Commissioner

, Phil Campbell,





WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER v. 1958





"Reprinted 1 From Georgia
Forestry Magazine)

ork got underway on the Research
acils $370,000 forest fire research la-
tory and the Forestry Commissions
00 seed testing lab last month at
zeorgia Forestry Center in Macon.

th brick and aluminum structures
slated for completion and dedication
r late this year or early in 1959. How-
nstallation of all equipment prob-
ont be completed until next spring.
tion details will be announced later.
oth labs are the only ones. of their
in the world. The seed lab is being
ed three-fourths by a U. S. Forest
ice grant and one-fourth by Forestry
ission funds.

Seed test requests, which jumped
300-400 in previous years to 1,200
57, made the lab necessary, Forestry
mission Director Guyton DeLoach
Research will also be conducted at

















Loach said 15 persons will be able
3,000 seed lots annually, compared
the present capacity of 1,200. The new
i tilding | will include seed germination
eparation and analyst laboratories
ori storage and germination rooms.
e cost of the tests will be pro-rated
the organizations and persons
nding in the seed, DeLoach said, This
ll finance the labs operation.
_ The Federal government is expected to
end more than $100,000 annually on fire
rch at the lab, Research Council Di-
r Frank Albert said. Georgia is now
d of a very strong fire research pro-
for this lab will center Southeastern
search in Macon. Number one pro-
be the study of means of controll-
arge, project forest fires.


















water model room, combustion cham-
various laboratories. Installation
purchases of the scientific equipment
probably run the total cost of the

1e new lab will contain a wind tun-

to almost half a million dollars,





aaricaliarat
CALENDAR

September 13, Tifton Georgia Lan-
drace Swine Breeders meeting.

September 16, Americus Georgia
Demonstration Feeder Cattle Sales
Program.

September 17, hoes Georgia
Demonstration Feeder Cattle Sales
Program.

September 22-23, Tifton Fourteenth
: Annual Veterinary Conference.

September 24, Macon Georgia Corn
Millers Association meeting.

September 30, Tifton Bishop Method
of Clothing Consiruction Short
Course.







FEEDER CATTLE SALES

More Georgia cattle producers should
be taking advantage of the strong demand
for feeder cattle. With good supplies of
grass roughage and grain in practically all
parts of the country, demand for replace-
ment stock, feeders and stockers should
continue to bid up the available supply of
calveswhich is down again this year for
the fourth consecutive year.

The four demonstration feeder cattle
sales can handle a lot more beef quality
calves to advantage. There is no danger
of getting more than the buyers will take
because larger members of cattle attract
more buyers which always helps prices.

Large members of feeder-stocker qual-
ity cattle are being sold through regular
sales that would bring more money if as-
sembled in uniform graded groups with
enough volume to attract good buyers. We
have buyers in the state who handle
twenty to forty thousand feeders a year.
They want to buy by the car load, not by
ones or twos as we force them to do in
Georgia.

It is time for the producer to look at
his marketing and attend one of these

Sales. He might also attend special feeder

sales like those held regularly at Albany,
where large numbers are assembled to
attract large buyers.

Contact your county agent for more
information on livestock marketing.



NUMBER 2

BACCO SALES $61,541,380

1958 Average Price
Highest In History

The average price per pound.of Geor-
gia flue cured tobacco was higher in 1959
than ever before. A total of 106,891,560
pounds of tobacco was sold by producers
in Georgia this year at an average price
of 57.57 cents per pound.

The total value of this years Georgia. : :

flue cured tobacco sales was $61,541,380.-
83. Last year, an off year for tobacco, the
total value was $52,808.682.60 for 93,919,-
967 pounds. The 1957 average was 56.23
cents per pound. The 1958 average was

1.34 cents higher. -

This years flue cured crop, although _
larger than the 1957) crop, was produced
on.5,000 less acres due to decreased allot-
ments and soil bank participation.

This years average price per pound

for tobacco was almost 10 cents higher
than the 1956 average price of 48.46. In



Editors Note: On page 4 of this
| week's Bulletin is the 1958 final con-
\ solidated report of sales of leaf to-

\ bacco in Georgia warehouses for the

\period beginning July 29 and ending
/August 30. Each warehouse is listed

/ separately with the totals for the sea-
son in each city listed.



1956, 149,486,851 pounds of tobacco wera

sold for $72, 446, 844.69.

The average price per pound of ae
bacco has exceeded 50 cents only three
times in the history of Georgia tobacco
markets. This was in 1953, when the aver-
age was 51.51, in 1957 and this year.

In 1954, 139,925,534 pounds were sold.






























by producers at 45.65 cents per pound for

a total of $63,871,389.23. In 1955 this fig-
ure was _up considerably with a total of
166,978,108 pounds being sold for $78,-
905,205.32, or an average of 47.25 nen
per pound.

Thirty years ago, in 1928, the total.
number of pounds sold in Georgia tobacco
markets was 85,727,172 at an average of

. 12.78 cents per pound.

1,701,129 pounds of the 1958 crop went
into the government stabilization program
this year and 464,619 pounds grown out
of state went to stabilization.







Georgia

EMPIRE STATE OF THE SOUTH



GEST STATE EAST OF THE MISSISSIPPI

Georgia, First:

@ BROILERS @ PROTECTED FOREST LANDS @ PIMENTO PEPPER
@ PEANUTS @ IMPROVED PECANS

@ NAVAL STORES











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FARM

WORK

WANTED

White, 65 yr. old man. in
good health, alone, wants job

en farm, looking after cattle,
hogs, etc. Room, board and rea
sonable wages. James A. Turn
er, Rt. 3 c/o Roosevelt Nation,
Marietta.

Man and 15 yr. old son, want
= on farm. Exp. in tractor
arming, operate (make crop
with) and type farm machin-
ery, tractor, truck. Look after
cattle, also do farm carpenter
work. House. lights, water and
easonable salary. O. C. Fos-
ta Rt. 3, Fort Valley. Ph.
Taylor 5-5819.

34 yr. old man with small
family, want job on farm feed
ing broilers (chickens), help-
jing iwth cattle ete. Need 4 or
5 R. house. Dont drink. W. J.
Smith, Rt. 3, Box 152, Arch
City, Calhoun.

