Farmers |

Commissioner

Bulletin

Phil Campbell,








































only produced 150 pounds
per cow per year. On the

ad by milking 20 cows that pro-
ds of eee per cow pee

example is just siathc way of
that about the only way for indi-
to beat the cost-price

roduction figures. An explana-
olumn is at the bottom of the
are some of the ways to in-

1omic unit is one that uses la-
d, machinery, capital, and man-
40 the fullest extent. -

ty of Arkansas ee ecticos
found that for all practical
takes as much time to take

udies-made on dozens of broiler
w it takes 200 hours of la-
000 broilers to nine and one-

- WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1958

NUMBER 7

_ EFFICIENT ARE YOu?



uld ave to milk 2,200 cows -

the same amount of income.

the moment is toi increase their

ee fl in'the blank spaces left.

000 broilers as it does 5,000. |





Agricultural
CALENDAR

| October 21, Tifton Bishop Method of
: Clothing Short Course.

October 23, Camilla Southeastern
Regional Shorthorn and Polled

_ October 28, Smithville, Shartle Plan-
tation Santa Gerirudis Field Day.

| Vidalia, Starting Oct. 28, Georgia pcan
auctions will be held twice daily
ae on Tuesday and Saturday at 10
a.m, and 2 p.m. throughout the sea-

son.









University Studies Effect
Of Heredity In Chickens

A recent report from Colorado State

- University says that poultry scientists

there are conducting research to deter-

mine the effect of heredity on the ability
of chickens to utilize feed.

If heredity is found to be a factor,

_then the family background of a laying
_ hen may some day determine sherties of

diet she should have.

Thus the purposes of the Colorado re-
search are to: (1) Evaluate the reproduc-
tive performance of laying hens on the
basis of their nutritional requirements;
and (2) determine the relationship of their
genetic background to these requirements.



half weeks. To turn out 5,000 broilers to
-same age, it only takes 275 hours 70
more. Put another way, it took three hours
per day to take care of 1,000 broilers. Add

just 1 hour and 10 minutes a day (total,
4 hours and 10 minutes) and you can
handle 5,000 broilers. Already these hours
have been cut by faster growing chicks,
bigger houses, and automatic equipment.
There is this important point also: To

se care for only 5,000 to 6,000 broilers takes



only a part of a day. So, farm manage-

ment specialists, on basis of what many

broilermen are now doing-have developed

the recommendation on page 8 for broil-

ers. Recommendations for various enter-

prises are based on Southern farm studies
of what farmers are actually doing.

HIGH-PRODUCING ANIMALS

Texas A. and M. College animal hus."
bandmen point out that just to break even
your beef cow herd will need to average
an 80 percent calf crop weighing 400

_ pounds at weaningtime. Cow herds that

dont make this goal are fighting a losing

battle, because the only hope for a profit
is a continued high market. And there is

no such guarantee.

DHIA figures show you only gt $15
per head net profit per year on a cow

_ producing 5,000 pounds of milk. Profit

per cow zooms up to $93 on a 9,000-pound
cow. and $116 on an 11,000-pound milk
cow. Or take the example used in opening
of article. A man milking a 500-pound
butterfat cow would get about $3.30 an

hour for his work, compared to only 3-
cents an hour for the dairymen with the

150-pound cow.
MORE POUNDS ON LESS FEED

Recent research shows that a hen
weighing over 5 pounds needs 5.33
pounds of feed to produce a pound of
eggs. Small hens-at same rate of lay
needed only 3.2 pounds of feed to produce
a pound of eggs. With feed at 5 cents per
pound, itcost over 10 cents more for a big
hen to turn out a pound of eggs than it
did the smaller hen. Incidentally, we may
soon come to the time when well sell eggs
by the pound instead of by the dozen. The
feed efficiency story of broilers is well
known. x







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For a Livestock Requirement |
heart that you can cut out and save |
to check your production, see page |
8 of the Bulletin. |












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FARM

WANTED

-

Christian woman wants to
Jive in home on farm, and do
light farm work for elderly

eople, and $20. week salary.
o heavy lifting. Mrs. Louise
ott, Rt. 1, c/o Mrs. Polly Lott,
arson.

Exp., single, 62 yr. old man
wants job with poultry or
general farm work on farm
with reliable party, for room,
board, and reasonable wages.
Am sober, dont smoke and no
other bad habits. Born and
raised on farm. H. C. Belcher,

09 1/2 Carroll St., S.E., At-

anta 12.

White, Christian, 58 yr. old
man, wife and 19 yr. old son,
wants job on farm. Poultry
preferred. No dairy work. Can
drive tractor, truck, etc. Need
4-5 rm. house, lights, water,
and reasonable wages. J. M.
Swallows, 883 Cherokee Ave.

and appurtenances admissible
under postage regulations in
serted one time on each re-
quest,

will be accepted from any
zommercial
commercia] businessman, any
company or organization li-
eensed as a commercial busi-

a trade

mailing . list, changes of address. etc.,
lude OLD and NEW addresses.

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WORK



40 yr. old man with wife and |p

3 yrs old boy. Want job tend
ing to cattle or general farm-
ing. Can do carpenter work or
painting. Raised on farm
Christian, dont drink or use
tobacco in any way. Prefer
job with man _ that dosent
drink. Move any time .Ben-
nie H. Marler, Rt. 2, Ringgold.

Want job on poultry farm.
Caretaker work or main ten-
ant work or stock farm. Must
have house on school bus line.
Joe Tanner, c/o B. H. Cooper
Rt. 2, Dallas.

55 yr. old man desires work
an farm. 15 yrs. exp. on trac-
tors, keeping chickens, hogs,
cows, general farm work.
Room and board and reason-
able salary. Any where in Ga.
Dave Moss, 428 Kemmeridge
Dr, East Point.



&. E. Atlanta 15.

Man with 2 in family, wants
work on farm. Exp. tractor
work and truck., also dairy
work. Can move any time.

eed work now. Sam Wood,

t. 3, Soperton.

Honest, christian, sober,
white, 58 yr. old man with
wife, 2 children, wants job on
cattle, dairy, or poultry farm
doing general farm work.
Drive tractor and farm mach-
jnery. House and $25. wkly.
Salary. G. W. Weathers, Rt.
1, Alpharetta.

Correction: Man with enough
working crew to operate dairy
of 60-100 milking cows wants
job: Like to contract on gal-
oA basis for 1959. Could pos-
ae start in November, 1958.
. L. Surles, Leesburg.

Honest sober man would
like job as caretaker. Am good
poultry man and egg gatherer.
5 yrs. experience, dont mind
work money dosent matter.
obt. Blackwell. Panola Rd., Li-
thionia. Ph. 6570.

White, 45 yr. old man with
wife wants job as caretaker of
farm for room, board and rea-
sonable wages. .Raised on
farm. also Exp. in landscaping
Not able to do heavy work;
wife can help with work. Mon
roe, Murrow, 454 1/2 Pryor
St., S. W., Atlanta 3.

Want job on farm or dairy.
Can drive truck and tractor.
Will have to be moved want
on school bus Rt. and house
wired for elect. stove. Need
job at once. Have 5 children.
Delbert Free, Tallapoosa.

_ White settled woman, wants
job on farm with elderly
couple, doing light farm work,
for room, board and salary.
State salary and full particu-
lars.Mrs. Mamie Allen, 829
Virgil St., N. E. Atlanta 7.

White man, single, 47 yrs.
old, exp. wants job on general
farm for room, board and rea-
sonable wages. Raised on
farm. Ref. if required. Roe
Brown, 131 Hunter St. S. E.



ARKET BULLET

24 yr. old son and 16 yr. old
daughter, want job on dairy
farm with around 50-75 cows.
Need 4-5 rm. house on school
bus. Rt. Will go anywhere.
Would like to move by Nov 1.
Will give ref. E. A. Simpson,
Rt. 2, Forsyth.

White man, 44 yrs. old, wife
and 4 children, to 14 yrs.,
wants job on farm for rest of
1958 and for 1959. Am honest,
sober and good worker. Ref. if
wanted. William Bolden, t 1,
Tallapoosa.

Want job with good man,
tending laying hens or broil-
ers. Have to be moved; ready
move any time. Sober, honest
man, wife and 3 children, boy
8 and 2 g irls, 14 and 16, Chil-
dren help after school. 2 to
work all time. Gordon David-
son, Fairmont.

Old man and wife, wants
job on stock farm. Would like
to have small grain crop on
halves. Have good mule and
can furnish self. Willing to
work. Want good house, 4-5
rooms. Worked on: farm all life
time. Am good farmer and
livestock man. Bascom Lanier,
Portal.

44 yr. old woman, 2 chil-
dren, girl 11 and son, 9 yrs.
old. Want job on farm with
reliable people. Raised on
farm. Want home for self and
children and reasonable sa-
lary. Mrs. Essie Sams, Rt. 1,
Box 1700, c/o J. M. Durham,
LaFayette.

_ Man with family of 6, want
job on farm, doing any kind
farm work, chickens, or milk-
ing etc. Jimmy Treadwell, 235
a St. N. W. Atlanta

_ 41 yr. old single man wants
job on farm doing gen. farm
work. eared on farm. Can
drive truck. Exp. with poul-
try. Do not smoke. Go nay-
where. Reasonable wages ex-
pected. C L. Green, Rt. 2, c/o
G. W. Wilmath, Powder
Springs.

_Middleaged man with wife
wants job on stock or chicken
farm. Raised on farm. Honest
sober, dont smoke; am fair
carpenter.Some tractor exp.
Need good 3-4 R. house, wired
for stove. Move at once. State
est year around wages. C. P.
Craven 4950 Jett Rd. N. W.
Atlanta 5

Want job on farm for $15
week. and room and_ board.
Willing to work. Unencumber
ed. Mrs. Luella Rushing, Rt.
1, Temple.

Dairyman with 25 yrs. ex-
perience and 3. experienced
hands wants job on dairy
milking 150 cows with De-
lave pipe line and tank. Can
give good refernce. Would
need 5-6 room house on
school bus line. H. E. Ginn,
c/o Thomas Burnett Farm,
Rt. 3, Quitman.

FARM HELP

WANTED







Want small family with car
to operate one or two horse
truck crop on halves. Plenty
of wage work extra. S. S.
Storer, c/o Storers Ranch,
Hwy 166, Rt. 4, Douglasville.

Want Colored Couple to
work on Dairy Farm. Salary
and house furnished plus 3
acres for own gardening. J.
Ardell Nation, 1812 Kay Ave-
nue, Brunswick.

_ Want white woman to live
in the home on farm as a
member of the family to do
light farm work. Small week-
ly salary. Phone collect with-
in 75 mi. of Athens. Mrs. June
par Rt. 3, Athens, Ph. Li-
= .

Want honest, sober reliable
man to Half crop about 80
acres. 3-38/100 A. tobacco; 15
A. cotton; rest in corn and
some truck (if you like). Good
Ford tractor. 4 R. house, wired
for elec., good water. Mail and

store. Can furnish make



Apt. 346, Atlanta 12.

pedi

White man, age 45 with wife S gle, or marri

man with wife to do light
farm work. No
cusing. No letters, answer in
person.
464, Butler.

for light farm work on farm.
No objection to two children.
Room, board and
wages. Roy West, Rt. I, Box
237, Ellenwood.

farm and 5 barrel stand Tur-

Mail and school bus Rt. Elec-

school bus Rt. 1 mi. grocery |8

ai

Want _ single




drinking, no

S. N. Garrett, Box

Want woman, middleaged,

$10. week

Want farmer to work 1 H.
pentine for 1959. Good house,

trically wired and phone if
wanted. Drunks and_ loafers
need not apply. B. B. Strange,
Rt. 4, Swainsboro.

SALE EVENTS.

Oct. 25 Saturday 12:00
Noon . Salacoa Valley
Angus Auction, at the Farm
Fairmount (Gordon Co.):
10 bulls, 124 females plus
calves at foot .... Eileen-
mere 487 bloodline, includ-
ing 1 son, 6 daughters and
about 50 grandsons and
granddaughters. Dave
Vaughn, Fairmont.

November 10 and 11Monday

and Tuesday Shetlan

pony Auction, Cordele

Lb Co.) ... 500 head ex-
ected. Reg. and Grades,
oth breeding and _ using

er L. L. Williams, Cor-
ele.

FARM LAND

FOR SALE









295 A. of land with 8 rm.
house, 2 baths, enclosed hall
and screened porches; 2 out
houses and 244 ft. 3 in bored
well. Everything electric. 8
mi. East of Albany; 160 A of
land on lot 511 in 7th District
of Worth Co. Approx. 100 A.
in long leaf pine timber, 5,200
trees 10 in. in diameter and
up and should cut not less
than 750,000 ft. W. L. John
son, Rt. 1, Box 580, Albany,
Ph. Hemlock 2,6744.

260 A. farm, Henry Co., 35
mi. of Atlanta on paved Hwy.
2 lakes, two tenant houses,

shed, large barn, 4 sma
barns, completely fenced and
crossed fenced, large creek,
chicken house, freezer room;
complete farm machinery,
Ford truck, 60 reg. Aberdeen
(Angus cattle, mule, milch
cow, feed and timber. H

Hunt, Henry Grady Office
rahe Atlanta. Ph. JA-
-5551.

Improved highly productive
50 A. farm fenced and cross
fenced, excellent condition,
ample storage facilities, dou-
ble garage and storage rooms,
tenant house practically new;
main dwelling, 6 rms. 2
porches, modern conveniences
dial phone, located on West
side of U. S. Hwy. 27; One
mi., So. of Bluffton, 10 mi.
north of Blakely. $12,000.00;
Also complete outfit of farm
machinery, excellent condi-
tion, $1,000.00. Terms to
right party. Milton Bryant,
Bluffton.

185 A., Gwinnett Co. 2-1/2
mi. South of Buford. 45 A.
cultivated, balance in pasture
and timber. Abundant water
supply. J. D. West, Rt. 1, Box
279, Buford, Ph. 2738.

278 A. more than 1 mi.
paved rd. frontage, 3 springs,
3A lake, also 10 A. lake site
3 mi. Buford Dam. 4 R. brick
house, hot, cold water, bath,
lighs pump in well,
.ment porches. Tenant house.
Bottom land. 1 mi, N. New
North Gwinnett High School,
1 mi. N. Level Creek Church.
Write G. C. Taylor, Rt. 3,
Buford.

436-1/2 A., 10 mi. South
of Buena Vista, paved State
Hwy. 30 running through
place, fenced and cross fenc-




weather road, 8/10
town, $1,000. No let
Thomas, Rt. 1, Blail

timber near Woodst
the Acworth Hwy. |
Mrs. C. P. Caler, 26
olds St., Bru
5-8644.

top Rd., near Nottley
with young timber
ning water. W. M.
Rt. 4, Blairsville.

