 34, Hiawassee.

208 A. farm, fenced with
cross fences, recently remodel-
+d home, 6 R. and bath, gas

eat, good well with pump,
1EA power, mail and school
us route, Good water with
- ond site, ideal for dairy or
cattle farming. Approx. 75
>-oung pine timber. Located 6
ai W. of Hogansville on Hwy.

: 58, Harrisonville Communi-
-y, in Troup Co. Andrew Sims,

tFD 2, Hogansville.

80 A. farm. 30 A. cultivated,
4.98 A. Tobacco allotment, 10
-\. pasture Coastal Bermuda
snd Bahia. In Lowndes Co,
-t 1/2 mi. NE of Hahira. Mail
ind school route by door. 5R.
-lwelling, good well Myers
Pump. 2 Tobacco barns, 1
lock and new pack house,
31,000 to 1,200 saw mill tim-
oer, ready now. Plenty of
~roung timber and pulp wood.
3100 per Acre. Bruce Carter,
At. 2, Hahira.

20 A. 4 acres in pasture, 7
arm land, bal. young timber,
2% branches, 1 creek, Rock Bot-
son Spring, good 4 R. frame
house, electricity, Mail Rt.,
School bus, located 5 mi, So.
Aiawassee. Paul Taylor, Rt. 1,
Box 107, Hiawassee.

90 A. land; 3-1/2 A. cotton
allotment. Pine and Hardwood.
All yr. round branch, 45 A.
open land. Ideal for lake or
pond site; on RFD mail, REA
line, school bus route, phone
service, 7 -1/2 mi. from Griffin
in Lamar Co. All pavement ex-
cept 1-1/2 mi. off Hwy. 41.
Five mi. to accreditted high
school. Mrs. T. M. Harris, Mil-
ner.

240 A. land, one mi. So. of
Jackson in Butts Co. On paved
Road, 135 A. under 4. stran
barbed wire fence, cross fenc-

ed into,4 parts, water in all,
2 large streams. 150 A. with
good stand pines and some saw
timber. 90 A. in developed pas-
ture; Bermuda-Serecia-Clover
and coastal Bermuda, Fescue,
and Lespedeza. $50 acre.
Terms. E. S. Settle, Jackson.
ph, 5311.





3 A. land and 5 R. frame
house. On paved school bus
and mail route. Excellent loca-
tion in Houston Co: Convenient
to Warner Robins, Macon and
Perry. 8 mi. N. of Perry on
Lake Joy Rd. Lawrence Shel-
nutt, Kathleen.

15 to 20 A. land; Jarge 6 R.
house and outbuildings. Bath,
lights and gas. On paved road,
school bus and mail route.
Near churches, 2 mi. N. of
Lake Joy. 7 mi. NE ey
$12,000. W. M. Jones, K Rt.
Kathleen.

rox. 75 A. located at
wor ville in Butts Co. 1/2
mi. off paved hwy. Near Jack-
son Lake. Ideal for cattle farm,
growing timber. 12 A. creek
bottom land, plenty running
water. $3000. L. L. Washing-
ton, Rt. 1, Jackson. ph. 4103.

Small farm, running water,
6 R house with lights, and wa-
ter. Good neighborhood, Full-
ton ,Co. Mrs. C. A. Baldwin,
373 Hopkins St. SW, Atlanta
10, PL 8 2835.

10 A. farm, 5 R. house, gar
age, childrens playhouse. Hot
and cold water, pump in well,
near 4 lane Hwy. 20 mi. from
Atlanta. 5 A. clear land. Lo-
cated in Clayton Co. $9000:
Has all city conveniences.
James P. Osborne, Rt. 1, Box
ee Mundays Mill Rd., Jones-
oro.

91 A. farm, 2 houses, one 6
R. house with bath, other 4 R.
house with running water,
wired for stove. Good level
land, no rocks, fine place for
fish lake, good pasture, plenty
of good spring water from 3
good springs. Some good tim-
ber. Will sell right if interest-
ed. Letters ans. H. A. Camp-
bel, Rt. 1, Menlo.

101-1/4 A. land, all fenced
with web wire fencing. Cut
into 7 divisions. 21 A. in Bahia
and Coastal Bermuda Grass.
25 A. woodland, all in pasture,
bal. in cultivation with pea-
nut and cotton allotment.
Lasting water, about 25 bear-
ing Pecan trees.. 5 R. house
with running water and bath.
Also 4 R. tenant house, and
barn. Good amt. of timber. In
Wilcox Co. Henry J. Walker,
RE 1-Pitts:

26-1/3 A. in Glascock Co.
about 4 mi. So. of Mitchell.
New block house, and barn,
well in yard. In good com-
munity, paved road; mail and
school bus route. House wired
for Elect. stove. Gus. Cooner,
Rt. 1, Mitchell.

Approx. 150 A. Colquitt Co.
7-1/2 mi. No. Moultrie. 4 R.
dwelling. Wired for Elec. gas
heat, running water, 3 R. ten-
ant house. 3 barnes, 20 x 40
imp. shed, Tobacco barn. 2.94
A. Tobacco; -5:50 A. cotton; =5
A. peanuts; 91-1/2 A. cultivat-
ed. 1/2 permanent pasture.
Divided 10 fields and pastures.
School bus and mail Rt.
$22,000 if sold before Nov. 10.
Also 2 tractors and equipment,
35 reg. polled Shorthorn cat-
tle, few reg. Duroc hogs, $8,000
or sell separately. Burt Ben-
nett, Rt. 3, Moultrie.

About 36 A. in Cobb Co.
3-1/2 mi. No Powder Springs.
6 R. house, and several out
buildings. Some timber, run-
ning water, well fenced. Will
sell for cash, around $7000.
M. L. Dowda, Powder Springs.

2 A. and 1 yr. old 5 R. house
with bath. About 7 mi. from
Marietta in Cobb Co. $4500.
or trade for property in Hen-
ry or DeKalb Co. B. W. Pope,
Rt. 2, Powder Springs.

1-1/2 A. land 6 R. house
and bath 5 mi. from Pelham
in Mitchell Co. on Pelham and
Cairo Hwy. . School bus by
door. $4000. B. W. Dekle, Rt.
3, Pelham.

85 A. fertile land in Cobb
Co. 3 mi W. of Powder Springs.
Plenty water, nice 3 A. lake,
well stocked, first yr. fishing.
6 R. house in good _ cond.
Modern bath and all conven-
iences. 2 large porches, one
enclosed. Plenty out buildings.
3 R. house in good cond, with
out buildings. Nice building
lots on Black Top road. C. H.
Cauthen, Rt. 1, Powder



Springs. ph. 5165.

Small acreage with 4 R.
house in Fannin Co, city water
in house, wired for Elect. stove,
value $3, 500. Sell or exch. for
house and land in country on
all weather road. James E.
Jackson, P. O. Box 473, Mc-
Caysville.

24-9/10 acres, 5 R. house,
bath, hot and cold water, good
well, plenty water, also run-
ning water on place. Some
timber, Flectricity. 5 mi. Ham-
ilton, Harris Co., Nice for
truck, chickens, cattle and
>thog farm. John: Turner, Box
45, Pine Mtn. Valley.

266 A. fine level gray land
soil farm; 1 field having 100
A. cultivatable land; 50 A.
growing timber; good pasture,
would make an ideal dairy
farm with sufficient good land
to grow sufficient silage for
cattle; three hog pastures,
now zaising Reg. Hampshires
and ample modern machinery.
Good 4 R. dwelling, 4 grain
houses, 2 livestock barns, Cash
ae terms. C. O. Maddox, Win-

er.

14 A. with 3. dwelling
houses,, outbuildings ea. 6 A.
in pasture with running water.
Cood wells in ea. Porch. Plen-
ty of fruit trees. Bal. in culti-
vation, 2 A. in hay. On all
weather roads, 2 of houses
wired for elec. 'stove. 1/4 mi.
So. of Abernathy Funeral
Home, in Towns Co. P. N.
Ingram, Rt. 1, Young Harris. -

116 A. at Clyattsville in
Lowndes Co. 3-7/8 A. tobac-
co, 15 bearing Pecans, good
5 R. house. Two 20 x 20 To-
bacco barns with cookers and
pack house. Also irrigation
system, tractor and all equip-
ment. Near Hwy. and high
school, churches, stores, etc.

$17,000. J. E. Penny, Rt. 3,

Box 206 A. Valdosta.
50 A. and 5 R. house with

-hall and bath. Natural gas,

good new black top road,
school bus, near church, Plen-
ty running water, (fine for
lake). 5 mi. S. Villa Rica on
rd. between Winston and Flat
Rock Church in Carroll Co.
J. H. Camp, Rt. 2, Villa Rica.
ph. 5176.

Small farm adjacent city
limits, on paved frontage. 7
R. house with bath, and all
modern conveniences, also full

basement. Excellent communi-.

ty, convenient to __ stores,
churches, schools and 1/4 mi.
from College campus. 3 mi.
from Lake Chatuga. All land
about 1/4 bottom land and
rest in good clay, suitable for
either row crops or grass. In
Towns Co. W. R. Hall, Sr.
Young Harris.

117-A. in Burke Co. About
65: A, open: and 535574.
in woodland, planted 10,-
000 pine seedlings last Nov.
and to plant 12,000 next mo.
Will have 25 <A. seedlings
growing. Woodland has good
sprinkling of pine, some thick-
ets. Plenty water, branches
touching 2 sides. $40. A. E. L.
Hayman, P. O. Box 65, Girard.

278-3/4 A. 8 mi. S. Hawk-
insville in Pulaski Co: 3 sep-
arate farms, 70, 100, and 108-
3/4 A. Has 2 farm homes, and
2 tenant houses, barns, out-
buildings, etc. Access to spring
water. Paved road now going
through, rural mail, schoo]
bus and electricity by front
door. $50. A. James M. Mc-
Kinney, Grovestown.

