Farmers and consumers market bulletin, 1961 January 25

Commissioner



LANT A, GEORGIA, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 28, 1961 NUMBER 2]

i OF PECAN TREES



VINGSTON, Head
iculiure. Depctent
tural Extension Service

should receive fertilizer

ebruary or March or six

trees begin the process

This will allow the fer-

sture and go into so-

ots of the trees can take
to their system 1 to be used

ers may be applied to
tractor | and special |

_ type trucks. | |

ied 0 the soil surface

: may be harrowed lightly
oe two to Varese inch lay-

oe NPK fertilizer such
; 1) 419-49, or
a available) to the soil

re Dil the tee . aon say
nds of actual nitrogen per
ch in trunk diameter, This

lize pecan trees ae hen

hey should become dorm-
ing) before cold weather

ueceeding year after the

ran, planted add three ad-
nds of the complete NPK
e amount applied the pre-

eest ee 3 pounds of
lizer grades listed for
each year the trees are
inch in trunk diameter.
e ture trees can use
ictual nitrogen, so add





Agricultural
CALENDAR

January 23-25 - Southeastern Pouliry and
Egg Convention, Ailania.
January 24 - Farm Management Short

Course, ABAC, Tifton.

January 27 Georgia Angus Associa-
tion Mid-Winter Sale, Albany.

January 30-31 Farm Machinery Con-
ference, Athens.

January 31 - Feb. 1, 2 - Dairy Production
Short Course, Rock Eagle 4-H
Center, Eatonton.

January 31 Fertilizer Placement
Short Course, ABAC, Tifton.
February 6-7 Joint Coiton Ginners
Association meeting, Atlanta.
February 7 American Dairy Associa-
; tion State Annual Meeting, At-

f lanta.

February 15 - Turkey host Course,

: Athens.

February 16-17- Farm Maneconient Short
Course, Rock Eagle.

February 22 Broiler ae Sympo-

sium, Athens.









(1) to produce large trees from small ones,

(2) to produce a good crop of nuts, both
from the standpoint of quality and yield,

(3) to produce the proper twig growth,
(4) to cause the leaves to remain green

and stay on the trees until the dormant
weather season occurs and (5) to prevent
deathpecan trees will eventually die

_ when fertilizers are with-held too long.

Growers should beware of liming pe-

ean soils without first having a soil test

made to determine the pH and lime re-
quirements. It is important that soils be
limed if the pH is below 5.5. Probably the

ideal pH is around 6.0. When lime is ap-

plied it is then necessary to apply zine
(zine sulfate).

Rosette is a condition in pecan trees
caused by the lack of zinc. Here are some
symptoms: (1) dead wood in tree tops,
particularly in the Stuart variety, (2)
defoliation, discoloring, and mottling of
leaves in tree tops, (3) numerous dead

twigs all over the tree, (4) young leaves |

that are small, yellow, curved and ripple
shaped, (5) small undersized nuts. Two
symptoms when the trees are dormant
are numerous dead twigs all over the
trees and leaves, leaf petioles, and nut



shucks remaining on trees several weeks
or months after the first killing frost.

To prevent rosette from developing,
you should apply zinc sulfate (36 percent
metallic zinc) on pecan soils. The zine
may be necessary even though oe soil
has never been limed.

For young trees apply zinc sulfate at
the rate of 1/2 pound for each year of
the trees age or for each inch in the
trunk diameter. This zine may be omit-
ted later in the trees life, depending on
the application of limestone and presence
of rosette.

If rosette is severe on sider trees, ap- - :

ply 10 to 15 pounds of zinc sulfate per
tree for correction and begin the follow-
ing year with a maintenance rate of 3 to
5 pounds per tree. This maintenance rate
will prevent rosette from recurring. Al-
most all pecan trees in Georgia are in
need of zinc sulfate.