6 rm. dwelling

with out 1
ft. saw timber, 1

d| cold water,

| fence,

9 R. residence, 2 baths, equip. Waste
Il| ville, Ph. 2807.

H. | Webb, Rt. 1, Doug!











































47 A. of land



nswick.

128 AL 1/4 mi

198 A., 168 in cul

4

out buildings, 6 ter

Murray Gin, 1 Jo)
tractor with equip.,
and equip. $35,000.
rented for 1959). W. S
ing, Bethlehem.

90 A. land with 6 R.
hot, cold water. 3.
houses with plenty
water, also good pasture
cated 10 mi. W. Blairsv
mi. off highway.

erow, Rt. D 4, Bl

oe oe mo
pines, . house, finis
side with sheet rock;
pump
Butane gas heaters, n
age, other out-bldgs,
stores, on bus and sch
Rt. on 78 Hwy. 2 r
Waco, $3,500.00 cash, or
for farm home - near
rollton. Inquire on
Mrs. Grace Walters, Rt.
159, Bremen. re

5

155 A. under good
mostly in pert
pasture; 50 A. botto
Fescue, Ladino Clover
Sericea Lespedeza a
15 A. Crimson |
native Grasses

Plenty running wa
4 R. tenant house,

Rt. =
black top road. R.

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venience, b
ble garage.
shop and is. 350 ft
tert tao
0 soon. i

Pethi RFD

asemen:
30 X 40

40 A. land located
U S. 78 and new 4 lan
stream, 8 A. open,

perty, 50,000 ft. asso:
ber, shady home






Modern - = poultr;
with gra wing
water in all ee. al

side the Chattahoochee |
Forest near Dahlonega.
bundance of water;

acres of young growin
Modern well equip)
Dahl

$20,000. Fred
Hidden Acres,

10 A. farm 1/4 mi, N.
ton on Hazlehurst-Doug!
6 R. house, newly pain
side and out, water an
2 barns, part of land
timbered, nice $50
























= aN SU lL eee, Se a a, lL, lc eel. mele ee ae te Se !-hlUl me ! ee hm

chicken farm.
Wooten, Rt. 1, Den

185 A. Gwinnett
east of Decatur, 5
Snellville, 1 mi. eas
erville, 3

5-A., an

Creek. Considerable
About 2000 ft. road

Electricity. Paved ro
$200 acre. Henry H. Col
Garden Lane, ecatu























303 A. in Madison
new Cattle
home, improved,



ed with new hog wire,
fertile land, lots of g










crops. Mrs. Bessie Higgs, Rt.
1, Norman Park. on















arm. 50 A. open, re-
oodland. 15 A. lake,
eked with fish, Stream
nent water, 2.68 A.

. cotton allot-
uses with outbuild-
and school bus
close_to stores and
. J. D, Spooner, Doug-










A. of good farm land,
se, wired for lights
large Pecan trees
ull group of Pine trees
ner. Located in edge
wn of Dooling. Ber-
's, Dooling.

wooded A. 210 ft.
rontage, on Hwy 92. Na-
id city water. 9 mi.
city limits. In Douglas
00. Mrs. H. C. Glaze,
P.O. Douglasville.

with 6 R. house,
id cold water, na-
and heat, also, gar-
n, tool house. 4 A, ap-
and other fruit such
es, pears, plums and

home place in
mi. Douglasville
Roger W. Davis,
QO. Douglasville.

more or less; good 6
wired for stove,

rn, small store house,
nouse. 2 A. open land
, Test well timbered
w. Good bold spring
Good gravel driveway
roperty. 1/4 mi. off
, 3 mi. from court
Roda Kinmons, Rt.

and; 5 R. house 2-
uth of Ellijay Rond-
, Rt. 3, Ellijay.

farm (grows most
n paved Rd., house,
through property.
1 bus Rt. $100.
wler, Rt. 2, Mon-

, 15 A. in cultiva-
Tass, pastures, sev-
trees; 3 A. in fes-
orchard grass, bal. in
ot ee Good 6
_electricity, garage,
chick garag



d hwy On graveled rd
ie Kilby, Rt. 4, Box



d; 4 R. house, 2 mi.
vonia on Hwy 17. Good
ty, on bus Rt. and gas
ar church and all con-

R. H. Blakely, Rt.
n. Elgin 6-3149.

airy farm; 70 A.
uda, 40 A. Sericea
_ 190 A. in cultiva-
lstein, Guernsey and
ws, milking, 20 heif-
& parlor (surge) and
. Plenty hay and
iS Winter grazing. 7
2 baths. All equip-
ded to produce feed
s. S. C. Reynolds, Rt.
9, Millen.
. timbered land, lo-
mi. N. Mt. Vernon.
to 20 years old. $75.
miy. C. R. Palmer,
Vernon, Ph. 4090.






































. Allgood Estate.
om Lumber City on
ad. Good house, two
onds, fine growth of
Good _ pasture
1 cultivation, 2 mi.
ulgee River. $40.
T. D. Allagood, 670
Macon,

105 A. farm, Ca-
Georgia; 3 mi. from
. cleared, balance

er. Branch, fed by
through farm.
houses, 1 wired for
good smoke house
o house. Mrs.
(Tax Payer and
St. Madi-

i

Ideal small farm; 1 brick
and 1 frame dwelling and 7
other buildings. Approx. 140
A.50 A. in cultivation, 8 A.
Bermuda pasture, 24 A. woods
pasture, balance creek land
with timber. 2 ponds and other
improvements. Extra good
land in tobacco section; 6 mi.
W. of Screven on REA, RFD,
Tel. and school bus. Immediate
possession. W. A, Clary, 206
First Natl. Bank Bldg., Ma-
con,

4 A. land, 5 R. house on
Hwy. 115, 4 mi. EB. of Clarkes-
ville, on mail and school bus
Rt. Phone, elec., pump in well,
1/4 mi. Baptist Church, 1-1/2
A. in pasture. Small Barn. Al-
so, 1957 dump truck in ex-
cellent condition. Guy Frank-
lin, Rt. 1 Mt. Airy, Ph. Clark-
esville 3-2254.

1089 A. beef or dairy farm,
much improved pasture; 1600
bearing pecan trees, milking
parlor and concrete waiting
lot and exit; new well and 3
h.p. submersible pump. Two
huge barns, loafing barn,
shop with concrete floor, 5
smaller barns and 6 houses.
Elec. and water to most all
bldg. Entire place fenced and
cross fenced. $75. acre. Carl
ses panna. Jr., Montezuma, Ph.
5931. af

90 A. fine farm land in Wal-
ton Co., near Monroe, on
Snows Mill Rd. Super C.
Farmall Tractor and equip-
ment. 15-1/2 a. cotton allot-
ment and approx. 30 A. in hog
wire. Two houses in good re-
pair. Priced reasonably. W. H.
Garrison, RFD 1, Monroe.

600 A. good land, 50 mi. S.
E. Atlanta. 200 A. open, re-
mainder in pine timber, saw
timber, pulpwood. Land lays
good, no waste land, no
swamp. 12 R. house and other
buildings. Modern _ conveni-
ences. Faces paved road in
a section. Also, 800 A. good


































































laying land, 50 mi. S.E. of At-

lanta. Well watered. 250 A.
open land. 100 A. Sericea Les-
pedeza, remainder good stand
pine timber and pulpwood. No
swamp, or waste land. 5 houses
and other buildings. Terms
ean be arranged. C. R. Mason,
P. O. Box 592, Madison.

300 A. suburban stock
farm; commuting distance of

Atlanta, on paved Hwy., 1 mi.

from Henry Co. court house.
200 A. in improved pasture;
Clover, Fescue, Lespedeza, Se-
recia and Bermuda, 5 pastures
supplied by 2 large streams.
100 A. timber, mostly pine,
large amount of saw_ timber.

.|Modernized main dwelling,

two 5 R. tenant houses, city
water available. D. H. Mobley,
MeDonough, Ph. 4030.

Small place in country. Two
small houses, 16 x 16 ft. with
tin roofing. Concreted top well
of water, clay bottom, never
dry, over flows in wet weath-
er. Sell or exch. Emma Han-
cock, Meigs. |

1250 A. cattle ranch with 2
creeks, bottom land, small
streams, 1 mi. paved road
frontage, all farm machinery,
3 mi. Madison, a fine stand of
young pines, 1 pond, 3 dif-
ferent pastures. If all farm is
fenced will take care of 400-
500 cattle. $80. A. Dr. J. H.
Nicholson, e/o Indian Creeks
Plantation, Madison.

- 48 1/2 A. about 1/2 open
completely fenced. Good 6 rm.
house, bath, hot and _ cold
water, gas, heat. About 1 mi.
off hwy. 42, on mail and school
bus route, 25 mi. to Atlanta.
Good terms. P, Aaron Phil-
lips, Rt. 2, Box 167, McDon-
ough.

Farm on paved Rd. near
Church, school bus line. Will
sell half or less of land. G.S.
Partridge, Rt. 1, Norcross, Ph.
3568. :

87 A., 38 open balance pas-
ture and woodland of grow-
ing timber. All under hog
tight fence and cross fenced.
Nice 4 rm. house, kitchen
equipped with modern cabi-
nets, electric lights, running
water, barn, sheds. On paved
Hwy 21, 2 mi. S. of Newing-
ton. $7,950. James E. Boykin,



c/o Mrs. M. B. Boykin, New-
ington, pene i

rc As s
land, other in
Year round stream, Located
on paved road, 1-1/2 mi. E.
of Alpharetta, on Union Hill
Rd. $200.00 acre. Mrs. Mae
Morris, Rt. 1, Alpharetta. -

100 A. farm with house,
10 mi, W. Americus, 1/2 mi.
Rt. 30 Americus, Buena Vista
by Friendship, $10,000.00 cash.
C. J. David, Rt. 3, Americus.

23 A. level land covered
with timber, 8 mi. from Rome
at Shannon in Floyd Co. 4
R. house with water and
lights. Wired for elect. stove.
Sale or trade for good 5 or
6 R. house with acre of land
in Floyd, Bartow, Walker,
Chatooga or Fulton Co., close
to school, store and church.
A. G. Sampson, Rt. 1, Box
332 A., Adairsville.

85 A. Webster County, 33.3
A, in slash pines 2 yr. old
with good stand. (Soil Bank
Contract pays $79.92 per year
with 8 yr. to run, can be
transferred). Bal. of farm in
young hardwood. Tenant
house (now rented) with run-
ning water. J. Frank Myers,
P. O. Box 829, Americus.

dot A. Tarm,. Lrg, 5 R;
house, deep well, elec., phone.
One old and one new barn;
school bus near. 5 mi. W. of
Hephizibah. 20 A. Bermuda
pasture under new wire, cre-
osote posted, cross fenced;
pond site and brief spring.
Bessie Joiner, 3057 Dean
Bridge Rd., Augusta, Ph. RE.
3-5331. .~

530 A. farm, 6 mi. Athens
on paved Hwy. Railroad run-
ning by farm. Excellent lo-



cation for cattle farm. Large

acreage for cotton and wheat.
6 tenant houses; 8 Rm. dwell-
ing with heat and bath; also,
a well-drilled well. Mrs.
L. Loden, 445 West Clover-
hurst Ave., Athens, Ph. Lib-
erty 3-5441. j

51 A. good land: about 25
A. crop land, rest in growing
timber. Good 6 R. ceiled
house. Near Flint Hill Church.
Mail and school bus by house.
F. M. Barnett, Rt. 1, Aragon.

One acre, 6 rm. house, mod-
ern out buildings, 2 miles of
Augusta. Mail, school bus,
Churches, and schools. Lots
of shade, fruit trees; adjoin-
ing, 1/2 acre tract, 4 R. and
bath, hot water. Sell separate
or together. Real
easy terms. S. W. Teasley,
1518 C&S Drive, Augusta. |

19 A., more or less, located
near Seaboard Overpass on
Hwy. 19, for sale. (This small
farm has never been used
other than a home and farm-
ing purposes.) G. R. Parsons,
844 Felder St., Americus.

_ 88.4 A. more or less farm,
in Berrien County. 56 A in
cultivation, good allotments;
35 bearing pecan trees; 4
pear trees; good 6 R. house,
lights and running water;
stock barn, tobacco barn, pack
house, $10,000.00 Mrs. B. S.
Danforth, Rt. 1, Alapaha, Ph.
2960.

20 A. of land with 3 houses,
6, 4, and 3 rooms. All wired
for electricity, stove, city
water, and gas available. This
property in Gordon Co., 12
mi. north of Rome on Cal-
houn and Rome Rd. Cheap
for cash. Howard Scott, Rt. 1,
Adairsville, Ph. Rome 4-
1595.

16-1/2 A. North Fulton Co.,
2 mi. N. E. Roswell on Lake
Charles Dr. off Jones Rd. 4
A. lake on back side; 18 A.
lake in front of property.
Elevated bldg. lots overlook-
ing both lakes. Open and rol-
ing land prepared for pas-
ture and on all-weather road.
F. O. Bishop 1237 Veltre Cir.,
Atlanta, Plu. 3-8977.

20 A. broiler farm, good
4000 cap. broiler house, good
4 rm. dwelling, good barn,
crib and out buildings. 12 A.
smooth land in cultivation, 8
A. permanent pasture, some
saw timber,, nice lake site,
located 12 mi. north of Al-
pharetta just off Antioch Rd.
(Antioch Rd. is graded and
ready to be paved). $7,500.00
Cash. C. C. Pendley, Rt. 3, Al-



pharetta, Ph. Alpharetta 4678.

G.| $5,000.00 cash. J.

bargain, | [,

2 mi. W. of W
erly the Monch
On paved road. Excellent for
farming or cattle raising. 3
dwelling houses. Some tim-
ber. Mrs. Elizabeth Hammack,
805 Crawfrod Ave., Augusta
Ph. RE 3-2862 or RE 3-6577.

10 A. good land, 5 A. cot-
ton allotment. Good deep well
and pasture. Located 4 mi.
Winder, 1 mi. Bethlehem,
Barrow Co. 40 mi. Ea. At-
lanta, 1 mi. Hwy. 11, on both
sides of land. School Bus and
Mail Rt. by house site. Good
white community, $800.00 Rev.
: E. Meeks, Rt. 1, Bethle-

em.

65 A. in Haralson Co. a-
bout half in cultivation, the
other in woods and pasture.
All good land, 2 springs, lake
site. 4 mi. out from Buchanan
new black Top Rd. to 5
Points. Nearly new 5 Rm,
house; hard wood floors, hot-
cold water, bath all new, gas
heat. Charlie G. Summerville,
Rt. 1, Buchanan. Ph. 3424.

13 A. all under cultivation,
fenced with hog wire. 6 rm.
house ceiled with sheet rock
and painted inside. Hot and
cold running water, hydrants
in front and back yard. Large
hot water heater and big
double drain sink, and new
bath. Some fruit trees. Big
grape arbor. Quarter mile off
paved Hwy. Wired for elec-




tric stove and_ tlephone
$2,500 cash. In Telfair Co.
Geo. McGee, Rt. 2, Bruns-
wick.

