Farmers and consumers market bulletin, 1960 January 13

Phil Campbell,

Commissioner

Bulletin.



WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 13, 1960

NUMBER {9












Totals Up Only
e Percent Over 1958

lue- of crops produced in Geor-
ing 1959 is estimated at $371,-
r 1 per cent above the 1958 har-











VALUES UP SLIGHTLY





Langley, agricultural statistician, Geor-

_ gia Crop Reporting Service.

This figure is for crops only and does
not include poultry and livestock.

Langley said the increase was due
primarily to a much larger cotton crop
together with a moderate increase in the
production of tobacco and slightly higher
prices received for tobacco,

Corn was Georgias most valuable

COMPARISONS TEN MOST IMPORTANT CROPS FOR 1959 AND 1958.
OLN: ORDER OF 1959 RANK (IN THOUSAND DOLLARS)


























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agr sd019 zem70

eo 1959 1959

4999; 1908 ol Rank Crop L950 1958.2. ot

$ $ 1958 ag $ 1958
t. > $04,195 106,705 88 | 6. Pecans 12225 42,900.95
nm & See 7. Com. Vegetables
S=. =793,524 70,450 . 133 11,140 8,634 129
64,083 54,234 118 | 8. Peaches 7,358 8,494 87

= 0.206 - 64,962.77. | -9..2 Oats 6447 TBS) 84
14,924 17,485 86 | 10. Wheat 4,059 3,031 134

IBUTION OF 1959 VALUE IN PERCENTAGE OF TOTAL VALUE













































. crop with an estimated value of $94,195

000, closely followed by cotton (lint and
seed) valued at $93,524,000. The tobacco
crop ranked third at $64,083,000, while
peanuts with an estimated value of $50
266,000, was fourth.

The value of these four crops accounts
ed for 81.2 percent of the total value of
all crops.

Although yields per acre were abov
average for 1959 crops, unfavorable
weather conditions that plagued farmers
at various times during the growing an
harvesting seasons reduced yields below
the 1958 record harvests. The 1959 yields
of corn, cotton, peanuts, and tobacco have
been exceeded only by last season, while
soybeans for beans, cowpeas for pea
sugarcane sirup, sorghum for grain, an
all hay set new record high yields.

Production of corn at 81,909,000 bush+

_els is the largest in the history of the state

with the exception of the record crop of
86,752,000 bushels produced in 1958.
Frequent rains during September and
October delayed harvesting operations
and damaged the quality and reduced
yields in many areas. Cotton production
is 49 per cent above last season but 20
per cent below the 1948-57 average pros
duction level. Peach and pecan cropg
dropped below the 1958 production buf
were above the 10-year average.



Agricultural

CALENDAR

JAN. 14 - 15, Center for Continuing Edu-
cation, University of Georgia, Athens - }
Annual Mecting of The Georgia Plant

Food Educational Society , Inc.

JAN. 26, Civic Auditorium, Rome - Dairy y
Production Short Course.

JAN. 26, Valdosta - Winter Sale Georgia
Duroc Breeders Association.

JAN. 27, Rock Eagle 4-H Club Center,
Eatonton - Dairy Production Short Course

FEB. 5 - 6, Annual Joint Meeting Alabama,
Florida, Georgia and Carolinas Cotton
Ginners Association.

FEB. 18 - 19, Georgia Center for Continu-
ing Education, Athens - 15th Annual
Meeting Georgia Crop Improvement
Association. :













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@ PEANUTS @ IMPROVED PECANS

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WORK

WANTED

Rae

Want job at once on truck,
chicken or dairy farm. Exp.
using milking machines. Drive
ractor and truck and do car-
ag work. Wife also work.

eed 4 R. house and reason-

ble salary. W. M. Baggery,.
Rt. 1, Winder.
37 yr. old woman wants

ome light farm work on farm
in DeKalb Co., for $20 week
wages, without room and
board. Want to come and go.
Letters ans. Mrs. Mary Adams,
Rt. 3, Lithonia.

Man, 35 yrs of age with
family, wants work on poul-
try farm,
hens, for _ weekly salary.
Would consider raising large
number of broiler chicks.
Write what you can offer,
starting salary or contract. S.
C. Ferguson, Rt. 2, Dahlonega.

Single, white man wants job
with a good, reliable man to
do work on farm for $15.75
weekly wage, and board and
room. Lee Clark, Hartwell.

White, Christian man with
small family, wants job on
farm, tending chickens, hogs
or cattle. Can drive truck and
tractor. No less $30 week and
weekly pay. See me any time
after 6:30 PM or write. Rev.
Gene Southerland, Rt. 1, Fair-

ount,

69 yr. old man, wants job
mn farm and live as one of
amily, with small salary. Do
ight farm work, Good honest
orker. Do not drive and do
pet drink. C. J. Leverett, 325
alker St. 8. W. Atlanta 3.

Single man, 48 yrs. old,
raised on farm, wants general
farm work. Can do anything
on farm. Roe Brown, 131 Hun-

ter St. Atlanta 12.

White man, 24, not married, |

no home. Sober, good health.

Can drive tractor, Want good
home, reasonable salary and
work on farm. Eugene Yar-
brough, c/o H. L. Jackson, Rt.
Waco. wo



caring for laying|q

Young couple wants job on
farm tending laying hens. Can
also drive tractor and truck.
Write or call. Ray Cooper, Rt.
3, Athens. Ph. LI 6-6886.

pa aD IN RES ON Disa RE

White man, single, 51 yrs.
old, wants job light farm
work, or as Caretaker. W. T.
Smith, 1186 Francis St., N.
W. Atlanta 13. Ph. TR 5-3730.

See SY tag UN eC Reet
_ Retired white man wants
job as Caretaker farm or any
kind of agriculture work,
yard, flowers, all kinds stock.
No row crops. Want room,
board and reasonable salary.
Well exp. sober and reliable.
. C. Henry, 212 Pierce St.
LaGrange. Ph. 4-4758.

ee ee ee
Want 25 to 50 acres of cot-
ton to work on shares, and
other row crops for 1960. Can
handle any type farm equip-
ment, and carpentry work. Or
ars ie os ae Alfred
ltchell, P. O, Box 34, Turin.
Ph. 9-6942.
Man, 50 yrs. old, wife 47,
no children, want job.-on
chicken farm or Overseeing
cattle farm. Lived on farm all
our lives. Both Christians.
Dont mind work. Good many
years Exp. with cattle. Can
drive tractor, truck and keep
up farm machinery. Wife also
work. Good References. Let-
ters ans. Owen M. Kittle, 15
Mulberry St, or P.O. Box 11%
Porterdale. :

Married man, 46 rs. old
2 children (boys, te aia 16
yrs. old), sober honest, heal-
thy, raised on farm, wants
job on farm for wages, car-
ing for laying hens, raising
broilers or dairy work in
Stevens or Habersham Co.
Can give references. V. B.
Moore, Rt. 3, Toccoa.

Want job on farm with 4-
5 R. house with electricity on
school route, Can drive trac-
tor, truck or any kind farm
machinery. Do not drink. Am



50 yrs. old. Answer soon. W.
C, Turner, Rt, 2, Senoia,



White family, man 43, wife
37 and 3 children (8 - 13 yrs.
old), man and wife to work,
wants job on chicken farm.
Experienced with layers. So-
ber, honest and dependable.
O. R. Martin, Box 604, Jasper.

48 yr. old man wants any
kind of farm work, Drive
tractor. Ready for work now.
Good health and have good
record. Want $65 month and
room and board. Now live on
Jack Hulets Place in Helena.
Buck Kent, Helena.

FARM HELP

WANTED





Want reliable man that can
furnish self, for 24 A. truck
crop on halves, and work
some on farm for day labor.
Good house, on Mail route,
and wired for electricity. Al-
so, want help for 40 A. farm.
Cotton, tobacco and corn al-
lotments. B. B. Strange, Rt. 4,
Swainsboro.

Want at once, nice, settled,
white woman to help with
light farm chores on farm.
Must be in good health. $35
month with board and room.
Mrs. Jack Rogers, Rt. 2, Clax-
ton.

Want white, working fore-
man with small family, oper-
ate bulldozier, all types farm
machinery. Must be interested
in livestock. 5 R. house with
running water, on school bus
route. About average farm
weekly salary. Furnish refer-
ences. Gus G. Moore, Rt. 1,
Resaca. Ph. MA 9-5756 (Cal-
houn),

Want man or small family
to live on farm 7 mi. Atlanta
on bus line and do light farm
work and help look after hor-
ses and colts. J. H. Taylor,
205 Masonic Temple Bldg. De-
catur,

Want family to farm 30 A.
land, tobacco, cotton and pea-
nuts, and 8 barrel stand tur-
pentine. Live 1 mi. Rock
Spring Church on new Vidalia
and Cedar Crossing paved
road. J. L. Dowd, Uvalda.

Want white woman, 55 -
60 yrs. old, to live as one of
family on farm, in good home,
and do light farm work fr
private room, board and smail
salary. Joseph Nobles, Rt. 1,
Danville. -

Want single man to do gen-
eral farm work, for board,
laundry and small weekly
wages. Year round work for
good man. Mr. and Mrs. H. D.
Overman, Rt. 2, Nicholls.

Want man and wife to run
dairy in Monroe County, milk-
ing 30 to 35 cows. Reference
and experience required. P. J.
Weimorts, 1159 North Druid
Woods Court. Decatur.

Want elderly couple able to
maintain selves to act as
caretakers on farm for home
and other considerations. Must
be sober. Mrs. B. Harrison,
6823 S. Expressway, Jones-
boro, Ph. GR. 8-625].

Want man over 50 with
small family to drive tractor
and work on cattle farm. Wife
for light farm work, part time.
References required. State ex-
perience and wages desired.
David Stough, Rt. 1, Locust
Grove.

Want unencumbered coun-
try woman, 30-45 yrs. old, to
do light farm work on farm.
Pay according to work. Pri-
vate room, board, mod. con-
veniences Carl Perry, 603
East Spring St. Monroe.

Want good, exp. farm fam-
ily on 50-50 basis. 50 A., good
cotton allotment on bale to
acre land. Other crops want-
ed 5 R. house, electricity, mail
and school bus route. Good
mules and tools, garden truck
patches, and wood. Only good,
honest, reliable family want-
ed. John A, Wilson, Rt. 2,
Martin,

Want farm family for 1 or
2 H. farm on 50 - 50 basis,
and part time work for cash
available. Livestock and all
required tools furnished. S.
S. Storer, Rt. 4, Douglasville.

Want middleaged white wo-
man to help on farm, Light
farm work, for room, board
and salary. Christine Cagle,
Rt. 1, Fairmount,











fSiy









Want reliable white man]

and wife, able to work, to live
in home on farm with family
of 2 and do light farm work.
R. R. Carlan, Rt. 2, Homer.

Want reliable man with ex-
perience for work with dairy
cows and laying hens. No
drinkers need apply. Mercer
Dalton, Rt. 2, Alto. :





SALES EVENTS

Jan. 14 - Thursday Second
annual Angus bull sale. . .at
Millarden Farm, one mile
south of Woodbury (Meri-
wether County), on Geor-
gia Hwy. 85 East... . 100
bulls - production and fer-
tility tested. Sale starts at
Noon.

EQUIPMENT

FOR SALE





Small: size Oliver crawler
tractor, 6 ft. hydraulic blade,
excellent cond., $995.00; 8 to
10 yd. LeTourneau scraper,
good cond., $1,500.00. S. M.
Dudley, Rt. 2, Ringgold.

24 in. Meadows - gristmill
with sacker; Cyclone 2 eye
self - feeding sheller with cob
conveyor; lineshafts, pulleys,
belts, measurers and toll box-
es and scales; Hercules pow-
er unit, 60 hp., size 4 x 5, mo-
del OX, All in operation and
can be seen anytime. E. J.
Pierce, Hoschton.