2 farms adjoining. One
165 A. with 50 A. fish pond,
other 130 A. School bus and
mail route with REA and
phone service. Adjacent
to church, paved road 1 mi.
away. Offered together _ or
separately. Located 4 mi. NE of
Glennville, in Tattnall
Known as the Brewton farm.
Mrs. J. Lester Bacon, Glenn-
ville. ph. OLiver 4 2158.

90 A. farm with 2 houses..

30 A. under new hog wire.
Super C Farmall tractor; plan-
ters and cultivators, first class
cond. Bush and Bog Harrow,
Smoothing. Harrow, Bermuda
Grass Harrow, 2 Spring tooth
Harrows, Cotton Duster, and
1949 2-ton truck. Can be seen
any time, 4-1/2 mi. E. of Mon-
roe in Walton o. W. H. Gar-





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1 A. rich land, could raise
hogs, chickens, or vegetables.
4 R. house, path, 2 porches,
Douglas Co. water, Natural
gas, and Elec. West of Lithia
Springs, off Hwy 78 on County
Line Rd. $4,000. or consider
trade for farm with good
house. Letters answered. Hen-
ry L. Moore, Box ee Lithia
Springs.

6 A. level land on Black
Top road. Truck farm 1/2. mi.
of city limits of LaFayette in
Walker Co. 6 R. house, garage,
smoke-house, and barn. Water
piped in house from everlast-
ing spring. $4,500. cash or will
swap for house. and some
acreage near Hwy. 27 or Ross-
ville. S. C. Pittman, RFD 2,

| Box 1805, LaFayette.

50 A. farm, 32 A. in high
state of cultivation, plenty of
wood, good creek bottom pas-
ture, good cotton and wheat
allotment. On school and mail
route. Road soon to be .paved.
Good 5. R. house, 2 porches,
and out buildings. 4 mi. E. of
Carnesville in Franklin Co.
1:2 mi. to church. J. W. Smith,
Rt. 1, Lavonia.

5. A. land fenced, 2 streartis
in Bibb Co. Wonderful spring
supplies house needs. 5 R.}j
house, bath, conveniences.
Would exch. for house of equal
value in W. Macon or sell for
$6,995. Mrs. C. W. Jordan, Rt.
1, Box 55, Lizella.

~642 A..feneed and_ cross
fenced. 10 mi. of Albany on
Dawson Rd. in Lee Co. Ranch
type house, 2 large grain bins,
with dryers. 4 tenant houses,
barn, 3 wells, natural lake,
permanent pastures, good al-
lotments: 74 A. soil bank, Pine
trees. $148. acre. Mrs. Marcia
Morgan, Rt. 2, Leesburg.

28 A. in Floyd Co. 6 R.

: house, 1700 ft. on Hwy 20. 10

mi. W. of Rome. Good schools
and churches. Good water,
plenty out-buildings. 2 mi. W.

Ga. Power Co; 3 mi. W. Rome RE A near sthool an

es, good frontage, 6 R.
ing,
trees, some growin,
Yr. round stream,
site or fish pond,
chicken farm. Price

Kraft Co. $3500. Terms, $1,-
000. cash. bal may cover 5 yrs.
at 6 pct. M: S. Clay, P. O. Box
254, Lyerly.

-200 A. heavy wooded land.
$60. per Acre. Could be used
for cattle ranch,
water. Fine lake sites. Located
in Muscogee Co. Bessie Whit-
fee Warm Springs oe Mid-
an

Approx. 300A. 3/4 Mi. of
city square McDonough, on
paved Jonesboro Rd. in Henry
C. 28 mi. S. of Atlanta. 200
A. fenced and divided into 4
pastures seeded in Fescue,
Clover, Lespedeza, Serecia and
Bermuda, running water in ea.
2 large streams. 100 A. most-
ly in pines, large amt. ready
to cut. Modernized home,
large barn, 2 tenant houses.
Will sub-divide. D. H. Mobley,
McDonough. ph. 4030.

50 A. land, 14 A. cleared,
16 A. hill land can be clear-
ed, creek with fish, timber,
fruit trees, and evergreens,
clay road to be paved soon.
Nail and school route, phone.
and Elec. lines. Convenient to
churches, schools, and Savan-
nah (26 mi.). 3- 1/2 mi. from
Marlow, Effingham Co. $4,000.
Terms: $2: 000. cash with easy
payments. J. I. Nease, Sr.
Marlow. :

Almost 1 A. land, 7 R. (3
bedrooms) house, all pine
panel, Asbestos siding. Cement
block dbl. car garage. Out-
side Marietta city limits in
Cobb Co. Estelle Casteel, 143
Marble Mill Rd. Marietta. ph.
9-4279,

287 A. farm and home in
Henry Co. 5 mi. S. McDon-
ough on State Hwy. 155. About | w.
30 A. open land, al. in
growing timber. Will sell or
would like to exch. for farm
with more open eee suitable
for tractor farming. E. H. Nutt,
Rt. 3, McDonough.

2319 A. Going cattle and
timber tarm in _ solid tract,
fenced, located in Jenkins and
Burke Co. Plenty buildings,
fences and new owners home.
Sell or take small tract in 75.
mi. of Marietta at valu
Shown by appointments -

No agents. J. G, Purvis, t.

eae, PR





or 35 A. with
Borders. on large creek
on road soon to be
Roger S. ae ae 355.
rietta. :

permanent pasture.
growing pines, all conv
ences. Paved road, school
rural route, with 5 R.
Located in Lamar Co. 2
of Milner. W. C. Evans,

A. cane, bal. in timber. H
and outbuildings with p
water; pasture fenced.
location.
on U.S. 41 hwy. at. Co
Line in Lowndes Co.
price to right party. James
Bennett, Jr.,
Hahira.

- plenty of.



100 A. in Cobb Coes
o& Re

100 A. farm, 20 A. op >
"Bal.
mi.

37 A. land . 16 A. cl

3 mi. No. of

Rt. 1, B Box 22

35 A. in Clayton Co.

and branch, fine for fish ]

Subdivisions or for see
home. Mrs.
son, Rt. 2, Hampton.

Emily P._

100 ft. by 400 ft lot 4

house on Old Dixie Hwy.
Fulton Co. Sell or ex
|house and 5 A. land or

ning peers wired
stove. Fruit trees, good

| with small lake stocked (
pulpwood. About 300 yds.
paved rd. in good comm
near Union Grove C]

phone available. _
Socher Rt. 16
6244.

About 1/4 A. McInti :

Bluff. Good garden. spot,
Mrs. S. E. Wat

2 tenant hous

. W. S. Banks, Pres!

ae stream of wat

from downtown A

2 2 biks. off Hwy. 85 $6
bur D. Caldwell, ea
Riverdale. "

road.

in excess of 4 Acres
Arians: Rts a5
GReenleaf 8- 6519.

Ree

240 A, farm S. Dai

Lookout Valley. Plent)
ter, some saw timber,
young pine timber. 2 (
-barn, and other out-
Sell all or part. Charles
Rt. 1, Rising Fawn. a

208 A Gwinnett C
Suwanee on pave

REA and Elec. line
lane hwy. to go throt

also the Four:

40 A. in cultivation,
pasture and wo

house and rae one 3
and barn. O f
10 mi, W. of Dallas in
ing Co. For reply, s
pee and See en

W..A. H olmes, Rt. 2

Temple. -

int

es
houses, one 2 story
tos siding. Lower

- About: 6

Re large closets an
elec. lights, water
gas. Also 16 x 28
Land bound on
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ir 7 R. house,
ood barn, and
ings, Branch,

o timber, 8 A cot-
. Nice location.

ville, Franklin |

arn

wy. 59. Cash. A. D.
4, Easy St. Toccoa.
ust off Hwy. 123).

known as Old

, in Jefferson Co.
s. 40 A. woods
imber, house, ex-
good pond site.
and store, on

; and mail routes.
Gunn, Rt. 1, Thom-

airy Farm, solid
can ben enlarged
home, with plast
and panel parti-
bath, sink, hot wat-

mproved farm in

at edge of Quit-

residence, 3 nice

_ 2 large barns,

About 60 A. in cul-

2ar through pasture,

I nm Dixie Hwy.

1 lights. $20,000. Cash

Ay TE Milteer,

. land and 6 R. house

id Hill in Spalding Co.

Griffin, Hwy. 41.

for 50 A. tendable

s in Tobacco Belt

. B. Smallwood,
Orchid Hill.

Jayne Co., near wild

d deer range. Oak,

Gum, Bay timber-
orporated town and
community, good

te. Also, 40 lots of
acre ea. on Big Sa-
rer, Pierce Co. at Rattle
dge, 3 mi. paved Hwy.
SE Blackshear, Ample
1 rights on river, high
All located near wild
deer range, with
shing. Titles clear. J.
Patterson. Ph. 2612.

in Brooks Co. in cul-
tractors and equip-
st class property, 6
of Quitman. Just off
trie | Quitman Hwy.
es answered promptly.

Clements, Rt. 2, Quit-|

_Serecia,
ire to be erected. Mail
1 bus. 4 R. house,
reek, about 30,000

vel land, $6500. Mrs.
pbell, Rising Fawn.

good productive land. 6
, bath, basement, 2 car
plenty out-buildings,
ard, pecans, fine pas-
ting streams and
e, Also 4 R house,
\d water. Located on
te 5, in Carroll Co.
rrollton, 2 mi. E.
ille. L. B. McWhorter,
opville.
. good farming land.
ngs. Some bottom
| cotton acreage
de as high as 60
otton) $15,000. Lo-

and in North Fulton
mi. No of Roswell.
45 Ft. on paved Cross-
tly open land
cultivation with
across front. con-
G. Mansell, Rt. 1,

i



with good site for fish




























plenty fruit. Rich,

3 A. land on paved Highway,
adjoining State Park, 1/4 mi.
from 500 A. lake Located in
Morgan Co. Sell or exch. for
larger tract of land. D. Davis,
Rutledge.