5 A. land, 4 bedroom house
on Eastman Mtn., Rabun Co,
elevation approx. 2600 ft.,
Large stone fire place in
paneled living room; double
sink, colored bath set. School
bus and mail route by door.
. Chris-
tian, P. O. Box 355, Clayton.

25 A. 2 residences, 2 out
bldgs. All under fence. For
information address: Lewis
Beason, M. D., P. O. Box 411,
Butler.

5 A. of woodland, plenty
of pines. Can be made into a
poultry farm. Fine for home

sue. marl: -Stuckeyy. Rt <2;
Blackshear.
365 A. of land in . one

tract, located about three mi.
south from Buena Vista, $35
per A. (Not my home place).

R. Youngblood, Buena
Vista.
285 A. farm. Will make

good farm for cultivation,
chicken or cattle. Reasonable
price. Erwin Everett, Rt. 2,
Blairsville. 2

Sugar Ann Spice Farm, 242
A. Dooly Co. A going farm,
equip. for raising live stock
in modern manner incl. Pig
Parlor to accommodate 300
pigs, farowing house and breed
ing pens. 3 permanent pastures
all fenced, 12 A in pecans, 2
deep wells with elec. pumps,
10 A. peanuts and 4 A. cot-
ton. 2 houses, water piped
everywhere. See or write.
J. W. Geeslin, Rt. 2, Byrom-
ville.

44 A. near Lake Lanier. 5.
R. house, large barn and out
buildings. F. E. Colvin, Rt.
3, Buford.

23 A. farm at Burwell, large
4 R. painted dwelling, 3
porches. Well on porch. All in
pasture except 2 A. Some pine
and plenty oak wood. Run-
ning stream, pond site. On 2
black top Rds. Phone, elec.
Store across road. P. S. Cham-
bers, Rt. 2, Carrollton, Ph.
Bowdon . 24387.

65 A. land on Union
and Athens Hwy. 5 R.
wired for elec. stove,
in well, good water; seven
out bldgs., 18 pecan trees,
also 500 square bales Lespe-
deza hay and 150 bales of
wild grass hay. H. R. Allison,
Bairdstown.

26 A. farm land, 4 R. fin-
ished house, barn, pasture,
5,000 Cap. chicken house,
good well water, nice creek.
Elec., phone, school bus, 1
mi. off paved rd., 6 mi. S.W.
of Carrollton at Tanners
Beach. $3,500.06. Ralph Chap-

Point
house
pump



man, Rt. 4, Carrollton,









2.54 A., suitable home site
in oak grove, 330 ft. front-
age, lights phone, school bus,
paved rd. mail route an
county water, $3,800.00. Mis
Mary Alice Douglas, 446
Welcome All Rd., Rt. 3, Col-
lege Park.

Poultry farm, 10,000 capa-
city building, city water and
automatic drinkers. Substan-
tial buildings, with concrete
foundation. Modern through-
out home, landscaped yards
with boxwoods. Mrs. Myrtle
Jones, Cleveland.

800 A. 200 A, open and 600
A. in Herings pee ae
d springs, land partly fenc-
ea. Good vein of coal. $25 to
$75 an acre. Located on Hwy.
117. Johnnie Tate, Cloudland.

3 A. land with block house
5 yrs. old, sand finished in-
side, hardwood floors. Size 50
x 70 ft. All weather Rd. 3/4
mi, of new paved Rd. 14 mi.
E. of Ellijay. Sell for less than
1/2 bldg. cost. N. R. Mooney,
Rt. B, Ellijay.

Approx. 100 A. Mtn. land
well covered with young grow-
ing pine timber, some now
ready to saw. 3 R. log house
nice yard, 2 springs and
lake sites. Close to 4 Churches,
everyday mail, also on elec.
REA line. Conv. to school bus,
3 mi. of State game reserva=
tion. Presley Fowler, Rt. 5,
Ellijay, Ga. :

Approx. 12 A. land on_El-
berton RFD 5 Athens Hwy.
Sell or will rent. J. B. Saxon,
Elberton.

10 A. land, good 5 R. house
with bath, work shop, barn,
running stream. Within 5 mi,
of Atlanta. C. L. Paulhamns,
Rt. 2, Ellenwood.

215 A. land, 35 A. in pecan
groves, fenced and cross fenc=
ed. Good allotments. 3 mi. E.
of Elko. T. A. Livingston, Elko.

90 A. land, 6 R. house, barn,
chicken house and other out=
buildings, about 15 A. in cul-
tivation, balance in young tim-
ber. On daily mail and school
bus route, 4-1/2 mi. from Elli-
jay on Boardtown and Flat
Branch Rd. Mrs. J. B. Kilby,
Rt. 4 Box 50 Ellijay.

230 A. Ga. land, about 2/3
under cultivation. Located
eorner Bullock, Jenkins and
Emanuel Counties. Tobacco
and other allotments. Good
timber, livable residence and
tenant houses. Mrs. L. C. La=
nier (tax payer and res. of
Ga.) c/o H. M. Rogers, Astor
St., Orange Park, Florida.

90 A. Ga. land, 5 mi. from
Toccoa Stephens Co. at East-
anolle. Old 7 R. house, needs
repairs, large barn in good
condition, stream for stock
watering good well, land
slightly rolling $8,000 or $2,-
00 down with easy terms. Ry
L. Allen (Tax Payer and res.
L. Allen (taxpayer and resi-
dent of Ga.) 110 Zelma St.,
Orlando, Florida.

100 A. known as Luther
Goodwyne farm, 2 mi. No. of
Forsyth on U. S. 41: 2 bedroom
asbestos shingle home, gas
elec., phone, well, pump; 3
barns, stream, 175 best grade
pecan trees. Farm complete-
ly fenced. Ideal location: also
75 A. directly across road with
stream, also fenced. See, Hom=

er Goodwyne, Forsyth, or call

ME. 6-7857 Atlanta.

200 A. cattle farm, 15 mi. S.
of Carrollton just off Hwy 27
fenced permanent pasture,
plenty running water. Lake
stocked with fish, large barn
shade trees, lawn sodded with
grass, all kinds fruit and flow-
ers 7 R. house, hot and cold
water, bath, phone, mail and
school bus at door. Mrs. J. HA

Knight, Rt. 2, Franklin, Ph
Roopville 4485. a ;
40 A. farm, 5 R., papered

and painted house. Fish pond
on land. Mail and cchoot tile
route 5 mi to town Mr. Arthur
E. Walters, Sr. RFD 3, Box
323, Fitzgerald.

6 A. farm on Lake Lanier,
on Brown Bridge Rd., new
house, also farm with 2 houses
and 175 ft. x 32 ft. chicken
house. E. B. Wetherford, Rt. 2
Gainesville. 3







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259 A. mountain land, very
suitable for growing timber.
$30 acre. H. O. Williams, P.
O. Box 161, Griffin.

9-8/10 A: land, 5 R. block
house; school bus, mail route
by door. 10 mi. from Gaines-
ville, just off Cleveland Hwy.
5 or 10 mi. to Lake Lanier.
Sell or trade. Henry G. White,
Rt. 9, Gainesville.

100 A. good Jand Spalding
Co. about 4 mi. from city, on
paved rd. School bus and mail
routes. Several all year
branches with lake sites, $90
acre. J. N. Elrod, 317 N. Hill
St., Griffin.

1/2 A. land, more or less,
building for living quarters,
1/2 mi. from city limits of
Greensboro. Mrs. Ethel Fra-
sure, Greensboro.

300 A 30 mi. S. of Atl. 1-1/2
_ mi. off Expressway on Hwy.
92; 1-1/2 mi. Griffin City li-
mits. Crossfenced. 200 A im-
proved pasture 50 A cleared to
Ren 25 A. lake site, 2 creeks.
odern 3 bedroom, 3-1/2
baths, pine paneling, daylight
cellar, circulating hot water
heating, 170 ft. drilled well,
3 A. lawn, 21 lg. trees, 2 tenant
houses, farm equip. Fine for
dairy and cattle farming. Mrs.
Hoyt B. Barrett Rt. 1, Box 234,
Griffin, Ph. Griffin 81274.

6 A. of land, more or less,
4 rm. house, pump in well,
gas, hot water heater, want
cash, $5,500. H. B. Helms, Rt.
2, Molena.

Approx. 4 1/2 A., Macon Co;,
_ fenced in. 9 rm. Old Colenial
type dwelling, screened back
porch, store blds., 16 x 24 ft.,
concrete floor, 2 car garage
with. utility room attached,
120 x 30 ft. sheltered bldg.,
well house with deep well run
by electricity, syrup house, 5
Jarge pecan and other fruit
trees. Mrs. P. E. Ivey, Rt. 2,
Montezuma.

100 A. Cobb Co. One large
house, pine panel living room,
_ tile and hardwood floors, bath,
drilled well, surrounded by
Jarge oak trees. Also on same
Jand good 4 rm. house. $22,-
500.; Also, 30 A. with lake
site adjoining above, $4,500.
Terms. Roger S. Cobb, Box
355, Marietta.

Approx. 202 1/2 A. Dooly
Co. land; 6 rm. house, level
sandy loamy land; 9 1/2 A.
cotton allotment; electricity,
perfect well of water, 250 ft.
deep. School bus and mail
service, churches near. Large

- creek, some timber. Perfect
Jayout for broiler or laying
farm. Immediate possession.
$45. acre. Claude H. Yearwood,
1205 Wesleyan Dr., Macon.

11 A. land, 7 R. house, 5 or
6 mi. from Griffin. Water,
lights and bath on paved road.
Dr. J. H. Grubbs, Molena.

_ 5 A. land 5 R. house join-
ing city -of

Monticello on
super Hwy. 162 x 500 ft,
frontage. Lishts, phone and

well water. G. T. Chaffin, Rt.
1, Box 3, Monticello.

10-1/10 A. land about 1
block off raley Rd. Nice
bldg. site (level or split level).
Some pine timber and small
house. S. C. Dykes, Rt. 7, Ma-
con.

Approx. 10 A. farm, 7 mi.
from Dallas, 26 mi. from Lock-
heed. Good house, 4 large R.
downstairs, large attic room.
Lrg. barn, chicken houses,
garage and other outbuildings.
Fruit trees, some good timber.
Geod land. Bargain, $3,000. J.
E. Rich, 129 Fair Oaks Ave.,
Marieita, Ph. 8-8136.

13 A. more or less; 1/2 A.
tobacco allotment. Good rich
land. 4 R. house, 15 nice pe-
can trees. On school bus Rt..,
about 3 blocks from Hwy. and
post office. $4,500. cash. Mrs.
A. M. McClellan, Box 62, Of-
ferman.

1-1/2 A. Jand 6 rm. house
with running water and bath,

4-1/2 mi. from Pelham on Cai-
ro and Pelham Hwy. School
bus by door. $4,000. B. W.

Dekle, Rt. 3, Pelham.

_ 145 A. farm with newly fin-
ished, 8 R. and bath, duplex
dwelling all modern conven-
iences. Lot of pine and hard-
wood timbers; 52 A. in culti-
vation with cotton and peanut
allotment. On State Hwy. 188,
8 mi. N. W. Cairo. C. C. Draug-
hon, Rt. 1, Ochloshnee.

147 A., 5-A. face. Mud
Creex Cove on Lake Lanier;
land in pasture and growing
pines. Small pier under con-
struction; 3 large creeks, 2
modern type homes with all
conveniences, two 4 R. tenant
houses w/o baths, pump in
well, on countv maintained
dirt Rd. and mail Rt. Equip-
ped with electricity and phone.
Approx. 2-1/2 mi. N: W. of
Oakwood in Hall Co. Sell or
trade all or part with excel-
lent terms. Mrs. Nell Bennett,
RFD 1, Box 21, Oakwood.

8 A. land; 65 large pecan
trees; 10 R house, 2 baths; 5
R. house, 1 bath and 3 R.
house with 1/2 bath. Sell or
trade. M. J. Bennett, Pitts, Ga.

48 A. land in Jackson Co.,
near Walnut Church. 5 R.
house with running water.
$2,500. cash. Mrs. Nancy L.
Lancaster, Rt. 2, Pendergrass.

Pine Mtn. Valley, 3-1/2 A.,
all tillable, 6 R. house, modern
conveniences, back porch in-
closed, screened-cement front
porch, garage, chicken house,
store house, in central loca-
tion on paved Rd. stores and
Pp. O. Handy. Nice front lawn
with shade trees. $6,750. Con-
sider trading for small _pro-
perty of like value in South
Georgia. Byron Meeker, Pine
Mtn. Valley, Ph. Hamilton,
Main 8-4601.

24-9/10 A. farm, nice 6 R.
house, sealed and painted in-
side, fire-place, gas and elec.,
hot and cold water, abestos
outside. Half of land wood-
Jand, half tendable, suitable
for truck farming, cattle or
chickens. School bus. by door,
thickly settled, good neigh-
borhood. 5 mi. from Pine Mtn.,
5 mi. from Hamilton. $6,500.
Mrs. John Turner, Box 45,
Pine Mtn. Valley.

160 A. farm, real good farm.
110 in cultivation located 6 mi.
N. of Quitman. C. A. Cler -ents,
Rt. 2, Quitman.

Home Place 6 mi. from Grif-
Mome Place 6 mi. from Grif-
fin, 6 R. house with bath, 2
large porches, large hall, good
garden space House wired for
Electric stove. 1,000 ft front-
age on paved hwy. School bus
at door. 1-1/2 mi. of 2 church-
es. Plenty shade trees, several
bearing pecan trees. Bargain.
Mrs. Bill Jordan, Rt. 2, Grif-
fin, Ph. 4760.

103 A. Lumpkin Co.
land, on Chestatee River, 1 A.
garden spot bal. woodland
with good _ stand of pine on
about half. I mi. from black
top Co. Rd. R.E.A. available.

15 mi above Gainesville.
Spring fed stream, $25 acre.
F. A. DeVane, Thompson

Bridge Rd., Gainesville.

Approx. 88 A. Towns Co.
10 A. sowed grass for hay, 12
A. cultivation, 30 A. pasture,
partly sowed in grass, rest tim
berland. 60 bearing and 25 not
bearing Apple trees; 3 good
springs, 2 branches running
through place, good site for
fish pond. 2 dwelling houses,
well on porch. Elec., good
barn,, out-bldg. Borders Hwy.
30 yds. on Upper Bell Creek
Rd., 3 mi. from Hiawassee,

34 Hiawassee.

182 A. Jand, 155 A. open 6
R. brick veneer home. Two
barns, tenant house (occupied)
2 branches, pond site. Tractor
and equip. 20.6 A cotton allot-
ment. Good timber growth and
newly planted pines. 20 min.
from Augusta. $19,975.00. H.
W. Hair, Jr., Star Rt., Harlem,
Ph. Gardin 5-6757.

