Farmers and consumers market bulletin, 1959 March 18

Georgia
Farmers



ni Or hone,
- Satisfactory Methods

By DR. S. C. SCHMITTLE
rector, Pouliry Disease Research Center
University of Georgia

Dead chickens are a dangerous source
the spread of diseases, either to birds
the same house, to other flocks on the
m or to future flocks in the same house.
Dead birds should be disposed of daily
iether due to normal mortality or a se-
us disease problem.

Ifa few birds are dying they should be
pmitted to a diagnostic laboratory along
th sick ones to determine the cause in
der to control the losses. If losses con-
ue, the dead birds should be disposed
each day on the farm in one of the fol-
ing ways.

(1) Bury them deeply on some part of
e farm away from your flocks or your
ighbors. They should be covered each
y and buried sufficiently deep so as not
attract dogs or other animals. The easi-
; method for dead bird management is
th a disposal pit sufficiently constructed
* that purpose. For normal losses a pit
hould be 150 cubic feet for each 1,000
irds in the flock. The pit should be cover-
with a concrete slab provided with an
ening with a tight cover. An ideal ar-
ngement is to have two pits. When one
comes filled, use the other one while the
rds are decomposing in the first one.
fore building a pit, consult your county
ent for plans.

(2) Complete burning. The most effec-
fe way to burn birds is in a fuel fired
cinerator. This can be constructed from
99 gallon steel drum. Pouring oil or ker-

























actory as the fire should be under the
rds. Daily burning may be satisfactory
losses are not excessive.

The danger of dead birds as a source of
disease spread can not be over emphasiz-
ad d. Proper disposal is an important part
ot f poultry flock management,

a

WEDNESDAY, MARCH 18, 1959

Phil Campbell,

Commissioner

Bulletin

NUMBER 28

CHICKEN DISPOSAL



ene over birds on the ground is not sat-_



Answers Tei Your Questions

Farm fos ponds i increase in Georgia at
the rate of approximately three thousand
per year. The latest estimate by the State

Game and Fish Commission showed that

there are approximately 40,000 ponds
scattered throughout the state.

Such ponds are multiple assets to farm-
ers. In addition to supplying fishing and
recreation, ponds furnish irrigation facili-

ties, erosion control measures and water

for livestock.
To provide the best fishing possible in
a farm pond, regardless of its size, it is

necessary to properly construct the dam _ |
and carry out a sound program of fish ,

management.

Here are the answers to some of the
most frequently asked questions concern-
ing the construction and management of
farm ponds.

What assistance is available to farm-
ers who wish to construct new ponds? _

Answer: The Soil Conservation Service

offers help and advice in the construction

of ponds. An SCS agent will test the soil
type and watershed and help landowners
choose a suitable location.

Are there any special things to re-
member when constructing a pond?

Answer: the USDA will supervise ma-
jor problems of construction. However,
each pond builder should insist on the re-
moval of brush, trees and debris. Also, it
is important that the edges of a pond be
cut approximately two feet deep to eli-
minate shallow water. This is necessary in
order to eliminate weed growth.

What ae of fish are best to stock in

farm ponds?

Answer: Years of research and obser-
vation have proven that largemouth bass
and bluegill bream are the most compata-
ble combination. Bass should be stocked
in the spring following the stocking of



On Fish Pond Management

bream in the fall, at the rate of 100 bass
and 1,000 bream per surface acre. Shell-

crackers may be substituted for 20 per.
cent of the bluegill if preferred.

What type of fertilizer is best for
ponds?

Answer: 8-8-2 applied at 100 pounds

per acre and 20-20-5 applied at 40 pounds
_ per acre will give best results,

When should the fertilizer be applied?

Answer: First application should be
made in the spring, usually around the
tirst two weeks in March, and continue

until October. The average pond will re-

quire about ten anplications per year.

Should a nond be fished the first year :

after stockinc? -

Answer: No pond should be fished un-
til the bass spawn, which is usually arouae
one year after stocking.

Virhat can be done about weeds in a

pond?

Answer: Ponds with weed nreblenss
should be checked by fishery biologists
from the State Game and Fish Commis-
sion. Chemical treatment is often recom-

mended to eliminate ponds but proper

knowledge of the chemical and the rate of
application is necessary. It is not wise to

undertake such treatment without a

sulting a fishery biologist.

Mrct ponds be dr-ined and restocked

every five years to have good fishing?
Answer: No. If a pond is properly con-
structed, stocked and managed, it will

supply good fishing for an indefinite num-_

ber of years.

Whst havvens to shellcracker fishing
in pons several years old?

Answer: Shellerackers cross with blue-

gills and produce a hybrid fish that does

not spawn, Therefore, shellcracker fish-
ing tends to fade out.











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FARM

WORK

WANTED

- MARKET. BULLETIN,



FARM HELP

WANTED

Want single dairy and farm
hand, No. Herdsman, also No.
1 Creamery man. Dont phone,
come go to work. Top man,
top pay. H. E. Martin, Ogee-
chee Rd., Savannah, (U.S. 17,
So. 2 mi. out).

- Want middleaged man and
wife with 1 child to live
with me on farm in 6
R. house, and do light farm
work, help with cattle, etc.
Small salary. R. A. Cunning-
ham, Rt. 5, Cunningham Rd.,
Marietta.

Want dependable couple to
care for 3,000 laying hens and
gen. farm upkeep. Place for
garden and pig. Work steady.
Furnish 3 R. house, utilities
and salary. No drifters need
apply. Don Cochran, Shiloh
Rd., Kennesaw. Ph. Marietta
9-4982.

Want middleaged, unencum-
bered white woman to do light
farm work and live with fam-
ily on farm, room, board and.
$40 mo. Mrs. A. B. Whaley,
Rock Springs.







Want middleaged man or
couple to do light farm work
on farm in exchange for small
house, 1/2 mi. Bus. Honest,
non-drinkers only considered.
M. Wilner, Rt. 2, Box 389, Col-

lege Park.



Want middleaged, single,
healthy, country man for gar-
den and poultry on poultry
farm. Room, board and salary.
J. H. Street, 3090 Buford Hwy.
Atlanta 6. '

Want elderly col. man and
wife to do part time work on
small farm, Small house, water



yand lights furnished. Neces-

sary to have some income of
own. Mrs. Sam _ Anderson,
Hillsboro, Ph. Monticello 5092.

Want elderly or retired cou-
ple, with small income of own,
as Caretaker, and to tend to
chickens. Living quarters, all
utilities, garden plot, chickens
and eggs. Share profits on
flock of hens, as agreed upon,

{Bob Evans, Townsend.



Aa > *

White, married man wants
job on poultry farm, attending
jJayers, in Fulton or adjacent
county. 3-4 R. house, elec.,
etc., and reasonable
salary. W. C. White, 1272
Lynwyn Lane S.E., Atlanta 16.



Single, white, 21 yr: old
man wants light farm work
on farm with reliable party.
Am honest and dependable.
Board, room, laundry and rea-
sonable salary. Earvin Eaton,
Rt. 3, Dahlonega.



White, Christian man, 31
rs. old, dont drink nor other
ad habits. Have wife and 1

small child. Want farm, 50-59
basis or other job on farm. See
or write. E. M. Southerland,
Rt. 3, Ellijay.



Want job on farm, doing
farm work, for $15 week,

_ board and room. Able to work.

Eva Hill, Rt. 1, Temple.



Want job on poultry farm
Jooking after broilers. 3 to
work. Need work now. Good
ref. -Henry LL. Grant, Rt. 4,
Gainesville.

White man, 50 yrs. old, 4 in
family, 2 to work regular. No
drinking. Want job on poultry
farm for reasonable salary. 25
yrs. exp. Drive tractor and
truck, Able and willing to
work. Ref. Have to be moved.
oe 4-5 R. house. Bill Shir-

ey, 725-1/2 West High St.,
Gainesville. .





z Ze
Reliable white man, 55 yrs.
old, no dependents, wants job
of light farm work or as Care-
taker of farm. Live in or batch.
Best of Ref. G. A. Ulm, C/O
Vv. A. Dam, Thomasville.



Want job raising broilers or
tending to laying hens. Must
have 4 R. house, elec., water,
etc. 3 in family to work regu-
art time. Have to

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pert ea ae Lay
Pee: : Pet By 2



Single, 42 yr. old man wants
job dairying, cattle or chicken
farm, or other farm work.
Practically all life* time exp.,
also carpentering and mechan-
ical. Prefer middle Ga. Can
batch or board and reasonable
salary. Best of Ref. Ray Oliver,
Rt. 1, Box 88, Haddock.



30 yr. old married man with
family of 5, wants job with
poultry breeders or broiler
farm. Exp. Can move at once.
Letters ans. Bill Lowery, Rt.
4, Gainesville. :



Want job on stock or chicken
farm, or as Caretaker. See or
write. Joe Tanner, Rt. 1, Ce-
dartown.



Dairyman, 7 yrs. Exp., with
helper, wants job on farm.
1 farm hand exp. with feed-
ing dry cows, dry lots feeding,
plowing, sowing, cutting Sil-
age. W. R. Siniard, 802 Alta-
maha St., Fitzgerald.

Widow with 2 children
wants work on chicken farm,
in Fulton or DeKalb Co. Must
have house to live in. Mrs. Ora
Braswell, 270 Martin St., S.E.,
Apt. 266, Atlanta 12.



White man, 33 yrs. old, wife
and 2 children, wants job on
chicken farm. Consider other
type farm work. Need 2-3 R.
house if work is over 5 mi.
Lawrenceville. Claude E. Sail-
ors, Rt. 2, C/O M. O. McGee,
Lawrenceville,

Married man, sober, 24 yrs.
old, 2 small children wants job
on farm. Exp. in chicken, dairy
and all types farm work. Rais-
ed on farm. Want 4 R. house,
and reasonable salary. Bobby
Gray, 108 Walthall St., S.E,
Atlanta 16.

Man, 26 yrs. old, and wife,
no children, wants job on farm
taking care of horses, ponies or
cows. Have to be moved. Con-
tact. Howard G. Reid, Rt. 1,



1C/O. E. F. Fincannon, Lithonia.

heges



SALE EVENTS

March 23 and 24 Monday
and Tuesday ... Pony Auc-
tion Sale Tom Hewitts



Pony Farm, Valdosta, Lown- |

des Co. Very large selection
of both using and breeders-~
Both Grade and Reg. ponies
on action.

March 30 Monday Sem-
inole Farm at Donalsonville,
Seminole Co... . Imported
Swedish Landrace swine
Sale .. . 35 bred gilts and
25 boars to be sold. For in-
formation, contact, John J.
Cummings, Donalsonville.





~ FARM LAND

FOR SALE

327 A, top grade farm, fenc-
ed and cross tenced. 40 cattle,
small herd Shetland ponies,
tractor and equipment, nice
residence tenant house and
barns, with water and lights
in each. 50 A. Oats. Land broke
for row crops, pastures fer-
tilized. $50,000 complete,
Robt. K. Smith, c/o Journeys
End Farm, Americus.

60 A. remote section Daw-
son Co. part cleared, no house,
bold stream, good well of
water, electricity, off unpaved
road, $3,750. Cash. Mrs. Fran-
ces Moore, 1275 Ellsworth Dr.
N.W., Atlanta 18.

20 A good land with 3
houses, 6 R., 4 R. and small,
sell together or seperate, for
cash only. Has elec. power,
natural gas, phone, running
water and city water availa-
ble. School and Church bus Rt.
Located in Gordon Co., 13 mi.
N. of Rome, Hwy. 53, 1 mi. E.
Plainville. Howard Scott, Rt.
1, Adairsville, pe

yen ey



= 3

160 or more
Dist. Worth Co. borders part-
ly on the Osborne Boy Scout
Rd., within 6 mi. pavement
East, West and South. Plenty
timber; other acreage in
Daugherty Co. will consider
selling. W. L. Johnson, Rt. 1,
Box 580, Albany. Ph. HE 2-
6744. ~

2 A of land, nice 6 R. coun-
try home, running water, wir-
ed for elec. stove, 4 bearing
pecan trees, good out build-



ings, school bus and mail Rt.

by door, near churches and
school. 1/4 mi. off paved Rd.
W. L. Vining, Rt. 1, Adel,

3 A of good land, 6 R. house,
wired for elec.
well, near store, church, 1/2
mi. off Hwy. 23, on mail and
school bus Rt. and on Ga.
power line. Mrs. C. F. Hooper,
Rt. 1, Alto.

100 A, tilling upland and
bottoms, lots of young pines,
some saw timber, drilled well,
lake site, stream on property,
14,000 broiler caps. barn,
modern dwelling, on school
bus Rt. A. Norman. Stradley,
RFD 2, Alto.

51 A farm, 6 R. house, lights,
wired for stove, good smooth
land, bus and mail by door,
near Flint Hill Church, Floyd
Co. Sell or trade for property
near Cartersville. F. M. Bar-
nett, Sr., Rt. 1, Aragon.

10 A. land, 5 R. house and
bath, gas furnace, large barn,
pasture, on clay Rd. in Cobb
Co. Mrs. Lon Ausburn, Austell.

5 A land, 5 R. house, also











7-1/2 A. across road, on paved

clay Rd. Sell all. H. G. Brown,
Rt. 1, Austell.

About 2 A land, 6 R. and 4
room house, lots of out build-
ings, elec., phone, water, mail
and school bus, 2 mi. W. of
Augusta, Richmond Co., 1 mi.
of large shopping center, 4 mi.
from Ft. Gordon. Churches,
schools and stores near, white
neighborhood. Reasonable for
cash or terms. S. W. Teasley,
1518 C and S Drive, Augusta.

Small farm, 2 streams of
running water, 3 bedroom
house, in good cond., lights,
water, 5 stall barn, 48 mi. W.
of Atlanta on paved Rd. Mrs.
C. A. Baldwin, 373 Hopkins
St., SW, Atlanta 10, Ph. PL:
8-2835 before 8 P.M.

One acre land, livable 4 R
house with good well on
sereened porch, 7 bearing ap-
ple trees, old barn, plenty of
fertile garden space, located





hanan, total price, $350. Bob-
bie Allen, 1174 Astor Ave.,
SW, Apt. 1, Atlanta 10.

25 A pulpwood land, 1 mi.
from Meansville, Pike Co.,
separate tract, 12. A. inelud-
ing pecan orchard with 2, 5-R.
houses, 1 all metal shop, water,
elec., convenient to school,
churches and stores. Sell all
or any: part. Liberal terms.
Mrs. Eugenia J. Barrett, 964
St. Charles Ave., NE, Atlanta
6, Ph. TR. 2-5214.

187 A land in Franklin Co.,
2 houses and 3 good pastures.
Sell or exchange for property
near Fulton Co. H. G. Bur-
roughs, 2960 Brown Mill Rd.,
ye To. Ph. PO. = 7s
9440.

42-3/4 A. farm land, 1 mi. S
of Richland, Stewart Co., on
Hwy. 55, about 30 A. of open
land with running water, 1
dwelling and 1 tenant house.
Fenced and cross fenced with
woven wire. Barn and other
eutbuildings. Mrs. J. T. Price,
Richland.









96 A. land, 35 A. hog fenced,
good buildings and land. 4 mi.
W. of Rockmart, Polk Co., 1
mi. off blacktop rd., 8 mi. from
Cedartown and 2 mi. S. of Hy.
6 at Fish creek. L. O. Morris,
Rt. 1, Rockmart.



Poultry farm, fully equip-
ped with auto. feeder and
waterers for 2,000 breeders
or 2,800 commercial hens. 6
ton bulk feed bin, 60 case
cooler, bored well. Contact
with started flock. 6 A. with
place, 6,000 ft. saw timber,
5 R. tenant house, has ideal
home site, more land avail-
able. In successful operation
for 7 yrs., $6,750.00. Griffin



48177

Chester, Rt, 4, Rome, PR;

Seb

. : VWiedussdag. M rck

eres 7th | 10 A. land on H

stove, .barn,

in Haralson Co., on Rt. 1, Buc-


























































4 mi. from Rome, Floy,
drilled deep well, nev
and well house, new
building, 16 x 30 cess poo]
elec., phone available, ]
trees and some small tj

Building has glass wing
and doors. J. A. Gibso:
1, Summerville Rd., R



42 A. large deep creek
min. So. Atlanta, $9,500
also 20 A. $5,000.00,
for larger tract of land
ory Travis, Riverdale
Fayetteville 5415,

55 A. farm Haralson
nice 4 R. house with co
porches, 75 M. feet saw
ber, and growing pulp wo
6 mi. Felton, Haralson Cg
3 mi. Black: Top Rd. Ma
school bus. by door.
cultivation, rest could be
en in by getting rid of
Pines, $3,000.00. C. W. D
iel, Rt. 2, Rockmart.