White, 47 yr. old man with
18 yrs. exp. in row crops and
pasture work, and all types of
farrmn machinery, wants job at
once on farm in middle Ga.
John H. Carnette, 103 No.
Prince St., Americus. Ph. 5927.

White man and wife with 3
children, wants job on Vege-
table or Stock farm. Can ao
drive tractor, fix farm ma-
chinery, plow or do anything
on farm. Leonard A. Holcomb,
Flintstone.

47 yr. old man with wife
and 10 yr. old daughter, want
job working with chickens, or
on reg farm. Can drive truck
and do nay kind work with
tractor. Born and raised on
farm. About 12 yrs. tractor
experience. Dont drink. Leo.
nard Weathers, Rt. 1, Logan-
ville.

50 yr. old man with wife
and 3 children, would like job
on fram. Am sober and de-
pene. Must have furnished
house and must be moved. Can

drive truck and tractor. Ed

62 yr. old, sober, honest,
single man wants light farm
work on farm for room, board
and small salary. Hugh Wil-
liams, c/o Gene Clark, Plain-
ville. s

White, retired, Christian
couple, 62 yrs. old, want job as
Caretaker of farm for reliable

party. For house, lights, water
and small reasonable _ salary.
Clifford M. Smith, 71 Memor-
ial Dr. S. E. Apt. 380, Atlanta
42:

Col. woman, 33 yrs. old, wi
dow, 6 children, 5 to 11 yrs.
old, wants job on farm with
reliable people, doing light
farm work. 4 R. house, lights,
water. Have own furniture.
Have to be moved. On or near
school bus Rt. Reasonable
wages At once. Mrs. Annie
Kate Merritt, 68 Bell St., N. E.
Apt. 168, Atlanta 3.

45 yr. old man with 39 yr.
old wife and 2 boys large en.
ough to help wants work on
small stock, poultry or goat
farm. Man good mechanic, and
operate and maintain all ma-
chinery. Go anywhere. Raised
on farm. A. M. Thompson, Rt.
1, Dearing.

62 yr. old man, wife and 12
yr. old son want job on fasm
raising broilers or doing other
light farm work. Must be on
school bus route. State any.
time. John R. Beard, c/o H. C.
McGarity, Rt. 1, Canton.

50 yr. old woman wants
light farm work on farm for
room, board, and at least $10
wk. Write Carra Duncan, Sta-
tenville.

White man with small fam-
ily wants job managing farm
or doing any type farm work.
Am extra good with tractor,
truck, and machinery. Sober,
honest, and relaible. Can give
references. James W. Lester,



Neilson, Rt. 1, Marshaliville.

Rt 2 Eastman.





Want expert farm tractor
driver. Good salary to one well
quailified. See me at once.
Live 6 mi. Milledgeville on the
Eatonton Rd. J. L. Owens, Rt.
2, Box 331, Milledgeville.

Want experienced dairyman

capable of managing other
dairy labor. Interesting salary
for the right man. Dairy locat-
ed on paved school bus and
mail Rt. John Coley, Jr., Rt. 2,
Box 80, Cochran. Ph. Webster
4-6471,

Want middleaged Chris-
tian white woman to live in
home on farm and do light
farm work, for room, board
and fair salary. Mrs. A. D.
Jones, Rt 1, Cumming.

Want single, white, sober,
year round man that knows
how to use single row Farm
all tractor, and to break 35
acres corn, to live in farm
home with congenial elderly
couple, 30 mi. West Savannah
Private room, board, laundry
and $30 monthly. No cotton,
or tobacco. Just corn, and raise
. ae hogs. E. W. Beil, Ella-

ell. :

Want white man, 37-48 yrs.
old, for bal. 1958 and 1959,
with small family and a son
16 or older to work with him.
one who knows machinery,
hay Baler, etc. Good weekly
wage, 5 R. house, Elec. water,
wood, and school bus. Raise
hay, cattle, pecans. S. J. Clay,
Rt. 3, Avondale Mill Rd., Ma-
con. Ph, 2-5117.

Want Christian couple to do
light truck farm work. Must
be sober, honest. Wife to work
also. Louis Tate, Cloudland.
(Chattoga Co).

Want middleage Christian
woman to do light farm chores
on farm and live in farm
home. Board, room and fair
salary. Mrs. A. C. Mobley, Con
cord, Ph. GY 5.2262



SPECIAL NOTICE

_ REWARD: Stolen from farm
in Clinch Co., Monday night,
Sept. 1, 1958 6 cows, 1
young bull and 1 young heifer.
All White Face. Reward for
information leading to an ar-
rest. Glenn Rigdon, Homer.
ville. Ph. (Collect) HU 7-5590.

SALE EVENTS

Sept,
NOON ... . DISPERSAL
Sale ... Carl R. English
Farm, 2 mi Warrenton
(Warren Co.) State Hwy. 16
. ... 105 Holstein catile, 6
mos. to 6 yrs. old Both
Reg and Grade.. 45 milk-
ing and 20 springers; 40
heifers, 6 mos. to 2 1/2 yrs.
old (25 bred and 15 open).
All from Reg and proven
bulls. Calihood vaccinated.
TB and Bangs free. . .. also
Dairy and Farm Equipment
for sale. For information,







renton.

EQUIPMENT

FOR SALE





Cyclone seeder to attach to
power take-off tractor, used
3 hrs., same as new. Norman
Johnson, Rt. 1, Warrenton.

24 disc Ford and 8 disc Ford
breaking harrows. 2 H. wagon,
mule weeder, 2 sec. spike tooth
harrow. All pull type, in good
cond. Marvin Newsome, San-
dersville.

2 H. wagon for sale at my
home on State Line Road. J.
Rufe Jackson, Rt. 3, Bowdon.

Seed Easy Sower, 10 ft. Cul-
tipacker, Stalk Cutter, 1955
Super C Farmall tractor, plat-
form loader, and 7 ft. fast-
hitch mower, both for Super
C. All good eond. Mrs. K. D



Sanders, Eatonton, Ph, 3781.