Immediately after transplanting

young trees, prune 1/3 to 1/2 off the tops _
of the trees. During the next few years
very little pruning is necessary except
to keep lateral branches pruned off so
that the main scaffold system is not closer
than 4 feet to the soil surface and to re-
move one limb where two form a very

narrow crotch. Limbs that are crossing

over (growing in the wrong direction)
should be removed. All cuts should be
made close (flush) to laterals or the main
trunks leaving stubs will not allow
healing of the cut (exposed) area.
Producing trees usually need little
pruning except to lift them off the soil by
removing low limbs. There are some
trees that still have dead wood in them
as a result of the March 27 freeze of
1955. This wood may be removed by cut-
ting back to wood that is alive, however,
this is expensive. A good fertilization

program will cause the trees to grow out

of this condition. :

Stuart, Desirable, Farley and Elliot
are good varieties to plant in Georgia.
There as some patent varieties and new
varieties that are most likely good ones >
and should be planted on a trial basis.
Some other older varieties that may pos-
sibly do well in certain areas are Success,
Moneymaker, Curtis, Moore, Mahan, and
Van Deman.



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FARM WORK

WANTED



34 yr. old Un. of Ga. grad-
uate, wife and 3 small chil-
dren wants job as working
Herdsman for 50-75 cow dairy
herd. Consider assistant to
Herdsman for large operation.
Contact. W. R. Mitchell, Rv.
_ 1, Box 318, Bloomingdale. Ph.
SH 8-4249 (Pooler) after 7
PM, or before 7:30 AM.

Single, white man, 52 yrs.

oe old wants job on farm, live-

stock, plowing mules, cutting
and sawing wood, and odd
jobs around farm, for board,
washing and small wages.
Must have bus fare. Cannot

va drive tractor or truck. Prefer

with good size family. Give
age and number in family
Taft Parker, Rt. 3, c/o Jim
Luje, Nashville.

57 yr. old white man wants
job with good man in dairy
milking. Exp. Surge pipeline
and Intnl. Need 4 R. house
wired for stove. Give Ref. if
needed. See. Located 12
miles Griffin on Highway
16, West and 3 mi. Brooks on
Cobb Bros. farm. C. C. House,
Rt. 1 , Brooks.

28 yr. old man with wife
and 3 small children wanis
farm on shares or monthly ba-
gis. At least 50 acres with
good house and pasture, or
_ would raise chickens on
shares. Prefer Fulton or ad-
jacent counties, but consider
elsewhere. Have other in-
come. Write. T. L. Dalton, P.
O. Box 301, Doraville. Ph. GL
74-6461 (Chamblee).

35 yr. old single white wo-
man, no children, wants job
with dependable people. Do

house, garden. or work with

chickens, and
chores, but no
Can drive car. Do not drink
nor smoke. Prefer middle
Georgia. Room, board and
reasonable pada? - Miss
Gladys Marsh, Rt. 1, e/o Joe
Parker, Sparta.

light farm
field work.



White, single man, 50 yrs.
old wants job as caretaker or
poultry or cattle farm. Can
handle tractor and truck, and
do landscaping. Reasonable
salary and room and board.
Bennie Griffith, 809 Marietta
St. N. W. Atlanta 18.

~ White man, 52, wants job

with dependable people as
caretaker on small stock farm,

with temporary batch quar-|,

ters. Can do some carpenter
repair and paint work. Can
furnish A-No. 1 character ref-
erences. Prefer deep South.
State wages in first letter.
Boss Puckett, Trenton.

Want job at once. Exp.
dairy work and can drive
truck and tractor. Not exp. in
poultry. Need to be moved at
once. Wife and 5 children.
Prefer near Atlanta or Car-
tersville. Need 5 R. house,
wired for elec: stove, near
school bus route and church.
Delbert Free, 76 West Atlanta
St. Tallapoosa.

Want job on farm near At-
lanta. Exp. poultry and gen.
farm work. 48 yrs. old, alone,
white. Reasonable salary and
will bateh. A. E. Hood, 348
Kelley St. S. E. Atlanta 12.



White, elderly man alone |
wante job on farm near At-
lanta, doing light farm work
jin exchange for good home
and board. No salary. A.
Amerson, 527 Pryor St., 5. W.
Atlanta 15.