127 A. in Troup Co. under
fence, good 9 R. house, barn,
garage, siuoke house and
|chicken house, good water, 3
|branches, 1 lake. On graded
| Rd., soon to be paved. 7 mi.-of
|LaGrange and 5 mi. of Ho-
gansville. Mail and school bus
routes. Sell or exchange for
property in Fulton Co. Mrs.
os Jacobs Rt., 2, Hogans-
ville.



$5,500. Alfred Moss, Rt. 1, Box J

~ 40 A. land, 30 1
nent, one 5 I on
house. On main water lin

or will trade for other proper-
ty. Mrs. R. J. Pate, Hamilton,
Ph. M. 8-4264. be

618 A. land in Bank Co, 4
mi. of Homer on paved Rd.,
mail and school Rt. 4 dwell-
ings, good barns ,on Hudson
River and Silver Creek. Lots
of growing timber some ready
to saw. Fine for stock or grow-
ing any Ga. crop. No leins
title clear. $100 acre cash. Ben
Payne, Rt. 1, Homer

Riverbend Livestock
Farm, 4 mi. N. on U.S. 23
from Hazlehurst. 100 A. land,
ideal for cows and hogs; 50 A
in permanent pasture, 10 A.
lake and 40 A. in swamp land
pasture, fenced and cross fenc-
ed. Good 2 story livestock and
feed storage barn. Fair dwell-
ing with elec., water and
phone. $15,000. Also, an addi-
tional 1,000 A. available join-
ing this land. Lawton Ursrey,
es, Ph. Franklin 5-

155.

48 A. chicken farm, 12 mi.
W. Gainesville in Forsyth Co.
1/2 mi. off 53 Hwy., 1 mi.
from Lake Lanier. One ce-
ment block chicken house 31
x 236 ft. long. All automatic
equip. within Abundance of
spring water; also 1 small
chicken house, 1200 sq. ft., one
6 rm. house with hot and cold
water Ted Woods , Rt. 5,
Gainesville. :

52 A. 7 mi. Cleveland, 12 mi.
Dahlonega, nice house and
barn, other buildings, pump in
well, on mail and school bus
route to be paved soon, springs
small branch, nice view of
mountains, $2,700; also 22 1/2
A., 1-1/2 mi. Cumming, large
barn good house small broiler
house, other buildings, small
stream near house, Creek bot-
toms (could be irrigated), on
mail and school bus route,
$4,700 Jonathan McConnell,
Rt. 1, Gainesville.

108 A. farm, good 5 rm.
house built in 1951, not ceiled.
Good well water, never goes
dry. Creek and branches. 6 mi.
out Griffin, $6,500. C. R. Par-
son, Rt. 3, Box 42 Ellis Rd.,
Griffin, Ph. 7348 or. 88988 -

450 A. more or less of rich
soil with good peanut and cot-
ton allotment laying a mi.
along the Chattahoochee Riv-
er, near head of Seminole
Lake (water backed up by
Woodruff Dam), 15 mi, S. of
Donaldsonville, with good fish
ing and good hunting. W. B.
Roberts, Iron City, Ja 4-2247.

300 A. land on Ga. Power
Line, school bus, road 5 mi.
Ideal. 45 A. set in Pines in
1957-58 with 55 A. set in Pines
in 1950, 50 A. set in 1936; 20
A. in pasture, 40 A. in cultiva-
tion, 2 springs on farmiy 1
branch, some pine saw tim-
ber lots hardwood, $75 A. 1-4
rm. house good, 1-tenant house
fair. Paul Cromer, Ideal.

Approx. 34 A. land: 6 R.
frame house, 2 chicken houses,
1 barn, 3 streams and 2 springs
makes ideal lake site. Only 5
mi. from Avondale. Seen by
appointment onlv. Roy Wilson,
Sean Stone Mtn., Ph.

= 1a,

87-1/2 A. farm, 16 mi. N.

|W. of Marietta in New Hope

community. Good house and
arn, on school bus and mail
Rt. 2 A. lake, stocked for 3
yrs. with bream and bass.
Good bottom land, 1 A. of
Christmas trees, some fruit
trees, and about 40 A. of pines
ready for timber in 3 yrs. $8,-
750. H. C. Hurst, Rt. 2, Box
27, Smyrna. Ph. HE 5-7211.

5 A. farm; 6,000 capacity
broiler house; 4 R. dwelling,
pump and bath, on old Car-
rollton Rd., 1 mi. N. of Sar-
gent. S. D. Smith, Sargent, Ph.
Newnan, Alpine 3-2595.

5, 10, 15 and 20 A. tracts on
Amicolola River, also 60 A.
farm, half in rich cleared bot-
tom land, balance in good tim-
ber. Good fishing and hunt-
ing, ideal building sites. Low
down payment and monthly
payments. (Available after
Nov. Ist.) R. C. Moore, Rt. 2,
Paces Ferry Rd., Smyrna.



good paved hwy. in center of |
Pine Mtn, Valley. Priced right

U | land. 8 R. brick house, 2-1/2



tivation.
ar Valle c

Co.; 4,000 cap. chicken house,
1 dwelling house. Land part-

way, school and churches. Cash
or terms. Henry T. Barrett, Rt.
1, Suwanee. ie crate

25. A. land; modern home
place; 2 lakes; old house and
out buildings. Fenced, cross
fenced with 4 strands, locust
posts. 100 x 100 ft. hog lot.
All one tract fronting on 2

rds. 16 mi. from pre h
ete. }

Atlanta. Horses, hogs,
Priced in 20s. Sell or ex-
change. E. Gerald Stucki, Rt.
2, Stone Mtn., Ph. Stone Mtn.
8002 or Atlanta DR. 8-1007.

158. A., very fertil, farm
land, some producing bale of
cotton per A., 30 A. cotton al-
lotment. 2 good houses, furn-
ished with baths and modern
conveniences, large tenant
house, all buildings have elec-
tricity. Mail Rt. and 2 school
buses by house. (To reach
farm go Hwy. 85, three mi. So.
of Senoia, turn left on dirt
road 1/2 mi. Letters answered.

LY 9-6781.

40 A. poultry ranch with
good net income on_ eggs.
Established retail and whole-
sale egg Rt. Capacity for 1,-
800 layers with auto. washer |
and grader. Lovely 6 R. home|
with all modern conveniences
in Pine Mtn. Valley. Sacrifice |
entire lot, including 1,350 lay-
ers and furnished home for

Main 8-4453. /

300 A. land, 2 good barns, |
small house with bath, Pas-
tures all have water, small

3,000 ft. on paved Suwanee,
Lawrenceville Rd., between N.
E. Expressway and Hwy. 23,
Gainesville, Atlanta Hwys.

$400. acre; also, 300 A. on| t
dirt roads, over mi. frontage, |?
near proposed N. E. Express- | 102d

way, joins above _ property.
$275. acre. Lease or trade.
George Pierce, Suwanee, Ph.
Buford 7120. . me a

80 A. farm, good productive
tic, basement, porches, modern
conveniences, 2 car garage,
barn, plenty outbuildings.

Blacksmith shop, fruit orchard, |

pecan, some timber and pulp-
wood, good pasture with last-
ing streams, lake site. Also,
4 R house, porches, elec. good
water supply, barn and out-
buildings. Located on State
Rt. 5, black topped Rd.

Rt. J, Roopville.

modeled with sheet rock walls
and hardwood floors, gas heat
and hot and cold water. 3
barns, good fencing, 2 stocked
lakes, good stand of small
pines. 10 mi. N. E. of Buena
Vista, $6,000. Mrs. Nona E.
McMickle, Richland, Ph. TU
7-3454.

3-1/2 A. (more i

desired)
baths with rumpus room in
full basement, fire places, ae

tural gas. Several 1 to 10;
tracts. 9 mi. S. of Atlanta Air-

port, 1-1/2 mi. off Hwy: 85 on|J.

Hwy 138 at Camp Creek Sell
or exchange. R. bp
Riverdale, or Ph. Jonesboro,
GR. 8-6719.

149 A. or slightly over, Ogle-
thorpe Co., 50 A. in cultiva-
tion balance in pasture and
woodland, some pulp wood. 4
good houses. 2 wells. 4-1/2 mi.
of Lexington and 1 mi. of
Sandy Cross on. mail and
school bus Rt. Mrs. B. R. Sax-

4

77.A. farm in Franklin Co. 4
mi. E, of Carnesville. 45 A in
high state of cultivation. Good
creek bottom pastures, plenty
of wood. Five R. house, 4 R
and hall sheet rocked, one R.
wall papered, two porches.
Good well, plenty of out build-
ings. Bus and school Rt., 1/4

61-1/2 A. farm in Gwinnett |

ly fenced, a good year round |,
pasture. Near new Express-|,

_jne, RS

|} 10 A. farm,

C. C. Wyche, Rt. 2 Senoia, Ph.

$11,800. John S. Leach, Rt. 1,|
Shiloh, or Ph. Hamilton exch. | vati

lake. 2300 ft. on Hwy. 23, over|R

Claj !
Jand Road, Ch

land, one 6 R. house, bath, at-|3

2 mi. |A
E. Roopville. L. B. McWhorter, 2

142 A. farm, 6 R. wood}
frame house with bath, re-|9 p

J. Osborne, |

on, Rt. 2, Box 36, Lexington. |

large pasture wit!
ter. Bargain, $8,00
Logan

x

with 2 tile baths, den, fire|,_

plow. and harro
Chickamauga. Mrs. C
som, Kensington.

: small ne
wired elec. stove, ai
tioner. 2 A. lake si

5 A. Cultivation, jus
On 2 rds. Lee Rd

and Campbellton 1]
Atlanta. Frank Ker
door First Baptist
Box 23 Lithi
Austell 8145.

1 lot of go
ark,



ing Artesian well.
Louisville, paved 1
schools, churches in
munity. Cy_ :
oe Mill, L

can be enlarged :
Plenty. ates good

One tract of 600
300 A. cultivated 1:

on Cnston Hierro Se
on on iiwy. 9 ate
Flat Rd. about 1/3.
cross fenced with hog
wire, some orchard,

eh BRS farm

District, Butts

mi. of Jackson Lake
Hwy. 1 6 rm dwelli
2 wells, plenty of o
oe. some saw tim
e pwood, Within 50

churches. Nice

is on school bus rou
Thaxton, 376 Co
Street, Jackson, Ph.

Good farm on |

yi oe eae
ro ne
hace ae 7

rou

in northside P
and

Cc.

sell hous
10 AL an:



mi, to Church, J. W. Smith,





Rt. 1, Lavonia,



barga









llotment, 50 A
_A. permanent
house, barn and
with good water. C.
, Lilly, Ga : es

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ta
8















from Al-
Rd. 400 A.
cross fenc-


















d. soon to be paved.
tion, saw tim-
ood, big barn
14 mi. to Elber-
i. to Royston. C.
Rt. 2, Royston.




















] 2-1/2 mi.
West or East, mail
us by door $1,-
or pick-up truck.
g in house at
Parsons, Rt. 1,












room house and
J. R. McManus,
, Ph. 8-0939.
fertile soil, adapted |
s, on Euharlee Creek
Hwy., 8 mi. N. of
One 5 R. house with
leat, electricity and

s and bath
Yicity, drilled well.












isture, barn, garage |



latest design,
block broiler

.





















ats

aylor, R

d with large




3, Box 20, College,




n paved Rd, ad-
State Park, near lake
'y Davis, Rut-






3 R. and other |
1 College Park,
onal Hwy. on)
Waller, Rt. 1,


















ox, Ringgold.

airy; Pond, equip-
ows, 11 heifers, good
arns and dairy.
amount milk pro-
ring base. No excess
lease. Roger
, Richmond Hill, Ph.
Ga. Tulip 4-2681.







BB












85 near Riverdale
Farmers Market. 30.
cultivatable land, 8 to
sture and 3 or i
ith creek that never
mall tenant. house,

Rt. in front of pro-
neighborhood. W.

1, Riverdale,

























akesite, 15 A.
en land, rest small
Convenient to Lock-
anta,
in Forsyth Co.
Cash or terms.
27 W. Lyle Ave-
Ph.










10.5 A cotton,

mAMIs?Sy

R. Burwell. Joe Smith,



-| Canon.

46 A. land 1/2 mi.




4 A.)

PO 6,-
oe IR

_ 80 A. land, old 4 rm. house.
{10 or 20 A. lake site. one-half
mi. of Atlanta and Dallas
Hwy. 17 mi. from Lockheed at
Hiram. Mrs. C. O. Blankinship,
att. 1, Canton.) eee.

25 A. on paved Rd. 1-1/2
of Hwy. 166 near Hu-
lett. Large lake site and well,
1/2 of land in timber. $1,000.
W. H. McClendon, Rt. 1, Car-
rollton, Ph. TE 2-8717.

50 A. farm 2/3 down, 5 yrs.
to pay bal. 5 R. house, painted
inside and out. 20 A. cultivat-

{|ed, 30 A. in growing timber

and pasture, 7 A. bottom land,
2 small branches, 1 lg. creek.
9/10 mi. N. of Turnerville, 10
mi. N. E. of Clarkesville, 1/2
mi. from new Hwy. 441. On
mail and school bus Rts. W.
P. Mize, Rt. 3, Clarkesville.

50 A. farm, 8 R. house, 4
miles east of Bowdon, 8 miles
West of Carrollton. 1/2 mi. off
Bowden-Carrollton ee near
i bees
Carrollton. ; a
| 70 A. farm adjoining Black
top rd., has 4 R. house, phone;
on school Bus and Mail Rt.
Houses for 10,000 broilers,
barn, pasture, good well
and spring, nice lake site.
7. mi. west Cornelia. $7,000.
Arvel Arrowood, Rt. 1, Cor-

nelia, Ph. 844-W4.

| 5 R. house and bath, gas
furnace, 2 wells with pumps.
3 chicken houses on Hwy. 5;
Mail, bus and school bus Rt.
4 mi. No. of Canton. Good
Good fruit trees. 3 churches
close by. B. F. Wheeler, Rt.
3, Canton, Ph. GR 9-3720.