312 A. land, in Heard Co.,
3 R. dwelling and out-bldgs.
Good for any kind ae
ond.
W. H. Burgess, Roopeville.

About 110 A. farm, about
60 A. in cultivation, bal. in
pine woods. Located 2 mi. W.
Odum in Wayne Co. Mail and
school routes. Tobacco and cot-
ton allotments. Dwelling
house, tobacco barn, pack
house and sheds. Extra good
farm land. F. A. Johnson,
Odum. : /

- 40 A. Carroll Co. 4R. house,
ceiled, wired for Elec. stove, 2
fireplaces, never-fail well on
porch. New store house, old
barn, cow pasture, everlast-
ing spring, pulp wood, young
pines, some open land, fine
lake site. Fruit trees and
grapevines. Mail and_ school
bus at door. 12 mi. to Carroll-

Yiton, 2-1/2 Mi. No. of Hulett,

$3000. Mrs. Winifred Newell
Rt. 1, Villa Rica.

134 A. bordering upper
Ogeechee River, Piedmont sec-
tion, Taliaferro County. River
bottom and upland pastures;
8.4 Soil Bank cotton allotment;
line-fenced; 8 yr. old painted
house. Fine spring-fed pond
site near house. -1 mi. paved
Hwy. $30 acre .Write W. L.
Pickett, P. O. Box 187, Craw-
fordville. Ph. 6-3241 (Days) ..

50 A. in high state of cul-
tivation, good peanut allot-
ment; farm completely fenced
and cross fenced. Fences al-

most, new 18 young pecan

trees just beginning to bear.
Good tenant house, fair barn,
dbl. garage with storage room
and office. 6 R. house, modern
conveniences, gas, phone, wir-
ed for elect. stove, deep well
with elec, automatic valves,
water at tenant house. On
paved hwy-1 mi. from small
town, good school and church-
es, school bus, by door. $12,000
Located in Clay Co. Milton
Bryant, Bluffton. :

Small acreage of land on Bu-
ford and Cumming Hwy. near
Lake Lanier in Gwinnett Co.
Has water line and well. For
price contact: Herbert Porter,
Rt. 3, Buford. :

450 A. 350 A. cleared; 130
A. in Coastal Bermuda hay. 3.2
A. in Tobacco; 23.3 A. in Cot-
ton; 29.9 A. peanut allotment. |
Tractor land. Some of Grass
Land is rolling with Devils
Hopper on it. $150 per A.
Terms. Just outside city limits,
i Eeecks Co, W. F. Pope, Bar-
wick. ee

55 A. land. 5 A. in cultiva-
tion. Last time made bale per
Acre. Pines growing. Nice 4
R. house, cement front and
back porch. Located on Polk
and Haralson Co. line. 9 mi
No. of Buchanan and 9 mi. SW
of Rockmart. $3000. Luther
Sanders, Buchanan. ph. 2723.

65 A; Oglethorpe Co. 5 R
house wired for Elect. stove. 5
A. front on Athens and Union
Point Hwy. Paved road. 7 out-
buildings dbl. car shed. Nice
oak grove. Would sell 35 or 40
Acres without house or swap
for house and lot at Marietta
or Cartersville. H. R. Allison,
Bairdstown.

50 A. cattle, poultry, and

tl boxwood (20,000, 4 to 10 yrs

old) farm, fenced, lake site,
school bus, timber and creeks.
30 A. improved pasture, 12 in
water main across 1700 ft.
front, 3 modern poultry houses
livestock barn, 2 tenant houses
8 R. modern dwelling, gas
heated, 2 tile baths, car port,
ete. 22 min. No of Atlanta in
Fulton Co. 3 mi? So Alpharetta.
1/4 cash bal in 5 yrs. P. L.
Elkins, Rt. 4, Alpharetta. ph.
Es

| 507

145 A. 18 mi. from State

h|Capitol in Fulton Co. 45 A.

open and remainder planted
with pine seedlings. 4000 ft
frontage on paved road; 11 A.

lake site. ample water, well

-|located. Hugh D. Davis, 511

Hiawassee Dr. SW. Atlanta 11.



|ph. Pl. 2929 (weekends).
Bree Pete i

Some good creek land, lo-
cated 15 minutes So. of At-
lanta: 44 A. with large creek
and 20 A. with large creek,
$300 acre. Exchange for other
property. Emory Travis River-
dale. pr. Fayetteville 5415.

40 A, near Cumming in For-
syth Co. 45 min. from Atlanta.
one Mi. from new Cummings
High School. Sturdy farm
house, electricity. 2 broiler
houses. Foot of Suwanee Mts.
lake site, and. mt. stream.
$4200 or will rent or trade
Aris T. Papas. Atlanta ph. TR
5 8953.

Very comfortable 5 R. cot-
tage with 6-1:2 A. of land of
fine quality. Line neighbor to

+Gracewood Training School at

Gracewood. Owner occupied
200 yds. from Rt. 25 8 mi.
from Augusta in Richmand
Co.. In bomb plant and Ft.
Gordon area. Letitia S. Golder,
Box 835, c/o White House in
the Field, Augusta.

- 250 A., fenced and well im-
proved, 180 A. open for culti-
vation; 150 A. in native Ber-
muda, good cond. 20 A. bear-
ing pecan trees _ plenty
of water, house and pastures.
5 R. house, modern conveni-

ences, 3 1/2 mi. from town on

paved road in Sumter Co.
School bus by door. P. D. Cher-
ry, Americus. ph. 593%

9 A fertile land with modern
7 R. asbeston shingle home, na-
tural gas, central heat, county
water ,and good well. 4 A. ex-
ceptionally good pasture 26x60
ft. chicken house with alumi-
num roof and cement floors,
equipped for layers, brooder
house, out-bldgs, on paved road
and school bus Rt. N. J. Harri-
son, Rt. 5, Box 263, Austell.
Ph. 9563. ;

50 A open farm land, wood-
land, fruit trees, grapevines,
good 5 R. house, water ,elec-
tricity, wired for stove, good
barn and 4 other out-bldgs. On
paved road, School Bus and
Mail Rt. 4 mi. Blairsville,
Union Co. $4,500., or sell half
of place with bldgs., for less.
Monroe Bohannon, Rt. 2, Box
210, Blairsville.

100A. more or less in one of
best broiler growing sections.
Farm mostly in grass, stocked
with cattle, well fenced and
well watered. Chicken houses,
enough to keep grass good with
out any commecial fertilizer.
Gravity, water running
through chicken houses and
running water in every pas-
ture. Located just outside
Blairsville city limits, Union
Co. Sell with or without cattle:
J. A. Wimpey, Blairsville:

68 A. on Hwy. 301 in Bul-
lock Co. 3 mi. from Statesboro.
7 R. house, 2 barns, garage,
tenent house, 6 A. Pecan or-
chard, plenty of water, school
bus route. 50 A. farm land,
good allotments. $12,000. Ora
Elliott Rt. 5, Statesboro.

563A}. land; .2 mis-S,. of
Smithville in Lee Co..just off
Hwy 19. Fenced and cross
fenced: Two 2 R houses, two
4 R. houses, and a 5 R. modern
home, 3 barns, and other out-
buildings. Creek and Saw lum-
ber. $75 A. Ernest Scott,
Smithville.

7. A. 4 R. house. on paved
road, 4 mi. E. of Ringgold in
Whitfield Co. Electric pump,
$3000 with $500-down, easy
terms on balance. W. J. Pierce,
Rt. 1, Tunnelhill.

158 A. very fertile land.
About 80 A. in cultivation, bal.
timber and pasture. 2. nice
houses with city conveniences.
Tenant houses, barns, etc.
Farm joins 85 Hwy.. Mail-and
school bus routes. Convenient
to churches. 27 A. cotton allot-
ment $18,000. Letters answer-
ed. C. C. Wyche, Rt. 2, Senoia.
ph. 182 W.

400 A. in Sereven Co., 8 mi.
No. Sylvania, 1/2 Mi. frontage
on Hwy. 24. Concrete block
house, 7 R. gas, lights, hot,
cold water, and phone. 5 R.
tenant house, gas, lights. Corn
and cottonallotments. 1 mi.
frontage on Brier Creek. good

fishing, fine growth young
trees. Reasonable priced. All
inquiries answered. Ruby E.



Jenkins, RFD 1, Sylvania.
WBS



61-1/2 Gwinnett Co. farm,
fenced for cattle. Large chick-
en house, house and barn. Near
new Sharan Henry T.
Barrett, Rt. 1, Suwanee.

60 A. more or less, near
Dawsonville in Dawson Co..
About 1/2 rich bottom land,
bordering on Amacalola River.
Good well and spring, fenced
pasture. Plenty Pine and Hard
wood timber. R. C. Moore, Rt.
2, Smyrna. ph. HE 5 7900 (af-
ter 6:30 P. M.).

20 A. in Stephens Co. 3 A. of
pasture, Barn, water on 2 sides
3 mi. from Toccoa, 300 yds.
from Hwy. $75 A. See Earl
Camp, Rt. 3, Toccoa.

Small, laying hen and chick-
en farm on east coast of Ga.
on salt water, in McIntosh Co.
near Savannah and Burnswick.
Present cap. 2,500 hens. Have
modern home, or will build
new small modern cottage. If
interested write for_appoint-
ment to show. Bob Evans RFD
3, Townsend.