Reliable, sober, white wo-
man wants job on farm, as
housekeeper, companion and
light farm work, in or near
Atlanta. Mrs. Pauline Hunni-
cutt, 3425 Bankhead Hwy. N.
W. Atlanta 18.

White man with 7 children

wants job on chicken or dairy |

farm. Exp. in both. Sober
honest and dependable. Need
4 or 5 R. house. Have to be
moved. Need work at once,
Wife to ery also. Brooks
Whitley, Rt. 3, Canton. .

White arora middleaged,
wants job on farm doing
light farm work for elderly
couple for room, board and
$15. week. Am _ widow, in
need of a job. Grace B. Ed-
wards, 150 Georgia Ave., S.
H. Atlanta 15.

Want farm on 50-50 basis.
3 A. tobacco and up, or part
crop and extra work for sons
and self. Sons, 14 and 12 yrs.
of age, both can run any traec-
tor. Know machinery. J. L.
Groover, Rt. 3, Alma.

50 yr. old man wants work
as Caretaker, looking after
cows and hogs. Can do car-
penter work, drive tractor.
Wife, 49 yrs. old, can do light
work. Have to be moved.
Need 3 R. house and weekly
wages. We do not drink. Lee
Casey, Sycamore.

Want job on cattle or with
poultry layers. Experienced.
Write. W. C. Stevens, Rt. 1,
c/o Edw. Jarrard, Dahlonega.

Middleaged, white, single
man, wants job on farm, do-
ing light farm chores, also
exp. care of elderly people.
Live in home and _= salary.
Available now. Write. T, O.
McLendon, Rt. 3, Carrollton.

Working foreman wants job
on cattle farm, Exp, taking
care of Livestock, do any kind
farm work, with any kind
farm machinery, also rough
carpenter work and row
crops. O. S. Foskey, Rt. 1,
Dudley. Ph. HO 3-4312.

White man and wife want
chicken houses and _ raise
broilers on halves. Would like
about 20,000 to 30,000 house.
Have 12 yrs. exp. and can
furnish references. John T.
Wilkey, Rt. 1, Adairsville,

Young white man wants
job on farm. Will try and do
anything for $15. wk:. board,
laundry and place. to sleep.
Prefer No. Ga. Riley Kend-
rick, Rt. 2, Woodstock.

Man wants job tending to
chickens. Clint Fortenberry,
Suches,

FARM HELP

WANTED







Want man, with some in-
come 60-70 yrs. old to live
in home with wife and self,
and help with garden and

ber and reliable. Need at
once. All conveniences. P. H.
Woodard, Eastmran Hwy. No.
46, 46, Chauncey. Ph. 3898.

Want man or man with son|
for large farm. 20 A. cotton
and anything else you want
to plant. Only decent, honest,
sober people. Have 2 houses.
Loeated 5 Mi. No. eons
near Draketown. Mrs. W.
Black, Rt. 1, Temple.



White, middleaged man,
single, wants job on farm as
maintenance man and doing
some gen. farm work. Rea-

sonable wages, room and
board. Exp. and Ref. Billy
Henry, 334 Elm St., Rock-
mart.



White man and wife, under
35 yrs., no children, Exp. all
types farm work, want job,
for 8 R. house and reasonable
wages. Prefer large farm. Mc-
Coy Wilson, c/o Union Mis-
sion, 54 Ellis St., Atlanta 3.
Ph. JA 6- -8866.

Want to yuenae 1 H. crop on
50-50 basis. Have 5 to work,
ee self. Loyd Smith,

t. 2, Box 81 > Locust Grove. dale,



Want woman middleaged,

reliable, to live as one of fam-|

ily on small farm, do light
farm work, also some house
work. Small salary. Mrs. C. D.
Mincey, Rt. 3, Dahlonega.

Want 1 or 2. dependable
men for harvesting Bulb
crop. Room furnished and
board ean be had. Advise if
interested and haw soon can
report to work. S. L. Calfee,
Boston.