Intnl 4 can and 8 can ice
bank cooler; 2 Intnl milking
unit and 3 Surge milking
unit, thirteen, 10 gal., milk
cans. All in good cond, Pric-
ed very cheap. Mrs. J. M.
Trammell, Luthersville, Ph.
WA. 7-3392:

26 steel stanchions, chain
top and bottom hangers with
26 steel cow stalls, complete
including uprights, top rail,
partitions, alignment device,
hanger and anchor. Good
cond, Ea. stantion and cow
stall together. Sell all or sep-
arately $6 ea. Isaac Adams,
Pate Rd., Dalton, Ph. BR.







4 tray, air cooled, thermo-
stat controlled, cabinet incu-
bator, used only part of 1 sea-
son,several. sizes holding pens,
three 8 pen section laying
pens. all pens home made, in
new cond. C. D. Tarpley, Rt.
1, Lake Harrow Rd., Morrow.
Ph. GR. 4-4910 (Stockbridge).

American wind mill, part
has been moved, but part
will have to be moved, Cheap.
Mrs. Bert T, Swords, Rt. 1,
Box 217, Fort Valley.

2 H. wagon, 24 disc. Ford
harrow, 3 point hitch, 8 disc,
1 sec., breaking harrow. All
pull type, in good cond. Mrs.
T. W. Newsome, Sandersville.

tank in excellent cond., com-
plete outfit ready for pump-
ing water, $50. T. W. Cous-
sons, Rt. 2, Danville.

1951: GMC} 4 ~ ton, imfik
truck, new motor and trans-
mission, 5 good tires, bargain
priced. Herman Bynum, Rt.
1, Hillcrest Rd., Norcross.

New Holland corn shucker
and sheller, model 11-A, for
sale or trade for manure
spreader or cattle. W. R. Nix,
Rt. 2, Woodstock.

Rototiller garden tractor,
model B-1-6, needs some re-
pairs, $100.00. Archie Hag-
gard, City 10, Dalton.

2 deep well pumps, $100.00
ea.; shallow well pump, $25;
12 A. R. Wood gas chicken
brooders and 12 Buckeye fuel
oil chicken brooders. J. G.
Meee Alpharetta, Ph. GR. 5-
5 ;

Super A Farmall tractor,
good cond., planter, distribu-
tor, cut - away harrow, 2 disc
tiller, poison machine, ra'se,
mowing mach., stalk cutter,
drag harrow, trailor, scoop,
gang plows, weeder, $1,500;
2 H. wagon, mule gear, Col
planter, distributor, turning
plow, cutoff saw. Mrs. E. K.
Hendrick, Rt. 3, Douglasville.

504 chicken cages, feed and
watering troughs, several
bucket feeders, egg baskets,
metal nest, drinking _foun-
tains, warming outfit, brood+
er and automatic light timer
with lights. Dan Austin, Jr.,
4367 Glenwood Rd. Decatur.

rs

Gas brooder,
baby chick feede
erers, 1 kitson egg
trough egg-o-matic |



7 gt. Burpee pre:
ner, $15; Burpee
unit, $10 or both,



cultivator. E. W. S
1, Norcross, Ph, 2525

Farmall C _ tractor,
very little; 7 ft.
using original blade;
plow, in excellent c
disc harrow;
mounts on tractor, all
100.00. C. G. Ander.
Thomson.



cultivators and planters
Deere No. 5 mower;

with seeder; Intnl f

spreader and 1954 GM c-
up. Clifford Johnson, Box 170
Palmetto, Ph. 5081. = :

2 H. hackney wagon wit
bed, $20.00; Henkle Lespedeza
combine, fits on any m er,
$20; also, want set of p
for 520 John Deere, in -goo
cond., at reasonable _ price,
Archie D. McDaniel, Duluth,

E-Zee Flow 100, Fertiliz
spreader, 20 holes, heavy duty
tires like new; also,
drawn farm







5 dercker brooder in

cond., $30.00. G. L. Kuyl
dall, 4465 Boulder Pk., |
W, Atlanta 11, Ph. DI,

1947 Ford tractor,
new 1100 x 28 tires,
and transmission just
hauled, all in perfect
is not beat up, for
$550.00. W. M. Ogle
College Park, Ph. PO
(Atlanta). :

Trail type, 2 dise, tiller for
Super A Farmall tractor, in
good cond. with new disc, $50
at my barn. S. P. Spear, Rt,
4, Gainesville. es

Bush and bog harrow, sub-
soiler, for John Deere 4: D trac.
tor. Tom Bolles, 2039 Tuxedo
Ave., NE, Atlanta 7, Ph.
38-0902, a

Used U-21 IHC power
60 HP, used on _ irri;
pump or hammermill
top trailer, 8 x 14, far
for sale. Roy White
Stone Mountain, Ph.

Approx. 800, 10 x
to back, laying cag
Make offer, come after.
ward Allen, Rt. 1, Ka
Ph. GA. 9-1699 (Perry

Clyde drag line hoist
Sayers bucket real
used for pulling log.
swamp or cutting
drum rehall able.
Brown, Howard. :

McCulloch 3-25
with 18 in. bow
chain and 30 in. str,
with chain. All for
good cond., no letters,
Bowman, Rt. 2, Robert
Rd., Buford, Ph. 3922



ne

$30.00; also 2 horse
cultivator, $20.00; John
guano distributor, al
hew, . Mrs. Naomi
Cardle, Rt. 2, Pavo.

1952 John Deere M. |
tor, 1 row, 2 dise plow,
dbl, sec. KBA harro
ers and cultivator, 2
trailor, all good con
or will trade for cat;
good pr. mules. J. C
son, Rt. 2, Adairsvill
9-6363 (Calhoun).

Corley sawmi a
275.00; W-6 inn,
325.00; UD - 14



er unit, $500.00. J.

Greenville,













EQUIPMENT

WANTED .





John Deere quik-
vator with disc til-
y used, $200.00; 6
re coil springs for
shorts and 1 long),
d, $40. Milton P.
Jdr., Rt. 3, Macon,
-5806. :





Chevrolet truck, in

. with wench on

ts and metal body,

- will trade for 1955
; 3200 pick-up truck.
; vans, Rt. 1, Box 146,
prings, Ph, WO. 3-
cultivator, planter,

> and one - two 14

n plows. No junk,

May, Rt. 2,

r 77 row crop gas bur-
fer 77 row crop Die-
ner front end load-
as, 8 disc, bush and



. good cond. Pric-
Ruark,

ss steel Surge milk
aple with automatic
and 4 Surge stanch-
like new, used 18
sale cheap. Pay-
be arranged. Au-
; t., Rt. 1, Box 306,
=Ph. LO,







3 . 4-9196.

3 me on treadle frame,
; eNo. G, 1 Ho turner,
i horse drawn, Planet

vator $13.50. All good
J. R. Morgan, Lavon-

milk storage tank and

Machine, used very

practically new. Write

y . Emory Brinson, Rt. 6,
eeebe TH. 1-753

1 Ford tractor, bush and
) harrow, smoothing har-
ri sarborn rear attached

r, Dearborn cultivator, 2

low, tiller, harrow and
2 Spreader. H. W.
lark, Meansville, Ph. LO. 7-





1-1/2 ton, Dodge truck
12 x 8 steel bed, for
5 or will trade for Cub
a with mowing machine
or with 3 point hitch.
1, 110 Wilberger St.,

le, Ph. UN 6-9028.

jley garden tractor and
) equip.; Big Dutchman
a icken feeder and about
f chain and trough; 5
ood gas chicken brood-
0 cap.; 19 eight ft., V-
yaterers; 12, 8 ft., float
erers. Cheap for cash.
_,isley, Rt. 1, Smyrna,
. 4-7140 (Atlanta).
model, mounted type,
n picker, in excellent
50.00; also, 20 ft.
_ $100.00. FOB. M. J.
ox 124, Quitman.

wagon, $25; iron dbl.
th 2 singletrees, $5.00;
planter with plates
10 distributor for gar-
tor, $25. Will not ship.
fackson, Rt. 2, Stone
neh. 9027.



| 1,000 cap., Oakes gas
| brooders, used 3 win-
ty good cond., $175
1ough pipe to install
use; also, hay rake,
ery little for Farmall
A, dump type. J. A.
, Box 14, Rt. 1, Wins-



smith large forage on
avy vice and unused
35, Mark T. Warren,
Rose.

; born dbl. section har-
q 3 point lift, $125.00; hy-
( blade for D-4 Cater-
new with cylinder,
; 8 point lift for mak-
e brakes, $50. F. M.
ay, 2488 Clifton Springs
ecatur, Ph, DR. 8-297].
-_model 420, John
Ford cultivator; 1959
ner, John Deere; 3,
10 blows. All in

) =m ee Kimbrel,

- Oo .











ckman cages, new-
, larger size with

hangers, complete



1 seul

Want to trade new, small,
gas powered, irrigation pump
for 1 man power saw in good
cond., or for young cow. Roy
Grindle, Rt. 1, Dahlonega.

Want set of planters and
cultivators, 1 or 2 row,
Ford tractor within 50 mi. ra-
dius of Douglasville, priced
reasonable. Wade J. Harper,
Rt. 1, Box 193-B, Winston.

Want 1 horse wagon in good
cond, with harness. Dave Drig-
gers, Crescent.

Want late model tractor,
about 1 yr. old. Must be in
good shape and bargain pric-
ed. Ralph Dangar, Box 3,
Roswell, Ph. 6621.

Want front end loader with
dbl. acting cylinders for H
Farmall; also, want D. B.
spiral action forage harves-
ter with auger and blower.
Must be in operating cond.
and low priced. L. L. Lamb,
Rt. 2, Dallas, Ph. 6094.

Want Henry Vann tobacco
curer, to fit 16 ft. barn, can
use size 20 x 20 if price is
right. State year model and
present cond. P. W. Harrison,
Rt. 4, Sylvania.

sSNA oracle ces eee ea

Want 1 row cultivator for
Ford tractor. J. D. Nelson,
Stockbridge, Ph. GR. 4-4690.

Want Allis Chalmers G
tractor with turning plow,





fe epee and in good
cond. C. . Wilkerson, 509
W. 7th. St., Nashville.

Want 1 egg incubator for
quail eggs. Advise what you
have, cond. and price. Robert
Johnston, Cogdell.

Want snow bucket, 80 in.
wide, adj. leveling blade that
replaces bucket for Intnl. 150
power loader; also, for sale,
belt pulley attach. for Ford
traetor, 1946 to 1955 models,
good cond., used very little,
$35 at my farm. Tom L
Johnston, Rt. 4, Summerville.

Want 1 pr. of 38 in. x 11 or
12; perferably 12 in., tractor
tires and tubes, Describe fully,
stating age, cond., etc. S. L.
Calfee, Boston,

Want approx. 100 hp pow-
er unit for hammer mill to
grind feed for. cattle, will buy
or trade hay. W. A. Estes, El-
lenwood, Ph. GR. 4-4694.

_ Want small, 5 or 7-1/2 hp.,
single phase, elec. hammer
mill and motor combination.
Must be in good cond. and rea-
sonably priced. Denver La-
nier, Portal, Ph. UN. 5-5785.

Want Ford or Ferguson
tractor and_4 sec. harrow in
good cond., roto mower and
10 ft. E-Z Flow guano distri-
butor in good cond, L. P. Sin-
gleton, Fort Valley.

samba cence eee ween NS
Want used livestock body

.|for 1-1/2 ton truck. Must be

in first class cond. and rea-
sonable. Turell Swindle, Nash-
ville, Ph. 9292.

peace ee ee 8
Want 1 water ram in good

cond. Quote price in, first let-

ter, A. L. Williams, Collins.

Want Ford tractor, 1948 to
1952 model, in good running
shape, for cash. With or with-
out equip. James A. Vaughn,
Dallas, Ph. 3707 after 7 PM.

Want Diesel operated irri-
fation outfit, large enough to
irrigate 2 acres at a_ time.
State price and size. W. E.
oe pee Rutledge, Ph.

Sear Se St geen.
_ Want good used, medium
size, 2 row, tractor with cul-
tivators, planters and fertili-
zer_ distributor, priced for
a. F. Y. Rogers, Rt. 5, Ring-
old.

Want Petersine incubator,
equipped to hatch Guineas of
600 or larger cap. Describe
what you have in first let-
ter. John A. Lawrence, Rt. 2,
Box 345, Milledgeville,

Want corn sheller with fly
wheel in good cond. Weldon
Gilbert, Rt. 3, Hancock Ave.,
Gainesville.