FAS atecetghat a
se ce aap



tdise
thole di

white, sober, willing to work,

call, Howard 5-3449, War- |

w, harr
le digger, cultivators, p
ters, tillers, poison outfi
Farmall, wagon, grain

saw, subsoiler, bush and bog
smoothing harrow and carrier.
Mrs. Eulah H. Maffett, Rt. 1,
Box 88, Roswell.

1 row J.D. corn snapper,
used 2 seasons, good cond.,
$400. James O. Mask, Rt. 3,
Fayetteville. Ph. 5972.

_Allis Chalmer B tractor, cul-
tivators, planters, turn plow,
harrow, mowing machine, Mrs.
R. -M. Hollcomb, Mack Dobbs
Paik Ph. Marietta,

5 milking parlor stantions,
$300. in barn. See at Vernon
Sanders Farm, Forsyth. T.
Lynn Davis, 4459 Broadway,
Macon.

One Pasture Dream in good
cond., for sale. T. C. Oxford,
Culloden.

Jeep 4 wheel drive, in good
cond., $300. T. C. Tallery, Rt.
1, Lyons. Ph. 5923. ;

_11 row JD Grain Drill, cul-
tipacker, EZ Flow, AC Com-
bine, portable hammer mill,
and irrigation outfit. All good
cond. . Gunnin, Sr., Rt.
2, Danielsville.

2 wheel trailer with body,
3-1/2 x 6-1/2 ft, slightly
used, in good shape $65. W. E.
ee Rt. 1, Young St., Lil-

urn.

Allis Chalmer G.
with all equip., $250.; Sugar
Cane Mill, 16 inches, $25. All
good cond. 6 mi. E. Simmon
Lake on Hwy. 119. Otis B.
White, Rt. 1, Pembroke.

_ 20 HP motor, used for pull-
ing Hammer mill, 1800 RPM,
1750 full load, 60 cycle, ball
bearing, 3 phase motor with

tractor,

starter, good working cond.,} wh

$200. William B. Perrin, Rt.
1, Alpharetta. Ph, 4204.

JD 7 ft. tractor mower, good
as new; Fairbanks Morse
Hammer mill, model 40 and
7 in. belt. Mrs. A, C. Murray,
River Rd., Fort Valley.

Farm Blacksmith shop:
Blower, anvil, vise, hammers
and tongs, all good cond., $20.
A. E. Miles, Rt. 2, Rossville.

David Bradley Chopper
Harvester, PTO in perfect
cond., $295. W. C. Hewatt,
(Snellville), Lilburn.

Ferguson 20 tractor, 2 cul-
tivator frames and feet; one-2-
14 in. bottom and 5 disc tiller
plows, Oliver Superior grain
and fertilizer drill, New Hol-
land shuck sheller. Sell to-
gether or separately. W. H.
Bees! Newington. Ph. UL

JD A tractor, good motor,
tires, planters and cultivators,
$350.; 1956 JD Peanut com-
bine, like new, $750.; Oliver
No. 5 corn picker, fair cond.,
Liverman Walking peanut
picker, good rubber, WE-4
motor, $300. ea; JD Hay baler
with good motor, $125. E. H.
Williams Jr. c/o Hidway
Farms, Leslie Road, Leesburg.

Riding garden tractor, 5 HP
motor, lay off plow, cultivator,
and disc harrow. H. C. Hutch-
eson, Mableton.

Fairbanks Morse 12 in. Ham-
mer Mill, perfect cond., com-
plete with screens, bagger and
belt, new set of reversable
hammers, just fitted, $125.
Jesse Beckwith, 3855 Randall
Mill Rd. N. W., Atlanta 5. Ph.
CE 7-9803.

_2 Butane gas tanks, 150 gal.
size. L. P. Singleton, Fort Val-
ley. Ph. TA 5-5940.

_ Rotary mower, 3 point hitch,
lift type, heavy duty, bush
and bog very good cond., $295.
J. M. Cannafax, Zebulon.

Meaders 20 in. corn mill
motor and equipment. J. M.
Roper, Rt. 6, Gainesville.

F






We ted

truck, complete with all t
for 6 in. well drilling, po
unit and truck motor like
new, $2,000. cash or possible
terms. Harley N. Brown, Jr.
18 Lakeshore Dr., Avondale
Estates. Ph. DR 3-5529.

oe ee ae

some repair, . cash- t=
Smith, 600 W. Main St., x
aston. =

_Intnl W-9 tractor, 14-
tires, model 184 Killifer tan-
dem harrow, AC Pick-up ba
er and PTO rake, AC m

60 combine, JD No. 5 mo
cultivators, planters and fer-
tilizer _attachment for Jo
age cond. Reasonably

A. P. Massengale,

E, Greenville.

_ THC Hay baler with gas
ine mounted on rubber 1
200. and Ford hay rake,

All first class cond. 4

Fayetteville on Hwy. 85.

letters. Royce Richardson,

1, Fayetteville. Ph. 3454.

_ Damrow, 500 gal. type
oval milk truck tank on 1-
ton GMC truck, Tank.
separate or mounted.
Breedlove, Rt. 3, Monro
nts ie dod &
milk tank, slightly used.
Sve tsa cha igen eis

1954 Willis truck,
eel drive, 1/2 ton
body, $300. J. C. McK
2129 Burroughs Ave.

Atlanta 15. Ph. 7-7498.

JD tractor with plante:
popesing and harrow,

row ain drill, 01
season. J. = jenn ee
Thomaston. Ph. 3400.

1 H. wagon, $20.
Thomas, Jr., Rt. 1,
Rd., Alpharetta.

9 HP cycle gas engine
used, for generator in
production or on hay bailer..
C. Farmer, Jr., Box 589, Ni
nan. Ph. ALpine 3-3066.

JD Combine with Engine,
ft. model, 12 A, and JD 10
side del. rake, both good
new; also Avery tractor
3 ft. 4 disc Wheatland
L. P. Singleton, Fort Vall
Ph. TA 4-3940. J

42 gal. water tank for wi
pump, in good cond.,
Want Athens bush and
harrow, 8 or 10 disc, in
cond. Russell B. Banks,
Rt. 3, Fayetteville.