Want man to drive tractor
to row crops. Cotton, peanuts
and corn and do other farm
jobs. No drunk wanted. 4 R.
house with lights and run-
ning water. Harvey I, Lang-
Sumner. j ; :

jlassas tank; new. 0.



Want reliable ; SC
or two-men, to work in dail
$4, day each.



Want man with family to
work in dairy, and do other
gen. farm work. Fred G. Bry-
ant, Rt. 2, Lexington.

Want dairy farmer thor-
oughly reliable and exp. to

milk 70-80 cows in modern] \=*

milking parlor, Ref. requir-
ed. L. T. Callaway, Rt. 4,
Madison, Ph, 545 J-1,

Want christian white wo-
man, wishing a good home
with mother and daughter to
help with pigeon and chicken
raising, garden, light farm
work and some house work.
Prefer with Ref. Mrs. L. B.
Colquitt, 1717 Wildwood. Dr.
Columbus,

Want good white woman to
do light farm chores on small]
farm, keep house and cook,
modern conveniences. Hood
McEntire, Rt. 3, Fayetteville.

EQUIPMENT

FOR SALE



Grist mill and equipment.
Any reasonable offer will be
accepted. Mrs. Pauline Ruth=
erford, 1010 E. Roosevelt Ave.,
Albany. :

Super C. Intnl. traetor with
hydraulic system, planters,
fert. hoppers, cultivating
| equip., peanut plows and oth-
er minor farming equip, for
use with this tractor. All for
2 row farming, good cond.,
tractor recently overhauled
and painted, $900. complete,
James Hall, Rt. 3, Box 530, Al-
bany, Ph. HE. 5-9818.

Sprout - Waldron molasses |

mixer, nearly new cond., 8 to
10 ton per hr. capacity; also,
gasoline power unit,
running cond., complete with
self starter, clutch and 14 in.
V-belt sheave. E. H. Gray,
Rt. 2, Conyers, Ph. 483- 7454
evenings, -

7-1/2 HP gasoline Wise.

engine, used for sawing wood |

for fuel and for pulling cane
mill, in good cond., reasona-
bly priced. Mrs. J. T. Miller,
Rt. 2, Box 208, Wrightsville.

2 ay, good tractor tires,
10 x 28, $15. ea.; 2 good tires
with fair tread, 10 x 24, $12.-
50-ea. John LL. Anderson,
oo ne Valley Rd.; Rt. 3, Ath-
ens.

Good hammermill with good

belt, prac. new; 2 row Ford
rotary hoe; Ford off-set, dbl.

| disc, harrow and Ford, 2 disc,

tiller, good bearings. Make of-
ie W. L. Wilson, Rt. 1, Spar-
a

VAC Case tractor and 4
pe trailer, $350. or trade
for one ton truck, due] rear
ler neci any make of ae
value. Ben Robinson, Rt. 4,
Carrollton.

Farmall C. tractor, cultiva-
tor, planter and distributors,
all in A-1 cond.; 4 dise tiller, | 1
direct hitch; one disc harrow;
7 ft. mowing mach; 4 disc

trail i j
some farm work. Must be so- Cc a oe good cont:

D. Williamson, Rt. 1,
Americtis.
Farmall M. tractor; Super

C. Farmall tractor with plan-|
ters, cultivators and fert, dist;
10 in, hammermill. a good



eond., reasonable. C. D, Lake,
Rt. x Dublin. ;

BF Minneapolis Molene, 2
row, tractor with bottom

plows, planters and cultiva-
tors, All fair eond., reasona-
ble. W. T. Webb, Rt. 2, Meigs,
Ph. 7867 (Pelham).

Molene model D_ shucker
and sheller complete with 15
H. elec. motor, wiring and
starter switch; 4150 gal. mo-
B. Wise,
20-30, hammermill with 40
lb. magnet, 3 new = screens,
one extra fan and fan hous-
ing. A. J. Bell, Rt. 2, Bremen,
Ph, Lenox 7-2746.

1951 Ford tractor, planters
and Wis. fert. spreader, side}-
dresser, peanut shaker, tiller,
Jack, Sheffield sweeps, "pulley,
belt, cut-off saw, scoop, weed-
er, bush hog mower,
peanut plows, cultivators ani
umbrella. A
priced right. R. M. P.
3, Milan.

o .