Most Georgia soils are acid
and require lime for profita-
able production for most crops
here, declares P. J.
ux, agronomist, Agri-
tension Service,





for

cultivators and disc harrow,|M

*|Guernseys, all

~ LIVESTOCK

Cattle

Reg. Hereford bull, about
1 yr. old, very gentle, $200.
See any day except Sunday.
M. B. Welsh, Rt. 2, Heath
Rd., Macon.

Reg. Hereford bull, 14 mos.
old, of Baca Homebuilder
breeding, for sale or trade
for Reg. heifers of equal val-
ue. ii I. Brantley, Rt: 2
Wrightsville.

14 Reg. Angus heifers, in-
noculated and vaccinated, 7
to 9 mos. old, good bloodlines,
reasonably priced. John R.
Franks, Rt. 1, Bremen, Ph.
5156 (Buchanan) after 6 P.M.

Reg. Angus bull about 4
yrs. old, large boned and good
size, selling because of in-
breeding, $345. or trade for
bull of equal value. Emmetie
Vinson, Jr., Rt. 1, Byron, Ph.
SH. 6-1088 (Macon).

Bulls, 10-12 mos. old, dbl.
Reg., polled Hereford; heif-
ers, same age J. G. Wills,
Alpharetta, Ph. GR. 5-5011.

2 niceemilch cows, 1 with
ealf by side, other to freshen
about Jan. 15th. T. M. Mor-
ris, 648 Indian Creek Dr. N.,
Clarkston, Ph. HI. 3-6375.





trudis bull, about 9 mos. old,
cherry red. J. W. Morris, Dbl.
. Farms, Box 119, Carroll-
ton, Ph. TE. 2-2852.

Polled Hereford bulls, fin-
est bloodlines, all ages. Rea-
sonably priced. George Eager,
Rt. 1, Valdosta.

Reg. Angus bull calves,
weaning age, championship
bloodlines, for sale or will

trade for good Reg. Angus
heifers or cows. Peter Hod-
kinson, c/o Circle H Angus
Farm, P Ridge, Cornelia,
Ph. 844-J-5.

12 Holstein springers, 2
from dairy
herd, calfhood vaccinated,
$200. ea. Louis Tate, Cloud-

land, Ph. 599 (Menlo).

2 young Reg. Black Aber-
deen Angus cows with young
calves, $295. ea.; 2 bred Reg.
heifers, $175. ea. . Delivered
100 mi. or less. C. N. -Mc-
Clure, Dawsonville, Ph. AM-
5-2266.

Reg. Black Angus _ bull,
Westover Pridemere, son of
Black Capmere
8th and Japalynka Pridemere
born Sept. 11, 1957, wt. ap-



prox. 1,200 lbs. Amos
Burkholder, Rt. 4, Marietta,
Ph. 7-1958.

1 Reg. Jersey bull calf, 6
mos. old, wt. approx. 300 lbs.,
$60. plus paper charging, ex-
tra good cow, from artificial
breeding. Guy McMillian, Da-
cula, Ph. TH. 3-4439.

Reg. Guernsey heifer, 1,100
lbs. with heifer calf, dropped
Dec. 30, 1959, high producer;
900 lb. Reg. heifer with heifer
calf, 6 wks. old; Reg. bulls,
12 to 24 mos. old. Priced to
sell. F. H. Bunn, Midville.

Reg. Angus bull calves,
weaning age, vaccinated, best
bloodlines, excellent body
conformation, guaranteed
breeders. For sale or will
trade for heifers, cows or
Shetland ponies. Carl Newton,
992 Lullwater Rd., NE, At-
lanta, Ph. DR. 7-5318.

Guernsey milch cow, to
freshen about the 10th of Jan.
with third calf. Has been
tested for everything. H.
Thurmond, Farmington.

Reg. Jersey bull, 6 mos.
old; also, 4 shoats; 12 mixed
white and Red pullets, just
started laying and 1 milk and
1 billy goat. J. W. Harrison,
Jonesboro, Ph. GR. 8-4581.

Reg. Black Angus bull for
service, Fee $2. Located 5-1/2
mi. W. of Marietta, just off
Hwy. 120 on Villa Rica Rd.
E. F. Wilkins, Rt. 4, Marietta.

2 yr. old bull stock, short
horn, $175. Mrs. R. H.
Rt. 7, Gainesville. Ph. 4-7781.

2 Reg. Angus bulls of the
famous Texan Blackbird fam-
ily. One approx. 3 yrs. old,
other 1 yr. old. T. B. Tarvin,
P. O. Box 295, Chickamauga.
Ph, 432 Se










Thoroughbred Santa Ger-.

of Dwight],

Clark, |S



tzlehurst,






2 Guernsey and 1 Holstein
heifers with young calves, and
sev. other Guernsey heifers
to freshen soon. Dairy type.
All purebred. H. B. Brook-
shire, c/o Amoco Sta., Hwy.
60, Suches.

Sev. real good, red polled
Hereford bulls, some just
weaned, and some ready for
heavy service. Deep red,
blocky and most _ popular
breeding. Winton C. Harris,
Rt. 1, Screven, Ph. Juno 4-
2312 (Odum).

Purebred Durocs, 6 mos. old
gilt, $30.; Reg. sow, 2 yrs.
old, $50.; sow not Reg., 2-1/2
yrs. old, $40; Reg. pigs, $17.

Frederick Zipperer, Box 182, |

Guyton (15 mi. S. of on state
Hwy. 30).

Young, meat type, Reg.
Berkshire boar, proven sire,
for sale or will trade for Pol-
led Hereford bull calf and
pay difference. Want dark
red, short and stocky indivi-
dual, purebred but not neces-
sarily Reg. Stuart Lewis, 1264
Cumberland Rd., NE, Atlanta,
Ph. TR; -2-1072.

14 pigs, 11 wks. old; 3 sows
and 1 boar, all for sale cheap.
Tommy Davis, Jr., bree
Chatsworth (1 mi. W. of)

Stock hog, white OIC and
Hampshire crossed, 1-1/2 yrs.
old, $30.; 7 large shoats, $20.
ea. At my place. Charlie Edge,
Rt. 1, Dahlonega.

2 Reg. Tamworth sows, 1
with Ist litter and 1 with
3rd litter; Reg. gilts, ready
for breeding and pigs; 2 Reg.
boar pigs, 8 wks.; mixed
shoats, 125 lbs. avg, wt. B. B.
Harrison, Rt. 1, Alpharetta.

Purebred Duroc pigs, 2-1/2
to 5 mos. old, either sex;
bred gilts, to farrow in Feb.
Foundation, Revinor and Red

King breeding, with or with-

out papers. Reasonable prices.
M. M. Newsome, Sandersville,
Ph. 3856.

Reg. Hampshire boars ready
for service; also, open gilts
and bred gilts. Larry Young,
Rt. 2, Chickamauga, Ph. 6893.

Reg. Landrace, service age,
boar and gilts, from popular
ploodlines, Reg. in buyers
name. Prices start at $25. M:
T. Courson, Hazlehurst.

7 purebred Berkshire shoats,
2 gilts and 5 barrows, not
Reg., farrowed Aug. 27, 1959,
vaccinated, $15. and $20. at
farm. H. M. Ponder, c/o Grass-
view Farm, Woodstock Rd.,
Roswell.

Reg. SPC boars, about ready
for service, best bloodlines,
long meat type, will make
fine herd boars: also, 2 fine

ee Reg. SPC gilts, fine for 4-H

project. At my place. George
Ferguson, Rt. 1, Cave Spring.

1 Landrace boar, about 250
lbs., champion stock, $50.
without papers or $75. with

papers, at farm. Roy C. Hand-
ler, Rt. 3, Newnan, Ph. AL.
3-2738.

17 pigs ready for sale, Berk-
shire and OIC cross, g00
feeders, $5. ea. if all taken.
Marlor Maney, Hiawassee.

Booking orders for 10 wk.
old purebred Reg. Black Essex
pigs. Ready for shipment Jan.
25th. All letters ans. Wiley
Dampier, Rt. 1, Box 210, Val-
dosta.

ROA te eer ee

Reg. big bone Guinea boar,
2 yrs. old, $30.; big bone
Guinea boar, not Reg., ready
for light service, $18.; 6 wk.
old Guinea pigs, not Reg., $8.
ea., 2, $15.;. Hampshire-Gui-
nea crossed shoats, $12. ea.,
4 mos. old. Will ship.. S. R.

w.|Wade, Rt. 1, Alto

Mey ew Use AU

Purebred Tamworth, York-
shire and Landrace gilts and
a large number of feeder
shoats, several hog feeders,
watering troughs and farrow-
ing stalls. Priced to sell. D.
E. Austin, Jr., 4367 Glenwood
Rd., Decatur, Ph. BU. 9-3137.

PAGE THREE

_Top quality, 8 wk. old, Reg.
pigs, $5. ea.; shoais, 100. +o:
13U lbs., $15. Good Hampsnaire
stock, at my place at Center-.
ville. Pat Kirkpatrick, Kt. 1
Lithonia, Ph. 5794
Mountain).

(Stone



Dark cherry red Duroc gilts,:
bred to farrow in eariy spring,
$50.; open gilts, breeding age,.
$40. ea.; 3 extra nice boavs,'
4 mos. old, $35. ea.; weaning:
pigs, either sex, $25. All treac~
ed for Cholera and wormed.
Reg. United Assn. and iumly
guaranteed. J. H. Donaldson,
e Houser Mill Site, Fort Val-
ey.

Duroc pigs, 14 wks. old,
both sexes, wormed, treated
for Cholera and Reg. in buy-=
ers name, sired by good boar,
$25. ea. Roscoe McDonald, Jr.,
Rt. 1, Milledgeville, Ph. GL.
2-2766.

8 small shoats3 bred sows,
to farrow ist of March, 2
Hampshire, 1 large white, 2
and 3 litters, 1 purebred, big
bone Guinea stock hog. S2ec-
rifice all for $280. at my
home, during the week. Mrs.
Roy Grindle, Rt. 1, Dahlonega,

Choice, lean meat, Berk~
shires, male and females, from
50-100 lbs., of Cert. meat
sire breeding. C. J. Hardman,

Commerce,

Reg, Landrace gilts, boars,
service age boars, and bred
Zilts, 100 pet. imvorted blocd-
lines, Reg. in buyers name,
unrelated prs. H. R. Gossett,
Cave Spring.

50 Hampshire pigs, 12 wks.
old, for sale. John M. Allen,
172 Vidal Blvd., Decatur, Ph.
DR. 7-4758 (Atlanta).

Cherry red Duroc mole. 5
mos. old, Res. in United Du-
roc Assn. $39.: gilts same ege
and breed. $30. with papers
or $25. without pavers at.
farm. A. C. Weathers, 9ox
37. Mershon, (on Hwy. 32).

10 wk. old purebred Black
Polend China nigs, either sex,
navers furnished in buyers
name. reasonably voriced.
Wayne Mes, Chester, - Ph.
WR, 4-9379, 5









Horses, Mules, Ponies

Gray mare, wt. about 1,200
lbs., guaranteed to werk any-~
where, $125. A. B. Loyd, xt.
3, Box. 93, Griffin.

Good pr. genile, black,
white nose, mare mules, wt.
about 1,200 lbs. ea., about 11
or 12 yrs. old; also, wagon
wheels, $8. ea.; 2 wagons, pad.
and $35. ea. Riley C. Couch,
Senoia.

At Stud: Janroys Romeo,
Tenn. Walking horse, Res. No.
521236, Fee, $50.; At Stud: 39
in. Chestnut, white mane and
tail, purebred Shetland pony,
Fee, $25.; also, for sale all
col. Shetland ponies, Tenn,
Walking Horses and 3 and 5
gaited ponies. John Wall
Eatonton Hwy., Madison, Ph.
391 M 4.

At Stud: 5 gaited American
Saddle Bred stallion, Reeves







Majesty. Genius, Reg. No.
34816. Sire, Peter Geniusg
Dam, Miss Lida Peavines

Standing at my home. Becky
Bentley, 1119 Barnes Mill Rais
Marietta. Ph. 8-7125.