80 A. good productive ]
6 R. house, porches, baser
attic, bath, barn plenty
bldgs. 2 car ganage,
smith shop, fruit orchar
cans, walnuts, good per
nent pasture, lasting st:
some timber and pulpw
4 R. house, 2 porches, b;
pasture. Near schools
churches, mail and school
route. 2 mi. East Roo
Carroll Co. Surfaced roa
B.; MeWorter, Rt.
ville.

bo ER:
elec. stove, barn, pas
running water, fruit
pecan trees, fig bush,
and school bus by do
1/2 mi. Baptist church
mi, Bowman, Elbert Co,
A. cultivation. Sell or e
for smaller place on ps
road, with 6 R. house,
water in house, white
munity, clos to Ba
church. C. T. Freeman, Rig
Royston.

142, A. Dairy, locat
mi. So, Savannah, U.S.
17. 76 cows, heifers, 50
mp 150: 2 gal: i









house, barns, but will no
lease cows and equip

Roger Youmans, Rich
Hill. Ph. TU 4-2313 Mid

642 A. fenced and cross
ed with hog wire. 3
wells. 3 tenant houses, 1 bai
1 storage house, 2 Butler gra
bins with driers, 2200 J
eap. ea. Modern Ranch fy
house, 3 bedrooms, 2. bath
built 1952, located 9
Albany on Hwy. No.
$145.00 per Acre. Mrs.
cia Morgan, Rt. 1, Rich

Approx. 8 A. 3 mi. N.
Floyd Co., 100 yards
Bus line. Superl Market
Mail and school bus on
surface road by door. N
gas just across road.
R. house with phone, e
city and water. No va
acreage near. Best var., fm
nuts, berries vineyard. $5,
Maude Moore, Rt. 1, Ro:

50 A. good land with
4 R. house and barn, hi
wired for elec. stove,
well, tiled to bottom, lot
pulpwood, about 20 A. i
tivation. H. F. Copeland,
gar Valley.









9 A. good land, 1/2
ered in pine sapplings,
house, dug well, fig

several bearing fruit
and scuppernong vines
shade trees. 4-1/2 mi.
Elberton on Sale Ba
Cheap. Cash or terms.
J. R. Blair looking after pr
erty, which is vacant). Ay
Jordan, owner, Rt.
dersville.



in rich cleared land wit
er frontage, $925.00 cas
C. Moore, Rt. 2, Smyrn
5-7900.



4-1/2 mi. N.W. of Clev
in White Co., good rd. fro
and stream, clear. titl
low taxes, $2,500 total
$500 down, bal. in 4 3
6 pet. Norwood Gri
Drew Valley, Rd.,



(Ph, ME. 4-5047.,









FARM LAND

FOR SALE






- 252 A. Dooly Co., 150 open,
permanent pastures, Coastal
Bermuda and Bahia grass,
fenced, water in each. Farrow-
ing houses and large pig par-
or for fattening 300 hogs
every 3 mos. 12 A. Stuart
Pecans, 10 Peanuts, 4 Cotton,
25 Corn. Pasture. Woods. 2
dwellings (wired for elec.
ove,), 2 deep wells, elec.
umps. Small herd Black An-
us cattle and Reg. Landrace
swine. Sell with or without
stock and equipment. Jas. W.
Geeslin, C/O Sugar and Spice
Farm, Byromville.

. 94 A, farm, 14 A. in sowed
asture, 15 A. in cultivation,
st in timber. Plenty spring
water, good site for large pond.
1 mi. from Blairsville on
Blairsville - Young Harris
Hwy. Emory Brown, Rt. 2,
Box 7, Blairsville.

6 A. land, 5 R. house with
ath, new cement block gar-
ge with metal roof, good well
ith pump, 200 yds. from Dam
d., phone available, close to
hurch and store. House on
elevated tract. Artis Buice,
Garner St., Buford.

4 230 A Gwinnett Co., on Rt.
20 about 3 mi. from Buford


























aved Hwy. frontage, approx.
170 A under good sound cat-
tle fence, pasture is mostly
Lespedeza and Bermuda. 4
rm houses and barns at main
R. house, 1 lake and site for
al large lake. Approx. 1-1/4
i. W. of survey for N. E. Ex-
pressway. H. G. Vaughn 3051
iedmont Rd. N. E., Atlanta

| 87% A. land, 16 mi. N.W.
of Marietta, good bottom land
and upland suitable for farm-
ing, good barn and tenant
house, 2 A. Christmas trees,
fruit trees and permanent
pastures. Good timber. Ideal
for hogs, cows, sheep, poul-
try or row crops. Will finance
or trade. $8,750.00. H. C.
Hurst, Rt. 2, Smyrna, Ph. HE.
58-7211.


















nd near Lake Lanier, long

Approx. 150 A. 8 mi. W.
Americus, Hwy. being paved.
Very fertile soil. Good 6 R.
home, 1 wood barn, 1 metal
large implement barn, also
grain bin. Very - good allot-
ments. About half of farm in
timber, half in cultivation
Small creek through woods.
Very good fences and pasture.
Farm in high state cultivation,
$15,000. Harvey Griffin, Own-
er, Rt. 1, Plains,

5 A. land on Hwy. 78, W.
of Crawford, no buildings, 15
yr. old pines, solid stand: also
20 A. land on Hwy. 78, 1%
mi. W. Crawford, 4 houses, 3,
4 room and one 3 room (all
rented good tenants, lived
there 4 yrs). 5 A. lake site.
Pat M. Maxey, Rt. 1, Union
Point.



10 A. tract of land on mail
and school bus Rt., 1/2 mi.
off Bankhead Hwy., on. all
weather road: also, 6 A. tract
wooded land, plenty running
water, cheap for cash, See
owner or phone for appoint-
ment. Robert F. Wiggley, Rt.
I, Villa Rica, Ph: 7923.

50 A. farm, about 8 mi, S:
of Tallapoosa, 6 R. house,
elect., on bus ,Rt., 2 everlast-
ing streams, good well water,
some oak and pine timber and
some fruit trees, $2,250.00



|cash. KE. O, Patterson, Rt, 2,

Waco.

, 15 A. land, in Fairplay
Community, Douglas Co., on
Capps Ferry Rd. J. G. Ray,
Rt. 1, Whitesburg.

82 A. land, 6 R. house and
bath, on school bus and mail
Rt. 10 A. lake site, some tim-
ber, allunder wire. 20 A. per.
pasture, 1 mi. off West Point
and Chipley Hwy., Harris Co.,
8 mi. from West Point. Mrs.
Frances W. Hogg, Rt. 2, West
Point.

5 A. poultry farm, in Har-
alson Co. near Waco, on
black top Rd., Good 4 R.
house with bath, front and
back porch, hot and cold wat-
er, gas heat. 2 chicken houses,
30x110 and 18x54, large
barn, hog and cow posture,
garage, about 10 min. drive
to Bremen. Will exch. for
larger. farm. T. Herbert Pat-
terson, Rt. 2, Waco. :









_ Approx. 500 A. unimproved
farm land in Houston Co., ex-
cellent for cattle raising. Pulp
nd timber, streams on land,
plus availability of REA line.
Write. E. H. Wimberly, 1066
jedmont Ave., N.E., Atlanta.

100 A. Banks Co., 2-1/2 mi.
Hwy. 23. Highly elevated (see
for miles). 3 branches, good
_lake or fish pond. Good
rings. Fine pine timber.
ood for pasture land and for
house building. Good Well.
Reasonable price. Rever Wade,
Rt. 1, Box 58, Alto.






















' Mountain land near Hiawas-
see and Lake Chatuge, mostly
ooded, for sale. J. E. Wood,
aS Sims Ave., N.W., Atlanta










13 A. more or less good, rich
land, 1/2 A. tobacco allotment,
1-9/10 cotton, 15 bearing pe-
ean trees, 1 grapevine, good
4 R. house, front and. back
porches. Wired for elec. stove,
Grilled well with elec. pump.
min. walk to Post Office, 2
churches and stores. School
bus by door. 11 mi. Blackshear
Pierce County (county seat).
FOssession now, including
mule and crop, $5,500; or pos-
session Jan., 1960, $4,500 Cash.
A. M. McClellan, Box 62, Of-
ferman,



| 200 A. 50 cleared, bal. pas-
ture and timber, corn, sweet
potatoes, melons, sugar cane,
vegetables and berries. Best
allotments. Residence and 3
rent houses, 2 large barns.
water, lights, metal roofs, 100
pet, pure, on Dixie Hwy. edge
of Quitman, Brooks Co.
25,000. Cash and terms. J. A.
Milteer, Box 344, Quitman.









4 127 A. all under wire, good
house, barn, out-bldgs., hog
wot, fish pond, plenty pine
mber. Elec. school bus and
mail Rt. 3 branches, 2 wells.
On Hammett Rd., 6 mi. La-
ge. 5 M. Hoganville. Mrs.
lie Jacobs, Rt. 2, Hogans-



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2 A. land in Warren Co.,
plenty of pines, house with
3 bedrooms., living room,
dining rm., kitchen and bath,
asbestos siding, sheetrock, oak
floors, concrete front and
back porch, open well plas-
tered and brick, roofed. Pump
house, 12x16. 15 mi.. W. of
Ft. Gordon, 1/2 mi. off paved
Hwy. 16. C. L. Langham, Rt.
2. Warrenton (Bastonville).



Poultry farm two 5,000
eap. chicken houses with
equipment, 25 A. per. pasture,
55 A. timber, 2 mountain
streams, 5 R. white, frame
house, running water, barn
and garage. Sacrifice. $8,500.

Mrs. Jane W. Mobley, P.O.
Box, 29, Waynesboro, Ph.
3804. -



Small acreage on Hwy. 81
with 6 R. house, natural gas,
phone, elec., pump in well.

iW. B. Mitcham, Walnut

Grove, Ph. Covington 6202.



. Small acreage on Lake
Chatuge, near Hiawassee, 6
R. house, has cement carport,
terrace and drive, 3 bedrms.,
sheet rocked, rest of house
pine paneled, hardwood floors
sanded and varnished, insu-
lated throughout, brick chim-



ney, East front overlooking
lake, bath, running water
from spring, on mail and
school Rt.. Walter J. Clore,
Young Harris.

111 A. lend in Haralson
Co., 3 mi./from Temple on

Hwy. 113, near church and on
school bus Rt, 7 R. brick
house and pantry on back
porch. Fertile land, lots of
timber, water in house. One
of the best farms in Co. Cash
sale. Send stamped envelope
for reply. Mrs. Frank E. Mc-
Brayer, Rt. 2, Temple.

56.7 A. farm, 5 mi. N. of
Franklin, on U. S. Hwy. 27,
good 6 R. house, gas, wired
for elec. stove. Nice lake site,
plenty out buildings. C. T





Duke, Rt. 3, Carrollton, Ph.

Terrace 2-2615.



y

6 A. land in Pickens Co.,
on St. Hwy. 136, good 4 R.
house, barn, out buildings, 2
A. per. pasture, fenced with
woven wire and locust post,
water in pasture. 2 good wells
with pumps, 3 broiler houses,
10,000 total cap., completely
equipped. On mail and school
bus Rt. Postell Bunch, Rt. 2,
Talking Rock.

Excellent 20 A. farm, 5 mi.
W. of Hartwell, Hart Co. Ac-
cess to paved Hwy., splendid
site for home, completely
fenced in. Has some timber
and water, $1,675.00. Capt.
Merrill W. Harper, Res. of
Ga., Rt. 3, Hartwell (on ROTC
duty, Middle Tenn. State Col-
lege, Murfreesboro, Tenn.),

1603 Leaf Ave., Murfreesboro,

Tenn., Ph. TW. 3-6994.

70 A. good land, 5 R. house,
out buildings, well and run-
ning water, lake site, 20 A.
pasture, 40 A. young pines, 5
mi. of Canton, Cherokee Co.
1/4 mi. off Waleska Hwy., 2
mi. from Reinhardt College
and grammer school, 1/4 mi.
from church, school bus by
house. Mrs. Leo Cagle, Rt. 3,
Canton, Ph. GR. 9-3916.





Large and small farm,|

plenty of water, part of land
on paved road, growing tim-
ber, for sale, H. H. Davidson,
a Cleveland, Ph. UN. 5-

65 A. land, all in bearing
pecan trees, 8 R. rural home,
gas heat, phone, school bus,
daily mail, fenced and sodded
for winter and summer graz-
ing, paved rds. and conven-
ient to good markets. H. G.
Wiley, Cobb.

Colonial style, 10 R., house
with all modern conveniencies
and 4 car garage, 23 A. land,
under woven wire fence; also,
5 R. tenant house, in good
cond., located on paved Rd., 6
mi. W. of Cornelia, facing
Blue Ridge Mtns., bargain
price, $16,000. H. C. Foster, Rt.
1,Cornelia.

35 A. land in Blue Creek
District, about 1 mi. from
Blue Creek Church on school
bus and mail Rts. Albert Hen-
derson, Rt. 4, Cleveland.

42 A. farm, good land, house
and well, on paved road, 10
mi. W. of Hartwell, in good
community, on school bus and
mail Rt., priced reasonable.
Lee Mize, Rt. 1, Canon.

40 A. .16 or 18 A. good
fertile creek bottoms, some
good upland, 2 houses, one 6
R., bath, water furnished by
large springs, 2 porches, base-
ment, other 4 R., 2 porches,
barn, crib, chicken, smoke
house other out bldgs., 6 A.
per. pasture, some apple and
cherry trees, grape vines, adj.
Lake Nottely on paved rd.,
school bus and mail Rt., near
churches, stores, good com-
munity. Priced to sell. J. M.
Hall; Rt. 1, Box 41, Culberson,
a (Resident Union Co.,

a).

About 32 A. farm with 4 R.
house, fresh: land, some in
woods, some cleared, already
plowed,. branch, fine for fish
pond, about 5 mi. W. of Cor-
nelia in Habersham Co, Ever-
ee Sellers, Chase Rd., Cor-
nella,















5 R. house, painted inside
and out, water on porch, on
REA, house wired, 1 barn, 20
A. of cultivatable land, 30 A.
woods and pasture, 7 A. of
bottom land, on mail and
school bus rt. (grammar and
high school), 1 mi. off Hwy.
441 and 1 mi. from P. O. and
churches. W. P. Mize, Rt: 3,
Clarkesville. >



Large and small farms, all
have elec., some have phone
lines by farm, all have streams,
young timber and are on Hwy.
or Post Rd. Several nice build-
ing lots, mountain view, some
already graded in nice com-
munity on Hwys. 129 and 254.
Small down payment and bal.
terms arranged. Come See. S.
H. Head, Rt. 3, Cleveland..

60 A. land, 6 R. house, gas
heat, bored well, on school
bus and mail Rt., phone, fruit
trees, 2. branches, 1 spring,
place in pine trees, 1/2 mi. off
Hwy. 59. Good neighborhood,
in sight of school and churches,
5 mi. from Commerce. James.
T. Cheatham, RFD 1, Com-
merce, .







120 A. land, 65 A. tillable,
rich soil, part bottom land, 55
A. growing pine, big enough
for pulpwood, some.saw tim-
ber, 5 R. house, elec., phone,
bus Rt., hot, cold running
water gas heater, cement
block bldg., barn, other bldgs.,
5 A. sowed to grass, cotton
acreage, pond, located 6 mi.
from Cedartown: on Lake
Creek Rd. Lester Lofland, Ce-
dartown.

77 A. farm, 2 mi. N. of Tyus
on Tyus-Carrollton blacktop
rd., Carroll Co., 1, 4 R. and 1,
5 R. house, large barn, good
lake site, 20 A. in cultivation,



$5,000. Terrell Smith, Jr., Car-

rollton, Ph. TE. 2-9227,

19 A land with 6 R. house
and bath with 2 A. lake site,
in Walton Co., 1-1/2 mi. from
Loganville-Conyers Hwy., 2-
1/2 mi. from Rosebud, Gwin-
nett Co. Olin C. Moon, RFD 3,
Conyers.

115 A. land with plenty
water, timber and farm tools,
mail and bus at door, Dexter
School, 6 R. house and barns,
2 mi. from Chester in Laurens
Co. All letters ans. J. I. Dykes,
Rt. 1,.Chester.

128 A. in Carroll Co., 4 R.
and 3 R. finished houses, out
buildings, extra fine land for
pasture, running streams, lots
of pulpwood and young tim-
ber, good wells of water, elec.,
RFD and school bus Rt., $65.
A> also, 26 -A., 4 R.. house,
barn, 5,500 broyler house, hog
wire pasture running stream,
$3,500. Both located 6 mi. W
of Carrollton at Tanners Lake.
Ralph Chapman, Rt. 4, Car-
rollton.

43 A. good land in Banks
Co.,.6 room house, 7 A. bot-
tom land, good pasture with
spring branch, creek borders
1 side: of farm, large barn,
pump in well, mail by door,
school bus in sight of house,
elec., and phone. Ideal for
chickens, cattle or hog farm.
2 mi. N. of Homer, just off
ae 441. J. O. Parker, Mays-
ville.