15 A. farm, 3 houses; 6,4,
and 3 R. Large barn, double
crib, potatoe house and other
outbuildings. 100 A. in cul-
tivation, approx. 25 A. in
creek bottom, 90 A. clear of
rocks and stumps, 11 A. cot-
ton allotment. Lee Hamer,

Chickamauga, Ph. 2501;

Nice country farm home,

+}small acreage, off rural Rt. on
*/a dirt saw mill Rd. Sell, trade

tor swap: Potts, Rt: 2, c/o
Mrs. Jones Box, Chatsworth.

|. 23.7% all under fence, 10 R.

house in good cond., inside
and out, large living room
with large fire-place, stair-
way, light fixtures, stove or
gas heated, 4 car garage with
shed; also 5 R. house, good
cond. 2 good wells, never short
of water, place graded -for
chicken house, 50 x 50 x 400
ft. H.C. Foster; Rt. i, Cor-=
nelia. Af

Farm located 1 miS. E.
Bowersville, near old Canon
church, on paved road. 7 R.
house 3 yrs old, with bath
and all modern conveniences,
good barn, 35 Acres in culti-

5| vation. Good cotton allotment.
-/70 ft. well, 38 ft. water. On

school bus and mail Rt. Will
be near Hartwell dam_ back
water. H. A. Sheriff, Rt. 1,

181 A. 60 A. in pasture,
woven fence, 40 A. cultiva-
tion, 2 A. pond. 8 R. house,
running water, bath, 75 to 100
A. in growing timber. Borders
on Hutsons River, Banks Co.
9 mi. Commerce. H. W. Jones,
Commerce.

~2 A., house with 5 R., gas,
lights and water, also 3 R.
C. R. Dowis, Rt. 1, Box 49,
Mallory Rd., College Park.

227 A. farm in NW section.
140 A. peach orchard, 2 varie-
ties, Dixired and Elbertas. 80
A. pasture and timber; main
house 7 rms., 2 tenant houses,
broiler chicken house 8500
capacity, barn, 2 storage
bldgs, packing and_ grading
shed.. Equipment, 1958 J. D..
Orchard 620 tractor, Myers
speed sprayer, disc harrows,

2/trailor ete. Cash with some
.|trade. R.

G. Topham, Rt. 2,
Cartersville, Ph. 2320 R. ad

acres in Lee County: 21-A.
Woodland, 8 mi. N. W. Al-
bany on U. S. Hwy. 82. Dog-
woods, moss draped Oaks, na-
tural landscape; 6 A. 3/4"mi.
off U. S. Hwy. 82, on school
bus and mail Rt. 10 a di














c.|some timber,
_ |Catfish; other pond

house. All for $5,000 cash. Mr. |

Two homesites from 825

us
Pel
Bass.

02

1
stocked 3 yrs., nan
; sites. Near
Aleovy Church. Public road
soon to be paved. Sell all or
part. 40 A. has pond on it.
62 A. has house and 1 barn.
5 mi. Covington on Alcovy
and Jersey road. L. J. Owens-
by, Jr., Rt: 3, Covington.






small farms.
Streams on all, some with
springs and all have nice
young Pine timber; also nice
building sites, 3 acres or more;
one 20 A. tract with large
spring, 2 A. frontage, on 129
Hwy. Small down payment,
bal terms. See me, 3 mi. No.
Cleveland. S. H. Head, Rt. 3,
Cleveland. ;

40 A. Ga. land, 2 houses,
6 and 4 R. All conveniences.
Adjoining Lake Nottely in
Union Co. Georgia 12 A. good

Large and

|bottom land. Whole place can

be cultivated by tractor. Good
hunting and fishing. Barn and
other bldgs. Some fruit. Per-
manent pasture. School bus
and mail Rt. near churches
and stores. Good white com-
munity. J. M. Hall, Rt. 1, Box
41, Culberson, N. C. (Resident
of Union Co. Ga.) g

1800 A. mountain land in
young timber. Nice lake sites,
branches, springs in tracts of:
800 A., 320 A. 220 A. all in
Gilmer Co., and 480 A. in
Walker Co. New Hwy. now
going through. S, F. Stavley,
Resaca.

~ 2 good farms, 70 and 250
A., near Lavonia, part in cul-
tivation, part timber, perma-
nent branches, some bottoms;
approx. 600 A. tract; unim-
proved mountain area land,
40 A., 120 A., 250 A. Lump-
kin Co. 7-10 mi. Dahlonega;
40 A. 1/2 timber, bal. cultiva-
tion No house, springs and
yr. round branches, 1 mi. $50.
A. for this farm; also want
40 to 120 A. unimproved or
wild range land, with. creek
or branches, at low price. H.
T. Long, Owner, Box 207, La-
vonia.

land. Good place for fish pond
land. Good place fo fish pond.
Jess Gibson Turnerville.

102 A. land on Sand Mt.,
Dade Co., North Ga, 5 rm
house, electricity, on mail and
school bus route, 2 good
spring fruit trees, $4700 cash.
Cecil Avery, Rt. 2, Trenton.

One to 50 A., 2 houses, dwel
ling house with 2 bedrooms,
bath, living room, screen porch
etc. in edge of oak grove, over-
looks lake, all in 4 strand wire
hog pasture, bottom land, some
in truck crop now. Sell as is
or divide into two parts. Al-
fred Mitchell, Turin.

About 1/2 A. land with 4
rm. house, bath, hot-cold wa-
ter, 2 screened porches, on
paved road, school bus route,
telephone, wired for _ stove.
Sell or trade Mrs. S. E. Wa-
ters, Rt. 2, Shellman Bluff.
Townsend.

132 A. good farm land, no
waste land, 80 A. in cultiva-
tion, 30 A. Bahia pasture, 50 A.
young pine timber, 3 deep
wells, good irrigation system
new, will irrigate 20 acres; 40
pecan trees, 4 houses, 2 tobac-
co barns, 5.29 tobacco allot-
ment, 4 A. cotton. 2-1/2 mi.
from court house. L. O. Eason,
Rt. 3, Box 23, Valdosta.

40 A. farm in good farming
section, 4 R. house and Irg.
barn, good pasture, running
water, lake site. Sell or ex-
change. A. G. Vollrath, Box
282A, Villa Rica. Ph. 8647.

80 A. chicken farm Fannin
Co., 12 mi. Blue Ridge, 2 mi.
off Blairsville Hwy. School
bus Rt. 20 A. permanent Lad-
ino, Clover, Orchard Grass Fes
cue pasture; has _ interlaced
with pipe, underground moun-
tain springs. Timber, about
half of it in young and other
Pine and hard wood; 2 main-
tain streams, springs with elec.
pump supplying water to 2
mod. 5,000 cap. fully equipped
chicken houses. 5 R. white
frame residence, running wa-
ter, out bldgs; also 40 A ra-
dius of 1 mi., and farm equip-
ment. All, $10,000. Mrs. Jane
W. Mobley, Box 29, Waynes-



,| boro, Ph, Res. 3804, Business,
2135.














good all weather Rd.; Also,
small acrage wooded area, 1/2
mi. off Bankhead Hwy. Plenty
wood and water. Both cheap
for cash. Robert F. Wiggley,
Villa Rica, Ph. 7923.

169 A. farm. 6 rm house
with running water and elec-
tricity. 88 A. in cultivation. 8
A. cotton allotment. Young
timber, new fences, pasture
with water running through it.
12 bearing pecan trees. Lo-
cated 3 mi. S. E. of Rupert on
Hwy 90 11 mi. So. of Butler.
J Carpenter, 209 Wallace Dr.
ead Robins. Ph. Walker 3-
6370. A

140 A. poultry and sheep
farm. 100A. in timber, 40 A.
pasture, 3 A. pond, 3000 cap.
laying houses, 2100 Hy-Line
layers, egg room and washer.
2000 cap. feed mill and mixer,
2 - 1500 bu. metal grain bins,
100 bred S. W. ewes, new lamb
ing pen. Modern 6-rm. dwell-
ing, deep well, 1 tenant
house. R. Motte Smith, Wash-
ington.

58 A. 1/2 mi. from paved rd.,
borders creek, (plenty game
including Deer). Annual in-
come from Soil Conservation
over $300 for next 9 yrs. Lots
of growing timber. Electricity
available. Under hog wire
fence. $75 A. Terms if desired.
mo E. Thompson, War-
then.

12 A. wooded land, 3. mi. W.
of Warm Springs on paved
road. Fine home site. Front-
age on both sides of paved
road. John Barnes, Rt. 1, Box
82, Warm Springs. Ph Oliver
5-3802.

3-3/4 A. land, new 4 rm.
dwelling house, utility room
and space for 2 cars in: back.
On schol bus route, near store,

1 mi. from Union. Point.
G. Silvey, Philomath Rd.
Woodville.

10 A. extra large house, 6
rms. and bath, large screened
porch, gas heat, plenty of wa-
ter, on paved road. $5,500. Sgt.
Thomas W. Swift, Rt. 2, Har-
lem.

Near Hiawassee, Ga. on
Lake Chatuga,. New 6-R house
and approx. 1 A. land. Pine
paneling, cement terrace and
carport, chimney, insulated
throughout, running water
from spring. Walter J. Cloer,
Young Harris.

Small farm, Towns Co., ad-

ris on paved Rd. about 3 mi. of
Lake Chatuge, 1/4 mi. College.
Excellent community, all land
cultivated, modern 7 R. house
with bath. W. R. Hall, Sr.,
Young Harris.

7 A. land, 8 R. 2 story house
with water and lights, in city
limits of Zebulon W. G. Beck-
ham, Zebulon, Ph. Logan 7-
8796.

10 A. or more land remodel-
ed 5 rm. and new bath house,
pasture, good garden, several
fruit trees. 2 streams running
through property. 3 good
springs, water in house, 1/2
mi. to town. Near paved road,
schools, churches, near Lake in
Bell Creek section. Reason-
ably priced. Creed McCon-
nell, Hiawassee.

105 A., 4 mi. N. of Hampton,
one house, 6 rms. and bath, hot
and cold water., Whole house
heated with gas One house, 3
large rms. heated with gas.
Well and chicken house, lots of
fruit trees and grapes. Creek
and branch suitable for fish
pond. On Greyhound Bus Line,
also, school bus line, churches
and stores. Mrs. Emily P.
Thompson, Rt. 2, Hampton,
Ph. Hampton 3504.

90 A. old 4 R. house with
hall, large barn, other out-
bldgs. lasting water in pas-
ture, good freestone water in
well. Real good land, well lo-
cated in good community.
School bus near, RFD, less 1/4
mi. Hwy., 10 mi. East Bucha-
nan, 15 mi. W. Dallas. Lots of
young timber to cut in 1966.
Sell as whole or in small lots.



QO. A. Stones Rts dysBoxe 111,
Fitzgerald. Sa



|- Crawfordville Rd.

jacent city limits Young Har-| M



mi. from White Plains. Hoke
Cantrell, White Plains.

~ 87 A. on paved hwy. in

Franklin Co., 20 A. permanent
pasture under 4 strand new
wire and posts. Has 7-2/10 A.
cotton. acreage.
through place and 1 fair ten-
ant house. Near school and
church. Jack Burroughs, 3468
Whitney Ave., Hapeville, Ph.
Po. 7-8379. ;

, 58 or 60 A. 22 level, rest
timbered, branch runs straight
across the rectangular field, a
trout stream hugs the moun-
tain, 7 rm. house plus bath,
utility room and sun porch;
drilled well, electricity. On
paved road, school bus, mail,
near stores, churches, gas sta-
tion, mill. Apple orchard and
5 black walnut trees. Howard
W. Smith, Hiawassee. ,

90 A. land completely fenc-
ed in, water from 2 branches
all year round. 2 residences,
and large poultry house.
Lights and running water
throughout houses. Near
church and school. Mrs. An=-

nie Hubbard, Fortson, Ph. FA

7-2663.

3 mi. E. of Felton; 262 A.
farm, 3 houses and out build-
ings, 3 everlasting wells, 3
creeks that never dry, 30 A.
of bottom land, ideal for lake
site, plenty growing. pines, 9
A. coton allotment, 30 A. in |
cultivation. $60 Acre. H. A.
Ayers, Rt. 2, Felton., Ph. Bu-
chanan 3982.

100 A. land located 12 mi. |
S. of Lyons on US Hwy. 1, -
Toombs Co. Toombs Central
Elementary and High School ~
4 miles with bus at door.
Church nearby, good come
munity. 12 A. in cultivation
50-60 more can be cleared
easily, tobacco and cotton al-
lotment granted. 3 A. fish

H.| pond 6 rm. house. Wired. Well

never dry. Ready for occu-
pancy. Mrs. Ruby D. Alexan- .
der, Box 485, Jacksonville
Beach, Fla. (es. of and Tax=
fou of Georgia) Ph._CH. 6-

Small acreage with house
and other bldgs. Pecan and
fruit trees. On mail and school
bus Rt. Road soon to be paved,
near Thomson. W. F. Walden,
Rt. 1, Thomson.

3/4 A. land, 5 R. house with
bath, running water, front and
back porches screened, cement
steps and walkways back and
front. Small fruit orchard. Lo-
cated just outside city limits.
rs. K. M. Brittain, Tooms-
boro, Ga.

38-9/10 A. land, Franklin
Co. 33 A. improved for culti~
vation, good 7 R. house with
running water; Also, 8 A, farm
in Stephens Co. 1/2 mi. city
limits. On improved, black top
Rd. 5 R. house, pump in well
on Ga. power. Ideal land for
chickens or truck farming.
Cash only. Dalton Cole, Rt. 4,
Toccoa. (

111 A. Haralson Co. land, 3
mi. of Temple. Fertile land,
lots of timber, 8 R. brick house
and one 4 R. farm house; Also
adjoining 100 A. farm, 7 R.
frame house and 3 R. house in
corner of paved intersection,
All on Hwy 113, near church
and on school bus Rt. Mrs,
Frank E. McBrayer, Rt. 2
Temple. 3 :
_ 2 A. with large 5 R. house
In good condition, nice com-
munity, close to stores,
churches and school, on bus Rt.
Sell or trade. Berdie M. Craw-
ford Rt. 3, (at Arch City) Cal-
houn.

100 A. more or less, 1 mi.
from Hwy. 7 mi. N. of Clark-
esville. Rough 5 R. house,
some land in cultivation, most

|in growing timber, estimated

100,000 ft. now ready to cut.
Creek runs through land.
School bus and mail route, al-
so R.E.A. power. Near chureh=
es. Mrs. R. C. Westmoreland,
RFD 1, Clarkesville.

35 A. land, 5 R. house, needg
some repair. Good year roun
water. About 1/2 mi. off paved
rd, 2 mi. from city limits, $,
of Cochran. J. C. Hinson, RFD
2.. Cochran, Ph. Webster 4-
6926.






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FOR SALE
84 A. farm, 5 R. house,

bath, 3 chicken houses, barn
and crib. Large stream runs
through land and ideal lake
site. Approx, 3 A. pasture. J.
- Bowden, Rt. 2, Canton, Ph.
Alpha 3514.

10 A. farm fair 4 R. house,
3 mi. S.W. of Cumming, 1/2
mijle of the main rd. Fruit
trees and young timber, ap-
prox. 6 A. in cultivation. Gor-
don Grizzle. Rt. 5, Cumming.