Sev. Reg. Standardbre
brood mares, some to foal b
outstanding stallions in 1960,
Some have produced winning
horse. Priced to move. Ps Ts
Patton, Shady Dale. Ph. 5129
(Monticello)

Buck skin color Burro (gela
ding), well trained, rides wit
saddle or hitch to buggy. N
stubborn. Children can hans
dle. W. L. Banks, Shady Daley
Ph, 5564 (Monticello). 3

6 bred Shetland mares an
fillies, 1 reg. Silver Dappl
stallion, saddle horses, mul

carts, harness, _ bridles ie
saddles. Fred Miller, Rt. he
Dalton. ;



Reg. champion _ Hampshire
sow, Reg. Hampshire boar, 12
shoats from champion, 2 Es-
sex sows, good breeders, 12
wk. old pigs from Hampshire
boar. Will sell all or separate.
. H. Sebren, Winston, Ph.
WH. 2-2970 (Douglasville).

Reg. meat type Yorkshires,
Hampshires and Durocs, Cert.
disease free herd. Boars and
gilts of all ages. Priced rea-
sonable. Lawton Ursery, Ha-



EN



Tenn. Walking stallion Colts
18 mos. old, partly broke,
guaranteed to be gaited, ne
plug, $200. or will trade for
larger horse, prefer mare but
must be good. Chas. H: Hige
gins, Bluff Rd., Rome,: Ph.
5587. 4

1 bay mare to foal in Feb,
with split size from Shetlan
stud, $150.; also, iron grey
Tenn. walker gelding, 3. yr
old, $200. Carl P. Savage, Jire
Montezuma, Ph. 5931. 1




PAGE FOUR

LIVESTOCK

FOR SALE





Horses, Mules & Ponies

Extra nice Tenn. walking
orse colt, 5 gaited, born
arch 10, 1959, large for age.
rs. George Reece, Box 84,
yerly.

4 yr.
pride and saddle, very gen-
Je, children can handle. E.
Faucett, 5990 Campbellton
d., SW, Atlanta 11, Ph, DI.
4-1487,.

Gentle, 5 gaited, horse, 4
yrs. old, spirited but gentle
rode by 13 yr. old girl) and
and made western type sad-
dle. Will sell with or without

saddle. . denkins, 14
Comerce St. Hogansville,
Ph. 4551,



Thoroughbred Reg. sorrel
Tenn. Walking mare, 10 yrs.
old, about 1,000 Ibs., well
rained and gentle, suitable
or ladies or children. Foal
uly 26th, 1960, sire of colt
eg. . Also, fine western sad-
le, ~bridle, halter, shipping
Janket and 25 bales good hay,
400. R. J. Bonner, Rt. 3, Car-
tollton, Ph. TE. 2-3154.

Sheep and Goats

Reg. French Alpine goats,
$ fine, young, male goats,
feady for light service; 2 ex-

llent young does, fresh in
eb. for first time;
rders for buck and doe kids

r Feb. and Mar. del., $15.
nd up: Del Norte bloodlines.

iss Nellie M. Mingledorff,
- Rt. 3, Douglas.

1 Nubian milk goat, will
freshen about Feb. 1, heavy
ilker, gentle, $30. at farm.
eeda Otwell, 26 Watson Dr.,
Newnan, Ph. AL. 3-1216.

180 good Southwestern
wes, 140 lambs and 7 Suf-
olk rams, $3,000. for all. L.

Vanlandingham, Howard,
h. Union 2-4242.

1 fine Nubian milk goat
oming in with first kid; also,
male goat for breeding
urposes at my place. Mrs. Lee
irkley, 3860 Cascade Rd.,
Sw, Atlanta 11,

Good milk goat, gives gal.
ilk per day when fresh, will
'reshen last of this month.
M. H. Walker, Rt. 1, Chick-

pmauga.











Swine

Choice Landrace and Duroc
reeding stock, _ Imported
ploodlines, treated, Reg. in
uyers name. Service age
boars, bred gilts and weaning
igs. Wm. E. Lanier, Rt. 2,
be 84, Metter. Ph. MU

5 pigs, Landrace, SPC and
OIC, born Nov. 2nd, heavy for
@ge, $10. ea. 4 for $40. Can-
tra ship, W. H. Jones, Rt. 7,



acon.

4 Yorkshire boars, 12 wks.
old, $20. ea Reg. in buyers
Q ame. Conyer Poss, Rayle.

6 Hampshire-Duroe crossed
ema wt. 75-80 lbs. ea. Males
ave been castrated. Priced
easonably. Located 5-1/2 mi.

. Marietta, just off Hwy.
20. E. F. Wilkins, Rt. 4, Ma-
fietta.

LIVESTOCK

WANTED







Want a milk goat that is
fone to freshen soon with
irst or second kid. Must be
good stock, not Reg. Tog-
penbure or Saanan. No Nu-
ian, no horns and reason-
g@ble price. Silas Sniper, Rt.
Commerce.



9



Want work type stud horse,
id enough for service, pre-
r broke horse blocky and
About 1,200 lbs. or more; also,

Want several mares, blocky
nd young (work type only).
uy McMillian, Dacula, Ph.
TH. 3-4439 (Lawrenceville).

Want 1 naturally hornless
Saanan doe (goat), already
bred to freshen in April for
st time. and from high pro-
uction strain, at reasonable
ig J. W. Cartledge, Sr.,
29 Hart Dr., Columbus.



old Welsh stallion, |

booking |R

Want good grade polled
cows with calves and rebred
to good bulls. Prefer Black
Angus. Robert S. Ware, Box
251, Hogansville.

Want 1 good fresh milk
goat. Will pay good price.
George W. West, Box 7187
Station C. Atlanta.

Want top quality, open or
bred, Holstein dairy heifers.
R. B. Curtis, Farmington, Ph.
Madison 2603. :

Want 3 to 5 yr. old Angus
or Hereford herd bulls, from
the South of East Georgia.
Want to see their calves.
N. Thompson, Mt. Vernon.

POULTRY

FOR SALE





Bantams: Golden Sebrights,
OEG and Partridge Cochin,
from show winners. J. C. King,
208 Gramling St. Marietta,
Ph. 8-8302.

Dark Cornish bantams, bull
dog type, hens laying, $5.00
pr.; 4 turkeys, 2 hens and 2
gobblers, $24.00; also, 2 rab-
bits, $3. Mrs... J. E. Carter,
Box 487, McCurry Dr., SW,
Atlanta 11, Ph. DI. 4-1388.

Bulldog type, Dark Cornish
show bantams, $10 trio. Every
bird has either placed in shows
or is directly out of outstand-
ing show birds. Either old
birds or early 1959 hatch,
young, ready to start laying.

. W. Pealor, 794 Ponce de
Leon Terr. NE, Atlanta 6, Ph.
TR. 5-3829.

4 pr. White Crest Black
Polish and- 4 pr. Black Tail
Japs, 1 pr. white Silkies, all
banties, from show bird stock,
$4.00 pr.; also some good
strong pens at bargain prices.
P. C. Powell, 1400 Northwest
Dr., NW, Atlanta 18, Ph. SY:
4-4772.

Mixed colored bantam pul-
lets, some have started laying:
also, few bantam roosters, 50c
ea. Will ship. Cecil A. Boat-
right, Rt. 5, Newnan.

White Crest Polish, Crested
and bearded Golden Polish
bantams, South American
Araucanus (Lay colored eggs)
for sale or will trade
Pheasants, quail or peafowl.
S. J. Griener, 1394 Northwest
Dr., NW, Atlanta 18.

Black Langshan and white
Langshan bantam fowl, ma-
ture birds, $5.00 pr., $7.00
trio; 1 trio S. S. Hamburg
bantams, $7.00; 1 pen, 3 pul-
lets, I cock White crested
Polish bantams, $12. F red
Blaylock, 515 Crescent Ave.,
Chickamauga.

Allen Roundhead and Ginn
gray roosters and hens _ for









ville. Ph. WH. 2-2788.

Grey game roosters, black
breast and black tail, grey
back, $2.50 ea., 9 mos. old;
Warhorse grey game cross, $2
ea., hens, also 9 mos. old. Will
ship. S. R. Wade, Rt. 1, Alto.

1 nice pit game stag Hul-
sey dead game, $5; 1 large R.
H. cock, $5 ea. C. L. Griffin,
712 Oak St., Gainesville.

1,700 W. L. pullets, in pro-
duction, about 6 wks., $2.00
ea. and you can pick off the
nest; 4,000, 14 wk. old, $1.30.
Chas. H. Higgins, Bluff Rd.,
Rome, Ph: 5587.

_ Giant black Minorcas breed-
ing hens and cockerels, $5.00
a:;. ggs.-15,$3.-- PPr Te RB.
Millians, 105 Temple Ave.,
Newnan.

15 hens, Reds and white
Rocks, $1.00 ea. also, 15
young white Rocks, 2 mos. old,
50c ea. Will trade for Tur-
Keysi<C. Raz Philpot; 2377.
Summit Ave., NW, Atlanta 18,
Ph. SY. 4-0009.

Hens and tom _ turkeys,
1959 hatch, at my place. R.
L. Nelson, Rt. 1, Monticello,



Phy 3672:
re ET ed eh fe Hee Loe
Old English game, B. B

Reds and Silver Duck Wings,
show winners. 5 old. time
Guineas, $1.00 ea. G. L. Kuy-
kendall, 4465 Boulder Pk, Dr.,
SW, Atlanta 11.

13 white guineas: 3 roosters
and 10 hens, 6 of them raised
last yr. and other 7 raised



cinco ee

this yr., $1.50 ea. N..G. For-
ester, Rt. 2, Buford. 3

for,

sale. J. E. Hudson, Douglas-.

MARKET BULLETIN

Choice gander, 4 Geese, $10
for quick sale, at my home.
M. M. Minor, 1067 Canton
St., Roswell.

80 or 90 R. I. Red hens, 16
now molting, good layers, 50c
ea. for lot. H. M. Walker, Rt.
1, Box 104 A.

5 Game hens and a stag,
$12.50; and 6 yellow Buff hen
and rooster, $18.00; pair Mus-
covy ducks, $3.50, Will ship.
Mrs. Marie Holland, Coogler
Rd. Dalton. . :

Turkeys, 40c lb.; 1959 fall
hatched Turkeys, $2 ea.;







L. young bantams, 50c and up;

uscovy ducks, $1.50; 1 white
drake duck, $1.50. At my
plaee. Joseph Clay, 1645 Up-
per River Rd., Macon, Ph. SH
5-8082.



5 turkey hens, 1 gobbler,
$25 at my place. Paul Self,
Jr., Old Ala. Rd., Rt. 1, Wood-
stock. !

Araucanus (Easter egg)
chickens, laying colored eggs,
$12. pr.; hatching eggs, 50c
ea.; day old chicks, $1. ea.;
dark Cornish bantams, Bull-
dog type, laying, $6. pr.; N.
H. Red chickens, $3. pr. Ship-
ped Exp. Col., send M. O. Mrs.
Addie A. Edwards, 716. Myr-
ee NE, Atlanta 8, Ph. TR.

12 game cocks, ready to
fight,.?$5:.ea-..; approx. 1p
stags, ready for walks, $3. ea.
All ful brothers, 1/2 Travel-
er, 1/2 Claret. Will not ship.
Preston Spires, Rt. 1, Rhine.

7 or 8 pr. geese, some white
and some gray and white, $5.
pr. or 15 for $35. Will not
ship. G. S. Bishop, Rt. 2,
Rydal. :

5 turkey hens and 1 tom,
last spring hatch, good breed-
ing stock, $30. for lot. FOB
my place. Mrs. Frank Hay-
good, Rt. 3, Cartersville.

POULTRY

WANTED









=

Want purebred Golden Se-
bright bantam chickens, 1959
hatch, the small kind, pric-
ed reasonable. Silas Sniper,
Rt. 2, Commerce.

Want 4 or 5 Golden Se-
bright bantam hens, will come
after if within 25 mi. of Dal-
las. Best offer accepted first,
cheap for cash. Mrs. Nina
Soulsby, Rt. 2, Hiram.