135 A. Jand, 50. A. creek
bottom, in tendable land and
pasture, bal. in timber. 1 house
and barn, 1 large chicken
house,. running streams. Pro-
perty called the Will Walker
Farm. Fannin Co., $6,000. Les-
ter Walker, Margaret. :

220 A. land, 2 houses, barn,
irrigation system, even run-
ning creek, good land, grows













most anything. $90. acre,
terms. A. D. Fowler, Rt. 2,
Montezuma,



300 A. surburban farm, on
Fayetteville Hwy., less than
1 mi. of Henry Co. courthouse,
McDonough, 28 mi. S.of At-
lanta. City water available,
200 A. in improved pastures,
{00 a. in pines, large amount
ready to cut, 5 pastures all
with water, modernized home,
2 tenant houses, barnes and
outbuildings. Will divide in
100 or more acres if desired.
D. H. Mobley, McDonough.
Ph. 4030.

7 (or more) A. land, 4 R.
house and other outbuildings.
G. B. Fortner, Rt. 2, Mineral
Bluff.

Good farm for sale, 1,500 A.
more or less, about. half in
good tendable bottom land,
rest in timber and pasture, 1
house and barn and_ large





chicken house, running water. |

Mrs. Elmer Payne, Margaret.

100 A. land in Cobb Co., 1
large modern home, 1 small,
4 R. house, barns and out
buildings, drilled well, good
streams for lake or ponds, lots
of growing pines, $22,500.
with terms. Roger S. Cobb,



Box 355, Marietta.



One 600 A. tract and one
800 <A. tract of land, either
can be operated as a going
farm and timber growing op-
eration or cattle and timber
growing. Good dairying possi-
bilities. Excellent stand grow-
ing pine timber, some now
marketable. Well located, well
watered. C. R. Mason, P. O.
Box 592, Madison.



60 A. farm, 40 in cultivation,
4 mi. NW Abbeville, Wilcox
Co., on school bus and mail
route, 1 mi. Baptist church.
Good neighborhood and very
healthy location. Terms Cash.
H. B. Stubbs, Rt. 1, Box 157,
Abbeville. PR, 2807, .






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124 A. farm, good 5 R. house
with bath 12 cow block dairy
barn, fish pond, stocked. About
half of land open, all under
wire except 6 A, about 25 A,
in woven wire fence. 2 good
wells with elec. pumps. Will
sell or lease. On mail and
school bus Rt. Ans. all letters.
J. C. Sealbolt, Rt. 2, Madison.

30 A. land, 7 R. house, well
on porch, metal roof barn, ma-
chine shed, hen house, brood=
er house, hog pastures, pecans
and other fruits. Electricity
and phone, on school and mail
Rt.) a pike Co, 12 mi from
Thomaston, 1 mi. of Means=
ville, $3,000. Dona Jones, Rt.
1, Box 1, Meansville. Ph. Lo-
gan 7-8671.

207: A. farm land, 1/2 mae
frontage on paved Rd., 2 mi.
N. E. of McDonough on bus
and mail Rt., 32 mi. So: of At-
lanta. Robert T. Turner, Mc-
Donough. -







25 A. good farm land, Gwin-
nett Co., good 4 R. house with
Elec., 3 good streams running
through, fine for ponds, some
timber and rock, 2-1/2 mi. NE
of Lawrenceville, on St. Hwy.
124, (Braselton Hwy.) 10 mi.
from Lake Lanier, part of D.
H. Byrd home place. Co. water
and gas available. Terms. Mis.
Ruby Byrd Benson, Rt. 23,
Norcross, Ph. 2658.

262 A. land, more. or less, |
some small timber and over
100 A. suitable for pine setting
and stock, spring branch runs
through entire land, affords



-| plenty water. Near paved Rd.,

Churches, schools and towns,
Ogeechee Creek (abounds in
fish) also close to Ogeechee
River. Farm lands cleared and
fertile. Ideal pond sites on
branch. 3 dwelling houses and
deen well, elec. lines. Lola
Lariscy, Newington.

3-1/2 A. tillable land, near
cenit of Pine Mtn. Vailey com~
munity, good 6 R. house, elec.,
running waiter, phone, gas in~
stalled, chicken house, garage,
shade and fruit trees, on hard
top road, stores near, not far
from Columbus, LaGrange,
Manchester and West Point.
Country living with mosern
conveniences, $7,000. cash,
$8,000. furnished. Byron A.
Meeker, Pine Mtn. Valley, Ph.
Hamilton, Main 8-4501.

- 96-1/2 A. farm land in Crisp
Co., 10 mi. E. of Cordele on
Cemetery Rd. Good allotment
and pasture, deep well, fish
pond, good house and some
timber. A. C. Wright, Rt. 1,
Pitts. .

160 A. good farm located 6
mi. north of Quitman.
Clements, Rt. 2, Quitman.

60 A. farm, in two 30 A.
tracts, all under fence, 1 house,
5 A. pond, 5 yrs. old. Mail and
school Rt., land covered with
young pine timber, 8 ml. EB of
Lyons. H..P. Blalock, Lyons.

21 A. land, 8 mi. N. W. of
Albany on Albany-Dawson
Hwy., U. S. 82, all woodland
and excellent for home site.
O. F. Southwell, Rt. 2, Lees-
burg, Ph. Albany, HE. 5-3370.

35 A. farm, well located just
outside city limits, 5 R. house,
with bath, hot and cold water. .
Running water with ideal lake
site, price for quick sale,
$8,500. Jennie Mae Poarch, Rt.
3, LaFayette.

50 A more or less, 2 houses,
7-5 rooms, both with baths, 2
block barns, Surge 3 stanchion
milking parlor, pipeline, dairy



equipment. Good lake, 2 Pros ie 3g

paine gas tanks, 500 gal. cap.
each. Fenced and cross fenc<
ed; 4-5 A. good land, fenced.

|Good well, 4 R. white, block- |

ed house, plastered and fire-



3 A. land, nice 6 R. brick
veneer house, all modern con-
veniences, central heat and
carport; small barn and pas-
ture, 6 mi. N.E. of Buford on
graded rd. Terms can be ar--
ranged. N. B. Deaton, Buford,
Ph: 3976.

10 A or more land, 5 A bears
ing pecan trees, 1/2 A straw-
berries, several scuppernong
vines, apple, peach and pome-
granate trees. Large 3 R. hall
and bath with shower house,
front and back porch, large
chicken yard, 3 out buildings.
Good rich land. Mrs. I. S. Staf= _



[ford, Rt. 1, Barnesville. |







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FOR SALE



roof, screened porch, garage,
bath, heaters, small barn, Lake
ite. $9,000, Both in 212 Hwy.
Reuben Housworth, Rt. 2,
ithonia. Ph. Hudson 2-4075.

Approx. 70 A land, 4 room
furnished cabin, 8 A lake,
stocked with bass and blue gill
(now fishing), located on
school bus and mail rts. 8 A

leared land, balance in wood-
and, good springs, $6,000. L.

}.. Oswalt, Rt, 2, Box 233,

Blue Ridge.



10 A good rich land, 6 A in
cultivation, 4 in pasture with

_ water, plenty of fruit, 7 R.
house, lights and phone, city
water in kitchen, good well,
barn, 5 stables and corn crib,
_ @ll in good cond. Less than 1
i, from Fannin Co. Ct. house.
riced right for eash. All let-
ers ans. Luther W. Dover,
lue Ridge.

30 A. land, 2 houses, all of
poe in saw timber but about
A., good well of water, 1
Fe fr a town. J. J. Henson,

2, allas.
in



23 A, farm, Carroll Co., 12
crop land and pasture, bal.
woods, pond site, buildings,

tore at cross road, on 2 Black |

op Rds., near 2 churches, 1/2
mi. of school, bus by door,
mail pene, elec., well at
porch, lg. rooms, hall, 3 ver-
andas, house painted. 4 mi. to
market Bowdon, 10 mi. Car-
rollton. Reasonable for cash.
P. S. Chambers, Rt. 2, Carroll-
ton, Ph. 3437 Bowdon.

155 A hay and eattle farm,
top land, fenced and cross-

fenced, in permanent pasture

60 A bottom land in Fescue
end Ladino Clover, plenty

running water, 8 wells, on sur-

aced rd., 1 mi. from Bowdon,

Carroll Co., on school and mail

Rt., 4 R tenant house. Ideal

pee to build home. Mrs. R.

. Wilkinson, Rt. 4, Bowdon.

Approx. 5 A, house, barn
and smoke house, pecan or-
_ chard, apple orchard, on Black
Top road, 2 stores on ea. side,
on school Rt. Come see at once.
Priced right. Willie Ploof, Rt.

61 A, 4 mi..from Felton,

east, nice 5 R house and large |

arn, 6 A. cotton allotment, 7
A set out in pines, Govt rent-

- jals for 8 more yrs., level land,

makes 1-1/2 bale cotton per.
. 30 A cultivating land, rest
1 mi. from
lack Top, on mail and bus
t., hard top rd. Luther San-
ders, Buchanan, Ph. 3723.

10-15 A good land, no house
(good -house site), well water
a facing rd., 1 mi. from Beth-
ehem, 4 mi. from Winder, 1

of No..-11 paved Hwy.,
neighborhood, Bar-
good dirt rd., $75

tfc Rev: Jo Wf. Meeks, Rt. 1,

Bethlehem.

1 aere land, 5 R. house
end house trailer combina-
tion, good well, all tile rooms,
stove, refrigerator and bed
_ furnished. Located between
Lithia Springs and Douglas-
ville, Douglas Co, near old
Beulah school and church.

s ey Pritchett, Rt. 1, Doug-

asville.

250 A. farm Seminole Co.

- near Lake Seminole, with 3
B lakes,
_ well, Running water.

6 R. dwelling, dieep
30 x 50
ft. barns, tractor shed. Fenc-
ed and cross-fenced, 20 A.
anut allotment, 5 A. cotton,
20 A. permanent Bahia grass
pasture, 4. A. pecans, 100 A.
in pine timber.
On REA line, school and mail

route. W. H. McDonald, Rt.

2, Box 66, Donalsonville.

-_ Approx. 100 A. Mtn. farm

md, well covered with
ee growing pine timber,
dot of it ready for use, 3 R.

2

be log house, 2 running springs,
mice yard, REA elec., close to

4

churehes, everyday mail, 2

dake sites, 3 miles from St.
game Reservation, 3 mi. off
_fimbe rd., all kinds of young

_Simber growing. Presley Fow-
er, Rt 5, Ellijay,



N.E. Stockbridge, Henry Co.,
approx. 12 mi. SE Atlanta
city limits. Weather beaten
5 R. frame house (now rents
at $150.00 per year). Slightly
rolling land, good drainage,
free flowing creek, approx.
5 A. rich creek bottoms now
in production. Plenty of pulp-
wood, saw timber and young
pines. 3/4 mi. paved road,
Stockbridge-Decatur. . $175.00
Acre. A. S. Williams, 2675
McAfee Rd., Decatur. Ph.
BU 9-7815.

15 A. of good farm land on
new Hwy., 2 mi. north of Dal-
las on Rt. 3. Mr. Brawn Bone,
Rt. 3, Dallas:

50 A. land and farm house, 6
mi. N. of Blairsville on Rt. 129,
$4,000. See or write. W. H.
Floyd, Blairsville. |

One 6 R. house, 1 yr. old,
6 A. land, 2 mi. N. of Dan-
jelsville on Hwy. 98. W. E.
Bagwell, Rt. 2, Danielsville.

202% A. farm, 139 A. open
land, fenced and crossfenced
with creosote posts, just fin-
ished 6 R. brick home with
bath, tiled floors, screened
back porch and carport. Sell
land and home with or witth-
out equipment. Priced to sell.
Located 74% mi. N.W. Daw-
son, Terrell Co., T.-L. Ray-
burn, Rt. 3, Dawson, Phone
Wyatt 5-2215.

195. A. farm, Fannin Co.,
I mi. from Dial P.O. and
school, about 22 mi. from
a Ridge. B. A. Weeks,

ad.

Approx. 21 A. land on mail
and school bus Rt., $1,200.00;
also, 1956 Ford pickup farm
truck, good as new, $1,100.00.
Dave Holloway, Rt. 1, Dah-
lonega., &

120 A. mostly Mtn. land,
part in cultivation, adjoining
Govt. reservation in N. Ga.
J. P. Jones, Dial,

90 A. land, 4 R. house, elec.
gas, 2 nice lakes, well stock-
ed, mail and school bus Rt.,
paved Rd., 10 mi. W. of Daw-
sonville, Dawson, Ga. R. C.
McWilliams, Dawsonville.

40 A. land, 1 mi. from Dah-
lonega-Dawsonville Hwy. on
good all weather road, some

















jtimber, good building and

lake sites, water through land.
Miller Davis, Rt. 3, Dahlon-
ega.

_ Approx. 15 A. land, dwell-
ing and store room together,
on Elberton and Athens Hwy.
J. B. Saxon, Elberton.

222% A. land, about 75 A.
open, some saw timber, plen-
ty young timber, flowing well,
old mill site, good pasture



J. E. Harden, Ellaville.

_ 20 A. more or less, 6 A. in
pasture, 4 A. in cultivation,
10 A. in woodland, 5 R. house
with water in house, 2 car
garage and other buildings
and small orchard. Will
Grant, Rt. 1, Box 29, Ellijay.

207 A. in Gilmer Co. 6



jmi. from Ellijay, near Oak-

land School, mail by door,
REA. elec. power, new
churches and stores, about
90 A. river and creek bottoms,
balance in woods. Enclose
stamped envelope for more
details. Grady L. McArthur,
Star Rt. B, Ellijay.

78 No. Ga. land, 12 mi. El-
ljay, Gilmer Co. 5 R. house,
barn, other out-bldgs., plenty
water, lot young timber. Elec.
RFD, mail and school bus
route. Some orchard. $2,785.00
with one third down, bal.



yeasy terms. F. J. Lowman, Rt.



5, Ellijay.
115 A. land, plenty timber
and trees, with stream and

paved road, 34 mi. Atlanta in

| Coweta Co. Claude S. Brad-
ley. 1860

Skyland Rd. Cham-
blee. se

40 A. farm located Walker
Co., near Scenic Hwy., 6 RB.
house, lights, bored well, barn.
out-bldgs., young 540 tree or-
chard Delicious apples, just
beginning to bear, Near
church, school bus and mail
route. $4,200. Immediate pos-





Cloudland,

session. Joe Hudgins, Star Rt.

75 A. more or less, 3 mi.]

land, with running wate re
mail Rt., elec., $7,000.00. Mrs.

105 A. land and farm equip-
ment, 13 mi. Atlanta, 1/4 mi.
off hard road. Mail and school
bus by house, 1/2 mi. church.
2 mi. Ellenwood, Clayton Co.
Good place for lake sites.
Farm equipment included, S.
C. Case tractor, planiter, cul-
tivator, A6 Case combine with
motor, 2 smoothing harrow,
drain drill, bush & bog har-
row, cut off saw, 2 disc plow.
6 row cotton duster, 1949
pick-up truck, 1 milch cow,
calf, 14 turkeys and about 35
hens. Wm. M. Chambers, Rt.
1, Ellenwood. :

7 A. rich farm jand, creek
of running water, practically
new 6 R. house (30 ft. living
room, dining room, kit., 3 bed-
rooms, full bath, utility room),
tiled floors, Butane gas, lights,
water, phone, 60 ft. porch, 2
car ports. Terms, small equity
and assume loan of $3,300.
with payments of $30. mo.
Take good car, truck or. trac-
tor in trade. Located approx.
7 mi. W. Carrollton, Carroll
Co. Paul T. Carter, Rt. 2 Car-
rollton. Ph. TE 2-3775.

200 A. cattle farm, 1 mi. off
Hwy. 27 in Heard Co. on good
soiled rd., 75 A. or more in
per. pasture, fenced and cross-
fenced with plenty running
water, lake stocked with fish,
large barn, 7 R. house with
bath, hot and cold water, heat-
ed with butane gas. School
bus and mail at door. Lots of
fruit trees and flowers. Mrs.
J. H. Knight, Rt. 2, Franklin,
Ph, Roopville 4485.

Small acreage, 4 R. house,
pine panneled, large rock fire-
place, bath, new hot water
heater, good well water with
new pump. Pine and Poplar
timber, and on All Weather
road. School bus and mail
route by door. Elevation 2600
ft. on Eastman Mtn. _ near
Clayton. $5,000. J. L. Christ-
ian, Clayton, Ph. 2243. .

Approx. 1 acre land, with
old 5 R. house, with water and
lights, wired for elec. stove, in
Newton Co. near Mansfield.
R. E. Barrett, Rt. 3, Box 20,
College Park. Ph. PO 7-496.