4

10 A. land, some in woods,
ome in cultivation on No. 27
Hwy. 5 R. house wired for
ights, stove and elec, pump.
Good schools and churches,
$3,500., terms if necessary Lo-
cated 19 miles north of Co-
lumbus between Cataula and
ee G. C. Goolsby, Ca-
aug. 53



35 A, farm, 9 rm. house,
ood branches, pump in well,
5,000. Jack Cowan, Box 56,
Clarkesville, Ph. 35004 or
$4161.

127 A. farm with 15 R. house,
8, R. tenant house, large barn,
sheds, and other buildings.
Chickamauga Creek runs
through farm; nice _ bridge.
Large stone bar-b-q pit. 1/2
mi. So. Chickamauga Park on
Hiway 27. $75,000 with $20,-
000 down. Bal. terms. C.
ered Rt. 2, Chickamauga, Ph.

5 R. frame house and 25 A.
good land, with 5 A. lake site,
pleniy of young growing pines.
Approx. 7-800 it. frontage on
paved Hwy. 11, within 1/2
mi. city limits of Social Cir-
cle. 3 A. cotton allotment,
Priced unusually low to settle
an estate. Call S. D. Williams,
Covington 2935.

360 A. good land, 300 A.
under fence, well sodded. Well
stocked lake with 5 R. cabin.
5 other houses, 2 good barns,
80 head Hereford cattle, trac-
tors, and farm machinery,
good community, electricity,
paved road. 8 1/2 mi. no. of
Carrollton. J. V. Hamrick, P.
O. Box 45, Carrollton.

71 1/2 A. good grade loam,
over 40 A. ready for cultiva-
tion or converting with little
trouble into good pasture. Lo-
cated 14 mi. from Toccoa in
Franklin Co., just off black
top rd. Perfect house site (old
house burned). 2 streams on
jand. Real bargain to close out
estate. Shown by appointment
only. Mrs. Inez Banks Rt. 3,
Carnesville.

3 A. with 3 rm. house, gas,
electricity, well, adjoining
city limits of Tallapoosa. on
So., State Hwy. 100, on East,
paved Hwy. on West 1000 ft. to
consolidated school; on mail
route; also located on public
Rd. same lot, 12 A. with tim-
ber and branch for lake with
good banks, only needing 20 ft.
dam. Terms to suit buyer. H.
A. James, Box 348, Cedar-
town, Ph. 2193.

9-16/100 A. land. 3 R. house
with screen porch, good well
water in yard. About 1 1/2 mi.
Carlton, close to new Hardtop
Rd. Has shade trees all around
the house. W. M. McClain, Rt.
2, Carlton.

207 A. good fertile level
Jand. Creek bottoms. 150,000
ft. pine timber. 100 A. in pas-
ture, crossed fenced. A $12,-
000 6 R. home, modern con-
veniences. 2 tenant houses, one
4 R. one 6 R. All houses built
since 1944. 20 head cattle, 10
reg. Angus; One Farmall H-
tractor with 10 pieces equip.
More than enough feed for
cattle through winter. See.
$30,000. Mrs. Ethel Battle, Rt.
4, Calhoun, Ph. Main 9- 6222.

75 A. mostly covered in
pulp wood and saw timber,
with old 5 R. frame _ house
(now rented), approx. 8 acres
in cultivation, nice creek
across back side of property
with approx. 3 acres in rich
ereek bottoms. Land has
slightly rolling elevation and
is situated within 12 mi. S. E.
Atlanta, on all-weather school
bus route. Priced low for
quick sale. O. S. Williams,
Owner, 2675 McAfee Rd., De-
ectr. Ph. DR 8-1167 (nights).

FARM LAND |

be



able ground, rest in timber,
good lake site, old house, sev-
eral suitable house _ sites.
Right under Yonah Mtn. 2
streams, several fruit trees,
$1, 500. Mrs. Fred Garrish, Rt.
4, Cleveland.

1 acre land and 5 R. house,
on Kowetta Rd. near Stone-
wall, on School bus and Mail
Rt. Elec., Well, and now avail-
able for city water, for sale
or trade for small place in
Fulton Co. Mrs. Sarah Fran-
ces Eskew, Rt. 1, Kowetta Rd.
College Park,

_ FARM LAND

WANT TO BUY
OR EXCHANGE





Want over 100 A. of aban-
doned or rundown farm land.
Describe fully, buildings avail-
ability of electricity, roads,
etc. Must be in good, white
neighborhood. Letters ans. J.
H, Abercrombie, Rt. 1, Box
333-1-A, Alpharetta.

Want 5 to 35 A. land with
4 or 5 R. house and out-bldgs.
15 to 20 mi. radius Hapeville,
at reasonable price, or can
pay money rent on yearly
basis. A. R. Bailey, 3289 Sims
St. Hapeville.

Want buy (or rent) approx.
40 A. tenantss land with
plenty pastures, about 100 mi.

A.| &. or So. Atlanta, on mail Rt.

Want house, elec., and well on
premises, and with peanut or
cotton allotment. Fred Col-
bert, 655 Parkway Dr. N. E.,
Apt. 2, Atlanta 8.

Want 50 or more acres, 20-
25 mi. North Atlanta-Mari-
etta area. Prefer stocked lake,
usable house, plumbing, heat-
ing, elect., in good area, Pay
reasonable cash price. W. Lee
Morrison, Jr. 325 Argonne Dr.
Wey? Atlanta 5. Ph, TR 6-
1 ;

Want 5 to 40 acres land at
reasonable price. R. H. Alred,
Rt. 1, Dallas.

Want farm, 25 to 75 A. in
Wayne Co. Will trade other
property near Jesup for same.
Write or see. W. W. Proveaux,
980 Waycross Hwy. Jesup.

Want farm or_ cut-over
timber land within 30 mi, Au-
gusta. W. R, Snellings, 2803
Oakland Dr. Augusta, Ph. RE
3-7866.

Want 5 to 150 acres with
some Chattahoochee river
frontage, either near Vinings
or N. E. of there. With or
without house. Would consider
place with spring (not on
river). Pay reasonable cash
price Wm. D. Elder, 270 Ninth
St: N. E. Atlanta 9. Ph. TR
4-3177.

Want small farm houe, 50
to 75 A. with or without bldgs.
Prefer location in West sec-
tion Bibb Co., not more than
12 mi. from Macon. Buy on
suitable terms or trade in pro-
perty located on edge of Bibb
Co. Edwin E. McLaughlin, Sr.,
2357 Felton Ave., Macon.

Want buv So. Ga. farm,
200-400 acres. Must be top-
notch farm and timber land;
also want for cash rent, 40 to
45 A. with proper bldgs., $250.
for tobacco allotment, $25.
for cotton and peanuts and
$10. for corn land. J. W. Oli-
ver, Rt. 1, Lakeland.

Want 10-to 30 A. with stream
(no house), preferably with-
in 30 mi. No. or Ea. of At-
lanta. E. L. Blackwood, 68
Spence Ave., S. E. Atlanta 17.
Ph. DR. 7-8185.

Want small farm with
mountain cabin and plenty
spring or branch water and
a little bottom land in vicini-
ty of Dahlonega. Letters ans.
Give location acreage and
lowest price first letter. Reece
Dutton, 1344 Johnsons Ferry
Rd., N. E. Atlanta 6. Ph.
Blackburn 5- 3518.

Want 100 to 140 A. land
suitable for dairy farming,
within radius 120 mi. Savan-
nah. Must have home. Barns
not necessary. Will buy, or
willing to rent dairy farm with
barn, same radius, at reason-
able price. State full particu-



lars. M. C. Browne, Jr.. 215
W. 41st St., Savannah,



'22 Acland. A good ead!

Want 200- eres
down farm land, near the

tracts. Paved roads and fer-
tility of land not important. D.
T. Osborne, 531 Park Dr. N. E.,
Atlanta,

Want approximately 5 to 50
acres Mountain land. Must
have year round water sup-
ply available and all weather
road, and priced reasonably.

Edmond Torbush, 2041 Mc-
Afee Rd. Decatur.

Want to trade $5,000. equity
in other property as down pay-
ment on a nice farm of 150 to
501 acres. Contact. K. C. Wil-
lis, 2508 Crescent Dr. Albany.

Want for cash, farm or tim-
berland. Advise. Holland M.
Ware, 963 St. Charles Ave.
Le Atlanta 6. Ph. TR 4-

Want undeveloped or farm-
ed-out land, 10 to 50 acres,
preferably in Burke or South-
ern part of Richmond Co.
Robt. P. Trowbridge, Box
405, Waynesboro.

Want small farm located on
paved road, easily accessible
to town, suitable for fruit and
truck farming, where can also
have hogs, etc. Want fair soil
and plenty water. State de-
tails and price. C. W. Page,
149 No, Ave., N.E. Atlanta 8.
Ph, TR 4-6452.

Want Pecan (Schleys of no
value to me) grove, 30-50
acres, preferably in S. W. Ga.,
Want some sort of house and
40-50 acres open land. Give
var. of pecans and number of
trees, etc. in first letter. C.
M. Bennett, 50 Terrace Dr,
N. E. Apt, 4-D, Atlanta 5.

Want 50 to 100 acres of cut-
over land, or abandoned farm
at reasonable price for cash.
Mabel Greer, 741 Virginia Cr.
ae Atlanta 6. Ph. JA 4-

Want farm and timber land,
within 15 mi. of Watkinsville,
Madison or Greensboro. Write
all paleaye first letter. H.
B. Grimsley, Farmington.

Want small farm in middle
or south Ga. Will exch. other
property for same J. C, Brown,
Rt. 1, Helena.

Want small farm near town.
Buy or exch. other property.
Write what you have. W. T.
Varnum, No, Mclntosh St.
Elberton.

Want up to 100 A. unde-
veloped, wooded land, within
30 mi. Macon; not necessarily
in Bibb Co. Branch or creek
on place. Write full descrip-
tion, location, price, ete. A. L.
Hospers, 2334 Napier Ave.,
Macon.

Want small farm with 5 or
6 R. house, barn and prefer-
ably with 1 or more chicken
houses; on school bus and
Mail Rt. with Foard water
and wood, near Lawrenceville
or Buford. Mrs. James W.
Landress, Box 288, Scottdale.

Want tract of land, 1 to 15
acres West of Atlanta, reason-
ably priced. Contact. by mail
or phone. Raymond E. Mattox,
P. O. Box 61, Grady St.
Douglasville. Ph. 2472.

Want small acreage with
old Colonial home place, with-
in 50 mi. Atlanta. State full
particulars, Also, have small
amount of No. Fulton Co.
acreage, with long road front-
age, for sale. Mrs. George
Normandy, Rt. 11, Ridgewood
Rd. Atlanta.

Want 5 to 15-A. adjoining
the Jim Woodruff reservor,
with ample space and suitable
for boat landing, near Hwy.
97, prefer near Bainbridge.
Must be cheap. Lee Harris,
831 Henderson Ave., Rossville.

Want for cash, old house
with few acres land near Bow-
man, or Rehoboth community.
Mrs. A. J. Hodge, 3489 Camp-
bellton Rd., S. W., Atlanta 14;
Ph, DI 4-4286.

_ Want 10 or 15 A. farm. with
5 or 6 R. house, not to far
from Hwy:., with electricity
and plenty of water, and not
too far from Atlanta.Will buy
or trade proverty in Fulton
Co. Letters ans. E. S. Ander-
son, 1238 Memorial Dr, S.E.



Atlanta 16.

t-
lanta area, or consider smaller |

eard, Troup
Coweta Counties. Robert
Ware, Hogansville. =

Want 200-500 acres with to-
bacco allotment,. pecan
grove, lake, year round stream,
at least 100 A, fenced, perma-
nent pasture, approx. 100 A.
cultivated, near county seat,
~refer county without corn
allotment. Will buy stock and
equipment. Maximum c
payment, $10,000. Must ar-
range loan for bal. Write.
Cliff Sears, 181 Marietta St.
N. W. Atlanta 3.



FARM LAND

FOR RENT



Farm for Rent: 300 A. high
productive soil, on paved road,
5 mi. Metter, Candler Co. Big
Colonial dwelling, running
water, electricity, 2 tenant
houses, tobacco barns, pack
houses, machinery shed. Al-
loted acres: tobacco 6; cotton
45; peanuts, 15; corn, 100; 15
large pecan trees; 20 A. Coast-
al Bermuda pasture; 3 A. lake
for irrigation and fishing. $3,-
000. Short or long term lease.
Hubert Franklin, Metter.

Cattle Ranch, 2-1/2 mi. Ea.
Milner, Lamar Co. Modern
equipped home with every mo
dern convenience, Permanent
water supply from Spring.
Fruit orchard and nut trees of
all kinds. Large barn. 3A. lake
stocked with fish. 75 A. per-
manent pasture, cross fenced,
with water in ea. section, fer-
tilized and well kept. Renter
must be responsible party.

Up.

225 A. to be used as cattle
farm. Most land in permanent
pasture, cross fenced. 2 barns,
_ running water. Two 6 R

ouses. 20 mi. So. Atlanta, 1-
1/2 mi. No. McDonough, Hen-
ry Co. Hwy. 155. For rent,
$1,000 year, or lease for 3 yrs.
for $2,700. Contact T. E. Ellis,
McDonough, or write, Owner
and Ga. Tax-Payer, T. J. Wade,
89-20 Hollis Ct., Blvd Queens
Village, N. Y. :

About 80 acres, 2 H. crop in
cultivation cotton, tobacco al-
lotments. 3 fenced pastures, 1
Coastal Bermuda, 2 spring-
branch heads, running water.
2 dwelling houses with lec. etc
2 lot barns, tob. barn, pack-
house, pecan and fruit or-
chards. 8 mi. town, near paved
road, on mail and school bus
Rt. Turpentine timber, rea
for cupping, Unencumbered.
Cash and terms, I, H. Ander-
son, Rt. 4, Alma.

3 A. land, 4 large room farm
house, elec., barn, good pasture
situated 1-1/2 mi, So. gan-
ville on Covington paved Hwy.
Rent very reasonable. Mrs. R.
L. Cook, Social Circle.

2 A. 10 R. duplex house,
elec. hot-cold water, gas,
kitchens, baths, barns, ete.
Suited to egg-production or
broilers. Located near Jeffer-
son, Jackson Co. $50 mo.
H, Spey 186 The Prado,
N. E., Atlanta 9.

Farm, 40 A. for cultivatign,
large house, 3-1/2 mi.
Temple, 1 mi. Ea. Carrollton
black top. Road. School and
Mail Rt. by door. Standing
rent basis. F. L. Wynn, Rt. 1,
Temple.

10 A. 4 mi. Forsyth on Hwy.
4 R. and bath, lights, gas and
telephone. Rent by month or
year. T. E. Maddox, 16 Pres-
cott St., N. E. Atlanta 8.

250 A. also pecan orchard,
located on Hwy., in Meriweth-
er Co. for rent, T. N. Colley,
P. O. Box 724, Elberton. :

3 or 4 A. and 3 R. house more
land if wanted), for rent. T.
D. Couch, Rt. 2, Monroe.