Want reliable, non - Grink-
ing man, for straight time
work on beef cattle farm near
Conyers. Must be able to op-
erate farm machinery, ite
cluding hay baler. G. M. An-
derson 148 Mt. Vernon Dr.,
Decatur. Ph. DR 17-8401 (At-
Janta).



2 Ped. N. Z. White b
4-1/2 mos. old, nice fur
good type, from prize winning
strain, $5.00 ea. Will ship. R.
Lamar Brantley, Rt. 2,
Wrightsville. ;



meat producing stock, jun-
iors, $3 ea. with Ped.; 7 mo.
old doe with litter of 8, $15,
6 mo, old doe due to litter
soon, $12 with Ped.; 8 mo.
old buck, $15.
Myron T. Weiner, 1168 Ar-
borvista Dr., NE, Atlanta ,
Ph. ME. 6-5491, evenings

23 does, 6 bucks, about 70
young rabbits, 1 - 6 wks. old,
Calif.. N. Z. and mixed, all
heavy producers, and entire
lot at a bargain. See at my
place 8 mi, N. Commerce, 1/2
mi. E. US. 441 and make of-
fer. No deliveries. Henry A.
Merrill, Rt. 1, Commerce.

4 N. Z. bucks, 4 mos. old,
$3.50 - $5; 4 N. Z. does, over

Peugh, Rt. 2, Thomaston.

Finest breed racing Homing
Pigeons, in 5 pr. lots, $3.00
pr. or $4 pr. in lesser lots. W.
A. Roach, Rt. 2, Box 195-A,
Savannah, Ph. AD. 6-4872.

Purebred, Ped. N. Z. White
rabbits. 3 young does, ready
to breed, $21. or $8. ea, 4
oe bucks, ready for ser-
vice, $7

C. W. Page, 149 N

o. Ave.,
N. E. Atlanta 8. :



GAME, FOWL, etc

WANTED



Want some Giant Chinchil-
la Rabbits, preferably 2 or 3
mos. old. Would buy several
if price is right. Write price
and if you would ship and if
they are pedigreed. Jimmy
Ferguson, Gillsville.

Will buy your entire stock
of Guinea pigs (cavies) if
price is right, multi-color pre-
ferred. Ted Harris, Box 143,
Griffin. ;

FEED & GRAIN

FOR SALE





Coastal Bermuda hay, good
quality, well fertilized, square
bales, $27. ton. Leon Ensz,
i ga Ph. Louisville 5-



Several tons. extra good
barn. Highly fertilized and

cut and baled without rain.

Winton (@.. Harnis: Kips tl.
-Sereven, Ph. Juno 4-2312
(Odum). ; <

bucks, |
coat,

New Zealand white rabbits, |

Will not ship. |

4 mos. old, $3.50 - $5.. Si
$ $ wie ie ey,

- $8; 4 Sr. bucks, $15- |
$20. Take some farm produce]
at market price as part pay. | fal

| FOB. farm or will d

Coastal Bermuda hay, at my













$30. ton, Will
Nikkel, Gran
ville, Ph. MA
500 bales brig!
Oat straw, no ra
at barn; 300 bales
Millet hay, full of g
and bright, $1. bale
at Dacula. H. J. Hi
1 Dacula, Ph.
(Lawrenceville).

_Lespedeza hay, cu
out rain, in square b
ton; Archie D. McD:
CUO Sef #

1,000 bales Alfalfa
bale; 500 bales
Fescue hay, _75c _
good bright hay.
Morris, 984 Mt. Airy Dr
Atlanta 11, Ph. PL.

500 bales hay foi
bale. Louis Tate,
Ph. 599 (Menlo).

Fescue, Clover
50c b:
















































farm,

2-3454. 00 |

700 bales hay, some
and Clover, ot
grass, 60c bale at |

Langford, Bogart.

Shucks, $30 ton;
grass and Fescue
le. cated 6 mi. N.
well, off 140 Hw
Rd. Ralph Dangar,
Ph. 6621. e
- Coastal Bermuda h
ly fertilized, high
cut right and -saved















to 200 mi. at reas
J. L. Allen, Rt. 3, Du
Well fertilized and
square wire bound b:










1,200 bales
Coastal Bermuda _ ha

ton; 150 bales Sericea ]
deza hay, $30. ton; 20
mixed Coastal and gra
$22.50 ton. ~-FOB. =
Cuthbert. Donald Pea
Crestview Dr., Columb
FA. 3-5621 (Colut

















1,000 bales ea
Oat straw, $25
barn. Charles S.

Excellent Coastal
Sericea .Lespedeza,
Clover hay in quan
ton;-.alsc,; 1,000 =
straw, 90 bale a
Norcross. Jesse B
Moccasin Hollow












Randall Mill Rd.,






GAME, FOWL, etc.

FOR SALE



Approx. 75 pr. select Nor-
thern Bobwhite quail, $3.00
pr. Permit No. 87. Shipped
express collect. J. L. Taylor,
Rt. 2, Fort -Valley, Ph. TA.
5-5804.

Several hundred grown
Bobwhite quail, raised in
large flight pens. Will deliver
within 25 mi. of Atlanta, Per-
mite nos: 20: es Guzzard:
703 Hamilton Ave, SE, Atlan-
ta 12, Ph. MA. 7-2642.

Northern Bobwhite quail,
raised in large flight pens,
Permit No. 63; flying Mallard
ducks, $5.00 pr.; Golden Se-'
bright Bantams, $3.00 pr., $4
trio. C. L. Cawthorn, River-
a Ph. GR. 8-8106 after 6







Between 50 and 75 pr. Nor-

thern Bobwhite quail, May
hatch, fully matured and
feathered, for sale at my
place. Permit No. 46._C. D.|

Tarpley, Rt. 1, Lake Harbin
Rd., Morrow, Ph. GR. 4-4910
(Stockbridge).

Extra large Northern Bob-
white breeder quail, improv-
ed 40 yrs., 1 to 3 ozs. heavier
than average, 1959 crop, ready
for del. Hatching eggs in sea-
son. Permit No. 1. Free color
proton: Wt. cert. and prices.



8-0866.

ae Thomas, Box K, 421
Bldg,












No Waste Hove

WASTED TRIMMING



Atlanta, Ph. MU.|

- e
CLEAN SLABS AND EDGINGS, LEFT AFTER
DEBARKED LOGS HAVE BEEN CUT INTO
LUMBER, WERE ONCE BURNED. TODAY,
MANY SAWMILLS CONVERT THESE ONCE f






















,



















ICH TRANSPORT
PULP AND PAPER:






PAGE FIVE



ricea, $1. bale. Can del. short





Milteer, 304 N. Clay St., quel





Concord grape vines with



nicely washed, 4 lb. lard box-

Giant size gourd seed, 50c

a Aes ee ; 2
+ ertil n wo ghey Jants, Florida - Old fashion tender white| Everbearing Strawberry
: ae square wire bound pales, |90s, $2. C. PP: neers aga Coagaey bean peed, pat ue cote good ee
Huckleberr Jants, 25 = g00 varie i cupful; postage. Mrs .
excellent hay. 1959 crop Se- plus paroel pest or rn A Yellowroot, reshly dug and|Rt. 1, Gainesville.

distance. Ray F. 4864 | nan. ful $3; red hot pepper pods, eee Cie
Stagecoach Rd., Ellenwood, for home use, 25 doz.; old} oc Gnion plants; headin 4
Ph, GR. 4- irs (Stockbridge). Strawberry plants: ae fashion Sunflower seed, 30|Cojiards, Chinese Cabbage

more and Mastodon, $1.25 C.,|cupful. Add postage. Mrs. Dorey Gale Kohl Rope
SEED & PLANTS BaD Se h0. Wn cre enone ae Ta ME Box O88) sib sac doz. No less #1 br
Rt. 1, Connie: er Oy se ders, Mrs. H.W. Franklin,

Sr:, Rt. 1 Register.

FOR SALE doz.; unrooted Sage, 15, $1.;| 2 ea: June, Horse, Golden

L good roots, 1-8 ft, 25 and |Muscadine grape cuts, 15, $1-| Delicious, Stayman and Yates

vail Mele Hd, Col- | so apaubhes a6 61: Sen OF 3017 Pan es, Bee Add coe Mrs. G. Collins,} Apple. 2 ea.: Elberta, Ga.
Ph. 4238 (Fair bo ae eee laste 2 doe. | aie anthersville Rd.,| Rt, 2. Box 30, Cobbtown. |Bell, Hale and Mayflower
, $6.; garlic plants, 2 doz., | Ellenwood. Daabh. 1 Grane viiees eee

: oe a he me Fine variety everbearing ae ee iS ie Pear and Cherry oe Ail

hay es, 3 yr. old, $1 ~ Dai Strawberry plants, 50c doz., tobacco seed, 00d, ee nice, 1 yr., inspected trees. 3.

d, no rain, 30. ton | &S yr. old, 3 amson $4.50 C. Add postage. Will sound seed, purity 99.58 pe ft, and up, $15. del. Mrs. .
. Plums, 3, $1.75; Thyme in| exch. for garlic bulbs. Mary eae 96 pet. Sample, 35 02..| E Bllij ae

T. Courson, Ha-

59 mi. radius;

1|J. Witherspoon,

pots, 35 ea. No less $1. or-
ders. Add 10c postage. Fred
3808 Holder-
ness St., SW Atlanta 10, Ph.
PL. 3- 5251.

Tumlin, Eastanollee.

Big Jim African Gourd seed,
grows 4 to 6 ft. around, 50
a or 4, $1. Jimmy Davis, Rt.

$10. Ib. 3 Ibs, $25. Earl Stuck-
ey, Blackshear.

Turkey Brown Fig bush-
es, 3-4 fit., 50c ea.; also, Blue



M. Webb, Rt. 3, Ellijay.

Strong, well rooted, Stream-
liner everbearing Strawberry
plants, $1.50 C.; well rooted
Muscadine Grape, 2-6 ft.

types, hay. Carl) iucbemy plants, Myers and | & Waycross. aa (Plums, 28 i 2: |Iong, 75c ea.; Mtn. Huckleber-
Sty eae Rubel variety, 18 to 36 in.) Martin gourd seed, five|St. Decatur, Ph. DR. 8-9438| 5%: bearing size, 30, $2.1
2- J i : Blackberry and Dewberry.
oe ae on: va a doz. E.|cents doz. plus postage. Mrs. | nights. Ero a Al) citer naneced
Jes Serices Lespe- |G. Nic eee oe a 2 eee oe Crowns, rooted, 1|and damp packed and PP,
ithout rain, $30.) Taco. ______________| Indian corn seed, bright asst.|and 2 yrs. old, $2. C., 500,|Mrs. B. T. Thornton, Rt. 1,

n. Will del. reason- Now taking orders for Hicks|colors and stripes, 50c cupful,|$7., $12.50 M. Add postage. | Bowdon.

ice. Also, some Oat

Tobacco plants, $4. M. $1. per

Germ. 90 pect.; also, Martin|C

. D. Crowe, Rt. 2, Gaines-

W. A. Estes, RED, |M. with order. Heady begin-|Gourds, $6. doz.; dipper | ville. Early Jersey Wakefield, Char-
ae GR. 4-4694 |ning March ist. W. E. Wisen-| gourds, 25: gourd. seed, ee te leston Wakefield, and Round

oo a ae
a sale, priced rea-

"Bill Schroer,
h. CH- 20607.

|baker, Box 25, Lake Park, Ph.
Cherry 92-8043 (Valdosta).

Strawberry plants, good
roots, $6. M. PP in Ga. Roy





pkg. Add postage. Mrs. CD:
Sellers, Rt. 2, Ellijay. -

Red Cedar and ae Locust
tee post) tree seed, $1. pk.



. 8. Ouzts, Winder.

Blakemore Strawberry
plants, $1.25 C., 500, $5., $8.
M.; Dorsetts, $1.25 C., 500,
$5., $9. M. Add postage. Mrs.
en Waldrip, Rt. 7, Gaines-
ville



Dutch frostproof cabbage
plan'ts,..-300,. $1.00,--. 500;
$1.50, $2.50 M.: White Ber=
muda onion plants, same price.
Del. in Ga. R. Chanclor, Pitts,
Ph. MI. 8-2035.