111 A. on Hwy. 113 in Har-
alson Co. 3 mi. Temple Fer-
tile land. Being tended in row
crop. 6 R. brick house, and 4
R. tenant house. Lots of timber
also 100 A. farm adjoining,
and located near paved inter-
section. Will sell separately.
Cash. Stamp envelope for
reply. Mrs. Frank McBrayer,
Temple.

Approx. 350 A. modern 6 R.
house ( 3 bedrooms), broiler
house, barn equipment shed,
silage pits, ample water, lo-
cated near Clayton in Rabun
Co. Also available with Ford

tractor, 12 pieces of equipment,
and livestock. J. K. Cottila, Wi-
ley. ph. Clayton 4087.



186 A. near Farmington,
Oconee Co. 2 tenant houses,
bottoms, pastures and Pines.
$6,500. contact. Charles
Chuck Jones, Box 68, Toccoa.

61 A. farm in Carroll Co.

One 5 R. house, pump in well,
2 running streams. Ideal fish
pond site. 1/4 mi. of Hickor

Level See. Glenn Hays, Rt. 1,
Temple. d

133 A. farm, 5 mi. So. Haw-
kinsville, Pulaski Co. on Paved
road, good 4 R. house, barn,
deep well, telephone available,
and Ga. Power line. Complete-
ly fenced and cross fenced in
high state cultivation, $11,500
Thomas Wade, 247 Meadow-
dale Dr. Warner Robins, ph.
WA 28025.

32 A. one-half of good
timber land in Habersham Co.
Good lake site and good view
of Mts. See. Jess Gibson, Tur-
nerville.

188- 1/2 A. land with 6 R.
house nad bath. Deep well,
farm pond: Fenced all the way
around, partly however is 3
strands barbed wire, cross
fenced. Excellent place for
raising cows and hogs. Approx.
20 A. Bahia Grass. For future
information contact: C. T.
Carter, RFD 2, Wrightsville.

2 A. land with 6 R. house (3
bedrooms with closets) asbes-
tos siding and sheetrock. Plen-
ty Pine trees for shade. Well
with pump, block pump house,
REA power, on school and
mail route, near Baptist and
Methodist churches. 1/2 mp
from Hwy. 16; 40 mi. from Au-
gusta; 12 mi. So. of Thomson

and Warrenton. Cecil L. Lang-
ham, Rt. 2, Warrenton- (at

/Bastonville).







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FARM LAND

FOR SALE





245 A. about 32 A. in cultiva-
tion, bal in timberland, some
~ -pulp wood and saw stock. Lot
of growing timber. $40 A. 1-
1/2 Mi. No. Wray in Irwin Co.

~ Willie Griffin, Wray.

"114A. one Mi. from Union
Civy off Roosevelt Hwy, 29. in
Fuiton Co. Plenty of running
water. Ideal site for large lake.
T. Q. Sullivan, P. O. Box 209,
Coliege Park, ph. PO 1 3016.

160 A. good Jand, about 40
A. in cultivation. Bal in tim-
~ ber. 7 R. house, modern with
all conveniences except gas.
5 R. house. All bldgs wired
with Georgia Power Co. 2
_ A. lake stocked with bass and
~ bream for 4 yrs. Scheol bus,
paved road. 14 mi. from Co-
lumbus in. Moscogee Co. Tom
Cataula. Ph. FA

4 1893. :

14 A. Fulton Co., off Old
National Hwy., near Bethsaida
Bapt. Church. Branch on back
corner of property. No house
~but a fine building site; also
approx. 3 A..on paved road,
about 2-1/2 mi. Riverdale,
Clayton Co. Wooded. Has
spring walled up. On School
Bus route, near church. Both
in good communities. W. W.
bra Riverdale. Ph. PO 1-

5 cee

159 A. 70 yr. old 9 R. house.
Sealed with wide heart pine
lumber. Large porch, good
well, water in house, small
barn, pesture branches, creek
on place. Ideal farm for rais-
ing cattle or poultry. Near
paved highw2y on all weather
toed in White Co. Near

churches and on mail route.
Good buy. See, dont write.





Watson Hogan, Rt. 4, 'Cleve-
Jand.

10 Acre farm in Henry
County Snapping Shoals area
with 6-room house in good re-
pair. Electricity and water.
Several outside buildings. Has
stream and lakeside. Proper-
ty on school bus route. Terms
$3,950. T. H. Avery, Coving-
ton, Phone 3847.

16 A. in crops and grasses,
Lespedeza, Orchard grass, Fes-
cue, Ladino Clover. Rest in
forest, growing and grown
pine, oak, and others. Excel-
lent location for fish and ir-
rigation pond. Chicken house,
barn, crib, other out build-
ings. Good house with 6 R,,
other rooms now being added.
Good spring near house, good
well in yard. On Dooly Rd. in
Union Co. 4 mi. Lake Nottely,
8 mi. Blue Ridge Lake. On
gravel road and school and
mail route. Rev. Clarence A.
Voyles, Rt. 1, Box 95, Culber-
son, N. C. Resident of Union
Co. Ga. :

101-1/4 A. 2 dwellings with
5 R. and a bath ea. 2. drilled
wells, 2 tenant houses, 3-1/2
A. deep lake, several other
lake sites, whole farm can be
irrigated. Excellent for truck
and livestock. Plenty of wat-
ter, 2 branches, 4-1/2 Mi. of
Fayetteville in Fayette Co.
30 min. from new Farmers
Market. S. K.- Frost, Sr., Rt.
2, Fayetteville. Ph. 4371.

125 A. more or less. Modern
home with 2 bedrooms, bath,
dining room, _ livingroom,
screened front porch, kitchen,
screened and. glassed back
poreh, room. size,: complete
with utilities, 7 closets. Lo-
cated 5 mi. W. of Forsyth on
Hwy. 41 in Monroe Co.
Grounds completely land-
seaped and- nice home or-
chard. Contact: BR. S. Wilson,
Forsyth. Ph. 4287.

264 A. dairy farm. 2 mi. No
of Lexington in Oglethorpe
Co: T, Edward Carter, RFD 1,

| Crawford.



Certified Seed Use fot

Grassland Increasing

The quantity of grassland seeds

' -ertified in 1953 was nearly four
- times that of 1949, and the per-
eentage of total production in-

creased from 3 percent in 1949 to] %

13 percent in 1953. But this still

leaves some 87 percent uncerti-|%

fied.

With 4 crops the percentage
certified was much higher than]

the averagealfalfa, 33% of 133
million pounds; tall fescue, 56%
of 28 million pounds; perennial
ryegrass, 53% of 17 million

pounds; and Ladino clover, 81% |

of 7 million pounds. With sweet-
clover, crimson clover, brome-

grass and Sudangrass, they were] }

about average or below, and with

timothy, orchardgrass, Kentucky | ;

bluegrass, lespedeza, rd clover,
alsike clover, the vetches, com-
mon ryegrass,
some others, the percentages
were small or negligible.

The extension of certification |
will depend upon such factors as |] *

(a) how rapidly superior varie-
ties will be developed, (b) wheth-
er seed produced as a by-product
of forage will continue to com-
pete successfully with certified
seed and (c) whether for use as
forage or soil improvement cer-
tain named new varieties will be
sufficiently superior to make
them more profitable.

Improvement of grasses and le-
gumes for grasslands will con-
tinue indefinitely and new and
improved varieties will gradual-
ly become available. With some
cro) the performance records
show that it is only through the
use of certified seed of improved
adapted varieties that the maxi-
mum production of the highest
quality forage can be obtained.

- In such cases, certified seed
should be utilized as rapidly as
it becomes available.

The advice use only certified
seed is sometimes given when
the intent is to advise the farm-
er to use the best quality seed
he can buy. Though well-in-
tended, such a sweeping recom-
mendation of certified seed is
not at all realistic and results
in confusion when the buyer is
unable to find certified seed of
some prominent grasses or clo-

winterpeas and|



SoS iS:

: " $.C.8. Ph
Certified Kentucky 31 fescue
being grown for seed.

vers. Improved strains of many
grasses and legumes are still to
be developed, or may at present
be only in the trial stage and
not commercially obtainable. Un-
til such new strains and varie-
ties are available, farmers re-
quiring seeds in this group need
have no hesitancy in using un-
certified seed. The important
point is to buy seed of known
origin, seed that has been prop-
erly recleaned, tested and hon-
estly labelled from his reliable
seed dealer.

Summing up, the careful
farmer is advised to use certi-
fied seed of proven superiority
where available, but to remem-
ber that in making good produc-
tive grassland he is not limited
to certified varieties. Whether
the seed is certified or uncerti-
fied, a well-prepared seed-bed,
adequate fertilization and good
cultural practices are necessary
for best results. And whether
certified or uncertified seed is
to be used, make sure that it
is of highest quality, thoroughly
recleaned, laboratory-tested and



properly labelled.

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MARKET BULLETIN Us

27 A. in city limits, farm No.
20035 in Lowndes Co. 25 A. in
cultivation and 2 A. in wood-
land. 3-3/10 A. in Tobacco.
Good 6R. house, tobacco barn,
crib, and pack house. Near to
4 schools. Jake Montgomery,
311 Smith Ave. Valdosta.

123 A. 2/3. fenced,. 5) R.
house, 3 out-buildings. 7 mi.
W. of Fayetteville in Fayette
Co. At Ebenezer Methodist
Church. H. H. Nelms, Fay-
etteville. Ph. 4421.

253 A. cattle farm. 2 Mi. W.
of Fayetteville in Fayette Co.
All fences are 4 strand wire
and locust posts, in excellent
cond. 53 established perman-
ent pastures, ready for graz-
ing. Water in ea. Bottom pas-
ture in Fescue and Ladino
Clover. Upland is Kobe and
Sericea Lespedeza, on REA
line, house in fair cond. Ini-
mediate possession. $80 acre.
W. Graham Burch, Fayette-
ville. Ph. 5351.