FARM LAND

WANT TO RENT





Want to rent or lease farm
of 75-100 acres, with good
house, in So. Ga. W. R. Damp-



ier, Rt. 3, Monroe.

seas

equipment. T.
ash 2, Leesburg.

Judge Douglas F. Thomas, Jes- | _

month from milk Co,

rent general farm wi

peanut acreage,and purc
Surl

Want for money rent,
farm near Waycross,
shear or Dixie Union.
Ricketson, Rt. 2, Millw

- Want 1 to 3 acres
land, with 1 or 2 R. hou
cated = than

arnesville, for money
John Crone, Rt. 3, |

Wane to rent small
with plenty water,
clean location, on
and school Rt. House ~
wired for elec., and on or

ved road. Frazier R
Rt. 1, Box 34, Juniper

Want on 50-50 basis
for 1959. Have plenty of
a oe
pen pping or
Am white and have 8
ily. H. G. Sharpe, Rt. 1,
bursts 42 ogee

Poise on
or 10 acres, equi :
10,000 iecien ork on
ves or for salary. P. C,
Rt. 2, Waco. ,

Want rent 25 to 50 A.
oe
option t a _be-
sonable. Mrs J. R. McColl:
Rt. 1, Box 309, Dallas.

Want 3 A. more or



and details in first lett
1 adult, Mrs. Edith V
Rt. 1, Berry Dr., Decatur.

Col. man want to rent
place for patches and
near Carrollton. Good h
and barn. Lemon Walker,
5, Carrollton. - :
Want rent any am
well fenced pasture land

in 15 mi Greensboro,

or. Watkinsville.

Bit RB:
Warmington, 2 3%

1 ea. Ford Harrow, 1
old; Ford cultivator; Brill
8 ft. cultipacker-seeder;
dell Forage Chopper. All ex:
cellent. Also, 4 wheel :

on. Robert Nicholas, |
ry, Ph Garfield 9-2410.
Cement block mach

never a = me
sizes, . Mrs. Paul Cla
Rt. 2, Kennesaw, Ph, 8-3913

1 ea, Warner, and E
as brooders, 1,000 ca
25 ea. R. M. Austin,
Douglasville (Mt. Nebo

G.|Farmall Cub tractor,

condition, good rubber, hb
draulic power pi
cultivators, one disc tiller
Frank Crowder, Rt.

-|94, Griffin, Ph. '8-1792,

_ 2 disc tiller plow for J.
tractor with power lift, pr
tically t c
good saddle and_blan
reasonable price. Marvin
son, Locust Grove. Rt.
Locust Grove 2127. _

2 ton 1953 model dump.
for sale or trade for
stk. body truck for farm
T. L. Pierce, 1043 Hilleres
ae Atlanta 16, Ph.

Whirl-A-Way one N
and Egg-O-Matic d
Grader, priced to sell
Rucker, Alpharetta,
Box 191, Ph. 2614.

14 can Wilson Cooler, 2
old, and Marlow i
Ideal manure
ed about 50 loa ;
cans. W. R. Williams, * }
ville, Ph. Rockmart 5779.

Farmall C
lift, lights, ora

co



cellen nae
dlebrook,











amrow, 500 gal. type
milk truck tank on
ion GMC truck. Sell







's, cultivators, one disc
harrow, mower and
: gepod coe $500. C.
Rt. armington. (8

Watkinsville, on
sboro Hwy.),

ers 1/2 H. P. pump and

tank with 60 ft. of
5. Buyer take pipe out
Mrs. G. C. Jaillette,
aillette Rd., College
Ph, Po. 1-5257.

ul. A hammer-mill, and
0 ft. endless rubber belt,
Mowing machine with
blade, Fits Ford or Fer-

tractor, $115 Both used
little: also new 3 gal.
butter churn, $10. H.
Rt. 1, Surrency.

Deere pick-up hay
ith Wisc. Engine, in
Used less that
. W. B. Johnson,
Ph. 5306.

Holland 77 pickup hay

with Wise. air cooled
, oth in good working
-$700.; One self-feeder
gs, 8 holes, with separ-
or supplement, excel-
d. only used to feed
t of hogs, $50. R. W.
son, Rt. 4, Bowdon, Ph.











t




























































g rotary mower with
t hitch, good cond.
Ben A. ae Rt.
maston, Ph. Mi. 7-3603

D. hammer mill, 10 in.
ens and sacker, good
$50. G. L. Bramlett, Rt.
tta, Ph. 8-8947,

-F-2 CombinePTO
t, $395; Benthall Semi-
. Can be used as sta-
or walking peanut
as elevator and sack-
tform and Wisc. eng.
Hay baler Lilliston
ed Wise. Eng., station-
steel wheels, $150. All

perating cond. FOB.
man E, Rooks, Newton,

matic Kitson egg wash-

very little, $65. John-

ch, Rt. 1, Shiloh, Ph.
MA 8-4453.

hn Deere van Brunt grain
a EN, in =e cond.
sale at my _ place. J. O.
annen., Cedar Rd., Metter.

51 Ford tractor $500.; Tilt
- 12 ft. dual wheels,
Mounted cement mixer
d or Ferguson tractor,
William E. Suber, 1304
Ave, Rt. 1, Per

.






















































ry, Ph.

rm mill and hand sheller,
can be used with a pulley,
for both at my place.
ee in good shape. Ellis
kins, 503 Jefferson Ave.
Box 550, Washington,
peaTiGl = =.

airy equip. 1 pasturizer,
0; 1 paper carton bottling
ine; 36 M M hand bottl-

achines; Stoker boiler;
hing vat; 10. can water
er; 15-10 gal. milk cans.
etc. Cheap. Floyd J. Land,
oe Canton,









































it 8 disc bush and bog
for Ferguson tractor;
ading elevator for corn
ler i Advise

shade dry sage and dry hot
pepper, 30c qt., $1. gal., green
hot pepper, 75c gal. All del.
Leilar Phillips, Rt. 1, Royston.

State inspected streamliner
ever-bearing strawberry
plants, $1 C. Brown Turkey
fig trees bearing size, $1.50
red, yellow plum, 4, $1 Hock-

.| worth apple, 2, $1; Old fashion

ed sweet peach, pink side to
seed, 3, $1. $5 orders PP. Mrs.
B. T. Thomton, Rt. 1, Bowdon.

Strawberry plants per C:
Blakemore. $1.50; Mastodon,
$1.25 Catnip, 30c bunch; Pep-
permint, 30c doz.; Scupper-
nong vine cutting, 75 doz.;
Klondike strawberry, $1 C.,
$4 for 500, $8 M. Add postage.
Mrs. Lee Hood, Rt, 1 Gaines-
ville.

Large vigorous Klondike
strawberry plants , $1.25 C.
plus postage. Special prices on
lots of 500. Mrs. John L. Por-
ter, 2947 McAfee Rd., Deca-
tur, Ph. Butler 9-7500.

Plants: Copenhagen cab-
bage, 70c C; Oxheart tomato, 3
doz. $1; Garlic 80c C.; mint,
25ce doz.; Parsley, 3 doz. 50c
Scuppernong cuttings, $5 C.;
Blue Damson plum trees. $1
ea. Fred Weatherspoon, 308
Holderness St., S.W. Atlanta
10 Ph. Pl-3-5251.

Ever-bearing _ strawberry,
grow large berries, $1 C
plants, at my hme, or mail if
party sends postage and cash
with order. Full count. Mrs.
Lester Jones, Rt. 1, Gaines-

| ville.

Everbearing strawberry
plants, $1 C., Mrs. W. H. Al-
len, 541 Holderness St., S. W.
Atlanta 3, Ph. PI 3-8254.

Garretts everbearing extra
early strawberry plants, $2.50
C. PP..C. J. Garrett, Box 112,
Bremen.

Chas W. and round Dutch,
frost proof cabbage ed
300-$1; 500-$2; M- $2.50. Pre-
paid. R. Chanclor, Pitts.

Round Dutch and Chas. W.
frostproof cabbage plants,
300-$1.25; 500-$2.25; M.- $3.
Postage paid. Odis Conner,
Pitts.

Strawberry plants , Klon-
dike, $1.25 :

C. Large, well rooted, packed
damp. postage to 3rd zone.
Cash or check. Mrs. D. H. Heis
ler, Rt. 2, Ochlochnee.

Tennessee Beauty straw-
berry, $2 C.; Blakemore, $1.50
C. Add postage. Mrs. Lena Hol
land, Rt. 2, Gainesville.

Klondike strawberry plants,
well rooted, damped packed,
90c C.; $8 M. Add 25c per C.
for postage. Minimum ship-
ment 200 plants. Mrs. Luther
S. Butler, 466 Page Ave. N. E.
Atlanta 7, Ph. Dr. 3-1846.

Wakefield, Round Dutch
and Copenhagen cabbage
plants, 75e C, $1.75-500, $3 M;
Ga. Collards, 75c C. $3 M;
White Bermuda onions, 75c C.
$1.50-500, $2.50 M. Prepaid.
H. E. Smith, Baxley.

Copenhagen Mkt. and Chas.
W. Cabbage and White Ber-
muda onion plants, 500-$1,25,
$2 M. Nice plants now ready.
E, L. Fitzgerald, Box 662,
Fitzgerald. :

C. $10. M. ATI young well root-
ed plants. Prompt shipment.
Mrs. Addie Bennett, Rt. a
Gainesville.

strawberry plants. Bear un-
til frost, 25 for $1, Del: B. L,
Call, Rt. 1, Ellijay.

New Era strawberry plant:
$1 C. PP on orders $2 and aD?
also Superfection, 2 cropper
$3.C. PP. Damp packed, hand
selected. Mrs. Z. D. Dodd, Rt.
1, Box 223, Alpharetta.

Streamlin _ everbearing
strawberry plants, $1 C. Mrs.





John W

eaver, Rt. 2, Temple.





Blakemore, $1}

Mastodon strawberry $1.25 |}





Everbearing

| plants, $1 C. Mr





rod, Box 112, Leslie.

- Muscadine graper ee. Crab-
apple sprouts, Catnip bunches,
Sage, 6, $1; garlic onions, large
size 75 doz peperminet bunch



les, 75c doz. Add postage. Mrs.

Mae Turner. Rt. 6. Gainesville.
Horseradish plants, 50c doz;

roots, 50c Ib; garlic, one cent.

ea. $1 C; jensing comfrey,
Queen of Meadow, 3, 50c; red,
green strong pepper, 50c lb;
tansy, yellow root plants, 35c
doz; red raspberries, 25 ea.
5, $1 Add postage. Mrs. Pres-
ley Fowler, Rt, 5, Ellijay.

1,000 bu. Cokers Victor-
rain 48-93 oats. Germ. 93 pct
urity, 97.88 pct. Bright, hea-

vy, harvested before rain, $1
bu. bulk, or you sack them in
eu sacks, $1.10 bu. alread

agged. L. E. Akins, Rt. 2,
Byron. Ph. WO 3-3314.

Ky. 31 Fescue seed, Germ.
94 pct., Purity, 99 pct. $17.50
CWT. Cecil Travise Pine Crest
Acres, Riverdale. .

Borre sweet Lupine seed, re-
cleaned, tested, Germ. 82 pct;
Purity, 99.84 pct. No weed
seed$6 CWT. Harley Merrick,
Rt. 4, Cuthbert.

Cert. Suregrain oats, clean-
ed, treated and bagged. Germ.
94 pet; Purity, 99.50 pct. 36
Ibs. to bu. test wet. $2 bu. John
E. Ferguson, Jr. Leslie.

Bledsoe wheat, Germ. 94
pet., grown from certified seed
$3 bu. also 1,000 bu. Cokers
oats, germ. 94 pct; Purity, 92.-
58 pct. $1.25 bu. All at my
farm. D. E. Stewart, Sumner.

CEPR: 2333;

Good Sugar Cane for seed,
some white and some red. Rosa
Lee Johnson, Rt. 2, Box 225,
Alamo. Ph, 8-3566.

SEED & PLANTS

WANTED





Want best price on one gal-
lon peach seed, del. Roxie
eke E 703-20th St. Colum

us.

_Want field pea seed. Bunch
kind not black-eyed. Write
what you have and price. Mrs.
Bill Gilstrapp, Rt. 1, Chicka-
mauga.

Want 2, well rooted sweet
Pomegranate bushes. Advise
ee including postage. L. H.

anlandingham, Howard.

_Want several large Chinqua-
pin plants during November
or December. Quote size and
price. E. W. Reid, 5615 Me-
morial Dr. Stone Mountain.

FEED & GRAIN

FOR SALE





Hay, well fertilized and $225

limed: Sericea, Brown-Top
Millet, Rye Grass, Crimson
Clover. Square wire bound
bales. Ray F. Almand, 4864
Stagecoach Rd. Ellenwood. Ph.
Stockbridge 4290.

Good quality common hay,
$30. ton at barn. Mrs. G. R.
Vinson, Dorris Rd. Crabap-
ple Community, Alpharetta.
Ph. 5695.

150 bales extra good Lespe-
deza hay, cut, baled and put
in barn without rain, 90c bale
at barn, or $1 bale del. 50 mi.
radius. Square bales. T. S.
Keith, Rt. 1, Woodville.

ay: Sericea, Clover, Rye
Grass, Fescue and _ Coastal
Bermuda, 70c bale or $25. ton.
Cecil Travis, Pine Crest Acres,
Riverdale. Ph. Fayetteville

Bradleys Super everbearing | #862

Hay per ton: Coastal Ber-
muda, $23.; Sericea Lespedeza,
$18.; mixed Coastal Bermuda
and Kobe Lespedeza, $23.;
mixed Coastal and Grass, $20.
All well fertilized, good hay.
D. Donald Peavy, Rt. 3, Cuth-
bert. Ph. 115-J-2.

Alfalfa hay, 206 bales, baled
in squares, without rain. Ea
bale wt. 60 to 80 lbs. $1. bale
at barn. Mrs. George (Waddy)
Irwin, Statham.

1958 crop well fertilized |





lized, no rain, square twine
baled, $25. ton FOB barn.
Thos. Miller, R. R. 4, Buena
Vista.

FEED & GRAIN

WANTED





Want 20 to 30 tons Coastal
Bermuda, Oat or Millet hay,
del. to my barn near Thomson.
Quote price. O. W. Hunter,
933 Heard Ave., Augusta. Ph.
RE 3-7670.

LIVESTOCK

FOR SALE

Cattle

25 Calfhood vaccinated Hol-
stein heifers. Some fresh and
all to freshen soon. Wts. 1000-
1200 Ibs. Several vaccinated
Jersey Heifers, wts. average
800 lbs., to freshen soon. C.
Bowden, Rt. 3, Stone Mt. But-
ler 9-7616.