- One Mall power saw, use
very little, excellent cond.,
$100. Alvah Pasley, Thom
ston. Ph. 3639. ;

EQUIPMENT

_ Want good 4 wheel ru
tire farm wagon, but not
body. Give cond. and_p)
delivered. Jr. Hardy,
Thomaston. :

Want good used culti
and plow for ssey-
tractor No. 22. Fred
Rt. 1, Chickamauga.

Want used tractor head
F-46 Case tractor. William
Clark, Rt. 2, Rising Fawn.

Want 1 truck, 1-1/2
preferred, equipped for S



tank pumping. Will pay ca
Max &. Furr, P. 0. Box
Fairburn. Ph. 7276. _



ed later. Robert T. Neal.
of all auctions.







ing the coming Pecan season on the Cordele
Farmers Market. The first sale date will be anno
Jr. will again be



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Je or tractor hay
mammer mill, with-
of Conyers. Give
price. C. A. Court-
Ponce De Leon Ave.,
Pata 86s

0 hole galvanized
in or near Marietta.

late model Cub Farm-
ctor, in good cond. and
150 mi. for best cash
ober Murphy, Rt. 2,

used tractor tires,
< 38 inches, good cond.,
reasonable. P. H. Wood-
D 1, Chauncey. 3

small two row tractor
all attachments, in good
enn priced reasonable.

used tractor equipped
ght farm equip. or con-
without equip. R. A.
Box 1315, Savannah.

also portable blacksmith
in good cond. Seggie
Rt. 3, en

good used Buckeye or
y coal chick brood-
price and cond. James
ner, Rt. 2, Cleveland.



5,000 bu. Cokers Victorgrain,
48-83 seed oats, 97.88 pct.
purity; 93 pct. germ; bright,
harvested before rain, $1. bu.

in bulk in truck loads or bring.

sack, or $1.10 bu. already bag-
ged. L. 4 Akins, Rt. 2, B A
Ph. WO 3-3314 fs

Ga. Ex. Station Dixie re-
seeding Crimson Clover, 99.42
pet. purity; 74 pct. germ. in
new_100 Ib. bags, $30. CWT.

.|R. D. Tatum, Palmetto,

Ky. 31 Fescue seed, 99 pct.
purity; 94 pct. germ. $17.50
CWT. Cecil Travis, c/o Pine
Crest Acres, Riverdale. Ph.
Fayetteville, 4862. :

Red Seallion onions and but-
tons, good for fall planting, all
$1.40 gal. Add postage. G. T.
Brown, Rt. 1, Ball Ground.

_ 300 bu. Cokers Victorgrain
48-93 oats, pure seed, 96.72:
Germ, 93 pct. $1. bu. at barn,
not sacked. B. C. Bynum,
Shellman. Ph, 3170.

Vigorouse Latham red Rasp-
berry plants, $1. doz. PP in
Ga. Jos. Abernathy, Rt. 2,
Barnesville.

Streamline everbearing
Strawberry plants, $1. C and
30c postage. 40c postage for
200 or 500 plants PP. Exch.
100 for 5 white sacks, 100 Ib.
size. Mrs. B. T. Thornton, Rt.
1, Bowdon.

_ Bradleys Super everbear-
ing Strawberry plants, 25, $1.
del. B. L. Call, Rt. 1, Ellijay.

Fine No. 1 heavy 2 yr. field
grown Scuppernongs; Bronze,
Scotts, Imperial, Top Soil, and
Hunts, $35. C; $300. M. Mrs.
= Robinson, Greenville.

TOTAL VALUE



| $1. C. P. of 200 and

cropper Superfec

J jup; Also 2 )
tion, $3. C. No orders less that

100. Mrs. Z. D. Dodd, Rt. 1,
Box 223, Alpharetta.

_ Seedling Pecan trees, 12 in.,
25c ea; seedling peach trees,
12 in., 15 ea; Black Walnut

Trees, 2-3 ft., 25c ea. J
Cobb, P. O. Box 173, La-
Grange,

Wakefield and Copenhagen
cabbage plants, 75c C; 500, $1.-
75; $3. M. Ga. and cabbage
collards, $75 C; 500, $1.75;
$3. M. PP. HH. E. Smith,
Baxley.

Blakemore strawberry
plants, $1.50 C; Mastodon, $1.-
25 C; Klondike $1. C; 500, $4.;
$8. M; Peppermint, 30 doz;
Catnip, 30e bunch; also Sugar
pears, $1. ea. Add_ postage.
Mrs. Lee Hood, Rt. 1, Gaines-
ville.

SEED & PLANTS

WANTED





Want Green Glaze Collard
seed. Contact. G. E. King, 1320
McKee Drive, Valdosta.

Want Abruzzi Rye and Res-

cue seed. Quote best price.
Riley C. Couch, Senoia.

FEED & GRAIN

FOR SALE





350 bales well fertilized Se-
ricea hay, small stems. Sell by
bale or ton. W. F. Freeman, Rt.
1, Roswell. Ph. 6587.

Recleaned Feed oats, $1. bu.
in bulk. Wm. Schroer, Rt. 2,
fa 6, Valdosta. Ph. CH 2-

C.|Filenwood. Ph. Stockbridge,



ulon.

1,000 square bales 1958
crop Sericea Lespedeza hay,
baled without rain. Guy Neal,

3967.

2,000 bales Alfalfa hay, $1.
bale; 2,000 bales Orchard
Grass and Fescue, 75c bale.
All bright hay. George Mor-
ris, 984 Mt. Airy Dr. S. W.
Atlanta 11. Ph. PL 3-1394.

1958 crop, well fertilized
hay: Sericea, Clover, Fescue,
Kobe Lespedeza and Coastal
Bermuda, $25. ton. Cecil Tra-
vis, c/o Pine Crest Acres,
Riverdale. Ph. Fayetteville,
486

LIVESTOCK

FOR SALE





Cattle

10 reg. horned type young
Hereford cows with 4 calves
by side, all bred by same sire;
also reg. bull, Domino breed-
ing. Mrs. A. C. London, For-
syth Rd., Macon. Ph. 2-6605.