Building lots, E. of Fay-
etteville on Hwy 54, $500 to
$800 ea.; Also 30 A. for rent,
cash, or shares. 1 mi. of Fay-
etteville in Fayette Co. A. B.
Weatherly, Fayetteville.

100 A... Catoosa:, Co.- A-1
farm. Nice home on_ knoll.
New barn, etc. Modern, con.
almost surrounded by Chica-

mauga Creek. Tenant house,

Mrs. A. C. Hames, Graysville.

100 A. farm, 4 mi. from city
near church an dschool on
paved road in Spalding Co.
Large house, could use some
repairs. About 50 A. in woods,
lot of young pines, the other
half of farm is open land and
sodded in Crimson Clover,
Kobe Lespedeza and Arling-
ton Serecia. Several all yr.
round running clean water
branches with more than one
good lake site. T. Ezra Mann,
Phone Griffin 4417 or 2192.

About 1 A. land on US 27.
in Haralson Co. 9 mi. So. of
Cedartown. Good 6 R. house
with hot and cold water, dbl
garage, 500 gal. Propane tank,
bath on back porch. All
white settlement, school bus
and mail route by door, close
to school and 4 churches.
Must sell. Make appointment
by mail to see: J. W. Kinzy,
RFD 1, Felton.

52 A. with approx. 20 A.
Coastal Bermuda pasture, 19
A. in trees; also 3 A pond,
well stocked with Bream and
Bass. 2 bedroom modern:
frame house, 9 yrs. old. Gar-
age and out-buildings in good
cond. Yards well landscaped,
on paved road, Located 2 mi.
No. of Gordon in Wilkinson
Co. 30 min. from Macon.
$12,980.00. Lester F. Rain-
water, Gordon. /

2 A. land, cultivated in Ef-
fingham Co. 4 R. and dining
area, bath room, 2 porches,
back one screened. City wat-
er, phone service, Elect. good
schools and several churches,
all near. Mail handy. $3500.
Mrs, R. E. Norton, Guyton.

200 A. located 4 mi. No.
of Danielsville in Madison Co.
2 good houses, plenty water

young. timber, considerable
pulp wood now. On 2 paved
roads, 30 min. to Athens or
Royston, 15 min. to Daniels-
ville. Electricity and water in
the main dwelling. School
bus, store and church. Ideal
for raising cattle and hogs.
$7000. R. H. Gordon, Daniels-
ville. Ph. 5551.

35 A., about 40,000 ft. in
timber. Small house on place,
2 good springs, small creek
and gov. road through place.
2 mi. from Lake Blue Ridge
in Fannin Co., $1500. Will
take 1/3 down, balance on
easy payments. J. G. Hunni-
cutt, Dial.

1 A. ground, 4 R. house,
complete bath; sthouse and
large outbuilding with metal
roof. Small orchard, level
land, gas heat with under-
ground tank. Approx. 5 mi.
SW Douglasville in Douglas
Co. just off Bright Star Rd.



$3700.. Mrs. Fain Blackwell,
LRt. 2, Douglasville. Ph. 3072.

and good pasturage, lots of}.

17 A. New 5 R. house. with
basement. Good 5 R. tenant
house. New 6000 cap. chicken
house, city water, TVA pow-
er, on paved road. Near North
Whitfield High*and grammar
schools in Whitfield Co.
Buses by door. 2/10 mi. to
Maple Grove Church. 7 mi.
of town. Also Allis Chalmer
G tractor with hydraulic lift
and all equip. in A-1 cond.
Grady Harris, Rt. 5, Dalton.

46 A; farm, 8 R. house,
barn and other outbuildings.
City water available, 150,000
ft. timber, small
school bus and mail rt. Ever-
lasting water in pasture. For
sale or trade. N. R. Hogan,
Rt. 2, Dalton.

2-1/2 A. land,. 4 room
house, with full basement.
City water, wired for Elect.
stove, has spring and spring
branch. On mail and school
route. About 4-1/2 Mi. from
Dalton in Whitfield Co. 300
yds. off paved road. J. C.
Crow, RFD 3, Dalton.

12 A., no house but has
barn, smokehouse, etc. fish
pond and several fruit trees
near school. $1000 cash. Mrs.
John Cobb, City 13, Stanley
St., Dalton. :

187-1/2 A. 91 A in culti-
vation, 21 A improved pas-
tures, 75 A woodland pasture,
fenced in 3 dif. pastures,

vated land in 6 dif. fields,
2 good tenant houses, 5 R.
residences, 3 barns, several
out buildings, and sheds. 3
deep wells. 11 Mi. NE Col-
quitt in Early Co. paved road,
near church and stores, mail

REA line, all house wired.
S. S. Mathis, Rt. 1, Damascus.

200 A. good land in Dodge
Co. Well located. 3 good
houses, out buildings, 2 pav-
ed roads through place, deep)
well, plenty shallow wells,
and good community. Church
on place. Reasonable. Sell all
or half. Mail and school bus
by door. A. C. Delflower, Rt.
1, Empire. 3

orchard, |

Permanent water hole, culti-|

route, and 3 school bus routes, | |





























































6-1/2 A, 28 mi. of A
Douglas Co. 21 mi. t
etta. on Dallas Hw
house, hot and co
complete bath. House
old. Fine location.
church: and_ school,
door. Also, small stora
chicken houses. All

Douglasville. Ph. 2969.

53-1/2. A. North ,
Mountain land in Gilmer
about 30,000 ft. saw ti
20 A. in pasture; 10 .
cultivation; 5 in river b

er and _ lights;
other out buildings; J
spring with 2 other str
On a good all- weath
soon to be Black-Top
bout 9 mi. from
Garland, Rt. 5, Ell
9 A. of good land,
shade trees, old ho
bushes, bearing Pear
young orchard. One
cultivation, other pines
dug well E. M. C. Sch
mail routes, Sale Barn

house. 6 mi. W. of E
on Hwy. 72 in Elbert
B. Saxon, Rt. 5, Elberte

Approx 90 or 100 A.
ly young pines, much re
to saw. 3 R. house, runi
spring water. 15 mi. E.
Ellijay in Gilmer Co. On
mi. off Old Diamond Rd.
Rt., 1/2 mi. to church.
ley Fowler, Rt. 5, Ellijay.

128 A. on Hwy. 1, loc:
1-1/2 mi. No. Louisville,
ferson Co., fenced and
fenced for livestock.
heads on place. 6 R. H.
ning water and bath,
barn with. upstairs.
building with seed cl
Way shed for machine:
well with elec. pump,
mer mill, Truck. corn
for Farmall C. tractor.

buildings with tin roof.










4-Hers Lead the Way to

13. H. Long, Rt. 1 Louisv

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4H Club Come annually

The future looks brighter for -more people because more 4-
than ever before are being trained and educated in safety.
the 1957 aational4-H safety program enables them to make

farms and ae ws places . a

Boys and girls between the ages of t
learning safe practices that will pay dividends later in fife. whether
on the farm or in the city. Conducted by the

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te acreage with house,
t Auburn, Barrow Co.,
Contact. J. O. Giles,

as
ms, s / Pee

130 A. of finest of farm land
Henry Co., 2 mi. West Mc-
ugh on paved road, 28
So. Atlanta. Large Colon-
home with all mod. con-
ences. 4 R. tenant house
d barn, 2 pastures in _perm-

grass, sev. large springs
running stream, 2 fine lake



or
Co Creek runs through prop-
, Now growing corn, okra,
cumbers, peanuts, cotton,
Small block house, good
paved road, school bus
ail Rt. Good terms. Mrs.
/ Fowler, Rt. 2, Monte-

ool bus route on paved
d. Telephone, city water
fire protection. Also coun-.
site for home. Miss Mary
ce Douglas, Box 374. Rt. 3,
ege Park: PO 1-3670.

Chicken farm, 48 A. Forsyth
. 12 mi. W. of Gainesville,
off Hwy. 53, 1 mi. from
2 Lanier. Cement: block
n.house, 31 ft. x 236 ft..
atic gas brooders, small
house, 1200 sq. ft.

6 R. house, running wat-
cellent spring. Mail and
ute. Good. lake site.
ed Woods, Rt. 5,

160 A. farm, 30 A. bottom in

ss, 4 A. in corn. 2 houses,

arns. 14 mi. of Clayton

e Ridge Mtns. in Rabun

g creek, several branch-

d fish pond location. J.
Burrell, Rt. 2, Clayton.

1/2 A. paved road, 15

mi. W. Thomaston, Talbot Co.
Lake site, fed by spring, some
aber. Large 7 R. House

loors. Old outside kitchen,
oke house, other buildings.
d some restoring, but made
f heart pine, pegged to-
gether. 4 tenant houses. Elect.
: or well pump, $13,00. Mrs.
albott Chandler, 1201-3rd
ve. Albany. s
6 A. Dearing-McDuffie Co. 5
house, bath, pump in well,
phone service. Young or-
ird of Apples, Pears, Peach-
Plums, and Pecans. Near
sta. $4300. Letters answ-
, Mrs. Kelch, 71 Carter
SE, Atlanta 17._

LAND

alb, Gwinnett,
kdale, Henry, or Clayton
Advise C. E. Riley, 511 Ma-
tic Circle, Avondale Est.