Clarke Co. land, 130 A. about
4 mi. University of Ga., Ath-
ens, in Piedmont section, bor-
ders on Little Sandy Creek,
number of springs and rich
river bottoms. 4 buildings but
no residence. Large 4
trees, walnuts and _ persim-





tions. On paved road. $95 A.;

natual for 85 A. lake. Long
road frontage. Many cedar
trees. $75 A. Show property:
Robt. J. Warren, Kendall, Fla.
Owner. Contact. Lee H. Guest,
225 No. Lumpkin St., Athens.
Ph. LI 8-2761.

shade:
mons, Fine view 3 dif. direc- |

also 90 A, 6 mi. University,



10 A. extra good land, (gra-
vel) for garden, chickens and
hog raising. 24 mi. Columbus,
2 mi. paved road. Mail and
school bus and REA line by
door. Nice lake. 2 doz. pecan
trees. Paul Anthony, Buena
Vista.

Land with timber on it, 3
mi. No. Roberta on Hwy. 341.
No letters. N. M. Spillers,
Musella. Ph. VE 6-4800.

85 A. land in Haralson Co.,
4-1/2 mi. NE. of Buchanan, 1/4





house, wired for stove and
phone, good well and barn,
other out buildings, 12 A. hog
pasture, cow pasture both with
water, about 40,000 ft. young
saw timber, $50 acre. James E.
Hicks, Felton.

34 A. land, 6 R. block house,
ideal lake site, good well of



of land and house within 25
mi. of Atlanta, prefer DeKalb
or Fulton Co. J. G. Austin, Rt.
1, Felton.

Approx. 11 A of land, 5 A
Fescue and other grasses, fenc-
ed pasture, creek runs through
pasture, lake already built,
dam needs repair, 7 R. house,
hot and cold water, deep well,
on Hwy. 27, 8 mi. from Cedar-
town. J. E. Fulmer, Felton.



120 A. of timber, pulpwood
with growing pines, 7 R. house,
bath, gas heat, modern conv.,
15 A. lake, well stocked, 2-1/2
mi. E. of Felton, Haralson Co.



Clifford Rainey, Rt. 2, Felton,
Ph. Buchanan 3984, :

tof timber on

mi. of black top, fair frame:

water. Sell or exch. for few A.

- Farm located 1 mi. SE Bow-
ersville, Hart Co., near old
Canon Church, on paved road.
7 R. house 3 yrs. old, bath and
all mod: conveniences. Good
barn. 35 A. cultivation. Good
cotton allotment. 70 ft. well,
38 ft. water. On school bus
and mail route. Will be near
Hartwell Dam back water. H.
A. Sheriff, Rt. 1, Canon.

350 A farm and pine timber-
ed tract, located 7 mi. W of
Jesup, on Hwy. 341 6. A. to-
bacco and 10 A. cotton allot-
ments, 2 tenant houses, 3 to-



|bacco barns with Smith-Mayo

curers, 2 tobacco pack houses,
2 stock barns, shelter for farm
equipment. Additional pine
timbered land adjoining if de-
sired. Roscoe Dean, Jesup, Ph.
7-2264.

5 to 35 A. land, as desired,
good modern 8 R. house with
bath, lights, water, wired for
phone, 1 barn, built in 1948
and other outbuildings. On
school bus and mail Rt., good
road, 1 mi. from pavement.
Excellent well of water, creek
borders one side of land. Pas-
ture, pines, cover crop, several
large pecan and fruit trees
and vines. Inquire at Moores
Nursery. Billie W. Moore,



iJ eckson.



60 A., more or less, located
1 mi. E. of Jonesboro on Hwy.
138 and crossed by new Jones-
boro-Stockbridge Rd. Co. wat-
er main runs through proper-
ty, also branch of running and
spring of water. Fine lake site.
Phone and elec., $1,000 acre.
J: H. Cates, Rt, 1 Box: 12;
Jonesboro.

~

Good 3 R. house with 3
porches, ceiled and newly
painted inside and out, wired

|for elec. stove, good well in

yard, good large barn, run-
ning water through pasture,
fine garden, some outbuild-
ings. In sight of Hwy. Sell a-
bout 10 A and building or sell
entire farm together. Good
lake site and gravel rd. runs
through property. Bar gain
price. House now _ vacant,
ready to move in. Mrs. Bill
Hyde, Rt. 2, Jasper, Ph. 4708.

. 1A. land in Butts Co., near
Jenkinsburg, 6 R. house with
bath, fixed for Butane gas, 6
in. drilled well. Located on
paved road. James W. Cope-
land, Jenkinsburg, Ph. 2141.

13 A. land Telfair Co. 6 R.
house, lights, full bath, water
pump, 2 spigots in yard,
small crib, sev. fruit trees, lots
of flowers in yard, 7-1/2 mi.
Lumber City, on No. 117 Hwy.
$3,000. V. R. Skipper, Kings-
land. Ph. Place, 9-3485. -

1100 acres Yand with lots
Ue S: Hwy. 221
in Johnson Co. L. T. Harrison,
Kite,

206 A. dairy farm, 180 A.
open land, 60 in Coastal Ber-
muda. 3 stall Surge parlor, 500
gal. bulk tank, 52 head Hol-
stein cattle and full line of
machinery. 6 R. modern
house, 6 mi. No. Louisville,
Jefferson Co. on Hwy. No. 1,
and 1 mi. to right. Neil Hol-







deman, Rt, 1, Box 105 A,
Louisville.

10 A. land, about half in
pine timber, some _ large

enough to cut now. 3 small,
old houses, livable if repaired.
Elec. 3 mi. out Hwy. 29, NE
of Lawrenceville, Gwinnett
Coo] wi, 46 ith! No
Rosene, Rt. 2, Lawrenceville.

14 A. good land, about 3 in
pasture, on State Rt., 124, good
paved road, 1 mi. N.E. Litho-
nia, DeKalb Co., rock house,
6 large rooms and hall, County
water, natural gas already in-
stalled. 3 R. tenant house. Ga.
Power elec. School bus at front
door, good neighborhood, near
store and churches. Atlanta
phone service, Mrs, Horace
Lowe, 2278 Rock Chapel Rd.,
Lithonia. Ph. Hudson 2-6166.

108 A. farm, 60 A, in culti-
vation, on school bus and mail
route. Good 5 R. house, good
barn and out bldgs., orchard,
sowed pasture with creek run-
ning through it, some good
timber, 6 mi. So. LaFayette,
Walker Co., near Martindale.



$8,000. Fred L. Battles, Rt. 2.

LaFayette,

Imi. town. Near Chattahoochee

{peach farm. H. E. F
teva,



100 A. part in cultivat
bal. in young pines, 3 springs,
located 1/2 a4 West LaFay-
ette, Walker Co. 2 houses, wir.
ed for electricity. H. M. An.
drews, Rt. 1, LaFayette. :





Approx. 400 A. some young
pine timber, 3/4 mi. frontage
on paved road, good locality,
electricity available. Located
7 mi, Trion, Chattooga Co., and
5 mi, LaFayette, Walker Co,
$25 acre. Roy Morgan, Box
404, LaFayette. Ph. 4-0372.

52 A. Gwinett Co., 2 mi,
Courthouse, 2 roads through
property. Lake site, 2 streams,
40 A. fenced. Some saw tim-
ber and pulp wood. John J,
Hood, Lawrenceville. Pt
Thornwall 3-2087. Ss

4 A, with 4 R. house with
bath, located on Hwy. 41,
South of Valdosta, also 2-1/9
A, adjoining with 4 R. house
and bath, hot and cold running
water; one other place (num-
ber of acres not stated clear
enough to be printed), 5 R,
house and bath, hot and cold
water, 4 A. fish pond, well
stocked, Located 7 mi. So. Val:
dosta, Lowndes Co. Roy
Brown, Rt. 2, Box 380, Lake
Park, Ph, CH. 2-1477, =.











sy


























133 A_ eattle farm, cross
fenced, plenty water, perman-
ent pastures, 1 large 2 bedrm,
house with modern facilities,
barn, chicken house, other
outbuildings and tenant house,
7 A. natural lake site, located
15 mi. So. of new Farmers
Mkt., 3 mi. E. of Fayetteville
on old Fayeiteville-Hamptor
paved Rd. Cecil Reasor, Rt. 1,
Fayetteville. eo



30 rich acres, new 5 R,
house, bath, gas furnace, fi
place, dbl. garage with lars
storage space, chicken hous
and yard, on new Black To
Rd. School bus and mail.



River. Price is right. For fur.
ther information call Mrs,
Collins, PO 1-7608, 2791 De.
Lowe Dr. East Point. T. J
Bailey, Owner, Rt. 1, Franklin

10 A. good 5 R. house, with
bath and built in cabinets out-
bldgs. 6 A. good, level culti
vated land, rest in woods. 5 A.
lake site. 1 mi. Black Top aa
Sacrifice. C. W. McDowell, Rt.
I, Felton. ee







(262 A. 65 A. cultivation, 9 A.
Cotton (makes over bale acre).
60 A. pasture in sec. for both
hogs and cattle, 5 lasting
streams water, 6 springs, lol
growing pines, 5 lake sites
ranging 5 to 30 acres. 30 A.
bottoms. 3 good lasting wells
of water. Mail and school bu:
route by door, near 3 church
1 mi. Black Top Rd. 5 R. an
3 R. house, ceiled, plenty out-
bldgs. 3 mi, E. Felton, Haral-
son Co. H. A. Ayers, Rt.
Felton. Ph. Buchanan 3982

90 A. 8 mi. No. Temple, C
roll Co., 15 mi. Rockmart,
West Dallas. 450 yards ni
Hwy. Good water, with lasti
water in pasture. About 12.
cultivation. Some mineral,
Young timber. All or pa
Write at once, as place may
sold Thursday, April 9th O.
Stone, Rt. 1, Box 111, Fug
gerald.
































2/3 in woods, hardwood and
pine pulpwood, $100 an Acre,
call or see. J. N. Elrod, Sr
317, N. Hill St., Griffin,

48 A. chicken farm in Fo
syth Co., 12 mi. W. of Gaine
ville, 1/2 mi. off Hwy. 53,
mi. from Lake Lanier, scho
bus and mail Rt., phone avail-
able, 1 small 1,200 sq. ft. chi
ken house, 1 cement bloc!
31 x 236 ft. long, auto. equi
1, 6 R. dwelling, plenty w
Will finance up to half. '
Woods, Rt. 5, Gainesville





270 A. farm land on pa
State Hwy. in Talbot Co, 2
town. Approx. 50 A. open 1
125 A. young timber, pine,
hardwood uncleared
sandy loam soil, clay s
6 R. house and 5 R.
lake sites. Fine fo





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FARM LAND

FOR SALE



70 A. fenced and crossfenc-

, pastures well watered with
sold streams, lake sites. Ap-
prox. 150 A. open land, bal-
nce in woods. Nice 6 R. house,
th, lights, phone, Co. water,
ntral heat. Good out build-
gs, near schools. 26 mi. from
tlanta, 6 mi. from Lawrence-
le, $125 acre. John H. Esco,
t. 1, Grayson, Ph. Loganville
OZ,












117 A. farm, water, no
uses, high and dry, lots
ung timber, some acreage
oil Bank, $62.50 acre. Terms
in be arranged on condition.
CC, Hayman, Girard. Ph.
81.-

6 A good land: Taylor Co.
ar Howard. Modern 6 R.
ouse, few fruit trees, good
iden, scuppernong arbor, a-
ut 2 A in young pines, con-
nient to stores, P. O. and
urch, on school bus Rt.
Nice neighborhood. Make of-
r. G. W. Creel, Howard.

40 A. land, on Hwy. 96, 15

open land, 1/4 mi. from
urch and stores, on. bus and
ail Rt.; also, 1 H wagon and
amness for sale. Z. J. Loyd,
oward.

8A. land in Banks Co., 4
i. N. of Homer. on paved rd.,























































ver, 3/4 mi. Silver Shades
wiist church, good farming
nd, lots of saw timber and
wing timber. Good stock
rm, $100 per acre cash. Title
r. Ben Payne, Rt. 1, Hom-









50 A. farm, more or less, 3
house in fair cond., lights,
_,mail and school bus rt.,
ater that will run into house,
out 8 A. good bottom land,
st in young pine and oak
imber, pasture. Trout stream
nning through, 2 mi. from
v't. Fish and Game Refuge.
eal chicken or truck farm-
beg, $2,500. S. D. Cantrell,
ligdon. :





182 A. country estate, 1700
. Ft., brick veneer house, 2
s. old. 2 pond sites on 2
eams. Tenant house (occu-
ed) and 2 barns. 110 A. open
a: d, richest Columbia Co. soil.
1/2 mi. No. Harlem on Ap-
ng Hwy. Plenty growing
ber, $18,500. Tractor and
ulpment available. H. W.


















rdin 5-6757,

ock or poultry farm, modern
se under construction, 60
jn timber and some good
ttom land, 30 A. lake site,
enty water, $8,000.00 L. T:
ote, 5174 Campbellton Rd. S.
: Atlanta 11. Ph. DI 4-0588.

2 A level land, 2 mi. Ac-
orth, Cobb Co., on Hickory
rove Rd, 6 R. 6 yr. old
louse, bath, back and front
oorches, barn, storage house.
Ouse wired for elec? stove.
S_in house, county water
ailable. Young fruit trees,
and pecans, and
$6,000.00 W. H.
. 1, Acworth.

50 A. good fertile land, 6 R.


















iter, REA power, 2,000 cap.
i oultry house, barn other out-
oldgs. 1 lake stocked with
ream and bass fish. On paved
ad 1 mi. Ea. South Hall High
hool on Poplar Springs Rd.
ding cultivator, 2 H. wagon.
ll all or part. See. Dont
ite. H. G. Fraser, Rt. 3,
rainesville.









12-1/2 A. more or less on
ear Creek, good for fishing,
ome open land, some swamps.
s. J. E. Rhodes, Keysville.

_42 A. 6 R. house, good spring,

sh pond, 6 mi. West Soper-
On on school bus route. Rea-
onable price. Abbie Brant-
Rt. 3, Soperton.
















3 A. in Irwin Co.
a. 4 A. cotton,
and also tobacco allot-
sarge pasture. $12,000.

Lewis, Box 187 Wil-

near






ool and mail Rt., on Hudson.

-ifor stove, elec. pump in well.

ir, Jr., Star Rt., Harlem. Ph.

0A. near Dahlonega, ideal

use, 2 halls, 3 porches, city.

5-1/2 pea- |

~ FARM LAND

9 A. cotton allotment for

like to rent all or part of
ee a ee Jr., 103
armon -- LaGrange, Ph.
TU. 4-8504. - e ae

_ 5 R. house, modern conven-
lences, 8 A. excellent bottom
land, SE edge of Atlanta. Some
extra work available. Prefer
retired couple, no children.
$40. month rent. Z. A. God-
win, 1250 Moreland Ave., At-
lanta 16.

Want family to put farm in-
to production. Standing rent
may be paid by roofing and
papering house this year. No
allotments or commitments at
present. Prefer someone who
could do carpenter work in
spare time. 20 x 34 ft. house,
elec., good well. Can put in
elec. pump and gas. Serena
Shutt, 4701 Jett Rd., N. W.,
Atlanta 5.

10 A. woodland, for home
site, small farm or poultry
farm. Will consider long time
lease, if interested. Earl
Stuckey, Rt. 2, Blackshear.

50 A: of good farm land and
pasture for rent. Mrs. E. A.
Wood, 639 - 2nd. Ave., Colum-
bus, Ph. Fairfax 2-3235.

2 farm houses, with or with-
out 300 A. of land, by yr., mo.,
or 5 yr. lease. Good bottom
land, good *5 -R. house and
water. 20 mi. W. of Atlanta.
K. H. Dorsett, 1475 Frazier
Rd., Decatur, Ph. HI. 3-9449.

Modern dairy farm for lease.
Pipe line parlor, milking barn,
1,730 lb. quota, equip. for irri-
gation, 500 ton concrete silo
and 2 new dwellings. J. T.
Smith, Ray City.

309 A. farm, 8 R. house, 60
A. bottom land. Standing rent
or thirds and fourths basis.
Located on Hwy. 155 near
Stockbridge. G. M. Wright,
Conley, Rt. 1, Ph. Ma. 7-2624.

Want retired white couple
for caretaker of small farm
near Atlanta. 3 R. house, wired













House and garden in return
for work as caretaker and
looking after livestock. Must
be absolutely non-drinkers
and honest. Good. opportunity
for right person. Stuart Lewis,
1264 Cumberland Rd., NE, At-
lanta 6, Ph. TR. 2-1072.

Good place for elderly cou-
ple, able furnish selves, who
want to truck patch and care
for yard, etc. Can have chick-
ens, hogs and cow. Land to
work up to 10 acres. On mail
route, paved road, 4 mi. No.
Dalton. Bessie Clifton, Rt. 5,
Dalton.

Around 30 A. in cultivation,
sandy soil, in Lanier County.
on west side Alapaha River,
in about 2 mi. Berrien Co. on
old dirt Willacoochee Rd. not
very far from Hwy. 1.9 A to-
bacco, 2-1/2 A. cotton (made
3 bales cotton on 2.3 acres last
year). No stock. Lannie Spell,
c/o Minnie Rouse, Rt. 1, Nash-
ville.

FARM LAND

WANTED









- Want 50-100 A farm in north
Ga., good house, farm land and
pastures and plenty water. J.
P. Osborne, Rt. 3, Dallas.