Black Angus bull, born Oct.
8, 1957, sired by Blackmire M.
Can reg. in buyers name, $200.
Carl J. Parker, dr. Rt. 2,
Hampton. Ph. 3508.

Reg. Hereford cattle, for sale
Mrs. W. A. Ward, Jr., c/o Ward
Meade Farm, Paper Mill Rd.,
Rt. 3, Marietta. Ph. 8-8772.

Purebred Santa Gertrudis
bull, 11 mos. old. J. W. Morris,

c/o Dbl. M. Farms, P. O. Box | W.



119, Carrollton Ph. TE 2-2852.

_ Reg. Polled Hereford

8 mos. old, deep-bodied,

well marked; also heifers,
open and bred ones. All of ex
cellent quality. Winton C. Har
ris, Rt. 1, Screven. Ph. Odum,
JU 4.2312.

Purebred Hereford bull, : ;
as

mos. old, wt. 450 lbs., $200.
my place. Mrs. I. M. Flowers,
Ludowici

23 milch cows, Jersey and.
Some fresh, others ~

Guernsey.

will freshen Sept. and October
and 1 Reg. Jersey bull. All T.
B. and Bangs tested. M. W,

*| Lee, Rt 1, Cedartown. Ph. 1-
10J1.

Reg. Hereford heifers and
bulls, 8 mos. to 2 yrs. old, $150
$300. Sired by son of famou:
Zato Artictocrat. Mrs. F
Bostrom, c/o Rocky Hill Farm,
Evans. Ph. RE 3-7445, Augus-
ta.

Fine Hereford bull, calved
Dee. 1, 1955. Fapet of regise
tration furnished. Bangs teste
ed. Walter T. Candler, Box

587, Decatur. Ph. DR 3-0760. .

25 close up springing Hole
stein, also 8 Jerseys and Guern
seys. All good, big, healthly

heifrs. R. B. Curtis, Farming

ton. Ph. Madison 2603.

Reg. Jersey bull, 2 yrs. old
in December, out of Standard
Basileus Leda No. 1960556, by
Donna Dandy Sultan, No. 490.
287. Perfect herd sire. $250
Claude H. Yearwood, 1208
Wesleyan Dr. Macon.

Holstein dairy heifers te .

calve this fall ,and Holstein seg
vice bulls;2 choice, reg. Hole
stein bull calves, 10 mos. old,
All T.B. and Bangs free. E. le
Rogers, Rt. 1, Plains.

8 purebred Jersey spring
heifers, all calfhood vaccinat
. A. Biggers, Sr., P. O. Bo

296, Greenville,

Final Consolidated Report Of Leaf Tobacco Of Warehouses For 1958
BEGINNING JULY 29th AND ENDING AUGUST. 30th, 1958

POUNDS SOLD BY PRODUCERS



















































697,748







TOTAL TOBACCO SOLD TO STABILIZATION 1958 SEASON

AVERAGE PER LB. WAREHOUSE POUNDS SOLD BY PRODUCERS TOTAL VALUE AVERAGE PER Lp

: PELHAM

644,470 $ 389,860.26 60.49 Big Dixie 1,242,176 $ 700,901.21 56.43
1,307,320 $ 770,619.43 58.95 Big Four 988,860 $ 550,826.50 55.70
1,081,676 $ 637,843.01 58.97 Farmers 848,086 $ 486,172.40 57.33

436,708 $ 255,476.15 58.50 New Georgian 690,324 $ 404,140.71 58.54
3,470,174 $ 2,053,798.85 59.18 TOTAL FOR SEASON 3,759,446 $ 2,142,040,82 56.82

QUITMAN

1,272,876 $ 740,211.15 58.15 Brooks County 808,410 $ 456,039.99 56.41
602,722 $ 349,471.19 57.98 Georgia-Florida 859,576 $ 485,612.70 56.49
759,094 $ 455,022.53 59.94 Quitman 898,342 $ 523,812.43 (58.31

2,634,692 $ 1,544,704.87 58.62 TOTAL FOR SEASON 2,566,328 $ 1,465,465.12 57.10

STATESBORO

2,230,642 $ 1,324,534.37 59.37 Brannens 3,342,656 $ 1,848,351.54 55.30

2,211,778 $ 1,309,597.44 59.21 Cobb & Foxhall 2,517,880 $ 1,379,559.91 54.79

4,442,420 $ 2,634,131.81 59.29 Farmers 952,130 $ 516,413.10 54.24.

New Statesboro 2,346,958 $ 1,268,115.62 54.03
Sheppards 1,729,902 $ 920,386.53 53.20

sires oes} a TOTAL FOR SEASON 10,889,526 $ 5,932.826.70 54.48

2,588,406 $ 1,543,604.86 59.63 SWAINSBORO

8,122,482 $ 4,858,285.90 59.81 Emanuel 590,708 $ 306,091.75 51.82

Swainsboro 1,309,970 $ 695,673.60 53.11

2,561,272, $ 1,441,686.14 56.28 TOTAL FOR SEASON 1,900,678 $ 1,001,765.35 52.70

2,568,736 $ 1,416,618.80 55.14 SYLVESTER

5,130,008 $ 2,858,304.94 55.71 Sylvester 568,760 $ 337,473.32 ' 89.33

i Worth County 967,026 $ 557,889.87 57.69

1,441,994 $ 850,982.86 59.01 TOTAL FOR SEASON 1,535,786 $ 895,363.19 58.30

1,035,114 $ 609,329.18 58.87 THOMASVILLE

1,429,038 $ 854,825.76 59.82 Thomas County 2,297,496 $ 1,284,854.60 55.92

1,103,846 $ 655,253.03 59.36 TOTAL FOR SEASON 2,297,496 $ 1,284,854.60 55.92

1,278,422 $ 761,427.41 B56 aan

1,807,320 $ 1,074,898.74 59. ae
ae abt Banner 1,937,592 $ 1,088,584.54 56.18

nom 24 SObG.98 et Feuncis No. 1&2 1.404.760 $ 832,506.70 59.26

J Russell Bros. 2,232,710 $ 1,268,335.21 56.80

905,552 - $ 510,309.63 56.35 Twin Brick 1,720,582 $ 1,018,610.71 56.20
1,388,990 $ 787,026.73 eee TOTAL FOR SEASON 7,295,644 $ 4,208,037.16 57.67
2,294,542 $ 1,297,336.36 6.5 Vaiowa