Want to buy 2 to 40 A. with

Want to buy few Acres farm |
d, with some timber, house
ter and lights. Spring,
neh, or creek running
h place. Good road, no

y. Must be cheap for
_ or terms. I would be

e taker of large estate, with

and rent free, or see

highw

cas
a5

beef cattle. All letters|o

i tamped envelope answ-
ed. A. F. Roberts, Rt. 1,
selton (1 mi. West).

nt to buy Ga. anti-bellum
two-story Colonial (large
Jumed porch) country
livable or restorable
furnished or unfurnish-
With small acreage but
ty of land immaterial.
ice and terms, descrip-
nelose photo

Fine 120 A. farm in Macon}.

-| Barnesville.

of house |

ce
| Want to purchase place i
So. Ga. with. no less than 150
Acre: . L. R. Metz, Reidsville.

Want to buy or lease farm
suitable for stock Preferably
near Griffin. W. L. Brown,
416 Lake Ave. Griffin.

Want buy, rent or lease with
option fo buy farm, with liv-
able house, within commuting
distance of Atlanta. State lo-

cation and camplete discrip-

tion, with price. Cal Summer,
843 Forsyth St., Augusta.

Want buy large or small
farm witin 50 mi. Atlanta.
State price, terms and com-

plete directions; giving full

description and size of pro-
perty. Wills ans. all inquiries.
Mrs. Louise A. Smith, .328 Jose
phine St. N.W., Atlanta.

Want to buy 10 to 25 A. of
unimproved land within 100
mi of Atlanta. With plenty of
water, cheap for cash. Julian
Butt, 5449 Lawrenceville Rd.
Tucker. :

Want to trade 4 R. house
with nice lot. Have fish pond,
started with Catfish, have Pe-
can orchard, Peach, Pear, and

-}Apple trees and Grape Vines.

1-1/2 mi. from city. Have
city lights and water, and na-.
tural Gas, for a farm place
in country or sell mine.. Grif-
fin Burrell, Washington Park,

Want to buy 10 to 20.A. east
of, Atlanta within 50 mi. radius
Contact E. L. Blackwood, 68
Spence Ave, SE, Atlanta 77.
ph. DRake 7-8185.

- Want to buy from private
party, No. Ga. land with ade-
quate water. Buildings not
necessary. State acreage, price
and directions for reaching
place. Miss Isabelle Prather,

';800 Penn Ave. NE, Atlanta 8.

Wantto buy 15 to 35 A.
cleared or uncleared, house or

no house within radius of 75
|mi. of Savannah. Louise J.|.

Dix, 1403 So. 36th St. Savan-
nah. ph. AD 6-1732.

Wael te 6 A with small

-house, on bus or trdlley line,

cheap for cash in Fulton or
Cobb Co. E. W. Hendon, 1781
. Pryor Cir, SW. Apt. 3; At-
lanta 15, ph. JA 4 4823.

Want to buy small farm, old
house will be all right. Or
several acres without house.
Prefer So. of Atlanta. Must be
reasonable price H. E. Akin,
3033 Lake Ave. Hapeville. ph.
PO 1 5635.

Want farm within 50 mi. of
Atlanta, with good house and
drilled well. Must also have a
lake already on property. Give
complete details in letter. J.
Walmsley, 5289 Lamar St. De.
catur.

oF

Want farm to buy or rent
with intent to buy. Within 30
mi of Atlanta. Want 5 A. or
more lake or lake site, Give
complete details in letter as
to buildings, description of
property, type of well, price,
and terms. H: Tonsgard, 5289

Lamar St. Decatur.

Want farm: Will pay cash
for reasonably priced unim-
proved land or land with in-
expensive improvements, with-
in 35 mi. of Atlanta. Wil con-
sider 10.A or more but prefer
50 to 200 A. Give details in-
cluding price wanted, open
land, water, building improve-

-|ments, fences, etc. R. B. Shaw,

242, E. Parkwood Rd. Decatur.
ph. DRake 7-4288. ae

Want 10 or 20 A. in Fulton
or adjoining Co. near Atlanta,
with small house (or no
house). Prefer with water,
creek, etc. Cheap. State what
you have, price, etc. Cash or
terms, Paul Peek c/o Mrs. M.
. McKee, 388 Deering Rd,
NW. Atlanta 9.

Want to buy 5, 10, 15, or 20
A. of land on Yr. round creek
or other dependable natural
water supply within about 30
mi. of Albany. Mrs. Terry
Lacey, Sumner.

Want within 20 or 25 mi. of
Atlanta, a home and acreage.
Will buy or trade other pro-
perty. Contact J. B. Harper,
964 Woodland Ave. SE. Atlan-



ta.16, ph. MA 71-2806.
aaa te



Warner Robins for small place



Want 500 to 5000 A. of lana, |

any cond. any location. Will
consider part swamp, marsh,
woods, and farm land. Hubert |
A. Brice, Rt. 1; College Park.

Want about 50 A. more or
less with pine timber, about
40 mi. of, Atlanta. Ralph Dan-
gar, Rt. 1, Woodstock. ph. Ros-
well 2472.

Want to buy approx. 100 A
timberland, with or without
merchantable timber, in or
near Hall Co. John -L. Snare,
Rt. 4, Gainesville. Ph. LEnox
2-6775.

Want to buy small farm, 20
or 30 A. with 4 R house if price
is reasonable. Contact Lewis

H. Jones, 3100 2. Ave. Co-
lumbus. Eee
Want 40 or 50 A. farm

around Roswell, Woodstock, or
Alpharetta. C. Williams, RFD
4, Box 308, Lawrenceville.

Want 5 to 20 A. wooded land
with spring or creek in Clay-
ton, Fayette, Henry or Rock-
dale Co. With. or without
house. Contact Joe M. Adams,
879 Crew St, Atlanta. ph.,
MUrray 8-2365 (before 4:00).

Want to buy abandoned
farm ,or timberland in No.
Ga. from 50 to 1,000 A. with
good stream and lake site. Can
be rough Mtn. land. Must have
good title, and be very good
buy. State price, size, and ex-
act location. S. W. Ross, 435
Woodward Way, NW, Atlanta
5. fer

Want exch. small acreage at
having a. spring or small
stream, and plenty of trees.
Titles. guar. Correspondence

ans. W. C. Haynie, Rt. 1, No.
Davis Dr., Warner Robins.

FARM LAND

FOR RENT





Well preserved old home.
Want ceiling lowered and up-
stairs built in exch. for yr.
or more free rent. At Braswell
R.R.. Swimming Pool in Polk
Co. Ideal for chickens, cattle,
or vegetables. Some furniture,
good neighborhood, churches,
electricity, hunting and fishing
reservation, plenty water,
wood School and Mail route.
40 mi. Atlanta on new Hwy.
Clarence Sorrells, Rt. 3, Rock-
mart.

Want contact married cou-
ple intrested in going into the
chicken var. of vegetables
fruit and berry raising busi-
ness. possibly some hogs and
beef cattle. Have 46 acres, 5
R. houses, 2 barns, 2 wells,
creek across back, 1 spring and
1 branch. I will be able to help
but only part time. Write for
interview outlining plans and
basis to work on. Charles
Flowers, 1150 Ridge Ave., N.
E. Atlanta 6. Ph. TR 4-8767.

5 R. house, big screened in
back porch, well at steps, wir-
ed for stove, well with enough
water for pump. Several gar-
den patches orchard, and pas-
ture, furnish place for milch
cow, $20 mo. Will install pump
and bath, if wanted for $25
mo. School bus by door. Pre-
fer old age couple, but will
rent to nice family with chil--
dren, Fred F. Johnson, Rt. 3,
Loganville.

Want to rent farm of 65 A.
or more. Good 4R. dwelling,
electricity, abesstos roofing
and siding. Big barn, and pas-
ture. 1-1/2 mi. So. of Logan-
ville on Covington and Logan-
ville paved highway in Walton
Co. On school bus route. Mrs.
R. L. Cook, Social Circle.

Want to rent 125 A. good
pasture land, with all kinds
grasses, Clover, Lespedeza-
Fesque and 50 A. good hay
crop land. Also large barn and
milking barn. Plenty of water.
can Buchanan, Conyers. ph.

Fatm houses to rent to re-
tired people Electricity, $10 to
$15 Mo. Fred L. White, Rt. 1,



Buckhead (Morgan Co:)



For lease'5 to 10 yrs: 275 A.
In Upson: Co, 12) mi? Sof
Thomaston near Hwy. 19. Over
150 A. god farm land and 7 R.
house. This land lay out past
2 yrs. (just rented house would
not lease to anyone that could
not afford good tractor out-
fit). Price for rent will be
reasonable. E. T. Nottingham,
Roberta.

FARM LAND

_ WANT TO RENT





Want to rent with option to
buy; 100 A. farm south of At-
lanta. Prefer Palmetto, Camp-
bellton, or Villa Rico area.
Need small house, electric, and
good stream. All information
in first letter. Owner or seller
must be willing to show place.
Richard D. Wade, Rt. 1, Pal-
metto.

Want to rent 30 or more
Acres ope land, fenced pas-
tures. 3 BR modern house,
school bus route, at least 5,000
cap. broiler house, w.thin 40
mi. radius of Atlanta Herbert
Howard, Rt. 2, Box 7, Buchan-
an. :

' Want to rent approx. 2500 A.
of cut-over timber land in-
cluding farming land to be
leased with option to buy. The
land must have a home and
tenant houses with good sup-

-ply of water and lake sites. J.

B. Kersey, Junction City.

Want to rent 3 or 4 A. or
less, with 2 or 3 R. house, must
haveg good water. Pay rent
monthly. Will-move within 50
mi. prefer Douglas, Carroll or
Coweta Co. One in family.
Mrs. Edith Whatley, Rt. 2,
Villa Rica.

Want to lease small house
and good pasture with branch-
es within 5 or 10 mi of Macon
if possible at reasonable rental
suitable for small amt. poultry
and few milk goats. Would con-
sider any kind of connection if

+permanent and not involving

too much labor. Elderly, single
man, experienced, sober, etc.
Morris Sanders, Glenwood.