: ees Rt., Dahlonega

LIVESTOCK REQUIREMENTS





























































~ NUMBER PER AVERAGE MY GOALS TO BEST"
~ WORKER PRODUCTION PRODUCTION SHOOT FOR PRACTICES
ee : : : : \ - (Consult agricultural
Least number to be On Southern farms (To be filled in by What best 5% get workers and college
economically sound. : producer) experts for details)
ae Ah at *, Weigh calves
pos oo z 70% calf crep 350 95% calf crop Production records
pounds at eight 500 pounds at eight Feed reserves
months weaning age. months weaning age. Pregnancy testing
Fertility tested bulls
1.2 pounds daily 2.0 pounds daily gain Watch market
gain on good graz- en good grazing. Buy right
300 to 500 . ing. 3.0 pounds daily Sell well
; : 2.0 pounds daily gain gain in feedlot. Use hormones
in feedlot.
8,000 pounds milk
pe See per cow, small High record sires
30 to 45 cows 4,500 pounds milk breeds. 12,000 Production records:
Grade A. per cow. pounds per cow, Cull low producers
3 large breeds. 200,000 High-quality forage
pounds milk per man.
ee Use only meat-type
35 to 45 sows and 6 pigs weaned per 9 pigs weaned per stock
litters when feed out litter (feeding litter (feeding Carefully select airs
_ progeny. standards below). standards below). Sanitation
; 200 days to finish to 150 days to finish to Meat type
| 900 to 1,200 feeders | 225 pounds (1 pound 225 pounds (1 pound Strict sanitation and
(feeding only). of gain from 7 gain from 3.5 to 4 disease control
patos pounds of feed). pounds feed). Careful selling and
nes buying
Egg-type hens
; 250 to 275 eqgs per Good feeding pro-
on 180 egqs per hen (5 hen (4 to 41/2 gram
3,060 to 4,000 hens. to 6 pounds feed per pounds feed per Watch feed waste .
i : dozen egqs). dozen eggs). Steady marketing
: Sanitation
| 16,000 to 30,000 Broiler-fype chicks
| capacity per brood, 3-pound broiler from 3/2-pound broiler Watch feed waste
_ four to five broods | 8 pounds feed. from 7 pounds feed. Strict sanitation
per year. Watch financing
pos costs
: s Plenty shade and a
3,000 to 4,600 T pound of gain 1 pound of gain range +
(feeding). from 7 pounds feed. from 4 pounds feed. Strict disease control =
: 90% sold. 95% sold. Ample feed and :
. water space
On farm 500 to 80 to 90% lamb 100% lamb crop, Select for heavy
| 600 ewes. On crop. 7 pounds wool 10 pounds weol. 95 lambs, wool clip
| ranches 1,500 (ewes). 75 to 80% fo 100% lamb crop, Production selection
ewes. Pale lamb crop, 8 pounds 12 pounds wool. Careful shearing and
ris : wool (ewes). wool preparation __
a ae Fast-gaining lartibs a
33 pound of gain -6 pound gain per Pelleted rations with he
per day, day. antibiotics - oe
mes pape eee Ab 4 Parasite control oe
Epes tI Se




PO EO ph Ree SAN oe ee EO Ge eR





PAGE SIX

SEED & PLANTS

FOR SALE





Pecan trees, Grafted and
budded, Stuart, Desirable, El-
liott and Farby, 2-3 fit., $1.75;
1-2 ft., $1.50. Add postage. L.
E. Brown, Baconton, Ph. 2772.

Cert. _Superfection ever-
bearing Strawberry plants, $2.
C. PP, Ga. orders. C. A: Shell,
1675 Willis Mill Rd., SW, At-
Janta 11, Ph. DI. 4-4706.

Blakemore Strawberry

plants, $1.50 C., Mastodon,
8135 C., Klondike, $1. C., 500,
$4., $8. M.; Scuppernong vine



cuttings, 75 doz.; Mtn. Huck- |.

leberry, bearing size, 75c doz.:
Peppermint, 30c doz.; Sugar
pears, $1. ea. Add postage.
Mrs. Lee Hood, Rt. 1, Gaines-



ville, Ph. ME. 4-3647.



ay =

MAHKET (BULLETIN. 9 33

a
Blakemore Strawberry
plants, $2. C. Mrs. Horace
Richardson, Rt. 4, Douglas-
ville.

Ga. Red Sweet potatoes,
large or small quantities,
truck loads a specialty. B. J.
Head, Alma, Ph. 3791.

Around 25 seedling Pecan
trees, 2-6 ft., 25c ea. and
party come to my place and
take up. J. O. Sills, 2671
Johnson St. Lithonia.

Seed Cane: 7 varieties, hard
Green, 6c stalk: hard and soft
Red, Ribbon and Blue and
soft yellow, 8c stalk. At the
bank, Hwy 67 at Denmark.
S. J. Foss, Rt. 1, Brooklet. Ph.
TE 9-3187 (through States-
boro).

The Agricultural Extension
Service statewide goal in corn
production is an average of
40 bushels per acre by 1965,
according to Extension agron-
omists.









MISCELLANEOUS

FOR SALE



Unwashed white feed bags,
100 lb. cap., 20c ea. in lots
of 12 or more; washed and
ironed bags, $3. doz. Evelyn
Bramlett, Margret.

Farm bell No. 2, complete
with frame, perfect cond., $15.;
400 chestnut post, 6-1/2 ft.
long, 35c ea., 30c ea. if entire
lot is taken; unfinished tan-
dem horse trailer, $150. J. R.

Stamps, Rt. 4, Box 310, Doug-|1

lasville.

Large, 1959 Stuart pecans,
55c lb. at my home; Jerusa-
lem Artichokes, $1.50 gal., $8.
bu. at my home; _ shipped
chgs. col., $8. bu; PP to 3rd
zone, $2. gal.; $1.80 2nd zone.
C. W. Page, 149 North Ave.,
NE, Atlanta 8.



Nice straight, 6% ft., fresh
cut, black locust fence post,
35c ea. Cut on Yonah: Mtn.
Any quantity; also, want 30-

40 Stuart pecan trees, 3 to 6]!

ft., prefer grafts. Quote best
price. Need at once. B. R
Lenhardt, 204 Grove
Gainesville, Ph. LE. 2-2064.

500 more or less, old Ga.
Sugar Cane Syrup, mostly in
1/2 gal. tins, 90c gal. or 80c
gal. if you take all. FOB my
farm, 5 mi. W. Metter, Cand-

L. H. Edenfield, Rt. 3, Box
sane Metter, Ph. Murry 5-

Black Walnut meats, 1959
crop, $1.25 lb. PP: . plus
postage or 5 and 10 lb. lots
and I pay postage. Mrs. Gele-
ta Rogers, Hiawassee.

Several lbs,
sage, $1 Ib. Less in
amounts. Mrs. Myrtle
Rt. 1, Temple.



larger
Pace,

St. }1
nice smooth
Will ship COD, you pay
age. Quick del. Mrs. C
Wagoner, Rt. 2, Blairsvil



plus postage, mostly
ler Cty. near 46 paved Hwy.| 1959

N. gi He a
Walnut meats, 1959 er

Hiawassee.

80 chicken feed sacks, 100
cap., no letters or h
cloth, 25

Shelled pecans,
crop. Mrs. R. E. Ht

Rt. 1, Byron.



per gourds, 25c ea;

Not over 10 pct. worn. M.
Taylor, 201 Feld Ave.,










Martin gourds, $6. doz; di

gourd seed, 25c Pe \
postage. Mrs. C. D. [
Rt. 2, Ellijay. se

Two 13 x 30, used, 6 ply

tractor tires, tubes and 1!
dry garden| $50 i

50 ea., in very good c

catur, Ph. DR. 3-8038..

FEEDS PENALIZED FOR FAILURE TO MEET MANUFACTURERS GUARANTEE NOV

y 7 : "7 FS































GGuaranteed by Manufacturer SECURITY MILLS, INC., Knoxville, Tennessee
FFound by State Chemist Security Egg Mash Concentrate ; 32.0
PPenalized (P) Fat and Fiber - 37.5
PROTEIN FAT FIBER
DAVID BILGORE AND COMPANY, Clearwater, Florida : aig
Bilgores Citrus Pulp G 6.0 0 : SOUTHERN COTTON OiL COMPANY, Macon, Georgia
(P) Fiber Be oi 3.2 19.2 Sco-Co Brand 36% Protein Cottonseed
JOHN W. ESHELMAN AND SOWS, Chamblee, Georgia Meal-Prime Quality ih bee.
Eee 18 Delry-Feed (P) Fiber FE as uy a Sco-Co Brand 36% Protein Cottonseed
c s : Meal-Prime Quality
FARMERS SUPPLY SERVICE, Hawkinsville, Georgia (P) Fiber
Ground Cobs, Shucks with Molasses G 2.0 5 24.0 Sco-Co 41% Protein Cottonseed Meal
(P) Fiber F 3.8 6 27.0 Prime Quality
(P) Fiber
FLORIDA SOAP CORPORATION, Doctors Inlet, Florida ~
St. Johns River 50% Protein Meat and Bone Meal G 50.0 9.0 3.0
{P) Protein iE 426 10.4 16 | SOUTHERN MILLING COMPANY, Augusta, Georgia .
-HAPPYVALE FLOUR MILLS, Griffin - Ft. Valley, Georgia Duplex Growing Crumbles epee : re
Creamaka Dry and Freshening Feed 13.0 3.0 8.0 al at
Se ee ee 10-1 | STANDARD FEED MILLING COMPANY, Marietta, Georgia
Super Quality Brand 18% Hog Feed : GS 18.0
KITCHENS FEED MILLING, INC., Atlanta, Georgia {P) Fiber F 162
Money Maker 24% Dairy Feed G 24.0 3.0 15.0 Protein Low :
feieeetds chalets oe 1-7 | WESTERN GRAIN COMPANY, Birmingham, Alabama
McMILLEN FEED MILLS, Fort Wayne, Indiana Jim Dandy 16% Protein Test Cow Feed 16.0 5
Master Mix Hound Pack =~ "The Hunter's Choice G 22.0 5.0 5.0 ; (P) Fiber 18.2 oe
(P) Protein F 17.1 4.3 2.5 Jim Dandy Hog Ration 18.05 0
* Fat Low (P) Fiber 19.7 4