: Days 992,506 $ 567,198.76 57.14

1,841,784 $ 1,078,362.52 58.54 Farmers Alliance 701,646 $ 394,922.72 56.28

1,096,082 $ 641,093.36 58.49 Pearce 2,462,106 $ 1,458,371.65 59.23

2,937,866 $ 1,719,455.88 58.52 TOTAL FOR SEASON 4,156,258 $ 2,420,493.13 58.23

VIDALIA

1,269,244 $ 752,666.55 59.30 Brick 3,066,752 $ 1,657,106.67 - 54.03

1,240,698 $ 724,537.82 58.40 Penn Bros. 1,575,996 $ 869,275.88 55.16

1,173,122 $ 711,983.97 60.69 Vanns 3,223,174 $ 1,770,099.87 54.92

3,683,064 $ 2,189,188.34 59.43 TOTAL FOR SEASON 7,865,922 $ 4,296,482.42 54.62

; WAYCROSS

1,985,318 $ 1,073,191.05 54.05 Fasmek 1,209,688 $ 723,338.44 59.80

2,839,446 $ 1,610,503.64 56.71 Georgia Ne. 1 & 2 1,385,114 $ 839,625.24 50.61

4,824,764 $ 2,683,694.69 55.62 Waycross 1,643,638 $ 987,878.69 60.10

TOTAL FOR SEASON 4,238,440 $ 2,550,842.37 60.18

3,096,604 $ 1,816,574.60 58.66 TOTAL FOR STATE 106,891,560 $61,541,380.83 57.57

2,789,210 $ 1,622,405.00 58.16 :

2,817,086 $ 1,661,327.45 58.97 FOR COMPARISON opie os, her

8:702.900 $ 5,100,307.05 58.60 STATE TOTAL SALES 1958 = 106,891,56 $61,541,380, :

STATE TOTAL SALES 1957 - 93,919,567 $52,808,682.60 56.23

BACCO 1958 SEASON

736,378 $ 440,526.68 spor pst ade Bs 201,192 North Carolina 5,654.77
1,620,684 $ 971,929.99 59.97 Alabama ; ier

807,080 $ 481,645.21 59.68 Florida 841,813 South Carolina 8,969,
2,175,500 $, 192,679.90 ae oF eravacSains 669,996 LBS.
5,339,642 $ 3,186,783.98 59.68 TOTAL OUT O A HeOSe: : :

; TOBACCO GROWN IN GEORGIA SOLD TO STABILIZATION 1,701,129 LB

697,748 $ 410,500.32 58.85 TOBACCO GROWN OUT OF STATE SOLD TO STABILIZATION ae

$ 410,500.32 58.88 165,





















- PAGE FOUR _

LIVESTOCK

FOR SALE





Reg. Hereford bulls and heif
ers. horned type, 6-8 mos.
old, $13 ea. Cecil Travis, /o
Pine Crest Acres, Riverdale.
Ph. Fayetteville, 4862.

3 reg. Jersey cows, out of
Monastary herd at Conyers; al
so 3 artificially bred heifers

out of these cows, 2 of which os P. O. Box 867, Thomas-
are now milking. Fred Bar-
At Stud: Reba Genius

bour, Box 206. Jonesboro. Ph.
GR 8-8078, 5

7 mo. old Holstein bull; algo
bull and 3 heifer calves, 3-4
os. old, $300, for the lot. C.
i Jones, 2285 New Marietta
wy. Smyrna. Ph. HE 5-4528.

10 home bred mix. Jersey,
Guernsey and Holstein cows;
20 Holstein second and third
galf cows; also 2 unit Surge
-milking machine, and equip.
(Approx. 450 lb, milk base. Any

all for sale. D. D. Lister,

popes Ph. Cochran, WE 4.

| Swine

5 Beltsville No. 1 boars, 10
wks .old, can be reg., $25 ea.
OB. G. D. Locke, RFD 1, But
er. Ph. UN 2-4035.

Purebred reg. Red Duroc
eat type sow, first litter pigs
Beanie 1 male, 12 wks. old,
fwormed, with papers. Sow wt.
pprox. 150 lbs. W. M. Gay,
Rt 3, Box 295-D, Fitzgerald.

Purebred Tamworths, best
of breeding, free of disease,
excellent length, depth gqnd
color, pigs, gilts and boars. Kea
sonable. Mrs. Charles Baldwin
e/o Chas Baldwin Farm, Su-
wanee. Ph. Buford, 7181.

Reg. Landrace hogs, top
uality, bred gilts; bred to
arrow in Oct. Best bloodlines
easonably priced. Terrell
windle, Nashville. Ph. 9292.

- Bred Landrace_ gilts and
weaned pigs. J. D. Spooner,
Box 98, Douglas. Ph. 0244-Y.

15 purebred Hampshire pigs
wel marked, healthy. Both
dam sire Blue Ribbon winners.
$17.50 ea; $32 pr. or $20 ea.
reg. in buyers name. Will not

hip. Carl Smith, Rt, 3, Elli-
ay.

Hampshire boar, wt. about
400 Ibs., 2 yrs. old, reg., $100

t my home. Johnny Hill, Rt.
t Ellijay.

Choice Landrace boars gnd
gBilts, imported bloodlines,
treated, reg. in buyers name,

100 ea. William E. Lanier, Rt.
, Box 84, Metter. Ph. 5-1035.

Reg. SPC hogs, backed by
Gh bloodlines, life treated for

holera Lamar Altman, Rt.
a, Alma. :

Purebred Duroe sow, 3 yrs.
old and Duroc gilt, 11 mos. old.
Frederick Zipperer, Marlow.

Hampshire pigs ready to
move, strict registration follow
ed, delivery Guar. FOB Wind-
er, FFA C. O. Maddox, Wind-
er,

Old fashioned Little Boned
Black Guinea pigs (the stay
fat kind), for sale Willis Big-
gers, Greenville.