Brahman bull, purebred, 2
yrs. old Basil Steed, W. Roa-
noke Dr., Ext. (El Harris Rd.),
Fitzgerald, Ph. 3905.

One mountain experiment
Guernsey Bull, 16 mos. old,
gentle, easy to manage. J. L.
Pethel, Talmo.

Fine polled bull, One yr. 8
mos. old, wt. about 700 lbs.
Sire A. H. C. choice Domino 30,
Dane, Cm Domino 1, Apha no.
1031315, $250. at my barn. No
or W. P. Couch, Luthers-
ville.

Reg. Aberdeen-Angus bull
calf, 6 mos. old, by Eileenmere
5th. of Warsaw, out of Barbara
7th R.S.F. Sell or trade for
purebred Aberdeen - Angus
heifer preferably of same line
as cow. Grace Stallings, c/o R.
L. Stallings Rt. 2, Conyers,
Ph. 6113.

Dairy cattle, Holstein and
Ayershire, grades and pure-
breds, choice service bulls, T
B. and bloodtested. E. L. Rog-
ers, Rt. 1, Plains.

Jersey cow to calf second
time. Sell or trade for a sm
horse, prefer a gelding and
must be gentle for a child to
handle, but not too old. Law-
rence Jones, Rt. 1, Williamson
(Rover), Ph. 6420.

Several young double stand-
ard reg. polled Hereford bulls.
Reg. in buyers name. Priced
reasonably. See. Roy Goddard,
Rt. 2, Lithonia (Klondike),
Ph. 2672.

Reg. Red Poll bull, 2 yrs.
old, F.F.A. project. Leland
Moon, Lawrenceville, Ph. TH
3-4329.

Horned type Hereford Bull,
19 mos. old, large for age.
Sired by great grandson of
Larry 50th (high Merit bull),

. M. C. Roberts, . Ball
Ground.

Reg. Angus bulls, 6 mos. and
up. Championship Bandolier
bloodlines, $200. and _up., Al-
so few heifers. W. T. Torgesen,
c/o Whistle Top Farm, Cor-
nelia.

Reg. Guernsey bred heifers
and young bulls, service age.
High bloodlines, fine color,
reasonable prices.

Swine

11 good feeder pigs, 50-60
ibs. wt. black Spotted China-
Duroc mixed. $20 ea. $220 for
Jot, at my place. Mrs. L. W.
Andrews, 4421 Bloomfield Dr.,
Macon. Ph. Sherwood 20308.

Reg. Hampshires gilts, 2
boars, 9 wks. old from Bangs
free stock. Shadrach Barnett,
Rt. 1, Box 48, Butler. Ph. Vm.
2-2565.

Reg. Landrace boars, 4 mos.
old, for sale. Martin A. Echols,
Rt. 1, Rayle.

Reg. Landrace gilts, boars,
bred gilts and service age
boars. 100 pct. imported blood-
lines, Reg. in buyers name, un-





-lelated pairs. Life time treat-

ment for cholera. H. R. Gos-
sett. Cave Springs.




Coastal Bermuda hay. Top|
| quality. Clean, heavily ferti-|

ing feeders. Mrs.
Charles Baldwin, c/o Charles
Baldwin Farm, Suwanee.

Landrace boars and gilt
imported blood of Gaval an
Waerhaugh breeding, with or

without papers, reasonable Dr.

Roy C. Rackley, Pelham, Ph,
2511 or 8134.

30 meat type pigs, around

40-50 Ibs $15 ea. Cash at my

lace on Clarks Mill Rd. 8 mi,

from Louisville. Rt. 1, Cliffor
D. Williams, Rt. 1, Box 6
Louisville.

Yorkshire pigs from best
bloodlines, large litters, 10
wks. old, reg. in buyers name,

boars $35 ea gilts $30 ea. D. O. |

Bates, Rt. 2, Toomsboro. -

2 reg. Hampshire boar pigs,
12 wks. old Oct. 16, $25 ea.
Curtis Britt, 500 5th Ave,
Thomaston. Ph. Midway 7-
7641 after 4 P. M.

Reg. Landrace hogs, bred

gilts, service age boars, top

M.| bloodlines, from meat certi-

fied stock. Terrell Swindle,
Nashville, Ph. 9292.

42 pigs, some are S.P.C. $10
ea. at my place, 4 mi. So. Fay-
etteville. Roland Mask. Rt. 3,
Fayetteville.

Horses, Mules & Ponies

Mare, wt. about 1,000 lbs.,
work anywhere, safe for chil-
dren to ride. S. D. William-
son, Rt. 1, Box 85 Rochelle.

Bay gelding pony, wt. 500
lbs., gentle for children; 1
pinto pony mare, bred; 5 gait-
ed, bred; also cultivator for
Farmall H tractor and mule
mower. L. C. Williams, c/o
Red Dog Farm, Rt. 2, Cochran.

At Stud: Reba Genius,
pores American Bred saddle
orse stallion, Reg. 25327, by
Bourbon Genius, out of Au-
tumn Peavine by Astral Pea=
vine. Fee, by private treaty.
Dr. E. L. Kilday, Claxton.

45 in. pedigreed, 3 yr.. old
+| Texas mare pony, Ist colt at

side ready to wean. Colt not
for sale. $175 for pony alone,
or consider trade for pick-

all} up truck. H. C. Hurst, Smyr-

na. Ph. HE 5-7211,

2 yr. old Quarter horse filly,
entle, broke to ride, $100.

rietta.

Good, black mare, gentle for
experienced children to ride.
C. H. Argo, Rt. 2, Pine St.
Smyrna, Ph. HE. 5-8728.

Solid white Tenn. Walking

Horse, Mare, sub. to reg. $200
: oan Shellman, Ph. WY.

Saddle horse, 5 yrs. old,
very gentle to children. Wt.

950 lbs., gaited, blazed face, |

light brown, $200 Palomino
stud colt, from the above
mare, 5 mos. old, both in good
condition, mare bred to a Tenn
Walker, foal in May $100.
Charles E. Adams,-Rt. 3, Dan-
ielsville, Ph. 5215. .

Shetland pony, 44 in., for
sale or exhange for cattle of
equal value; also, purebred
Hampshire pigs, $10 ea. at
farm. George W. Sosby, Rt. 1,
Hunters Creek Community
Toecoa

10 small Shetland pony
mares all under 38 inches tall
and all bred to small stalions.
Will drop colts in spring. Sell
together or separately. Jess
Holbrook, 415 N. Main Sty
Jonesboro, Ph. GR. 8-6771.

Mule, gentle, 10 yrs. old,
wt. 1000 lbs. $75 with plow
tools. G. C. Osley, 408 Jaillette
Rd., College Park, Rt. 3, Ph,
PO. 7-1475.

Black mare and colt by side,
$135 John Wilson, College
Park, Ph. Po. 6-2072.

Shetland ponies: 1 sorrel fil-
ly, 6 mos. old, sired by Rain=
bows Golden Duke 11, 34820,
a golden Palomino; also 1 sor- -
rel stud colt, 1 chestnut filly
and 1 Palomino filly, all 6 mos,
old; also 2 fillies, 18 mos. old.
Bud Kasulka, 1423 Wesleyan



Dr... Macon, Ph. SH 2-8060.

Purebred Tamworths, ex=
cellent breeding, no disease, eS
large eg eating good, breed=-

ing stock and






















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New quilts, hand made inj 1 white scart made of. white roche rr sal
nice design. Large size for indian head, A nice design]apple design for doub rint
double bed. Wt. 5 Ibs. $6.50|20ne in white 1 in. crochet | ; in. fringe, $45.; Ruffled doil-| tow
1 t Wedecenae trim all ree aa sont ies: ible colenar: pines
ea, ostage. Os] 5
FOR SALE ee ey he Nees ee 31 in. and 27 in, sunburst $3.



At Stud services: 36 in dap-
ple gray, white mane, tail out-
standing pony stallion also
solid black hackney stallion,
standing at Melody Brook

Farm; pony mare 44. in bed to
36 in. dapple gray, white mane
and tail pony stallion. $475.
Marietta. Ph. Hemlock 5-7385,
Smyrna. Ogden A. Gilfuss,
Windy Hill Road,Rt. 3.

HANDICRAFTS:

FOR SALE





NOTICE: Advertisements
submitted for this column
must be confined to articles
that can be used in the actual
operation of the home or farm.
Objects created solely for orn-

- amentation or display such as

paper or wax flowers or ob-
jects which would fall under
the category of art can not
be accepted.

1 nice quilt made of good
heavy pieces of material, $7;
2 nice quilt tops, $2 ea. "You

Rt. 2, Gainesville.

One large size appliqued
Dutch Doll quilt top on white
set together with pink print,
$6.50; one pair blue pillow cas
es, emb. white birds with
flowers. $3.50 Mrs. Troy Sta-
ten. Box 65, Chatsworth Rd.,
Dalton.

Nice machine made quilts
made of good print materials.
Star of Bethlehem Bright co-
lors, $7.50 ea. Mrs. S. W. Wel-
chel, Rt. 3, Canton.

New handmade quilts, lar-
ge size, good material, cotton
padding, $6 ea; Emb. pillow-
cases, full size, good material,
$2 set; 3 pe. emb. vanity sets,
lace trim, $1.25 set. Add post-
age. Mrs. Dewey Ellis, Ri: Go;
Ellijay.

Little girl cotton dresses 1. 6
yrs., $1.50 ea.; Fancy organdy
tea aprons stitched with au-
tomatic machine, $1.25 ea. Add
poste: Miss Ethel Crowe, Rt.

, Gainesville. =

White handmade aprons.
Beautiful asst borders. 75c ea.
or 2 for $1.25. Postage Paid.



set of pillow cases made of
real good white material. Emb
in white tulip design. Some
cut work. $3.50 P.P. and others
Mrs. Julia Singleton, 1139 Hall
Ave., S. E., Atlanta, Ph. Ma-
7-2654,

Double bed size quilts, new
material, $7 Quilt tops, $2. Add
postage. Mrs. Ma Gree Turner,
Riverdale. 7 reenleaf 8-
6483.

6 quilt tops,

2 indian hatchets, 2 non such,
2 lazy gals price $2.50 ea.
Please send money order. Mrs.
C. C. Davis, Rt. 1, Empire.

1 appliqued Dutch doll quilt
top. Full size. All fast color. $7
ea. Add postage. Mrs. Clara
Bigham, Box 69, Chatsworth
Rd. Dalton.

Quilts, print top and lining,
good cotton padded, all new
tote $6.50 ea. Add postage.

Mrs. W. C. Fowler, Rt. 5, Elli-
jay. :

3 piece crocheted vanity
sets, Pineapple design, $3.25
ea; 12 in. crocheted doilies,
Pineapple design, $1 ea. PP.
30 in. Rose design doilies, $10



double bed}
size, made of new print scraps,



ea; 2 cluster pineapple, 28 i
$2. 50 ea; 20 inch. sunburst, |
Add_ postage. Marcella oc
way, Rt. 3

Nice quilt tops}. R Wedding |









3, Adairsville. eee

ee $4.50 ea., 1 Cross, $2. 75, sma.

Gentlemans Bow, $3.50,




Steins Pinan S78. Made ction

new material, double bed size. |
No checks. Add 35cpostage on | |
Eee MV

each top Mrs. R. H.
Rt. 2, Ellijay.

All white crochet

$2.; All round doilies, pine-
apple design, 15 in. across, $1.-
75. Add postage. Mrs. A. B.|
Atkinson, Rt. 6, Macon.

5 yrds. dbl. tatting, any col-
or, 50c yd;
tatting for pillow slip, $1.50
pr; Crochet edges for pillow
cases $1. and $1.50 pr; Pink
baby
cotton thread, $1. pr. Miss Etta
Alexander,
Home, Quitman,

Asst. size white dish towels,

Hen and chicken |

booties crocheted with].




















deecaee | 6 ne
scarves, 26 x 11 flower design i

average size,
chair and sofa

Presbyterian Tt 1

3, 25; white and solid color] pot

trimmed pillow cases, $1.50
set; white solid color and print
trimmed aprons, small size 40c,






medium 50c, large 60c, extra}
large 75c. Add postage. Ney










Pay, pastas; Mittie Roper, Rt. a Grace E. Parks, Rt. 3,/ea. Mrs. J. L. Garrett, Rt 1,}COD Sgr Mrs. Paul Robin-
Canton. ijay. Box 108 Warm Springs. son Rt. 8, Gainesville. |
LIVESTOCK REQUIREMENTS
TYPE OF | NUMBER PER] AVERAGE | MY | GOALS TO
LIVESTOCK WORKER PRODUCTION PRODUCTION | SHOOT TOR

Least number to be
economically sound.

On Southern hora :

(To be filled in by
producer)

q

What bet: 5% get







BEEF CATTLE

70% calf crop 350





95% calf crop






























COWS 300: pounds at eight 500 pounds at eight |
menths weaning age. months weaning age. |
1.2, pounds daily Fr : oo
gain on good graz- 2.0 pounds daily gain |
STEERS. s 300 to 500 ing. on good grazing.
2 2.0 pounds daily gain 3.0 pounds daily
in feediot. gain in feedlot.
DAIRY COWS 8,000 pounds milk |
per cow, small
DA 50 s She breeds. 12,000
IRY to cows 4, pounds milk pounds per cow, =|
COWS Grade A. per cow, so! je breeds. 200,-
pounds = Log rite
wok 2 oe
HOGS a =Fa7
to 45 sows and | 6 pigs weaned per 9 igs ema ai per st
BREEDING litters when feed out | litter (feeding litter (feeding =|
; progeny. standards below). rs eee de ;
900 to 1,200 feeders | 200 days to finish to 150 days te finish te"
FEEDING | (feeding only). 225 pounds (1 pound 225 pounds (1 pound
of gain from 7 gain from 3.5 to 4 |
pounds of feed), pounds feed). =
POULTRY





LAYING HENS

3,000 to 4,000 hens.

180 eggs per hen (5 |

to 6 pounds feed per
dozen eggs).

OS,

250 to 275, eggs ee

hen (4 to 4/2
pounds feed ws
dozen eggs).






BROILERS

16,000 to 30,000

31/2-pound bile i




















capacity per brood, | 3-pound broiler from from 7 pounds feed. |
four to five broods | 8 pounds feed. eat of
per year. 5
1 pound of gain 1 pound of gain
TURKEYS 3,000 to 4,000 from 7 pounds feed. from 4 nds feed.
(feeding). 90% sold. 95% sol poo
SHEEP 80 to 90% lamb
On farm500 to crop. 7 pounds wool 100% lamb crop,
BREEDING 600 ewes. On (ewes). 75 to 80% 10 pounds wool. 95
c ranches1,500 lamb crop, 8 pounds to 100% lamb crop,
ewes. woe! (ewes). 12 [anno wool,
oar 133 pound of & pound gai
pound o gain 6 pound gain a
FEEDING 5,000 per day. - *



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