Want to rent small truck
farm with in 30 mi. of Atlanta.
H. G. Byrd, 2757 Waters Rd.
SW, Atlanta 15. Ph. PO 6-0734

Want to rent 45 or 50 A.
farm somewhat near Hape-
ville, for standing rent. Want
to move as soon as _ possible.
Write Harvey L. Hamby, Rt. 2,
West Point. ;

Want to lease cheap for 5
yrs. 25 to 45 A. farm. Good
fences for cows and hogs. Out
buildings and barn, house, 4 or
more rooms, lights. On or near.
school bus route, close to Bos-
ton or Thomasville. Option to
buy later. Mrs. Thelma G. Mc-
Kenzie, Rt. 2, Box 264, Boston.

Want 1 or 2 A. good land
not on the Hwy. Small house
with -1 or 2 R.-Must have
wood and water, and not more
than 40 mi. from Carnesville.
Want to rent or buy. J
Crone. Rt. 3, Carnesville.

Want to rent small fram of
about 15 acres. able to work
but very little. Wife and I get
a pension. 28 yr ond Son and
wife able do light farm work.
Want rent from reliable man
and raise mostly vegetables.
Prefer near Dallas or Bowdon
We try to live Christian lives.
J. W. McDonald, 2480 West
Ave., Atlanta 18.

EQUIPMENT

-FOR SALE





No. 6 Intn] Hammer Mill,
good cond. $125; Farmall M.
tractor, needs some work on
it, good tires, $900 with culti-
vators; also JD Hay Baler
wire tie, good cond. and Mor-
rell Rake, $1500 for both. L.
B. Preston, Shady Dale.

Frick Saw Mill O size with
Frick Edger and 76 HP Intnl
Diesel Motor, ready to go,
$1200. C. F. Westbrook, Rt.
1, Tucker-Chamblee Rd.,
Tucker.

| Lake Ter. Atlanta.





1953 Model, John Deere M.
tractor -with planters. and
cultivators, $695 for the lot. |

New cond. W. D. Caldwell,
Riverdale.

Case Corn picker and shel-
ler. Pull type, picks and
shells 2 rows. $750;and
Oliver wire tie Baler with

motor, $400. FOB my. place.
Malcolm. Brunson, Box, 195,
Albany. Ph. HE. 2-17770,

75 Laying cages; 3 small
brooders; lot of watering
fountains; and Feeders. Near-
ly new. Clem Jolly; 155 Earl

Electric Churn in good

cond. used very little; $7.
Mrs. He, To SBishopy= Rtg t
Farmington.

Big Dutchman Feeder, mo-.
del B, 240 ft. of chain and
trough. All in good condi.
$295. W. W. Johnson, Rt. 4,
Box 234, Austell. Ph. 8991. .

Grist Mill with sheller and
belt. Upright rock. 20 or 22
in. rocks, extra good cond.
$50.00 at my farm. J. C. Ot-
well, Rt. 2, Box 210, New-~
nan. Ph. 2301. s

Old fashioned Grist Mill,
42 in. Rock with K-6 Ininl
power unit, good cond. $380.
J. A. Rutherford, 1010 FE.
Roosevelt Ave., Albany. Ph.
HE 2-6637. =

1954 Ferguson, original
tires still good. 2 dise plow,
harrow, Subsoil Plow, all
purpose plow, planters, cul-
tivators, mower, rake, cotton
duster and trailer. A'l for
$1500. Felton Denny, Rt: 3,
Carrollton. Ph, TE 2-8198.

Good John Deere Mowing
Machine, Rake, Section Har-
row, hand. Corn Sheller, 6
ft. Oat Drill, and other farm-










ing equip. Cheap for cash.
Mrs:;-Sam: J.Phillips; Rt=d.=
Royston. aed a

Goulds 1/2 HP Jet Pump
for 2 in. well with cap, jet
and 63 ft. of 1-1/4 in: drop.
pipe in good cond. $75. Neil
Holdeman, Rt. 1, Louisville,
(5 mi. N. and 1 mi: :to right
off Hwy. 1).

Intn} Harvester. Grain
Drill, 16 Row automatic lift,
excellent cond.; and 5 disc.
Intn] Harvester Tiller, very
good cond. Sidney. S.: Miller,
Irwinson. Ph. Toomsboro
exch. Webster 32231. :

30 in. cut off Saw, in heavy
frame, good cond. Could be
used with any tractor. or.
motor with pulley. $45. Riley
C. Couch, Senoia.

Intnl. Harvester Hammer
Mill in good shape, $35 or
trade for Jersey heifer. Clyde

Boyd, 316 E., Whitmon St,
Toccoa. ue
12 row. D:r i] 1, Saoodaies

wheels, and about $25 worth |

of new parts on drill, $30.-

A. -L:. Robinson, :Rt- 2. Ace==

worth. =
1953. model Ferguson 30,

excellent cond. Used less than~
100 hrs. Good tires with bush |
and bog, disc harrow and 7
ft. Tiller. Will consider sell- |
ing tractor only. J. D. Ariail,
Rt. 1, Box 355, Riverdale, Ph.
Greenleaf 8-6519. oan

i

Allis Chalmer C tractor,
cultivator and Cole peanut
planters, $450; Intnl 4 dise

tiller, $100 and 4 wheel rub-
ber tire homemade trailer,
$50. W. F. Yansom, RFD 1,
Hawkinsville, (6 mi. W).

Puley, will .fet Ferguson
20-20; 20-30, or Ford tractor. . |
$45; also small feed mill,
$35. Z. R. McCorkle, Butler,
Ph. Union 2-3520,

1 HP Rototiller with turn-
ing plow; 2 row planter, cul-
tivator and -2 wheel. trailer,
All in good cond. cheap. Ali
letters answered. I. B. Collins,
120 W. Oconee St., Fitzgerald.

1950 Ford tractor with pick-
up harrows, bottom plows,
planters, and cultivator, alsG==
rotary hoe. Sell all together or

Rotory Hoe separate. Very
good cond. <A. G.. Sparks,
Brooklet.
ope



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Annual Insect Damage

(Continued From Page Dd

defrionstration agents are a few of the

weapons being used against insects.



demonstrations were held to teach insect
infestation counts on cotton. More than

1,000 farmers, leaders and others were
trained, As a direct result of this training
more farmers used insecticides to greater

advantage and increased their yields.



An insect survey program is another
phase of the work conducted by the Ex-
tension Service to cut down insect dam-
age. This survey is compiled each week
by W. C. Johnson, Extension entomolo-
gist, then released to county agents along

. For example, recently over 30 field



- MARKET BULLETIN |

with the recommended control measures. |
This information is used by the county

agents in their work with the farmers.

Dr. Jordan says there can be no let |

up in the constant battle against the in-
sect pest. Dont turn your back on them
they may pick your pocket, Jordan
warns.

Laying Rate Not Perfect

(Continued From Page 1) :
tion. Then they can separate and study

the inherited factors to check their in- -

fluence on production and thus breed
better laying hens, according to TSG:
Byerly, Agricultural Research Service.



_ cords by present

termine the value of a flock moi

could equal yearlong similar tests
_under natural conditions. In t


















In obtaining the egg
nt methods
certainly be adjusted to allow
ences in time of hatching an
maturity, Byerly says

Byerly suggests that breed

rately by checking these environ:
factors. This could be done b
3-month tests under a controlled en
ment, measuring daily light |
needs, light response and rate of
ing egg production. Estimate
duction under controlled

best producers could be selected
iately, saving considerable time
suring the highest possible egg

smoothing harrows.



EQUIPMENT

FOR SALE

McCormick Deering 12 row
Grain Drill on steel wheels,
used this fall. Cheap. Write H.
B. Jenkins. Hull. Ph. Daniels-

ville, Ga. 5653 (after 6 PM).

Farmall Super A tractor,
1953 model, cultivators. and
planters. Also 2 disc plow and
Tractor
made 1 crop. Willie Gooch, Rt.
2, Buford. Ph. 3618. :

Super A. Farmall - tractor
with starter, lights, and pow-
er lift; Also cultivating plows,
planters, fertilizer attach-
ments, and power take-off.
Reasonable. price. H. F. Wise,
Rt. 2, Ashburn.

Farmall tractor No. 20 Fast
Hitch, used less than -10 hrs.
Guaranteed like new. Glenn
Harris, Manchester. Ph. 81 J.

Intnl 8 can cooler with new
Frigidaire unit, $200.00; 6 can
cooler, $100.! and 3 units Uni-
versal milking machines com-

lete with vacumn pump, etc.
190. Ralph Hillis, Blythe.

8 ft. 60 tooth, Intnl drag
harrow, Case 4. disc tiller,
both in good shape: Approx
275 joints black steel pipe 1
in. -x 21 ft. used in dry kiln;
and -700 chestnut fence posts;
also 6 disc J. D. tiller. C. L.
Langham, Rt. 2, Warrenton
(at Bartonville).

G. Allis Chalmer tractor
with cultivator, planters, dis-
trubutor, extra lay off plows,
ten dise harrow, 14 in. bottom

plow and weeder. All in good'

running cond. See at my home

4 mi. N. Irwinton on Rt. 57.

Ed. J. Brown, Jr. Rt. 1, Mc-

Sia Ph. Irwinton WH 7-
57.

8 ft. Graham-Hoehm plow,
new tire, good shape, $200.;
Killefer Roll over Dirt Pan,
$80.; also need Ford trip
shank field. cultivator and
white faced cattle. H. L. Har-
man, Rt. 2, Athens.

2 roller, 16 in. Cane Mill,
used very little; and old time
thick, 100 gal. syrup kettle, in
good ape $35. for both.
Cannot ship. FOB my place.
H. B. Shearouse, Guyton.