Dbl. reg. Palomino stallion,
PHBA No. 15357; TWBA No.
550168. Mares boarded. Ray
Warr, College Park. Ph. PO
1-6732.

At Stud: Mexican 4 yr. old
burro service. William J.
Adams, 107 S. Hightower St.,
Thomaston.

Reg. Blue Roan Tenn. Walk-
ing mare, 11 yrs. old, and fine,
6 wks. old sorrel colt by son
of Merry Boy. Mrs. H. L. Haw

American Bred saddle horse
stallion, Reg. 25327 proven :on
of Bourbon Genius out of Au-
tumn Peavine, by Astral Pea-
vine. Fee: Private treaty. Dr.
E. L. Kilday, Claxton.

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

At Stud: Red Lights Nobel
Rex, reg. No. 36083. American
saddle bred stallion. Proven
sire of top quality colts. Grand
son of Noble Kalarama. Thom
as G. Watkins, Jr., 4584 Flat
Shoals Rd., Rt. 2, Decatur Ph.
BU 9.6692.

Shetland ponies: and 4 horse
colts, $100 ea; 2 filly colts,
$250 ea; one 7 yr. old Welsh
mare, gentle for children, $190.
va Pasley, Thomaston. Ph.

2 mares, 5 and 6 yrs. old
with colts,, 5 mos. old. Mares
are bred back. T. N. Williams,
Box 165, Kathleen.

Five 12-14 yr. old brood
mare, hard worker and gentle.
G. E. Hipps, 5254 Covington
Rd. Stone Mtn. Ph. Atlanta
BU 9-0118. :

Nice Palomino quarter horse
mare, 8 yrs. old, wt. 1,000 lbs.
bred to 5 gaited stallion, gentle
$175; also At Stud: 5 gaited
Black- Stallion, proven sire of
top quality colts. E. W. Moody
Rt. 4, Box 586, Waycross. Ph.
AT 3-4769.

Sheep and Goats

Saanan and Toggenburg. J. W.
oo Jonesboro. Ph. GR
-5157.

_Nubian buck, ready for ser-
vice. Will not ship. Joe Ma.
son, Harlem,

Nice milk goat gives 3 qts.
dairly, with 4 wks. old kid;
also 6 other nice milk goats, all
bred. J. H. Kirkley, 3860 Cas-
cade Rd. SW, Atlanta 11.

8 mo. old Nubian goat and
one milk goat with large teats,
$25 ea; also 2 does, 3 wks. old
All from heavy milk. strain.
$25 pr. at my place. William
J. Adams, 107 S. Hightower St.
Thomaston.

2 ewe sheep in nice cond. at
my place. No deliveries. Mrs.
R. A. Armstrong, 1309 Briar.
cliff Cir., Macon. Ph. 3-0662.

27 sheep, Dorsets and Hamp
shires, some reg. rams, ewes,
and lambs, $300 for the lot. D.
E. OConnell, Rt. 1, Rockmart.
Ph. 3720.





Reg. SPC hogs, 7-8 wk. old

pigs, 3-4 mo. old gilts, 5-6 mo. |

old boars and gilts. All treated
wand Bangs free. D. V. Thomp-
son, Metter. Ph. MU 5-3555.

Landrace boars, light ser-
vice age, imported bloodlines,
best meat type. Sensible prices
Basil Steed, W. Roanoke Dr.,
(El Harris Rd.), Fitzgerald.
Ph. 3905.

Horses, Mules, Ponies
Welsh horse gelding, dapple

gray wt. 650 lbs., 5 yrs. old.
Fred C. Seago, Fort Valley.

Ph, TA 4-2845.

High spirited mare, about 8

yrs. old, wt. 900-950 lIbs., ideal

for cow horse, with saddle and

bridle, $125; also 18 mo. old

reg. Landrace boar, already

or $150. James D. Joyner,
t. 1, Fort Valley.

LIVESTOCK

WANTED

|
|



Want one Holstein bull of
service age. Must be good
breed. Reno L. Hibner, Staple-
ton. Ph. MA 5-7553, Louisville

Want one meat type Duroc
(or Consider Hampshire) bear
farrowed in Jan. or February,
in radius 100 mi. Quote price

Soperton,

Want 25 young weaned feed
er pigs, disease-free healthy,
in good cond. Give best price
first letter for lot, and breed;
also have for sale. pony mare,
44 in. bred to 38 in. daple gray
white mane and tail pony stal
lion, $475. Ogden A. Geilfuss,
C/o Melody Brook Farm, Rt. 3,
Marietta. Ph. HE 5-7385 Smy-

5 milk and 2 male goats,|

and wt. M. J. Corbin, Rt. 1,|-

ram, at least 1 yr. old. Give
best price. W. L Price, Tren-
ton

Want gentle Jersey milch
cow, now milking. R. W. Bry-
ant, Rt. 2, Moultrie.

POULTRY

FOR SALE







Purebred Cornish bantams
for sale at a good price. J. L.
Godbee, 1360 Division PL.
W. Atlanta 11. Ph. PL 5.6143.

3 Dark Cornish bantam roost
ers, purebred 8 mos. old
stocky, bulldog type, $4 ea.
Ship Exp. Col. in light crates
Send MO. Mrs. A. A. Edwards
716 Myrtle St. N. E., Atlanta
8. Ph. TR4-5152.

12 young White Leghorn
hens, $1.25 ea. S. E. Jackson,
Rt. 2, Fayetteville. :

Imported chickens known as
Naster Egg chickens, 2 mo.
old pair, $15; 4 mo. pr. $25. L.
E. Morgan, Rt. 4, Waycross.

Approx. 100 hens, Produc-
tions and Ames cross Red Hens
18-23 mos. old, laying 50 pcet.,
$1.25 ea. Mrs. F. L. Craft, Rt.
2, Box 45, Tucker

100 White Rock pullets, 12
wks. old, wormed and healthy,
80c ea; also 25 white Leghorns
Cannot ship. Wilma Riley, Rt.
4, Allen Rd., Austell, Ph. 8991.