- Want . 200-300 A. land in
vicinity Winder, Barrow Co.,
suitable for cattle farming.
Prefer open acreage with lt-
tle or no timber, ample run-
ning water, all in 1 tract, but
will consider acreage of 40 A.
and up. Furnish complete de-
tails, to include price per.
Guy F. Maddox, Rt. 4, Win-
der.

Want 1-5. A. land with small
house on bus or trolly line,
prefer in Cobb or Fulton Co.
E. W. Hendon, 1781 S. Pryor
Cir. Apt. 3, Atlanta 15, Ph.
MA. 2-6913.

Want to buy small farm 1-
10 A. land, in Seminole or De-









Kingsland,

rent in Salem District. Would |/1



2

: Want small house or cabin

land in North Ga. Mtns. on
or near paved rd. E. M. Drake,
ie Lawton Ave. SW At-
anta.

Want 150-200 A. dairy farm



and equip. if possible. Must
have good 8 bed rm. house
with modern conveniences, on
mail and school bus Rt. De-
scribe and state price in first
letter. Woodrow Towner, Box
2304, Macon.

Want to buy small dairy
farm, want about 200 A.,
stocked and equipped. John
Spicer, P. O. Box 247, Mon-
tezuma, Ph. 7916.

Want 4 or 5 A. in Henry or
Rockdale
Co., to raise chickens. Water
is a must. Joseph B. Woods,
$255 Pinehill Dr., Decatur, Ph.
BU. 9-6947.

Want to buy large tract of
timberland. Virginia Killorin,
1391 Wessyngton Rd., N. E
Atlanta 6, Ph. TR 2-3395.

Will buy farm of 100 A. and
up, with good main residence,
barn and tennant house. Must
be fenced and have woodland
and water. Give full details in
first letter, price, terms, loca-
tion and condition of buildings.
J. T. McBrayer, c/o James P.
Osborne, RFD, $, Dallas.

Want 100-300 A. farm with
small acreage in bearing pe-
can trees. All replies answered.
E. Park McKibbon, Griffin.

Want to buy small farm 3
A..and up. with or without
house, but must have trees,
pines preferred, located on
South Ga. on U. S. Hwys. No.
1 47, 17 or 341. State price in
first letter. J. A: Weaver, Rt.
1, Box 215, Bartow.

Want 500-1,000 A., fairly
level land, preferred not cut
uy by Co. roads in W. Central
Ga. Write full details, size, lo-
cation, improvements, price,
etc. J. T. McKoy, Thomaston.

Want to buy about 200 A.
pasture and timber land, pre-
ferably in So. Ga. area. Will
consider smaller acreage. Sam
Goodson, RFD 1, Box 7, Lake
Park, Ph. Cherry 4-1818.

Want 80-200 A. Georgia
land, priced reasonable. Charl-
es H. Rogers, 2031 Sandtown
Rd., SW, Atlanta 11: :

Want 50 or 100 A. land,
suitable for pine trees. No im-
provements needed. Prefer 50
mi. north of Atlanta. Frank
Hagan, 740 Trust Co of Ga.
Bldg., Atlanta 3. :

















Want to buy several hundred
acres of unimproved or run-

down farm land. Must be
cheap. John Bowen, Rock
Springs. :



Want to buy, within 50 mi.
of Atlanta, cattle farm with
livable house and plenty of
water, or unimproved land or
timberland. Will consider any
tract on good road. Mrs. Stuart
W. Ross, 435 Woodward Way,
NW, Atlanta 5. |

Want acreage with lake site
near Washington, Ga. W. D.
Branan, 681 Woodland Ave.,
SE, Atlanta.

Want good cattle farm, 500
or more A. in 1 tract, located





within 100 mi. of-Atlanta. Must

be reasonable. O. C. Mulkey,
1956 Mt. Paran Rd., N.W., At-
Janta, Ph. CE. 7-2035. :

Want 50 or 100 A. with nice
creek, near Hwy. vicinity of
Suwanee, Green Braselton, Jr.,
a W. Manor Lane, SW, At-
anta. 2





Want Jand with timber or
suitable for growing timber.
Robert S. Ware, PO Box 251,
Ph. 3981, Hogansville.



Have small No. Fulton Co.

A.|acreage, over 1,000 ft. front-

age, will exch. for farm with
large older house on it, in ra-
dius 100 mi. Atlanta. Mrs.
Geo. Normandy, Rt. 11, Ridge-
wood Road, Atlanta.



Want buy or rent for reason-
able price, 20 A) more or less,
not too far from Atlanta, or
other good size town in Ful-
ton or DeKalb Co. Want un-
improved land. P. Paul Peek,



catur Co. D. Woodall, Box 336,

apy 0

on creek with elec. and some

ocated in central Ga. Dairy |

0., close to DeKalb] i

|bits, or would buy place with

Want 5 or 10 A. with or
without house (need not be
modern), for reasonable price,
and be located So. Columbus.
Give full information first let-
ter. Nicholas Lansberg, 107 F.
Peabody Apt., Columbus.

Want 10 to 25 A. in Houston
'Co., with or without house, and
part open land. Paul N. Mac-
key, 200 Johns Rd. Warner
Robins, Ph. WA 83-4367.

Want few acres land near
Rome, with small cabin on it
and water, any place if it is
cheap enough. J. C--FHartis,
206 East 14 St., Rome.

Want to exch. for acreage or
pine timber land, small acre-
age with renovated farm house
in an Mountain community
in Cobb Co. on Mays Rd. New
wiring, fresh paint, phone, un-
derground Butane tank, pump
in well, fruit and nut trees,
fig bushes, nice grove. Frank

. Swift, 1405 Fulton Natnl
car esate Atlanta e. Ph. TR
5-5168.

Want buy farm or acreage,
25 to 75 acres, within 30 mi.
Marietta. Mrs. C. Hilliard, 311
Robin Lane, Marietta.











farm, with majority of land
in pine timber, within 60 mi,
radius of S. W. Atlanta. Would
like farm with little or no im-
provements. Clabe McClure,
Rt. 2, Fairburn, Ph. 7209.

Want buy 30 to 50 A. farm,
cultivated land, good to fair
house. Will pay $2,500. to $3,-
000. down and bal. in 10 yrs.
Prefer middle or So. Ga. Fred
Colbert, Col. 1096 Conway Dr.
N. W., Atlanta 5. Es

FARM LAND

WANT TO RENT









Want to rent small farm by
the month, with fair house and
5 to 10 A. Jand, in cultivation.
Dewey F. Puryear, 712 Jones
Shaw Rd., Marietta, Ph. HEm-
lock 5-9402.

Want to rent with option to
buy, good house with at least
10,000 cap. broiler house,
small acreage. Must have plen-
ty water, on paved road near
Madison or in Morgan Co. E.
iL Martin, Rt 2, Lavonia. =

Want to rent or lease well
equipped operating Dairy
farm. Must be enough land for
pasture and to raise grain for
feed. Will make payments out
of monthly milk checks.
Charles D. Johnson, Rt. 1,
Waynesboro, Ph. 3716.

Want to rent about 1 A. land
with 5 or 6 R. house with bath,
lights, and water. Place to
raise a few chickens and rab-







good terms. Must be in Fulton
Co. and near Atlanta. C.. R.
Philpot, 1577 Bankhead Ave.,
Nw, Atlanta 18, Ph. SY 4-
0009.

Aged white woman want to
rent 3 or 4 R house with 3 A
land or Jess. Must have well
water. Within 40 mi. of De-
catur. Pay rent monthly, not
to exceed $15. or $20. per
month. Mrs. Edith Whatley, Rt.
1, Berry Dr., Decatur.

Elderly white couple desire
to rent small farm house,
wired for lights and have
small space for garden. Rent
not to exceed $25. mo. Prefer
DeKalb or Fulton Co. Write,
see or phone. George H. Mit-
chell, 4639 Covington Rd., De-
eatur, Ph. BU. 9-9822.

EQUIPMENT

FOR SALE











1940 model, 1/2 ton, pickup
truck with 1947 rebuilt motor,
$275; also, 2 row middle buster
for W. D. Allis Chalmers. Can
be seen at my farm on Mon-
roe-Athens Hwy. 78. O. C.
Sands, Rt. 1, Watkinsville.

2 row, horse drawn, Oliver
planter, used only 1 season,
cheap for eash. Mrs. P. F.
Worthington, Rt. 2, Kingston.

Oliver 50 twine hay bailer,
pick up type, used very little,
in go







535 Washington St. SW., At-
lanta 15. Ae

| 3309.



Minn. Moline V tractor, 5
dise turner, 10 disc bush and
bog harrow, 20 dise cuttin
harrow, Easy-Flo lime an
seeder, Cyclone seeder and
| fertilizer spreader, 6 ft. mow=-
ing machine, good rubber, ~
good cond., tires bought on

delaben, Sr., Ellenwood, Ph,
Stockbridge 3621. ee



planters, cultivators and fer- _
tilizer distributors; John Deere _
A tractor, late model, with |
cultivators and other equip-
ment, Both in good condition.
C. L. Jordan, Dawson Rd.,
Americus, Ph. 7497.

W. D. Allis Chalmers trac-
tor in No. 1 shape, also 1 Tay-
lor Way harrow and all kinds
farming tools. S. C. Chet?
Waddell, Rt. 1, Bremen.

Allis Chalmers tractor, new=
ly overhauled and_ painted,
1951 model; also, John Deere
H tractor with planters and
cultivators. Bob Carter,
Whitesburg, Ph. TE. 2-7395.

2 H. Turner plow, hay frame
and 2 H wagon and body, $20







< z A.{at my home, 3 mi. W. of New-
a ;nan on Franklin Hwy. Olin

B. Moore, Rt. 1, Box 285, New= 2
nan, eecge Se Tee



_ Cement mixer, 1 bag skip
loader, trailer, mounted, in
working condition, $150; also,
14-1/2 ft. truck body, $40.
Paul Helms, Roswell, Ph. 6302, -
(No Sunday business).

W. C. Allis Chalmers trac-
tor, good cond., post hole dig=
gers and Athens harrow, $575;
Intnl. I-4 tractor with Hough |
front end loader, dual wheels, ~
good cond., $650; VAC Case .
tractor for parts. F. M. Gazas
way, 2556 Clifton Spgs. Rd., |
Rt. 1, Decatur, Ph. DR. 8-2971.

Quail breeder pens, com-
plete with nests, auto. feeders
(and outside waterers, hold 6
or 8 prs., $30 ea, section; also,
1,200 cap. forced air incuba-
OP bios oh. -H. Barty, 220
Ridgeland Ave., Decatur, Ph.
DR. 7-3048.

Hither Mustang or Colt Mas-
sey-Harris tractor, complete
with 2 row planters and culti-
vator attachments, in excellent
cond.; also, John Deere seed~
er box for 5 disc John Deere |
tiller. T. R. Breedlove, Mon
roe, Ph. o2d 1, ae

Simplex 6 row cotton duster,
good cond., ready to mount on
W. D. Allis Chalmers tractor,
or will fixe to mount on.
Ford tractor if preferred, $83.
at my farm, 10 mi. E. of Dub-
lin on Hwy. 80. J. W. Lampp,
Jr., Rt. 6, Dublin, PR. BR. 2-2











John Deere D tractor for
sale. Daniel Swartzentruber,
Rt. 1, Box 81, Montezuma, Ph.
5911. a

One 185 gal. cap. Century
weed and -fertilizer sprayer,
aluminum tank, nozzles and g
pipes, big pump. Excellent
cond., used only 1 season.
Clarence Mooney, Rt. 1, Win-
mer Pi (0 ee

Case mowing mach., 6 ft.
blade, work any tractor, with
take off power, $175; 6 in. belt, =
55 ft. long, $30. All in good
cond. M. W. Gum, Zebulon.

One 6 row Figart cotton |
duster, 1 dbl. row fertilizer .
dist.
Deere M. T. tractor, 1 cotton:
and corn planter, mule drawn,
Cole type, 1 tractor, Athens
plow, all reasonably priced. L.
M. Christian, Rt. 1, Now Mill ~
Rd., Monroe. Bae

2 wheel, all steel farm trail-
er, good rubber, top remova-
ble, in A-1 cond., used very
little, bargain priced. J. A.
Milteer, P. O. Box 344, Quit-.
man. fos

N











7 row tractor spray for
Super A tractor, complete
with pump, barrel, hose and
nozzles, cheap for cash; 1 Cole
planter with tractor hitch for
Super A or Cole tractor, in
good cond. J. B. Bramlett,
Margret. ae

150 gal. Wilson bulk milk
tank, in perfect condition. R.





cond, A. C, Wright, Rt. |

ville. c ot

SS ies





tractor. $1,000. M. M. DeBar- oe

John Deere MT tractor with =





and planter for John .



















eat ia












PAGE SIX





"EQUIPMENT

FOR SALE



Oaks, No. 801-A, 5. deck,
laying pen, holds 10 pr. lay-
ing quail, $25; also, Leahy in-
cubator, model no. 416E, holds
416 eggs, 1 yr. old, $75. F. A.
Barfield, 3244 Seminole Ave.,
Macon, Ph. SH. 6-1242.

1 Belsaw mill and power
unit, also, 1 Vance planer,
cheap for cash. Mrs. J. M.
Dempsey, 5151 Dunwoody Rd.,
Dunwoody.

2 H hillside or reversable
Chattanooga turn plow, extra
point, good working cond., 1 H
middle buster, good shape
(Gantt), Ea., $5; 1 dbl. hopper
Cole planter with sword: open-
er, good as new, only planted
about 10 A., with attachments,
$22.50 All FOB Guyton. H. B.
Shearouse, Rt. 1, Springfield.







Turning plow for David
Bradley garden tractor, never
been used, cannot ship, $25.
L. W. Booth, 896 Ridge Ave.,
N.W., Atlanta 18, Ph. SY. 4-
3498.

Deep well equip. to pump



- water to pasture, pump jack,

ood as new, $25; 12 gal. tank,
10; switch box, $6; check

valve, $5; 5 pieces, 1-1/4 in.

piping, 20 ft. long, 25c ft.
Starling Yawn, Byronville.

Jubilee Ford tractor,.4 disc
breaking plow, heavy duty
disc harrow, cultivator, Cov-
ington planters, John Blue fert.
distributor, weeder, 13 hole

earborn grain drill on rub-
ber, fertilizer, grain and small
seed compartments, John
Deere tractor wagon, good
cond., reasonably priced. E. W.
Cunningham, RFD 2, McBean,
Ph. Waynesboro 3720. .

Marshal Elec. fence in new
condition with wire and in-
sulation to run about 1 mi.;
also, Dobbins cotton duster No.
200 in good cond. Lee Seller,
Chase Rd., Cornelia.

Minn. Moline 335 with 3
point hitch, 1958 model trac-
tor run less than 100 hrs. Sac-~
rifice for $1,750. Robert Jack-
rae Ft. Valley, Ph. TA, 5-

1 H wagon, cheap; 1 middle
buster plow, 1 H Oliver turn-
ing plow, 1 Gantt guano dis-
tributor, all in farm and good
cond.; also, good tall, all metal,
corn sheller. Lucille Brown,
Rt. 4, Box 239, Sylvania.

2 H. wagon, $25; 2 H middle
buster, $10; mule scoop. $10;
iron dbl. tree with singletree,
$5; 2 sets gears with 2 leather
collar, one, $6 other, $5, sizes,
17 and 19. G. L. Jackson, Rt.
a BP etad Rd., Stone Mtn., Ph.

John Blue cotton duster for
Super A Farmall tractor: like
new, also, I. H. C. peanut shak-
er for Super A Farmall, A-1-
cond, Reasonably priced. Mrs.
J. L, Brown, Rt. 3, Hawkins~-
ville, Ph. Twilight 2-2167,

4 steel drums, with covers,
6.6 bu. cap., $2.50 ea. Have
frames for padlocking 3 of
same; complete horse turning
plow with metal beam. Mrs.
Ruth Haynie, Rt. 2, Box 469,
ee (Belair), Ph. RE. 6-













Peach packing machinery,

; brush, tables, graders, will sell

complete or in parts: also,
Niagara Turner and Durand
ands turn. J. R. Hill, Green-
ville.



1 metal Sioux bin, 1,250 bu.

_ap., like new, $400, E, G.

Fountain, Ft. Valley. -



Martin tandem Low Boy with
drop down back, capable of
hauling D 8, elec. brakes, set
of brake linings, $1,200. TD 6
Dozer motor for sale cheap.
Can be seen at my home near
Blairsville. No letters. No

phone. Lloyd Young, Rt. 4,

Blairsville.

100 ft, roll, 4 ft., best grade
woven fencing complete with



~ dbl. driveway gate and posts,

$70. Miss Mattie Lou OKel-

ley, Box 85, Maysville. Chas

McCormick-Deering field
harvester, model 20-C, 66 in.
cutter bar attachment, row
crop attachment, 6 cylinder
Silver Diamond engine, less
than 200 working hrs. Brother
M. Alanus, Procurator, Mon-
astery of the Holy Ghoast,
Conyers.