FEEDS FAILING TO MEET MANUF

ACTURERS GUARANTEE BUT WITHIN
NOVEMBER, 1959



TOLERANCE |















































PROTEIN FAT FIBER LYKES BROTHERS, INC. OF GEORGIA, Albany, Georgia
GGuaranteed by Manufacturer Lykes Dry Rendered 60% Digester Tankage
FFound by State Chemist e * Fat Low Fe:
BLUE RIDGE FEED STORE, INC., Gainesville, Georgia
High Calorie Broiler Mash G 23.0 5.0 4.0 McMISLEN FEED MILLS, Fort Wayne, Indiana
: * Protein Low F 21.9 6.0 2.5 Master Mix Sweet 16% Dairy S
THE BUCKEYE COTTON OIL DIVISION, BUCKEYE CELLULOSE CORPORATION, a i
aoe see ciel: Salvenpeleded Blas NASHVILLE MILLING COMPANY, INC., Nashville, Georgia
Meal G 36.0 2.0 17.0 ashco Corn Cob and Shuck Roughage SG
* Fiber High F 36.2 3.9 18.3 Eber High .
CITY MILLS COMPANY, Columbus, Georgia PATTERSON MILLING COMPANY, Patterson, Georgia
Peanut Vine Hay and Molasses G 38.0 3.0 24.0 Ground Snap Corn :
* For Low F 8.0- 27 19.8 * Fiber High
THE COLORADO MILLING AND ELEVATOR COMPANY, PRESLEY AND VAUGHN, Toccoa, Georgia
Denver, Colorado Foreacre Broiler Mash GS
Wheat Grey Shorts and Screenings G 16.0 3.5 6.0 - * Protein Low : F
* Fiber High E179 a 6.4
RALSTON PURINA COMPANY, St. Louis, Missouri
DIXIE-PORTLAND FLOUR COMPANY, Chattanooga, Tennessee Purina Poultry Booster Chow T : S
Arrow Pure Wheat Bran G 14.0 4.0 11.0 : * Protein Low F
* Fat Low Bo2t7i2 3.6 9.4 :
Arrow Pure Wheat Bran G 14.0 4.0 11.0 ROBERTS RICE MILLS, INC., Weiner, Arkansas
* Fat Low F 17.6 3.4 10.3 Rice Mill By-Product eS lea fe A 6.
at Ww, 0.
FARMERS OIL MILL, -INC., Thomasville, Georgia Rice Mill By-Praduct . ve GS :
Farmpro Brand 44% Protein Expeller Prime i * Fiber High Po
Soybean Meal 4 G 44.0 4.0 7.0
* Protein Low F 43.0 8.4 5.4 | ROME OIL MILL, Rome, Georgia
; : Etowah Cottonseed Meal S 36.0
FARMERS SUPPLY SERVICE, Hawkinsville, Georgia * Fiber High. F 363
Ground Cobs, Shucks with Molasses So 2.0 5 24, Cherokee Brand 41% Protein Cottonseed
* Fiber High F 44 8 25.7 Meal-Prime Quality G 41.0
Ground Cobs, Shucks with Molasses CG: -2.0 5 24.0 * Protein Low F 40.0
Sher Hig ro - z ate SOUTHERN COTTON OIL DIVISION, WESSON OIL & SNOWDRIFT COMPANY,
HAPPYVALE FLOUR MILLS, Griffin - Fr. Valley, Georgia Macon, Georgia : ; Lee
Winter Wheat Grey Shorts : G 15.0 3.5 6.5 Sco-Co Brand 36% Protein Cottonseed Meal G 36.0
* Fiber High F 18.9 3.5 6.9 *Protein Low, Fiber High F 35.3
KITCHENS FEED MILLING COMPANY, INC., Atlanta, Georgia ee Maes prope Sree Mee aa
Ground Cobs and Shucks with 25% Molasses GS 2.0 5 24.0 = :
* Fiber High Bs222.9 oe 25.7 WILKES MILL AND FEED COMPANY, Washington, Georgia
Ground Snap Corn and Molasses G78 2.5 8.0 Milk More 15% Dairy Feed GS
* Fiber High F 9.4 2.8 8.6 * Protein Low F



FEEDS FOUND AS DECLARED NOVEMBER, 1959

A. & G. MILLING COMPANY, Mayesville,
2 feeds as declared

ALABAMA FLOUR MILLS, Decatur, Alabama
1 feed as declared :

ALBER'S MILLING COMPANY, Los Angeles, California
2 feeds as declared

ALLIED MILLS, INC., Chicago, Illinois
4 feeds as declared

ALMA MILLING COMPANY, Alma, Georgia
1 feed as declared

AMERICAN CRYSTAL SUGAR COMPANY, Moorehead, Minnesota
1 feed as declared 4

Georgia

W. B. ANDERSON FEED & POULTRY COMPANY,
2 feeds as declared

ARKANSAS STATE RICE
2 feeds as declared

ATLANTA MILLING COMPANY, Atlanta, Georgia
4 feeds as declared

AUBREY FEED MILLS, INC., Louisville, Kentucky
as declared

B-C PACKING COMPANY, INC., Quitman, Georgia
1 feed as declared ; :

% (Continued On Page

Marietta, Georgia

MILLING COMPANY, Stuttgart, Arkansas



RKET BULLETIN











(Continued from Page Six)





L DUR MILLS, Macon, Georgia
, eds as ain





as teaches





ic ;KEYE COTTON OIL DIVN., BUCKEYE CELLULOSE CORP., Cinainnetl, Ohio
as declared







RTER POULTRY COMPANY, Buford, Georgia
feed as declared



OYA COMPANY, ING., Fort Wayne, Indiana
is as declared ~





LS COMPANY, Columbus, Georgia
as declared





NT FEED & POULTRY COMPANY, Clermont, Georgia
das dec!





AND MILLING COMPANY, Cleveland, Tennessee
as declared







FEED MILL, Sycamore, Georgia
ds as declared





OLORADO MILLING & ELEVATOR COMPANY, Denver, Colorado
| feeds as declared



SLIDATED BLENDERS, INC., Guntersville, Alabama
d as declared







eee DeSoto, Georgia
as declared





IVE MILLS, INC., Gancuille Alabama
feeds as declared



ODGES MILLING COMPANY, Birmingham, Alabama
Is as declared







FEED AND SEED COMPANY, Douglas, Georgia
is as declared



. FEED AND SEED STORE, Glennville, Georgia
feed as declared







fe LABORATORIES, INC., Chicago, IHinois
as. declared





& RAMSEY MILLING ROMEANY
feed as declared



PORTLAND FLOUR COMPANY, Chattanooga, Tennessee
feeds as declared





ARLY & DANIEL COMPANY, Tampa, Florida
feed as declared : sas







RT COUNTY MILLING COMPANY, Elberton, Georgia
feed as declared





IN W. ESHELMAN & SONS, Chamblee, Georgia
2 feeds as declared





LFALFA MILLS, INC., Erie, ae
feed as declared





4 ER-BEST FEED MILLS, INC., taut) Georgia
1 feed as declared





ERVICE COMPANY, Griffin, Georgia
feed as declared





SS EXCHANGE, Canton, Georgia
feed as declared :





AERS MILL & ELEVATOR COMPANY, Dudley, Georgia
feeds as declared



ARMERS MUTUAL EXCHANGE, Box 129, Lawrenceville, Georgia
feed as declared





MERS SUPPLY SERVICE, Hawkinsville, Georgia
d as declared





HT MILLING COMPANY, Augusta, Georgia
ds as declared







RGUSON ras aa ices Georgia
feed as declared



RIVER MILLS, INC., Bainbridge, Georgia
feeds as declared





MILLING COMPANY, Route 4, Cleveland, Georgia
o2: Feeds as declared





VILLE MILLING COMPANY, Gainesville, Georgia
feeds as declared



FEEDS FOUND AS DECLARED NOVEMBER, 1959





L MILLS, INC., Minneapolis, Minn.
feed as declared



COUNTY FARM DEVELOPMENT ASSOCIATION, Ellijay, Georgia
feed as declared





D ISLAND CITRUS COOPERATIVE, INC., Umatilla, Florida
feed as declared







ES & HUNTER COMPANY, Cartersville, Georgia
6 feeds as declared |



ALE FLOUR MILLS, Griffin - Ft. Valley, Georgia
20 feeds as declared

RRISON FEED & POULTRY, Bethlehem, Georgia
feeds as declared








ITAGE FEED MILLS, Nashville, Tennessee p \
6 feeds as declared :





(S MILLING COMPANY, Route 2, Cumming, Georgie
1 feed as declared





HOPKINS & SONS, Waycross, Georgia
| feed as declared





TATE MILLING COMPANY, Charlotte, North Carolina
3 feeds as declared sy





COMPANY, INC., Monticello, Georgia
feed as declared





KELLOGG & SONS, INC., Decatur, Illinois
feed as declared m



OIL MILL, Fekon, South Carolina
as declared







OMPANY, Ree meatahe F





KUDAR PULP SALES COMPANY, Lake Alfred, Florida~
1 feed as declared

meron ROLLER MILL, INC., Lavonia, Georgia
7 feeds as declared





LORET MILLS, Chattanooga, Tennessee
1 feed as declared



LOUISVILLE FERTILIZER & GIN COMPANY, Louisville, Georgia
1 feed as declared

McMILLEN FEED MILLS, Ft. Wayne, Indiana
Tl feeds as declared

MARBUT MILLING COMPANY, Ltd., Augusta, Georgia
1 feed as declared

MARET GRAIN COMPANY, Hartwell, Georgia
1 feed as declared

MASTER MIX FEED MILLS, INC., Athens, Georgia
1 feed as declared

Melons MILLING COMPANY, Sparta, Georgia
1 feed as declared















6. " MILLS, Byron, Georgia
2 feeds as declared

MINITOR SUGAR, Bay City, Michigan
1 feed as declared

MIXON MILLING COMPANY, Cairo, Georgia
1 feed as declared

MOORMAN MANUFACTURING COMPANY, Quincy, Illinois
2 feeds as declared

MOSTELLER FLOUR & FEED COMPANY, INC., Chamblee, Georgia
1 feed as declared

THE NEW ERA MILLING COMPANY, Arkansas City, Kansas
2 feeds as declared

NUTRENA MILLS, INC., indapelia; Minnesota
13 feeds as declared

OSCEOLA FRUIT DISTRIBUTORS, Kissimmee, Florida
1 feed as declared

THE THOMAS PAGE MILLING COMPANY, Topeka, Kansas
1 feed as declared

PATRICK FEED COMPANY, Covington, Georgia :
1 feed as declared :

PELHAM OIL & FERTILIZER COMPANY, Pelham, Georgia
1 feed as declared

W. B. PERRY MILLING COMPANY, Leslie, Georgia
1 feed as declered

THE PILLSBURY COMPANY, Clinton, lowa
1 feed as declared

PILLSBURY MILLS, INC., Gainesville, Georgia
1 feed as declared

THE QUAKER OATS COMPANY, Chicago, Illinois
4 feeds as declared

RALSTON PURINA COMPANY, Macon, Georgia
37 feeds cs declared

RED HAT MILLS, Tunnel Hill, Georgia
4 feeds as declared

THE RIVERVIEW MILLS COMPANY, Kansas City, Missouri
feed as declared





































ROGERS BROTHERS FEED MILL, Blakely. Georgia
1 feed as declared

ROME OIL MILL, Rome, Georgia
3 feeds as declared





SCOTT FARM SUPPLY, Cloxton, Georgia

1 feed as declared

SECURITY MILLS, INC., Knoxville, Tennessee
1 feed es declared

SENECA OIL MILL, Seneca, South Carolina
2 feeds as declared

SIMMONS MILLING COMPANY, Chattanooga, Tennessee
1 feed as declared









ED E. SMITH, Atlanta, Georgia
1 feed as declared

J. ALLEN SMITH & COMPANY, Knoxville, Tennessee -
3 feeds as declared

SMITH'S FARM SUPPLY, Reidsville, Georgia
3 feeds as declared

SOUTHEASTERN MILLS, INC., Rome, Georgia
8 feeds as declared

SOUTHERN COTTON OIL DIVISION, Savannah, Georgia
2 feeds as declared

SOUTHERN MILLING COMPANY, Augusta, Georgia
14 feeds as declared

SPARTAN GRAIN & MILL COMPANY, Spartenburg, South Carolina
3 feeds as declared

STANDARD FEED MILLS, INC., 451 Railroad Avenue, Gainesville, Ga.
1 feed as declared

STANDARD FEED MILLING COMPANY, Macon, Georgia
4 feeds as declared

STANDARD FEED MILLING COMPANY, Marietta, Georgia
: 1 feed as declared

SWIFT & COMPANY, Gainesville, ee
7 feeds as declared

TREESWEET PRODUCTS COMPANY, Fort Pierce, Florida
1 feed as declared

























THE WALL-ROGALSKY MILLING COMPANY, McPherson, Kansas

1 feed as declared

WESTERN GRAIN COMPANY, Birmingham, Alabama
13 feeds as declared

WEST TENNESSEE SOYA MILL, INC., Tiptonville, Tennessee
1 feed as declared









As Declared _< : : 355
Penalized 13



. Other Violations : : 25











Se Sth tt BAL 14










. PAGE EIGHT

Grain Price Support
Deadline February 1

The last date for obtaining price sup-
port on most 1959-crop grains and related

crops will be February 1,

ley, administrative officer of the Agricul-

tural Stabilization and

State Office, announced today.

The official closing date for price sup-
port on barley, dry edible beans, flax-
seed, grain sorghum, oats,
beans, and wheat is January 31. How-
ever, since the date falls on a Sunday,



MISCELLANEOUS

FOR SALE



Nice fresh yellow country
butter, 35c Ib. at my home.
a George Siceloff, Rt. 1,
allapoosa.