L. Johnson, |
Rite tie Ph, OS
C.| 8-2504 (Washington).

type, rotary |

good me

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epee le













Jerry Mana
LO. 4-452).

John Deer





son on 50 A., in
good as new, $11
Louisville,
(Wrens).

1956 GMC tractor wit!
motor; 1958 Taylor
ft, long, Both in

W. E.
MI, 7-~7234
. Two, 400 cab, incubat
brooders: 4 k

for out- oor pens

pens and 7 holdi

quail; 150 quail

asst. sizes,



au











ee a .
scratcher. All at my
mi, W. of Austell on
he Hania Rin
te y



tivators, part 0:
tom plow, $400,
pick-up or cattle. J. Cc. M:
dox, Hwy. C
from Kin :
Court), Athens,
8305.















4 #t., 8 door, used 1
Never rained on,
$40. S. H. Sebren, Ninste
mi, w ef poeteles Ue).
WH. 2-297 Sones

4-80 Maree
super Mitchells,
mach, drum el caner
cleaners, 24 shelf tov

er, all steel press, e
er; 6 ft, IntnL. parro








D. tiller, 4 dis
oint hitch - sickl
rae



offset
ae E

both good as
Johnson, Tallapoosa,
days. < :

4 Browers, Adee
kerosene brooders, wil
$35. ea. Guy Akins, RB
Danielsville, Phe St. 9-

New style, H or M, Farm a1],
cultivator with both










ders, good cond., $100 |
Smith, Rt. 3, oo
Ph. We 2-2: hes



bush | ag bog hatrow,
$35.; hammermill and oe
8 in., endless belt, $35.:

Thrasher, Rt. 2, Bishop
SO. 9- 9227 (Athens).

Model 60 gasoline .
tractor, complete with
ertrol, rollomatic, I
shaft, ABG 2,000, 2 point hi
and tool bar, $1,100. Mrs.
Odessa Wicker, Rt 2, Mon-
ticello.





Sy



Stalk cutter, and set of!
pick-up truck bodies, all ihoecd
cond. Mrs. J. i McNair, 1a
. Stapleton. . ee

15 or 20 Purina eyaekon
feeders, 40 lb. size, cheap, A.
J. Welch, 207 College St, Me=
Donough.

~ Cub tractor with ees
tools, $325.; Allis Chalmers

$200.; Ford tractor. with
Bier Size | tires front and rar,
$250.; Ford 1-1/2 ton oad
truck, 1952 mp 7 De B.
J. Beall, Rt. Hazl ehurst,
Ph. FR. oe Saad, fie collect
calls.)

2 4H. wagon, stale Sue
hay rake, 2 H. turning plow,
2 Oliver plows and other plow
tools, cheap; also, 39 in. wire
fence. Mrs. Gertrude poe
Rt. 4d, Matchelli a.

ae ae
ynchbur Ww; e drawn |
cotton fester jack shaft tr
John nits peanut picker.

good shape, neuen y, paces
at my home near

Store, Rhine - Eastman |

Mrs. M, A A. Ross, ae 3, East
man. c

2 on Brower feed
feed mixer
















pornos 5, 10 4














-{erosscut saw, $4.95; Cole, 3







































Farmall Super
es, new mowing
00. or trade for

) ash | bilee with good tires and tree

























3/4 ton pick-up
d., heavy du-
ard transmis-

Seals, Rt. 1,






































































































cap., good cond.,
Campbell 76 Cir-
sville, Ph. UN, 6-

cond., $195.
y, Ph, GA. 9-

tractor with new

ule or tractor;
. jack with 8 in.
take up to 3 in.
SS) Rt, 2, Barn-

's B tractor, 1
. back, with roller ta-
in good eee

7. Julian Doolit-
Sandersville, Ph,

avid Bradley garden
one 5 HP with all

wagon, all steel frame, |$

THC si le delivery rake, fair
50. at farm or trade
bottom plow for

model R Diesel.
me off-set har-


















Can Sealer, $9.3 edrdwood
saw, $11.; Avery 1 row, corn)
planter, $11.; Simmons culti-
vator, unused, $15.; Ohlen

row, grain drill, disc and
shover openers, $22.50 S. M.
Stout, Warm Springs. :

700-1,000 lb, Brower mixer
with 2 H.motor; 20 H., 3
phase motor with all switch-
es, belts and pulleys. Perfect
cond.,
pees Rt. 1, LaFayette, Ph.