Direct cut attachment for
32 A Papec forage harvester
with wheel hold down, used 1
season, in good cond., $150.
U. T. Smith, Mansfield, Ph.
Covington 6091.

John Deere A tractor, culti-
vators, planters, 6 disc tiller
with seeder, dbl. disc harrow,
2 bottom trailer plow, drag bar

Nashville. J. J, Harrell, RFD
1, Nashville.

John Deere cotton, corn
planter with all plates, 2 H
Oliver 12 Turner, Oliver 1 H
turner, middle buster plows,
stocks and other horse drawn
farm tools. J. W. Cosby, 747
Fletcher St., Cedartown,

John Blue, 6 row, cotton
duster, $100; John Deere
planters, axle type, fits A or
B, $75, all in good repair;
Ford cotton duster, 6 row,
needs. some repair, $50. Odie
C. Bramlett, Rt. 1, Colbert.

Slightly used large irrigat-
ing system, less than 1/2 price.
Co ie Hinson, P.O. Box 219,
Alamo, Ph. LO. 8-2051.





Cole planter,
and guano distributor, both
like new, used only a few
times last yr., $25 ea. H. C.
Cleland, Rt. 1, Box 359 Sa-
vannah, Ph. Guyton PR. 2-
3245.



tires, runs good, includes disc
darrow, cultivators and turn
plow, $90. Grady Chambers,
3638 Spring St., Chamblee, Ph.
GL. 7-3655.

David Bradley chain saw and
1952, 3/4 ton, Intnl. pick up
truck. Lester Lofland, Rt. 2,
Cedartown, Ph, 1005-W-1.



all, $800. On Hwy. 129, So. of

mule drawn

2 wheel garden tractor, good.



MARKET BULLETIN,

300 gal. Steinhorst bulk milk
cooler, with compressor in
good cond.; also 10 can size
milk cooler, will sell seperate-
ly. M. B. Calson, Rt. 4, Box
440, Valdosta, Ph. CH. 4-0083.



John Deere A tractor with
planting and cultivating equip.
1 rotary hoe, 6 disc tiller with
all new disc, harrow with all

ton peanut rake, used to rake
only 11 A oa Mrs. Willis
Mathews, Rt. i, Ft. Valley.

new dise, heavy duty Lillis-



Intnl. T. D. 18 with hydrau-
lic angle blade, in good cond.,
used only a few hrs. J. C.
Kirkpatrick, C/O Clayton
Farms, 1141 Johnson Rd., NW,
Atlanta 18, Ph. JA. 5-5346.

Farmall Super C_ tractor,



set cultivators, planters, fer-
tilizer att.; 8 disc Farmall bush
and bog disc harrow. and John
Deere combine with engine.
L. J. Ballard, Rt. 4, Box 161,
Griffin, Ph, 3324. :

John Deere combine, Model
25; 7 tt. cut, PLO practically
new, Darf side delivery rake,
model PBP 12, in good condi-
tion. Mrs. Grady Redma.,
Monticello, Ph, 6195.



excellent cond., looks like new; |p



5, 5 deck chick starter bat-
teries and 2, 3 deck developing
batteries, $30 ea., less if lot is
taken. Alfred Haase, Rt. 3,
Box 65, Brunswick, Ph. AM.-
5-0466, e



Friend spray machine, 300
gal. cap., N.X. model pump,
used in commercial peach or-
chard, $350. R. F. Nutt, Jr.,
Luella, Ph. McDonough 4174.





EQUIPMENT

_ WANTED



Want mower, middle buster,
bush hog and rubber tired
wagon for Ford tractor, 3 point
hitch, in good cond. and with-
in 50 mi, radius of Marietta.
D. W. Shaw, Rt..1, Kennesaw.



Intnl. TD-9 deisel crawler
tractor with heavy duty cargo
winch, recently recondition
and in excellent cond., bar-
gain for cash. L. A. Mallory
Jr., Thomaston, Ph. Midway
7-3259 nights. 2

Set of cultivators and plant-
er for Farmall A tractor, $50
or exch. for equal value shell-
ed corn bagged and delivered.
A. C. Drake, Rt. 3, Box 311,
Washington. -

Farm machinery to sell sep-
arately or in single group, 3
tractors and equip., rakes, disc
tillers, stalk cutter, and ham-
mer mill, Reasonably priced or
will take less. E. H, Jones,
Reynolds.

1953 model John Deere B
tractor; John Deere tractor
mower and 4 dise tiller,
smoothing harrow. J. H. Ste-
phens, Social Circle, Ph. 3316.

Ford field cultivator, Ford
subsoiler and 1 H drawn Cole
dbl. hopper corn planter. All
in good cond. J. C. Cutter, Blue
Ridge.

Model 20 W Bucyrus Erie
well drilling machine on 2-T
Dodge truck, fully equip., both
in good cond, E. R. Fowler, Rt.
1, Box 100, Dallas, Ph. 3481.

Model 64 Intnl. Harvester
combine, excellent cond., pric-
ed reasonable. Harry Moore,
Buchanan, Ph. 3491.















John Blue cotton duster, 6
row, for tractor, not new but
in good cond., do good work,
priced reasonable. Located on

of Buchanan. Robert Lee
es Rt. 2, Box 76, Tem-
ple.



1 saw mill, 3 headblocks,
frick mill and 27 in. Corley
all steel Edger, 1 Diesel power
unit, 110 hp, priced right or
would trade for good: late
model Ford tractor in good
cond, Located at Friendship
church in Paulding Co. Glenn
Brown, Rt. 3, Douglasville.



1 good uses elec. well pump
with pipes, also plastie hose.
See. Mrs. Ernest Clark, Rt. 2,
Dawsonville. a



By pend Rape ge cae gap ae ar rea

Copper Mine Hwy., 8 mi. NE|.

Want 2 good used 13 x 26
tractor tires. T. B. Manley, Rt.
4, box 149, Griffin, Ph. 5023.

Want used front mounted
blade for Farmall cub tractor.
State price and cond. W. F.
Crawford, Rt. 1, Meansville,

Want field cultivator (all
purpose plow), late model pre-
ferred, State price and cond.
Guy McKillian, Dacula, Ph.
Lawrenceville, TH. 3-4439.

Want Ford tractor in good
running cond., with or with-
out harrow and rotary mower,
priced right for cash and with-
in reasonable distance of
Americus, No other equip.
needed. J. L. Suttles, Vienna
Rd., Americus, Ph. 2330.

Want to buy reasonable,
600 or 700 egg incubator. State
time used and price in first
letter. Joe Freeman, 1105
Britt Ave., Columbus.

Want planter and fertilizer
attachments for Farmall A
tractor, in good cond. State
reasonable cash price. Prefer
within 50 mi. of Carrollton.
Ralph Akin, Bowdon Junc-
tion, Ph, TE: 2-8775:

Want one 10 x 24 used trac-
tor tire. H. H, Hoyle, Rt. i:
Statham,

Want to buy rotary mower
for ford tractor and turning
plow. Must be cheap for cash.
Don_ Cochran, Kennesaw, Ph.
Marietta 9-4982







Want 1 farm jeep with 4
wheel drive, Adell Digby, 729
Clark St., Covington,

Want 3 point hitch Ford
cultivator, dbl. section harrow
and 5-1/2 ft. rotary mower.
D. L. Fountain, P. O. Box 597,
eee Robins, Ph, WA, 3-

Want 15 automatic waterers,
8 ft. long for broilers, 25 hang-
ing tube feeders and 1 A. R.
Wood gas brooder, 500 cap.

W. E. Polati , Er t.
38006. y, Evans, Ph. RE,

Want power lift for Farm-
all M tractor, State price and



cond. Martin Moss Rt, 4, El-
berton, 2



Want pulling tandem G. I.
truck. Quote price, make and
condition. Horace Elliott, Rt.
1, Barney,

Want a pea thrasher. Call
or write. Wilbur Conner, Rt.
3, Hawkinsville, Ph. TWilight
2-2193. :

SEED & PLANTS

FOR SALE



White tender Half Runner
garden beans, 65c teacupful;
early brown Crowders and
Blue Java peas, 40c teacupful.
Cheaper in larger quantities;
Hickory King seed corn, $1
gal., $1.75 peck. Add postage.



B, Brown, Rt. 1, Ball
Ground.
White, tender 6 wks. beans,

75 pt.; white, black-eye peas,
65c pt.; Okra, 40c for big cup-
ful; good yellow pop corn, 25c
lb. Weevil-free. Add postage;
yellow butternut squash and
red pumpkin seed, 3 spoons
full, 10c and stamped envel-
ope. Vella Rice, Rt. 1, Cum-
ming.

Okra seed, 50c teacupful.
Add postage. Mrs. G. T. Por-
terfield, Rt. 2, Comer.

Bushel gourd seed, 18 for
59c PP. J. F. DeBoard, Jasper.







Extra large Martin and
Jumbo gourd seed, 25c doz.
Send self-addressed envelope.
Geo. F. Murkerson, Rt. 6, East-
man, -

: Wednesday, March 18, 195

























Old time, tender whit :
field bean seed, Germ. 92 pct.
65c cupful; red speckled crow.
der peas, Germ. 93 pct.; whit
mush peas, Germ. 90 pet,
good tender, green okra seaq
Germ. 86 pct. 50c cupful. Add
postage. Mrs. Carl Smith, R
3, Ellijay.

Watercress plants, well ro
ed, $1.25 C. Shipped promp
Mrs. C. C. Gentry, Rt. 3, Cal
shhoun, s





Red, yellow plum, 4,
clear seed peach, 3, $1; m
cadine, dewberry, 4 in. w
rooted, Boysenberry, 4 in
Mtn. huckleberry, bearing s
25, $1; Hackworth apple trees
2, $1. Mrs. B. T. Thornton, Rt
1, Bowdon. ;

Govt. insp., pecan tree
Stuarts in size 2/3, $1.50; 3/4
ft., $1.75; Farley, 3/4 ft. on
$1.75. Plus sales tax. Exp. Col,
unless postage is set with or
der L. E. Brown, Baconton., Ph.
2112:

Rutger cert, tomato, Brus
sprouts, Broccoli, Cauliflow
lettuce, dill, silver skin on
plants, garlic, cabbage, B
pepper, collards. All, 35c d
Tomatoes only by the tho
and, $5 M. FOB farm. No }
$1 orders. Mrs. H. V. Frank
sr., Rt. 1, Register.

-Boysenberry plants, 6
75 plus postage. Mrs. J,
Hinson, Box 104, Chester,

Everbearing strawberry
plants, $1.50 C. PP. W. M
Bryant, 5415 Emory Dr., Sa-
vannah, 5













Old time striped half run-
mer garden banes, guar. ten-
der, Germ, 85 pct., 50c lb. No
order less 2 Ibs.; black-eyed
peas, Germ. 84 pct. and early
purple hull. peas, Germ. 83
pet. Ea. 40c lb. All PP in Ga.
Mrs. TI. A. Pilgrim, Rt. 5,
Cumming. /

Apple trees, State insp., 2



yr. 6 ft., branched, red and}

yellow Delicious, yellow Horse,
Winesap, red June, red Melba,
Early Harvest, Rome Beauty,
Transparent, Fallowater and
Virginia Beauty, $1 ea.; 1 yr.
old Concord grapevines, 20c
ea. Add postage. Guy Bolt,
223 Claire St., Rossville.

50 to 100 bu. 90 day run-
ning Velvet beans, sound and
clear, $6.50 bu. W. E. Duke,
Rt. 3, Buena Vista.

Green seed cane, 6c stalk;
also few stalks blue seed cane,
8c stalk. At my place at Den-
mark, on Hwy. 67. S. J. Foss,
Brooklet, Ph. Statesboro (at
night) TE 9-3187.

Raspberry plants, Mtn.
Huckleberry, 10, $2; $15 C.,;
strawberry, 24, $1.50. Fine
plants, well rooted. Miss Odell







|Parks, Rt. 3, Ellijay.



Lucretia dewberry (earliest,
sweet, juicy), plants, 12 in.,
$1.25 C.; $5 M. Mrs. B. Robin-
son, Greenville.

=

Kudzu crowns, well rooted,
$2 C.; 500, $7; $12.50 M. Add
postage. C. D,. Crowe, Rt. 2,
Gainesville.



Kudzu for planting. All you
can dig free of charge. Easy
access. Write when you are
coming. John A. Lawrence, Rt.
2, Box 345, Milledgeville.

Extra large, firm meat, fine
flavor Lady Thompson straw-
berry plants (grow on sturdy
upright stems, holds berries
off dirty, $2 C.: 500, $7.50.
Add postage. Ship only well
rooted, young plants. Mrs. J.
S. Crowe, Rt. 1, Cumming.





Boysenberry strong, well
rooted plants, 6, $1; $1.75 doz.;
2 doz., $3 PP.; old fashioned
Blue Damson plums, 2-3 ft.,
50c; 5-6 ft., $1 ea. State insp.
Dormant sprayed, damp pack-
ed. Order of $3 on trees, PP.
Prompt shipment. Mrs. George
Collins, 891. Hammond Le.
ee Atlanta 5. Ph. BL 5-



_Mtn. Huckleberry, bearing
size, 25, $2; Hazlenut, 15, $1.65;
black walnuts, 2, $1.35; wild
strawberry, 4 doz., $1: fresh
dug yellow root, washed clean,
4 lb. lard box full, $1.25. Add



_'son, Rt, 3, Box 124, Ellijay.

postage. Mrs. Nandy Hender-

2

4- Gourd seed: Bushel, Lo
































_Horseradish roots, sassafras,
Queen of Meadow root, 50
lb.; horseradish plants,

doz.; garlic plants, 1c ea.
C.; red raspberry, 25c ea.
$1; tanzy, balm,
yellowdock, yellow root, ra
vein (not ratsbane), 35c d
catnip, 2 bunches, 50c. A
postage. Mrs. Presley Fowl
Rt. 5, Ellijay. l

Hybrid F-2 climbing t
tomato plants ready April 1





plants. 500, $1.25; $2 M. Mix
orders accepted. Ship dai
E. L. Fitzgerald, Box 6

Fitzgerald, Ga.



Sunflower seed, Jumbo, Long
Handle, Martin and O
mental, 10c pkt. and stamped,
addressed envelope, 3 pkts,,
25c; yellow root, freshly dug
and washed, 4 lb. lard box full,
$1. Add postage. Mrs. Ventis
Weaver, Rt. 5, Ellijay.

Hand saved 1957 round,
dark green rind, yellow me
watermelon seed, Germ. |
pet., 60c teacupful. Add pos
age. Mrs. Johnnie Harmon,
2, Calhoun.





Old fashion, large bloomi
Sunflower seed, (good po
try feed), 30c cupful; dry h
red Cayenne pepper pods (f
home use), 30c doz.; go
tender, old time white creas
back bedn seed, 65 cupf
catnip, 25c clump, 5, $1. A
postage. Mrs. Dewey Ellis,
5, Ellijay. x



Large Martin gourd se
10c doz.; 4 doz., 25c, plus se
addressed, stamped envelop
Prompt return on all orders.
Mrs. Ethel Prescott, Rt. 2, Box
213, Fitzgerald.



Bushel (grow to 62 in.
round) gourd seed, 30 s
25c and stamped _ envelop
Dewey Gulledge, Rt. 1, Dall



Cornfield bean seed, whi
creaseback, speckled cutshorts
and mixed cutshorts, al
white cutshorts and ceasebac
mixed, ea. 65c cupful.
postage. Mrs. Preston Sout
land, Rt. 3, Ellijay.



Handle and Birdhouse. 2 d
seed of either kind, 25c pl
stamped, addressed envel
No orders filled without @
velope, Mrs. Alta Wood, Rt.
Martin.

Martin gourd seed, 15
2, doz. 25c. PP, Mrs.





son, Martin,









SED & PLANTS

FOR SALE



Old time white, tender Half
Runner garden and _ striped,
tender cornfield beans, 65c
- teacupful; Thos. Laxton Eng.
peas, 50c cupful; nice, large
garlic bulbs, 50c doz. PP in
_ Ga. Miss Gennia Brown, Rt. 1,
- Ball Ground.

SEED & PLANTS

WANTED





- Want 1/2 bu. Hastings white
prolific corn (the original not
the super). Quote price. Jas.
_ A. Wood, Rt. 1, Box 38, Fair-
- burn. Ph. 2573.

| Want 1 M. 1958 Blakemore
strawberry plants. Pay $5 M.
- Must be well damp packed,
and well rooted. Write before
_ shipping. H. P. Malcom, Rt. 2,
| Box 47, Social .Circle.- Ph>
3346. :

Want smal amt. white Light-
ning okra seed. Give price.
Mrs. J. W. Sosebee, Sautee.
_ (White Co.).

Want red multiplying, or
sweet white nest onions. Ad-
vise price. Curtis Lumpkin, Rt.
1, Winterville. .