17 grown Guineas, laying,
for sale or trade for pig, calf,
or hens. William H. Reese, Rt.
1, Grove St., Barnesville.

4 young colored Geese, $5 pr;
14 young Mallard ducks, $2 ea;
also mixed Bantams, cheap.
Mrs. W. L. Calhoun, 515 Park
St., East Point. Ph. PO 7-0759.

Purebred bantams: BB Reds
Golden and Silver Sebrights,
Black Old English, 1-1/2 mi.
N. Rock Springs on Hwy. 27,
Mrs. J. W. Pankey, Rock
Springs.

Purebred Golden Sebright
bantam roosters, Rose Comb,
Apr, 58 hatch, $1.50 ea. Mrs.
T. W. Newsome, Sandersville.
Ph, 3856 :

Silver Spangled Hamburg
standard cockerels, 12 wks old
John Cisel, Rt. 3, College Park.

650 heavy White Leghorn
ullets, 6 mos. old $2.50 ea, or
1600 for the lot; Also 75 New

Hampshire Reds, 6 mos. old,
$2.50 ea. or $180 for the lot.
All now laying. Mrs. Clifford
Smith, Rt. 4, Baxley.

3 geese, 3 ganders, $3 ea;
six 1958 hatch, $2 ea; big Cor
nish game cockerels, 1957
hatch, $3 ea; also this years
cockerels, $2 ea. Mrs. O. L.
aoe Rt. 3, Douglasville. Ph.
v *

GAME, FOWL, eft.

FOR SALE





Finest quality Chukar part-
ridges, 1 week to full grown,
priced according to age. Tom
Potat, Cuthbert, Ph. 316 J.

Young rabbits, all colors, $1
ea; older bucks and does, $2
ea Also Want buy or trade for
pair of Dutch rabbits. C. R.
Philpot, 1577 Bankhead Ave.
N. W. Atlanta 18. Ph. SY 4-
0009.

Young N. Z. White rabbits,
$1.25 ea .and up. R. L. Trader,
Sr. 217 Callaway St. College
Park. Ph. PO 6-8709.

Northern Bobwhite quail, 4
wks. old and up, priced accord
ing to age. Permit No. 78. J. L.
Taylor, Rt. 2, Fort Valley.

No. Bobwhite quail for
breeding or releasing, 3 wks.

able. Permit No. 50. O.

W. Atlanta 10, Ph. PL 5-8980.

Northern Bobwhite quail,
early 1958 hatch, $3 pr; half
| Sia quail, 75c ea. Shipped.

xp. Col. in light crate. Send
money order. Miss Eve Wal-
lace, 716 Myrtle St. N. E., At-





rna,.

lanta 8. Ph. TR 4-5152.

urebred Hampshire

to 16 wks. old. Priced eee

Alexander. 842 White St. S.

Banded. Special low price,
$2.75; Bull Dog Jumbo blocky

$3.75; Blue Bars, $3 high fly-
ing Tipplers and Rollers, $3.50
J. H. Street, 3090 Buford Hwy.
Atlanta 6. :

Common pigeons, mated and
working, $1 pr; White Swiss
Homers, $1.50 pr; baby white
African guineas, 75c ea; cross

$1.50; bantam hens, $1 ea. Star
ling Yawn, Byromville.

Americas finest strain
White King pigeons $2 pr. Not

fuss, c/o Melody Brook Farm,
Windy Hill Rd. Rt. 3, Marietta.
Ph. HE 5-7385, Smyrna,

Big Northern Bobwhite
quail, $1 ea. Excellent birds
for propogation, breeders or
meat birds; Chuka quail, $4.50
pr. Shipped anywhere. Permit
No. 9. L. E. Brannen, Jr., 311
Savannah Ave Statesboro. Ph.
4-2843 . ;

MISCELLANEOUS

FOR SALE





White feed sacks, free from
letters and holes, 25c ea. and
postage. Edna Jones, Rt. 2,
Dawsonville.

100 Ib. cap. white feed sacks,
no letters, 5, $1.50; 10, $2.75;
20, $5; $24 C. PP to 2nd zone.
Send MO. Major Crow, Rt. 2,
Mtn. View Rd., Gainesville. _

beer seed, 25c start; 6 starts,

$1-and_4e stamped envelope;

also 13 lb. yellow Beeswax; 40c

Ib. a postage. E. F. Weeks,
ial. 5

_ Starks Delicious, Golden De
licious, Stayman Winesap,
and other varieties Apples, $1
bu. and up. H. B. Roberts, c/o
Hardmans Orchard, Rt. 3,
Clarkesville.

Kings, $7.50; White Fantails, |

breed special, 50c ea; young
-|Hamburg rooster, half grown,

less 2 pr. shipped, Ogden Geil_

Mrs. Ventis Weaver,

Fresh Calif. multiplying |



Rock.
Fresh clean sage,
30c qt. plus postage.





























dry Catnip leaves, 3
gal; white multiplyi
onions, $1.40 gal; s
ion buttons, 75

plants, $1 doz. del,
Phillips, Rt. 1, Roys

Preserving pears,
Pumpkins large, 50}_
25e at my home.
Mrs. Grady West,
ton, Ph. 3072,

Yellow Root, fri
and washed; 4 Ib. lard.
$1; also fresh picked
pepper, 65c gal. Add

jay. ove
1957 crop Honey, |
and pasteurized, 2 1b
case of 12 jars, $6.2
John L, Snare, Rt. 4,
ville. :

Shade dried Sage,
thered, PP to 5th
Ib; 10 Ibs., $1.35 Ib.
T. Brown, Rt. 2, To

150 burlap bags, 10
and 150 fifty lb. size
cond., 7c ea. for lot
home. H. Warner Dunn, V
Springs. 5 ;

Several 100 bu. P
ed near city limits of /
on Hwy. 19. Raymond
844 Felder St., Americ

Martin and Dipper g
25 ea; small mixed si:
ea. Add pastage; d
es, 3 pint plastic
plus 35c Te
Wooten, Rt. 2, Bo
milla. SS, eens

Fresh, Calif. mu
beer seed, 20c start, 1
$1. Postpaid. Mrs. Ear
Rt. 2, Bremen.

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