2 yr. old Super A. Farmall
tractor in fees cond. Equip-
ed with planters, cultivators,
narrow, poison machine, 2
dise tiller, and 2 wheel trail-
er. Buel Hubbard, Rt. 1,
Sharpsburg,

Good 2 horse wagon and
WD Allis Chalmer tractor,
1950 model, in No. 1 shape,
with Taylor 8 disc harrew. Sell
or will trade tractor for Ford
or Frguson tractor. S. C.
Waddell, Rt. 1, Bremen.

1952,,Cub tractor with good |
tires, good lights, starter and |
power lift with 2 disc plows: |

one bargain brush harrow,
drag harrow. One Graham-
Hoehm: plower with 7 plows;
One. wood saw, McMoor, 4-
1/2 ft. blade. Seed sower will
sow avery kind of seeds. All
good cond. Complete outfit.
$750. W:.C. Knox, Rt. 1,Ap-

rling. phone -67$2.

Lilliston 7-1/2 ft. Rotory
Mower and Stalk Cutter, new
blades, $335. Mrs. Sarah Wat-
kins, Rt. 4, Box 235, Sanders-
ville. phone 3030.

2000 Watt Generator, au-
tomatic starting with 6 HP

farm emergency stand by use.
Mail Rt. 1, Lilburn.

Intn] bulldozer, TD14hy-
draulic lift. W. M. Thompson,
Rocky Face.

2 horse wagon
cond. $50. C. W.
1, Lexington.

in good
Faust, Rt.

1947 Ford Ferguson tractor
with practically new heavy
duty Wagner loader. and
blade, $600 Cecil E. Howard,
P. O. Box 352. Lithia Springs.
Ph. Austell 8513.

One 200 gal. C. P. Pasteur-
izer with equipment, for sale.
Contact. J. V. Weideman, Rt.
3, Macon.

48 model tractor, 900-20
tires and 26 ft. Utility Trailer,
900-20 tires. Both in good
cond. $650 together. Loyd
Keadle, Yatesville.

2 single unit and complete
fixtures McCormic-Deering
milking units, pipes and fitt-
ings, $200; Also eight 10 gal.
milk cans, $5.00 ea. F, D.
Price, Rt. 4, Monticello.

1 horse wagon, practically
new running gear, old body
and harness, $50. Come get
it at Arthur Woods place.
eu Whited, Rt. 1, Staple-
on.

1942 model Ford tractor in
good running cond. Equip-
ment practically new, been
used very little, Also harrow,
planters, cultivators, 2 disc
plows and other cultivating
tools for tractor. All for $850.
See anytime at my _ place.
Mrs. Mary S. Pope, Monticello
(on Forsyth Hwy. 83).

Seeco Rotary Mower, 6 ft.
cut; Allis-Chalmer Forage
Harvester, grass attachment;
Allis-Chalmer WD _ tractor,
1949; AC light finishing 20
disc harrow; AC 8 disc turn-
ing plow; heavy AC 10 disc
harrow. All 1 yr. old except



engine. For dairy and general.

$160. Carl Hewatt, Snellville. |

Want Super C Farmall trac-
tor and equipment in good
shape. Not over 100 mi. from

McRae. Walter Evans, Rt. 1,|d

Helena.

Want used Butane Gas Tank,
top-of-ground type. State size
and price. V. C. Palmer, Lex-
ington.

Want for cash good used
Rotary Mower and Mowing
Machine for Farmall 200 or
Super C; also have for sale 30
in. cut off saw with belt in
heavy frame, good cond.
(could be used with any trac-
tor or motor with pulley) $45.
Riley C. Couch, Senoia.

Want 2 or 4 row Cole plant-
er. A. L. Thomas, Offerman. -

Want Disc Plow for 400
Farmall tractor with Fast
Hitch. A. G. Wells, Rt. 3, Car-
nesville.

Want hydraulic or cable

scoop in good cond. Alfred
Hogg, RFD 2, LaGrange.

_ FARM WORK

WANTED





Single man, 42, sober and
honest, desires light work on
poultry or laying hen farm
or what have you? Make best
offer Ist letter, including
board, room and laundry. Can
come at once. Olin Johnson,
605 No. Elbert St. Hartwell.

Want share crop of peanuts
and corn or cotton. 2 families,
would like to get 2 good hous-
es, with lights, near school or
on Rt. Want move at once.
Will move anywhere. White
people. Ernest Smith, c/o T.
W. Jinkins, RFD 1, Blakely..

White man, 27 yrs. old, wife
and 8 yr. old daughter, wants
job on cattle, poultry or other
farm work. Honest, reliable
and do not drink. Can drive
any kind truck, and have li-
cense. Prefer vicinity Dublin
Eastman, McRae or Cochran,
Henry Stevens, Rt. 1, Rentz.



. Single, 33 yr. whiteman a-

Veteran wants job on farm,
with good home, board, laun-
ry and wages. Letters ans.
Earnest L. Beard, Rt. 2, c/o

J. R. Beard, Lithonia.

Single man, white, 40 yrs.
old, wants light farm work on
farm. Write. Alton Butler,
Faceville Rd. Bainbridge.

Man and wife want good
farm in So. Ga., with good
house barns and good land to
raise cotton, corn, peanuts, vel-
vet beans, sugar cane, tobacco

raise cantaloupes, watermel- |

ons and Vegetables, with good,

reliable man, near town and)

as ivesa thang ee

Want white wom
reasonably small
sons, 18-20 yrs., an
to work. Must know
drive tractors, etc. Good
ly wage and bonus. Rz
cans, hay, cattle. 5 R.
Elec., wood, water. S
and Mail. S. J. Clay,
Avondale Rd. Mac
B51. Ss ees



Want single wl!
do general farm
know machinery ar
Weekly wages, plus rot
board, regular wor!
ferences and age. Must
liab paid Sober,

te

market, with good mules and} ~

tools. Well exp. Frank Crider, | _

Rt. 2, Royston.

Man, middleaged ,with wife,

needs job at once, looking af- |
ter cattle farm. Life time Exp. |

on farm. Can drive tractor, but
havent driven truck much.
Cant do heavy work; slihtly
crippled. Need small house al-

ready furnished and living

wages. See (Inquire at P. O.
how to get to place) D. L.
Grindle, Rt. 2, Duluth... 2

55 yr. old, single man, wants

job on dairy, light farm work- |

er, or as Caretaker. Want to
live in home with nite family.
Room board and small salary.
In good health, no bad habits.
Can furnish references. Con-
tact. C. C. Conger, 105 Beatty
St. Griffin. 1

FARM HELP |

WANTED





Want farm labor, for work
on So. Ga. farm 30-45 yrs. old,
with small family. Pay $4.50
day with raise to $5.50 after
90 days if satisfactory. Geo.
ue Varn, Box 205 Folkston,

a. ze me >

Want-retired couple, depend-
able, for permanent job caring
for pasture and cattle. House,
garden, firewood. See S.
Storer, Rt. 4, Douglasville.

S. |Robertson, 349 So. C;

Want at once, middleag
encumbered white w

live in home on farm a
light farm chores. Contact
person or write. Mr.
Adams, Rt. 2, Fitzg

Want colored couple, n
dleaged or elderly, fo

truck farming on 50-50
Good land on Chattaho
River. about 15 mi. A
city limits. Good house
electricity and bath wi
and.cold water. Must be

D. L. West, RFD
Villesnies ete ees




_ Want unencumbered, 1
aged white woman to.
farm work and live i
and board and small
Call or write. Mrs. R.
tian, P. O. Box 974,
University. Ph.-MR 6-3!

Want dependable.
white man to live
house, look after ple
small patches, keep
clean from around
and look after lak





Decatur. :



Last Weeks Livestock Sales Rep







































tractor. Cash. Contact. Ralph Atlanta Rome | Athens Thomaston
O. Jackson, Jr. Rockmart. 10-8 10-9 NO 10-7
Ph. 3328. STEERS & HEIFERS 2116 700 : _ REPORT 454 .
144 Pockman Laying Cages,| Good &. Choice 18.50-20.20 18,25-18.95 : 18.90-19.60
used one season, good cond. Aaa trd ; 5 ie 9.7
Albert Hayes, 2309 2nd Ave. Standard 15.00-18.50 15.00-18.40 _ - _ 15.50-17.00 :
Decatur. Ph. DR. 8-0857, Utility -12,25-15.50 12.00-15.00 5 /12.00-15.50
Chattanooga 3 roller Sor-| Vealers 17.00-23.00 16.00-26.00 cm ss aes
ghum Mill, horse drawn and : =
with copper pan, in good|Stockers & Feeders 15.00-17.00 13.00-17.50 - Se ee ere
shape, $75. Bud _ Holland, | Feeder Calves 13,00-21.00 _13.00-19.50 a 13.00-20.70
Coogler Rd., Dalton. : _____
akemsecaianien. (eee Mies : ti Seee
FOUIPMENT Utility & Commercial 13.00-14.00 12.50-13.50 . 13.00-14.70
Canners & Cutters 8.50-13.00 -8.00-12.50 = 9.00-13.25
WANTED Springers s - ce ties a a
: . ~ aie aa | ee
_ Want Cub tractor and blade = - ae a
in good cond. Within 50 = of | No. 1 Meat Type - - ae 19.50-19.90
Toccoa, Robin Vaughn, Rt. 4, ; _t
Toccoa. ph. TV 6 5249, || Ne. 1 Others : . _18.00-19.25
Want used farm.dinner bell, | Ne 2 . < z _17.50-18.50
within 25 or 30 mi. of Macon. No. 3 5 a . Z ns
State price. Ben West, 2602, ~ -
Stanislaus Cir. Macon. Feeders - = .