Want 1 bu. 2 crop field peas.
- Quote cash price prepaid Frt.
_ or FOB. Robert T. Futrell, Rt.
Ee 2,-Clyo, vey

Want White nest onions.
State price soon. Mrs. Lillian
Webb, 6 Granite Hogansville.

Want 100-300 Ibs., red
speckled calico crowder peas,
and 100-300 lbs. brown sugar
_crowder peas. Mail samples
and quote price. Charlie Smith,
Box 406, West Point.

~ FEED & GRAIN

FOR SALE



























Good Orchard grass and
Clover hay in square bales,
80c bale, delivered in Atlanta
area. 37 bales or more. Ralph
-Dangar, Rt. 1, Woodstock, Ph.
- Roswell 2472.

Excellent quality heavy bal-
ed Sericea, Kobe or Crimson
Clover hay, at barn, reasona-
bly priced or will trade for
_ yearling calves. Write or come
on Saturdays only. J. B. Mc-
Koy, Rt. 1, Box 141, Newnan.

:
_ Approx. 100 bales mixed
hay, Grass and Lespedeza,
Jarge bales, 50c bale, at my
home. Will deliver. Herbert
PV. Cox, 1570 Cedar Grove
Rd., Conley, Ph. Atlanta MA.
7-0001.

1,000 bales Sericea Lespe-
_deza hay for sale or trade for
Cattle, fertilizer distributor or
locust posts. Guy Neal, Ellen-
' wood, (near Atlanta), Ph.
Stockbridge 3073.

(> 130 tons good, bright, hay
_ for sale, approx. 80 tons Brown
top Millet, $30 ton, rest grass
and Lespedeza, cut from im-
' proved pastures, $20 ton. FOB.
_ Truck load lots only. Arthur
| Huie, Jr, 191 Foyette. Ave,
Jonesboro, Ph. GR. 8-8585.

_. 1,000 bales, 1958 crop, well
fertilized and limed Fescue
hay, square twine tied bales,
40c bale, truck load lots at
my barn, 4-1/2 mi. N. of Dal-
ton on Hwy. 71. J. F. Ander-

ok Rt. 4, Dalton, Ph. BR. 8-

Top quality Coastal Ber-
Muda hay, from heavily fertil-
ized fields, baled without rain
in_ heavy, square, wire tied
bales, $25 ton. Fob. Can con-
_veniently load large trailer
trucks. Bill Eager, Rt. 1, Val-
_dosta, Ph. CH. 2-5313.

_ Highly fertilized and limed
Crimson Clover, Fescue and
Oat hay, cut in dough, no rain
On it, large square bales, $30
ton, 75c bale at barn in Dacula.
Ph. Lawrenceville, Thornwell
938. John D. Gilbert, 1896
ewood Dr., N. E., Atlanta.

























Good field hay, 45 large
bale. Bill Schroer, Rt. 2, Box
6, Valdosta, Ph. CH. 2-0607.

Good hay, baled without
rain. Approx. 2 tons Crab
Grass, some Coastal mixture,
from well fertilized field, $15

ton at barn; approx. 3 tons | W

Serecia Lespedeza and 4 tons
mainly Kobe Lespedeza some
Coastal and Crab Grass mix-
ture. $20 ton at barn. John M.

Peavy, Ht; Cuthbert, Ph.
115-J-2.

Alfalfa hay, mixed with ap-
prox. 25 pct. Timothy, in
Square wire bound bales, (this
is excellent dairy, horse and
mule feed), $37.50 ton. FOB.
Milton Brannon, Box 196,
Buchanan, Ph. 4041,

Well fertilized and limed
hay Sericea, Brown-top Millet,
Rye Grass, Crimson Clover,
square wire bound bales, ex-
cellent hay, 75 to $1 bale.
Ray F. Almand, 4864 Stage-
coach Rd., Ellenwood, Ph.
Stockbridge 4290.

Mixed hay, 50c bale: also,
Lespedeza, 50c bale, E. M.
Landrum, Adairsville.

4,000 bales Millet hay, big
commercial size bales, $1 bale.
W. A. Selman, Rt. 1, Palmetto,
Ph. Atlanta PL. 8-7111.

400 bales Oats, 150 bales
Brown top Millet and Bean,
and 350 bales Soy Bean and
Crab Grass. J. A. Clark, Ellen-
wood, Ph. Stockbridge 3712.

Oat and Rye hay, $22 ton,
del. immediate vicinity; also,
Millet, Coastal Bermuda hay
and Sorghum Silage, all pric-
ed cheap. C. P. Savage, dr.,
Montezuma, Ph. 5931.

Large quantities Lespedeza,
Brown top Millet and Oat hay,
In square bales, baled without
rain, $30 ton ea. at barn or
trade for cattle. FE. A. Ballard,
Ri 3, Fayetteville, Ph. 2981.

LIVESTOCK

. FOR SALE



Cattle |

8 Reg. bred Angus heifers,
top Kileenmere breeding, 22-
26 mos. old $300.-$40U: also
sev. other heifers, $250.-$300.
No letters. J. C. Nicholson, c/o
tt Top Farm, Rome. Ph.

40 White Face Hereford
steers from purebred cows, wt.
approx. 9000 lbs. Ready to go
on pasture or feed. C. M. Bow-
den, Rt. 3, Stone Mountain. Ph.
BU 9-7616 (Atlanta)

25 young purebred Angus
heifers, best of bloodlines,

cheap. C. E. Hinson, P.O. Box

219, Alamo,

Reduced for quick sale,
small herd top Ped. Reg. Black
Angus show cattle, 2 cows,
$275. ea. and 1 herd. bull, 4
yrs. old $500. Can be seen
with ped. and reg. papers at
Melody Brook Farm. Ogden
Geilfuss, Rt. 3, Marietta. Ph.
Hemlock 5-7385 Smyrna.

4 Reg., artificially bred,
Guernsey heifers, 2 yrs. old in
July and August, artifically



bred to freshen in Oct, and

Nov. Sell 1 or all. Guy Mc-
Millian. Dacula. Ph. Lawrence-
ville TH 3-4439,

2 Jersey 2nd calf heifers, 2
Holstein 2nd calf heifers, 10
Holstein Ist calf heifers. Dis-
ease free, calfhood vaccinated.
R. B. Curtis, Farmington.

Well tamed, Reg. horned
Hereford bull, calved April
1958, from outstanding herd
bull: Carl Roberts, Ball
Ground.

Dairy herd, 35 cows, 1 bull,
835 lbs. per day base on At-
lanta Milk Shed with South-
ern Dairies, 300 gal. bulk tank
and new DeLaval pipeline.
Clifford Johnson, P. O. Box
170, Palmetto. Ph. 5081.







12 Holstein, 5 Guernsey and
1 Jersey calfhood vaccinated,
500 to 650 lb. wt. also Guern-
sey bull, 17 mos. old, sired by
Conquerors Don of W. V.
Farm. Sell market _ prices.
Hamilton L:; <Hill,. c/o Hill
Fruit Farm, Newnan...



4 Reg. polled Hereford bulls,
each around 1 yr. old, Reg. in
both Associations, $250. to
$300. ea J. L. Hadden, Gibson.

Horses, Mules & Ponies

7 yr. old mare, Tenn. Allen
alker, strawberry roan, 5
gaited, light mane and_ tail.
see my place, Bilmore Rd. Z.
L. Miles, Rt. 2, Box 154, Smyr-
na.

Shetland ponies: 1 proven
mare, 1 proven 3 yr. old stal-
lion, and 1 yr. old fillie. Robt.
K. Smith, c/o Journeys End
Farm, Americus.





Shetland pony stallion, 1-
1/2 yrs. old, $150. or with sad-
dle and bridle, $185. Fred C.
Sho Fort Valley. Ph. TA 5-

a



Small mule, works good,
gentle, $75. Located 6 mi. No.
Roswell off 140 Hwy. on Cox
Ra: Raiph = Danearo Rte 1.
Woodstock. Ph. Roswell 2472.

Quarter Horse mare, 7 yrs.



old, trained for roping calves,

neck rein broke. Ira Teem, Rt.
I, Milner. Ph. Griffin 4897.

5 gaited gelding, 5 yrs. old,



about 58 in. tall. Daniel Swart-

zentruber, Rb 1, Box 81, Mon-
tezuma. Ph. 5911.

2 yr. old gentle bay mare,
half Tenn. Walker and Quar-
ter, well broke. A. C. Wright,
Rt: 1sPitts;

Nice, gentle red and white
spotted pony, saddler or rid-
ing, wt. about 700 lbs. around
8 yrs. old, with nice saddle
and bridle. Lee Sellers, Chase
Rd. Cornelia.

Spirited, solid white Walk-
ing horse, good conformation,





sound and stylish. Sally For-

rester,
5853.

Saddle horse, safe for chil-
dren to ride, $125.: Saddle,
$35. E. R-Fowler, Rt. 1, Box
100. Dallas. Ph. 3481.

Palomino stallion about 7

Decatur. Ph. HI 3-





yrs. old; Reg. sorrel stud, 3.

yrs. old, brood mares, both
grade and reg. Shetlands, sor-
rel Shetland fillies, 8-12 mos.
old. Contact. J. H. Stephens,
Social Circle. Ph. 3316.

2 yr. old brown and white
Shetland pony, broke to pony
cart and saddle. very gentle,
$150.: pony eart and harness,
$100.; new black saddle and
bridle, $50., or $300. for lot.
Charley B. Wooster, 1222 Be-
echview Dr. S. E., Atlanta 16.
Ph. MA 2-3629.

10 nice small Shetland pony
mares, 3-4 yrs. old, all colors,
and all under 40 in. tall: Some
drop colts in 30 days, and all





bred to Reg. stallion. Sell all}

or separately. Jess Holbrook,
Jonesboro. Ph. GR 8-6771.

Healthy, fast walking gen-
tle farm horse, broken to sad-
dle. Consider price of $125.
See at farm. Mrs. W. G. Pres-
cott Rt. 2, Fitzgerald.

18 mos.-old Tenn. Walker



colt, halter broken and gen-'|

tle, $60. Mrs. H. Carden, Rt.
Di ie 431,. Macon. Ph. SH
3-1490.

Reg. 5 gaited Tenn. Walk-
ing mare, flax mane and tail,
4 stockings, blaze face, with
Western saddle and bridle, al-
so Ga. raised mare, bay with
black mane and tail, work or
ride. Excellent cond. - priced
reasonable. Ralph D.. Smith,
Warthen Rd. Sandersville. Ph.
2801.

At Stud. Red Lights Noble
Rex, Reg. 36083, American
Saddle bred stallion. Proven
sire top colts. Grandson Noble
Kalarama. Thomas G. Wat-
kins. Jr., 4584 Flat Shoals Rd.
Rt. 2. Decatur. Ph. BU 9-6692.

Sheep and Goats

1 milk type nannie goat, 9
mos. old, $8. Merlin Marston,
445 Old Dixie Hwy. Mountain
View.

Toggenburg goats, males, ap-
prox. 10 mos. old, $20 ea. fe-
males, $25 ea.; milking goats,
$40. Cannot ship. Deleon
Thornton, Rt. 2, Box 146, Gray.



300 sheep in heavy wool. Big
lambs at side. Sell, or exch.
for cows, horss and mules of
equal value. W. A. Selman, Rt.
1, Palmetto. Ph. Atlanta PL.-
SeTitige

Milk goat, fresh first of
April, $25; 1 billy goat, $10.
Rev, Charles M. Parris, Rome.

Ph. 4-1884.

2 Toggenburg, 1 Saanan
does and 1 billy, from good
stock, for sale; also, at Stud,
Toggenburg buck; baby goats
given away free. F. H. Millerd,
Rt. 2, (Mars Hill Rd. and Hwy.
41 No.), Acworth. Ph. 6012.

16 good, clean milk does, 4
mature, 12 mostly freshening
2nd time, $200; 5 sheep, 2
ewes, freshened once, 2 yearl-
ings, ewe and ram, and 4 mos.
old ewe lamb. $40. 12 mi. W.
Hamilton. Karl Dayhoof, Rt. i
Box 95, Hamilton. |

Fine Toggenburg goat, fresh-
en in March, 2 Saanans, fresh-
en soon. Do not ship. Mrs. Lee
Kirkley, 3860 Cascade Rd.,
S.W., Atlanta 11.

Swine
Landrace pigs, 10 wks. old,
male and female, av. wt. 50-
60 lbs. Reg. buyers name, $35.
ea; also open and bred gilts.

At farm. E. L. Copeland, Rt:
2, Tifton. Ph. 1918 M.

Long type Poland China, 4
young boars, born Nov. 28,
1958, outof Blounts Gal., by
Bonnie Lad. Treated and ready
for service in about 60 days,
$30. ea. FOB farm. W. C.
Blount, Rt. 2, Danville.

Reg. Black P. C. gilts and
males, long meat type, from
bangs tested and treated herd,
$35. and up. Farm located on
Ocilla-Douglas Hwy. Clarence
H. Paulk, Rt. 1, Wray.

Duroc pigs, wormed, treat-
ed and reg. buyers name, $25.
ea. Top bloodlines; also 2 gilts
ready for breeding, $45. ea.
J. H. Donaldson, Rt. 1, Fort
Valley. (State Rt. 96 Ea.
Hauser Mill Site)

Tamworth and PC. meat
type boars, purebred but not





|Reg. $55. ea; 5 bred sows and

gilts, $65. ea; pigs, $12.50 ea.
few, $10. ea. Gerald Stucki,
Stone Mountain. Ph. 8002
evenings.





Special on Landrace boars,
Reg. treated, Ist class, $25. ea.
at 8 wks. old; service age, $50.
Alvin Greene, Rt. 1, Box 507
B, Augusta. Ph. 6-3155.

20 Reg. Hampshire boars, 10
ready for service. Individually
tested Bangs and Lepto. From
cert. meat sires. Reasonable.
Forest M. Arnold, Rt. 3, Bac-
ley. Ph. 3035.

Purebred Tamworths, Reg.
herd, free of all disease, large
litters of large, fast growing
pigs, bred to loins, length,
depth, color and ham _ size.

Breeding stock, $25. and up:.

_PAGE SEVEN |

feeder pigs, $15. Mrs. Chas.

Baldwin, c/o Chas. Badin
ae Suwanee. Ph. Buford

Landrace, choice breeding
stock, 12 mos. old boar, $75,
res. buyer's name: 12 Lan-~

drace pigs, elig for reg. 3 mos,
old, $40. ea. W. F. Miles, Rt.

4, Box 208, Baxley.

2 purebred Yorkshire boars,
breeding age, $40. ea. R. J.
Carter, Whitesburg.

Purebred Landrace boars
and gilts, imported bloodlines,
also pigs. Reg. buyers name,
Priced low. Clyde Beaty, Rt.
2 Pave,

Reg. Yorkshire pigs, 10 wks.
old, best bloodlines. Boars,
$25.; gilts, $30. ea. at farm, 7
mi. East Calhoun on Boonford
Rd. Ac Harmon, sr hte 2.
Calhoun.

10 Landrace and OIC and
15 Hampshire pigs, $10. ea.
Byron Anderson, Rt. 1, Al-
pharetta.











Reg. SPC weaned pigs, each

sex, and can furnish unre-
lated pairs, and 1 extra good
service age boar. All meat

type. Quitman Barrs, Eastman. ~
'Ph. 3800. ef



Tamworths, Reg. unrelated
boars: and gilts: J. .S. Davis,
Abba, Rt. 3, Fitzgerald. Ph.
6541.



Reg. cherry red Duroc boar, ~

1 yr.-old this month, with pa-
pers. Sell or .- trade. - R..C.
Cloud, Rt. 1, Riverdale.





BRUCELLOSIS

104 Counties Completed Testing

ERADICATION



Bibb
Camden

Fayette

~ 3 Counties Preliminary Testing |

Counties in which Preliminary testing has been started:

Houston
Morgan



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Terrell



Baker





4) Counties Now Area Testing

Counties in which area testing is now underway:

Echols Mitchell

Bartow Effingham Murray
- Bleckley Emanuel Muscogee

Calhoun Floyd Newton
Carroll Fulton Pike
Catoosa Grady Puinam
Charlton Hancock Pulaski
Chatham Haralson Screven
Clinch Harris Seminole
Cobb Henry Stewart
Coweta : Jasper Sumter
Crisp Jefferson Taliaferro
Decatur Lee Telfair
Dooly Lowndes Thomas
Dougherty Macon Walton
Early McDuffie Wilkes

McIntosh

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LIVESTOCK

WANTED





Want 2 small calves to put
on grass, by April 15th, for
half of ea. one when butcher-
ed. Mrs, Austin F. Gustafson,
Rt. 1, Box 125, Lilburn.

ant 2 good Angus bulls,
with one of them at least ready
for heavy service. M. B.
-Riherd, Rt. 2, Alto. Ph. Corne-
lia 442- Wel,

Want baby alves, also in-
terested in very young horse
eolts, cheap, Give full infor-
mation. tL, Wilson, Rt. 1,
Douglasville, Ph. Austell 8953.