1959 dried red hot pepper,

- $1.35 lb. PP. No out of state

orders. Mrs. Nathan Weather-
by, Rt. 3, Box 35, Ball Ground.

Old fashion large blooming
sunflower seed (poultry
feed), 30 large cupful. Add
_ postage. Miss Mabel Mathis,
t. 5, Box 57, Allijay.

Fresh country made pure
hog lard, 25 lb. can, $4, 50 Ib.
gan, $8 at my farm. Mrs. Kate

arrell, Box 173, Fayetteville,

h. HO. 1-4181.

White feed sacks, no let-
ters, 100 Ib. cap., new cloth, 3.
$1.00. Add_ postage. Also,
chicken fertilizer, $1 bag. Mrs.
J. E. Carter, Box 487, Mc-
Murry Dr., SW, Atlanta 11,
Ph. DI. 4-1388.

_ Ground Sage, 50c teacupful;

50 pods hot red pepper free
with ea. $2 order of Sage;
Button Snake root, 60c large
match boxful; Blood, Yellow
and Rattle root, wild Cucum-
ber bark, Queen of Meadow,
Devil Shoestring each, $1.50,
4 lb. lard boxful. Add postage.
PB; Brown, Rt. 1... Ball
Ground.

Quinces (fruit) and trees
and Fig bushes and seedling
Pecan trees. Mrs. C. J. Kop-
pe, 2694 Boulevard Dr., NE,
Atlanta 17.





_1 top buggy, in good cond.,|W

looks almost like new, has new
top, $150.00 at my place. W.
L. Neighbors, Rt. 1, Hogans-
ville, Ph. 7811.

1959 Black Walnut meat,
$1.25 Ib. or 5 Ibs., $6.00 plus
postage. Mrs. Boyd Nicholson,
Hiawassee.

Syrup by the Case or truck
load, good thick Mtn. Syrup,

$7.50 case, 3 gal. per case. C.

A. Smith, Sr. Rt. 2, Blairs-
- ville.

Country butter, 50c lb. Add
postage. Mrs, L. W. Smith,
Stephens.



Yellow root, wild Cherry
bark and Sweet Gum _ bark,
each, 4 lb., $1.25. Noel Crump,
Rt. 1, Talking Rock.





John F. Brad-

Conservation

rice, rye, SOy-

No. 4 -

Med. and large Martin
gourds, 50c ea.; small Martin
gourds, 35c ea.; Martin gourd
seed, 25 pk. and stamped en-=
velope; Catnip, 30c bunch;
Peppermint, 30c doz. Add pos-
tage. Mrs. Freeman Long, Rt.
5, Ellijay.

Yellow root freshly dug
and washed, 4 lb. lard box-
ful, 85c; dried Catnip, 20c
match boxful; Cherry bark,
match boxful, 20c; Sweetgum,
Aulder bark, 20c match box-
ful; dried cowhorn pepper, 6
pods, 25c. Add postage, Mrs.
Martha Walker, Rt. 5, Box
53, Ellijay.

Hot red pepper, 75 pods, 50c
large red Peanuts for eating,
$2.25 pk., $7.50 bu.; black
Snakeroot, 60c large match
boxful; Queen of Meadow,
Rattle root, Yellow root, $1
2 lb. lard boxful. Add pos-
tage. G. T. Brown, Rt. 1, Ball
Ground.

Poke root, dry or fresh, dug,
50c lb.; Sarsaparilla, $1 Ib.:
also, Mullen, Horehound and
Tansy plants, $1 C.: old fash-
ion (name not known) Straw-
berry plants. $1 C. and Scup-
pernong cuttings. Mrs. L. W.
Smith. Stephens,

A. No. 1 pure Cane syrup,
case 12 1/2 gals., $8.00: case

24, qts., $8.75. None shipped,
Ross Swann, Dawson.

MISCELLANEOUS

WANTED













Want farm bell, good shape,
18 in. or larger. Write size,
shape, cond. and price. Mrs.
. Sprouse, 2305 Glenwood
Ave., SE, Atlanta 16.

Want 5 or 10 lbs. ground
Red Hot Pepper at reasonable
price. Billy F. Cravey, 583
Broadway, Macon.

Want for spring delivery,
9,000 sq. ft. Centerpede grass
sod. Must be raised North of
Macon. Write giving del. price
per sq. ft. and point or origin.
ie V. Venable, Stone Moun-
ain.

Want 100 Ibs. whole wheat
or graham flour, direct from
operator of water
wheat mill. C. O. Walker, Na-
hunta.

Want 3 or more tons good
hay. Richard Fountain, Rt. 2
Greenville, Ph. OR. 2-4763.



WAR EE

powered $6



BULLETI

the deadline is automatically extended to
Monday, February 1.
The loan rates and eligibility standards
for 1959-crop commodities in Georgia are
as follows:
Barley: 87 cents per bushel for Grade
No. 2 or better (except mixed barley).
Discounts for lower grades down to No.
5 or No. 5 garlicky. ~
Grain sorghum: $1.64 cwt. for Grade
No. 2 or better (except mixed grain sor-
ghums). Discounts for lower grades down
to No. 4, No..4 smutty, No. 4 discolored
or mixed grain sorghums and containing
not more than 13 per cent moisture. :
Oats: 60 cents per bushel for Grade
No, 3; premium for higher quality; dis-
counts for No. 4 on test weight only, for
because of Badly Stained or

Want White Bermuda Onion
plants and Cabbage plants at
once. State price. E. B. Whit-
field, Rt. 1, Box 128, Griffin.

Want 10 Ibs. good apple
fruit, 1959 crop. State cheap-
est price possible. H. F. Seay,
Rt. 2, 3917 Panthersville, Rd.,
Ellenwood.

Want corn in shuck, 25 to
100 bu. del. to my barn. State
amount and price. L. T. Long,
Rt. 1, Box 184, Bremen, Ph.
3039.

Want 6-1/2 ft. black locust
post. State price. R. M. Pat-
terson, Rt. 2, Box 279, Doug-
lasville.

ND



Rye may not
cent ergot.

low moisture;
quality factors

Premiums for



Novelty potholders, 25c ea.;
6, $1.; dainty aprons, 75c ea.,
2, $1.25: emb. dish towels,
30c ea. 3, $1.; home made
quilt tops, dbl. bed size, new
cloth, $2.50 ea. Add postage.
Mrs. Freeman Long, Rt.
Ellijay. :

Materially Weathered

Rye: $1.09 per bushel for G
2 or better or No. 3 on test weight
contain more t.

Soybeans: $1.8 =.
or better, green and yellow. Premi

4. Soybeans containing more than
cent moisture ineligible. ae
Wheat: $1.98 per bushel for J

for lower grades down to No, 4
Sample but having a test weight
less than 40 pounds per bushel,
must not be musty, sour, heating,
Discount of 20 cents per bushel fo:
fied undesirable varieties.

5, | Clark,














and fe

0 per bushel f

discounts for grade
below No, 2 through



higher quality; di



Large size, new ho C
quilts, new cotton, :

small squares desi

$5. Add postage. M
Rt. 7, Gaines

4-7781. ae



3 pe. crocheted vanity sets
or emb. with crocheted edg-
ing, $1. set; crocheted rose
doilies, $1.50 ea.; aprons with

bib, 75c ea.; tea aprons, 50c].

ea.; 3 dbl. bed size quilts,
hand made, pieced by pattern
of new material, $6.50 ea.
PP in Ga. no checks or

stamps, Dura Bradley, Ra. 2,

Waco.



Want corn for feed. State
price per bu. and number of
bu. available. F. N. Roberts,
Box 274, Rt. 2, Fairburn.

Want 100 black locust post,
5-1/2 ft. length, 25 post, 7 ft.
length, State delivery price.
Mrs. Henry A. Lowendick,
1043 Holcombe Rd., Rt. 3,
Stone Mountain, Ph. BU. 4-
0179 (Atlanta). :

Want about 1 pt. sheep suet
tallow. Write stating _ price.
Mrs. T. E. Sullivan, Spring-
field. i

Want some goose or duck
feathers, white or grey, but
not mixed. State price de-
livered. T. $. Ouzts, Box 68,
Winder.

Want pecans, Stuarts, Sch-
leys, Frotchers, Mahan and
any large seedlings or other
large var. ones, 1959 crop. O.
K. Herrin, Nahunta.







Emb, pillowcases with cro-
cheted edging, $1. set; cloth-
es pen bag, made like little
dress, $1. ea.; aprons, 60 ea.,
with bib, 75 ea.; old fashion
bonnets, $1. ea.; emb. dresser
scarves with crocheted edg-
ing, 75c ea. Add postage. Mrs.
Ok Major, Rt. 8, Gaines-
ville. 4

Baby shoes, made from very
soft washable lambskin, in
blue, pink or white, $1.50 pr.
PP. Anne M. Daniel, Rt. 1,

Talking Rock.

_New hand made dbl. bed.
size quilts, good cotton ma-
terial, pieced of print and sol-



ids, cotton padding, quilted by |t
Wedding Ring|/>,7

design, Dbl.
and Basket design with ap-
pliqued handles, $12. ea.;
Gentlemans Bow and Mon-
key Wrench design, $8. ea.
Add postage. Mrs. Dewey EIl-
lis, Rt. 5, Box 58, Ellijay. :



Want split rails (for fence).
for 300 feet frontage, State
price. R. K, Whiteford, Rt. 1,
Auburn.



Want 3 or 4 Chinquapin
bushes; Sid. Hale, Rt: 2
Athens.

Want home dried Peaches.

Advise amount and price. Mrs.
John Stone, Hoschton.

HANDICRAFTS

FOR SALE







Nice new handmade quilts,
full dbl. bed size, of good cot-
ton material, cotton padding,
00 ea.; other new quilts
made from solid material,
Sunflower design, quilted by
design, $12.50 ea. PP in Ga.
Miss Mabel Mathis, Rt. 5,



Box 57, Ellijay.

Nice new print quilt tops,
$2.50 ea. plus 35c postage.
Mrs. E. F. Green, Buford.

White crocheted bootees,
trimmed in pink, blue, yellow
and green, 75c pr.; also, bibs
to match, both $1.; white
crocheted lace for pillowcases,
$1. pr. Mrs. H. H. Robinson,
Rt. 1, Monroe.

Crocheted doilies: rose
pleated, pineapple ruffle and
star ruffle, each, 15 in., $2.;
edging, 3-1/2 in. wide, 75c
yd.; 1-1/2 in. wide, 50c yd.;
rose pleated vanity set, $3.50;
rose pleated centerpiece, 30
in., $5. Miss Lois Spears, Rt.
1, Finleyson. ;







Soft, washable, genuine
lambskin, hand laced, baby
moccasins, blue, pink and
white, sizes, small, med. and
large, $1.25 pr. PP. Mrs. Ed-
gar Watkins, Rt. 3, Calhoun.

trimmed,

20 dbl. bed size
machine pieced, 8
postage stamp,
monkey wrench, g

of state. Mrs. J. G

[Rt. 1, Felton. .

Varigated hot dish z
pot holder to match
cheted turtle pil
pillowcase trimming,
pe. vanity set, whi
3 pe. colored vanity
large white crocheted
piece, $3. Add postag
Tumlin, Eastonallee. |

6 large quilts, all ne
terial, cotton padding,
color linings, quilted by
ee: ea. or 2, $15. at my

Quilt tops, $2. ea.;
cheted pot holders, boy
girl, 30c ea. Add_ po
Mrs. Mittie Roper, Rt.

Unbleached pillo
emb. and crocheted ed
bleached _ pillowcases
and crocheted edge, $
broadcloth pillowcas
7 dish towels, (
sheeting;

{nett Rt.-1-Box 21,7

White cotton crochet
by shoes, either pastel o:
$1. pr.; rayon
crocheted baby shoes
pink, yellow, green o
$1.25 por. Add 10c posta:
vr. Elizabeth Coleman, |
Box 205, Danielsville
Athens. oe

apple design, 59 x 72. in.
crocheted flat doilies, di





signs, 14 and 15 in.
and $1.50 ea. Sallie W
Morganton. ;





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