Want 1 Yorkshire boar, 6
mos. to 1 yr, old, well grown
- and priced right, Guy McMil-
lian, Dacula. Ph, Lawrence-
ville TH 3-4439,

Want saddle horse, gentle,









wt. 800 to 1000 lbs. also saddle,

for gen. farm riding and eattle
use, reasonably priced and
worth the money. Roy Gilley,
Rt. 1, Powder Springs.

Will trade good Sericea hay
a. good mule, 800-1000 ihe

to 10 yrs. old, or sell hay,
25 ton, Joe MeManus, Box
85, Fairburn, Ph, 7110.

Want 2 baby lambs (sheep }
male and female, Advise price
and location. Mrs. A. B, Wha-
ley, Rock Spring.

_ GAME, FOWL, etc.

FOR SALE









Large Silver. ee pigeons,

a [ove str. 9, few pr. availabie

r immediate shipment. Satis-
ction guar. R. Lamar Brant-
nt: 2, Box 79, Wrightsville.

eae finest str. White
ing pigeons, $3. pr. Not less
pr. shipped. Ogden Geilfuss,
Rt. 3, c/o Melody Brook Farm,
arietta, Ph. HE 5-7385
gmyina,

-|trio; 1 Brown-Red 1/2 Claret



Young rabbits, all colors,

very tame, $1.25 ea; also young

wangore . rabbits, S100. ea:
\bout 30 to select from. .2R;
ilpot, 1577 Bankhead Ave.,
N.W. Ph, SY 4-0009.



Few Bobwhite, Permit 18.
Gambel, Blue Scaled quail
also booking eggs

ble, Blue Scaled, Imp. Red,

. Blonde, Silver quail; Jap. Sil-

kie bantam chickens, $5. _pr.

-R. H. Barry, 220 Ridgeland Dr.,
- Decatur, Ph. Dr. 7-3048.



1958 hatch extra large

_ Northern Bobwhite breeder

quail Permit 43, and hatching
eggs. Bred and imp. 39 yrs;
one to three ounces heavier
than average. Free color pho-

tos. Wm. A. Thomas, 421 Mark

Bidg.; Box H,
MU 8-0866.

- Atlanta. Ph.



White King pigeons, mated,
common pigeons,
mated and working,
Muscovy ducks, $3. pr: ban-
tam hens, $1. ea; Hamburg
roosters, $2. ea, Starling Yawn,

i Byromville.

$izpre



~ Northern Bobwhite quail
eggs, also young birds, priced

according to age. Permit 63:

one Sebright bantams, $4.
SoectriOn Gabe Cawthon,
ce dele: Ph, GR 8-8106 af-

ter 6 PM.



Approx. 60 Silver and Black

Hungarian and White King

pigeons for sale or trade for
Ringneck pheasants. Special
prices for large purchases. Exc.

for Ringneck pheasants and

ot partridge, breeding

S age is Richard R. Spurlock,
- Ret. 1, Box

214, Columbus.



Blue Peafowl, Silver phea-

sants, white guinea fowl, Jum-

bo | blocky (banded) White
Kings, Chukar _ partridges,
Blac Throated pheasants,

doves and bantams, also Eggs.

J. H. Street, 3090 Buford Hwy,

Atlanta 6.



Sandy Flemis s Giants,

young good meat rabbits. Par-
_ ents Show Winners. Does,
bucks, $7; trios; $21. Ped. pa-
- pers free. Fred Howarth. 2203
se ooo Ave., aude Ph, RE

$8.;



ce
nix auatl $1. Be eges,
Shake chicks, $30. C. T. G.
Mavevite says



MARKET BULLETIN,

2 N.Z. White does, bred, $3.
ea. R. L. Trader, 217 Callo-
Wayvoots College Park. Ph, PO le
6-8709.

3 pr. quail, -1- pr. Reds, 5
Chukars, also Sears round
elec. incubator, 4 Japs, 1 Val-
ley hen. Frank Brooks, Hunt
St., Norcross. Ph. 3604.

8 mixed large breeds rab-
bits, reasonable prices; also
4 Muscovy ducks and 1 drake,
$1.75 ea. David Morston, 697
Old Dixie Hwy. Mt. View.

POULIRY

FOR SALE









18 bantam hens, 60c ea. C.
C. Chamlee, Rt. 1, Ellenwood.

Dark Cornish bantams, show
type and breeders, Spangled,
Old Eng., Grey and Black Tail
white Jaj. also common ban-
tams. Very reasonable. R. W.
Pealor, 794 Ponce de Leon Ter.
a Atlanta 6. Ph. TR 5-
3

2 yr. old trio Muffs, 1 Grey
cock, 2 Browm hens, $7. for





cock, Tel/2 yes. 01d. $o26-4
cocks, 6 lbs. $5. ea. Russell
Griffin, Oak St.. Gainesville.

Clarets, Warhorse, Greys,
Brown-Reds, Cuban Blues
game eggs, 15, $4.; 30, $7.,
postpaid. S. C. Boroughs, Sr.,
Rt. 1. Box 113, Richmond Hill.

Full blooded Claret game
eggs, $25. doz. P. O. Money
Order. W. T. Grant, 767 Ash-
by St. S..W. Atlanta. 10. Ph.
PL 5-7068.

Pit. games, E.W. Law Clip-
per hens and So. Georgian
Brandenberrys hens, 2 yrs.
old, $5. ea. Have 3 of ea. kind.
Red Claret and Roundhead,
$3. to $4. ea. Will ship or at
my home. C. G. Pendley, Li-
thonia.

Giant Black Mineine eggs.
Heavy layers of large white
eggs: 15, $3.; 12 for $2.50. L.
B. Millians, 105 Temple Ave.,
Newnan.

10 young laying hens, $2.
ea: dark str. R. I. Red eggs, 15,
$2.- chicks, a $5. PP. Mrs.
Don Donaldson, 726 So. Cand-
St., Decatur. Ph. DR 3-
2405.

30 large Muscovy ducks, $3.
pr. Voden White, Rockbridge
Rd., Conyers.

10 white young ducks, ever-
laying str., now laying, $15.
for lot, also 10 mixed bantam
hens, 75c ea. To be picked up
at my home. Miss Nacy Shir-
ley, Rt. 1, Box 172, Lavonia.











Tor







6 (3 ea. geese and ganders)

Jaree young Toulouse geese.
Soon be laying, $15. or exch:
for large hens: or pigs. C. G.
Morris, Roopville.

POULTRY

WANTED





Want purebred Silver Se-

bright rooster from prize win- |

ning stock, also pr. purebred
R. I. Red bantams, reasonably
prices. Give details. Mrs. R. L.
Lemmings, Rt. 4, Cartersville.

Want 5 young hens, large
type and cheap. Mrs. W. A.
MecGuffie, 1013 54 St., Colum-
bus. :

Want drake and 3 ducks,
old fashioned puddle ducks,
not white, Mallard or Muscovy
ducks. State price. H.-A.
Mickle, Rt. 2, Jeffersonville.

Want 3 or 4 wild turkey hens
or small type turkeys (that
can fly like a bird). Must be
able to ship. Quote-price. W.
C. Brinson, Wrightsville.

MISCELLANEOUS

FOR SALE













Sarsaparilla root, 2 lbs., $1
and postage; 1 lb. red hot
pepper in pod, $1.50 and post-



age. Mrs. Sibley Richardson,
Rt. 3, Hartwell.

1958 crop nice unpeeled
sundried peaches, free of

worms. Will ship 6 lbs. by Par-
eel Post PP to 3rd. zone for,
$4.25. No checks. Mrs. L. A.

Locust | post, 6- 1/2 ft; long,
30c ea. at my farm. No deliv-

ery. Letters ans. Ralph Stan-
ley, Rt. 5, Ellijay.

White Chinese goose eggs,
del. in 1st, 2nd and 3rd zones,
6, $1.25 or 25c ea, for. less,
10c extra if insured. Jennie
Hogan, Rt. 2, Box 216, Lincoln-
ton.

1958, nice, sundried apples,
no core, peeling or worms, 50c

ib. Add postage or come after.



Mrs. Lester Phillips, Rt. 1,/2
Royston.
Nice sundried apples, free

of peel and worms, 55c tbe PP.
in Ist and 2nd zone. Mrs. V.
Carler, Rt. 1, Whitesburg.

Home raised, hand shelled
pecan meats, $1. 50 qt., 1959
crop, Mrs. Bessie Almon, 3943
Cody Rd., Columbus.

Nice sundried apples, free
of core and pealing, 50c lb.
Plus postage, Mrs. . Lillian
Mooney, Rt. B, Ellijay.

Unwashed white feed bags,
100 lb. cap., no letters, holes,
or mildew, 10, $2.50, or 25,
$4.50. PP in Ga. Evelyn Bram-.
lett, Margret.

200 burlap feed sacks, per-
fects, 12e ea., impertects,
eights cts. ea. shabbies, four
cts. ea. Mrs. Ruth Haynie, Rt.
2. Box 469, Augusta.

Old time beer seed, 25c start,
6 starts, $1 and addressed en-
velope with ea. order. also, 13,
lbs. bees wax 40c lb. Earl
Frank Weeks, Dial.

Interchangable tattoo out-







ed, used to tattoo registered
cattle only. Mrs. J. H. Knight,
Rt. 2, Franklin.

400-500 bu. yellow corn. for
feed, $1.50 bu. L G. Joiner,
Soperton.

Yellow corn, for feed, $1 bu.
Tom Waters, C/O The Norrel
Farm, Sugar Valley.

40 stands of bees and oe
equipment. Best offer gets the
lot. R. B. Curtis, Farmington,
Ph. Madison 2603.

12 metal top bee hives, 15
supers, for sale. Mrs. C. W.
Gates, 615 E. John Wesley
Ave., College Park.

55 hives of bees in hives,
reasonable. Curtis Stanley,
Cherry Log.













4 sugar cured hams, cured |.
the old fashion way, av. 30
ibs. (0e: 1b-3
50e Ib. Will not ship. Bruce
Burnett, Rt. 1, Toccoa.

-1 salt cured country shoul-
der, wt. 24-1/2 lbs., 50c lb.
Will not ship or sell on Sun-
day. Mrs. Clarence McMillian,



ville, TH. 3-2733.

Fresh, open kettle rendered,
country style lard, packed in
new cans, 25 Ib. can, $5, 50
lb. can, $10. Mrs. Kate Har-
rell, Fayetteville. Ph, 4181.

fit, letters and figures includ: |

large shoulder,

Rt. 1, Dacula. Ph. Lawrence-



Popcorn 20c lb. in lots of
15 Ibs..or more or $18 cwt.
Will not ship less than 15 lbs.
Floyd oe. ee

Gourd et per doz., Jumbo,
30c Long Dipper, Martin, Fan-
cy and. 4 dif. kinds mixed, 25c.
J - Self, Star Rt., Trenton.

Large Martin gourds, 50c ea.;
small Martin, 35c ea.; pepper-
mint plants, 30 doz. Add post-
age: also Martin gourd seed,
25c pkt. and stamped envelope.
Mrs. Freeman Long, Rt. 5, Elli-
jay.

Large amount of Baltimore
apart breeders, med., 25c

: Jaree, 50c ea.; extra large,
$1 ea. Now ready to start lay-
ing. FOB. Joe V. Keown, 152
Glore Cre Rt E: Mabieton.

MISCELLANEOUS

WANTED







Want several hives of bees.
H. S. Walker, Lower Poplar
St., Macon.

Want hand split old fashion
fence rails. Write number and
prace. Mrs. W. J. Sanders, 625
Remshart St., We cross.

Want 4 Rhubarb plants
cheap. Quote price delivered.
J, F. DeBoard, Jasper.

Want blacksmith anvil, any
size, prefer the heavier type.







State Saree size and if Ee will





~HNDICRAFTS

FOR SALE



2 new hand made quilts,
applique design, dbl. bed size, |
new material and cotton, $8
ea. or both, $15. 60c postage.

|Send cash, No checks. Mrs. I.

L. Boring, New Hope Rt. 1,
Dallas.

stamps or checks. Pairlee Run



3 appliqued quilt tops, dbl.
bed size, prints on white, 1

.1iumbrella girl, pink with red

roses, 1 Dutch doll, $6 ea.; 1
Ae $5, Mrs. Troy Staten, Box
, Chatsworth Rd., Dalton.



_ ochet centerpieces, $1 and
$1.50; pillowcase edging, 25c
and 75c yd.; 9 pe. luncheon
set, of cloth, $2; crochet dec-
orative design pot holders, 3,
$1; 9 dish cloths, $1; dresses,
sizes 1-6, $1.50. Mrs. W. E.
Wooten, Rt. 2, Box 150, Cam-
illa. 3.



Bice hesd made auilt
2 Dutch Dolls, $5 ea.;
tlemans Bow, $3. 75. ea
Basket design, $3.95 and
Monkey Wrench, $3.50 ea, Al
dbl. bed sizes, made of new
material, solid and print. Ad
35c postage on ea. top. Mrs.
Dewey: Ellis, Rt. 5, Ellijay.

Crocheted cotton baby sho
white with pastel or lace tri
3. styles, $1 pr.; crochete
boucle baby shoes, baby colors
5 styles, $1.25 pr. Add 10
postage per pr. Elizabeth Cole
man, Rt. 1, Danielsville Rd a
Athens.

Emb. pillowcases on good ;
sheeting, $1.25 set; emb. dress
er scarves, on sheeting, 750
ea.; dish towels, emb. or plain,
10 ea.; woven pot holders, 15
2 OF 2 25e; crochet, 3 pe
vanity sets, $2 set. Mrs; L. M
ee Tt ie Gainesville.

Med. size, trimmed apron
some white printed with col
lored borders, 60c ea., 5, $2.75
pot holders, made of print
3 alike, 25c. Add postage, n















































dies, Rt. 7, Gainesville.

Corduroy quilts, heavy co
ton padded, matched Color
new print linings, $8 ea.; c
duroy quilt tops, $4 ea, A
PP. Mrs. Roy T. Pruitt, Ries
Buford.

Hand made evens table
cloth, 78 x 100 in. real lace ii
white No. 30 thread, made i
squares. $40. Will send sam
ple. Mrs. Mae Allred, 919 Wal
nut St:, Rome;.Ph, 9506; . |

New hand made quilts
nice design, large dbl. bed siz
wt. 5-lbs., $6 ea. plus posta
Rosie Crowe, Rte32; Gaine:
ville.

Outing aby sacques, a
with hand work, white trim
med in pink or blue, 75c e









and 10c postage. Mrs. L.
Woodall, Jr., Rt. 3, Thoma
ton.



Quilts, $6 ea; crocheted van
ity sets, $2 set; crocheted cen
terpieces, round or square, $
$2 ea.; crocheted or tatted lac
for pillowcases, $1 pr.; sing
tatting, 25c yd. dbl. tattin
50c yd.; cross book markers,
25c ea. Add postage. A.
Hughey, Rt. 1, Fairmount.



Cotton jersey pot holders i
asst. colors and solids, 10c e
Add postage. Mrs. G. T. Po
terfield, Rt. 2, Comer.



Atlanta 3, Georgia.





sence TO BEE KEEPER

In order to prevent the spread of infectious be
diseases, 61,034 colonies of bees were baspectee last
year by state bee inspectors. ;

If you would like to have your bees inspected for
disease, contact W. E. Blasingame, State Entomolo-
gist, 304 State Agriculture Building, 19 Hunter

Inspections can be made only when bees are ene
_ in standard removable frame hives. :















Last Weeks Livestock Sales Report



















































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Aftants Rome Athens Thomaston Atlanta

Mor. 10, 1959 MAR. 11,1959 MAR. 11, 1959 MAR. 9, 1959 MAR. 12, 19
STEERS & HEIFERS 964 488 287 146 152
GOOD & CHOICE : 24.50-25.80 24.00-27.10
STANDARD 22.75-26.50 22.50-25.50 22.20-24.40 26.00-26.90
UTILITY 19.25-23.00 18.50-22, 50 18.00-22.25 19.50-23.00
VEALERS 20.00-32.50 21.50-34.00 ce : 22.00-33.
STOCKERS & FEEDERS 20.00-33.30 20.00-27.50 19.50-28.80 19.50-27.70 21,00-28,
FEEDER CALVES 21.00-37.25 20.00-34.25 19.00-33.90 20.00-30.40 20.00-3
COWS: : : - :
UTILITY & COMMERCIAL 18.50-20.90 _19.00-21.00 19.80-20.10 19.30-21.70 19.25-21
CANNERS & CUTTERS 13.00-19.70 13.99-19.50 14.00-19.00 14.90-19.00 15,50-19.
SPRINGERS S : : :
HOGS: ag 40 99 345
NO. 1 MEAT TYPE : : 15.50-15.80 15.75-16.50
NO. 1 OTHERS f 15.00-15.80 15.00-15.75 15.20-16.00
NO. 2 : : Lege :
NO. 3 Ae a : t :
FEEDERS : a3 = 5 ; a