. in. Intwl, hammermill;

$700. for outfit, Paul



Model V, 1950, Avery trac-
tor with planter and cultiva-
tors; $235. Ray Brown, Rt, 2,
Carnesville. _ i

at good value.
vis, PO Box 344, Temple, Ph.
562-3219. ;

Good, 3 disc, tiller for sale
Walter R. Da-



| Cut-off saw, good as new,

$30.; good walking cultiva-
tor, $20. Sam J. Bozeman, Rt.
1, Rydal.

2 Ford tractors with Web-
ster tree planters: A 53 Ju-

planter, $895.; 8-N dual
wheel, 1952 Ford tractor with
tree planter or Coastal Ber-
muda planter, $695. H. W.
Vaughn, PO Box 728, Athens,
Ph. LI, 3-5815. ;

2 H wagon in good running
cond., reasonably priced.
Come see. E. M. Beckham,
Bakers Bridge Rd., RFD, Con-
cord. e

1950 Chevrolet pick-up
truck, $350.; 50 cap., elec.
chick brooder; also, some parts
for Model A Ford pick-up
truck. T. S. Ouzts, Winder.

1955 Intnl. 1/2 ton pickup,
excellent cond., new tires. B.
J. Rollins, Rt. 2, Box 81, Mil-
len, Ph. 2717 (Waynesboro).

John Deere MT iractor,
_| planters, cultivators, 2 disc
plow, ND No. 5 mower, 138
row grain drill, 2 row stalk
cutter, 8 dise King harrow,
John Blue, 6 row cotton dus-
ter, spring tooth harrow, Mc-
Cormick Dearing combine No.
52 with motor, good cond.,
$1,000. Leonard Bridges, Rt.
2, Carlton (Sandy Cross).

1957 Ford Mayor Diesel
q| tractor and pitman back hoe
dig 14 ft. Sell together or sell
back hoe and keep tractor.
_|J. A. White, Box 92, Temple,
, | Ph. 562-3939 after 6 PM.

TD - 18 Intnl. Bulldozer
with cable blade for sale and
will take farm tractor and at-
'tachments or lat model truck
as part payment. R. B. Pres-
_|cott, Box 176, Newton,

_ Good 2 H. wagon, Owens-
boro 2-3/4, perfect cond. new
,| Set check lines, breast chains;
Perfection, 2 H., rip stock; 2
\H. No. 10 Oliver turning
plow with 3 new poinis, all
good cond. and cheap for cash
or exch. for good pigs. At my
place, 1 mi. E. Temple, A
Hudgins, Rt. 1, Temple.

Two, 2 H. wagons, riding
cultivator and walking culti-
vator, 6 row Simplex cotton
duster, new, used in 1960, for
sale or trade for cows _or
hogs; also, 2 mare mules for
sale. C. A. Ingram, Lilly.

Incubators, 400 and 600
egg cap., perfect cond., $75.
ea. J. R. Mobley, 5494 Forsyth
Rd., Macon, Ph. SH. 5-7487.

Sioux hog feeder, V-16, al-
most like new, only used for
2 lots, $65. L. L. Garrett,
Barnesville. |

_ Parts of Willys farm jeep,
including front and read dif-
ferentials, axles springs, fen=
ders, hood, carburator, etc.,
$35. T. C. Talley, Rt. 1 Lyons,
Ph. 2633.

Darf hayrake, good cond.,



Ph. 786-6811 (Covington).
1946 Oliver 70 tractor with

50 hrs. since rebuilt, $400. or
trade for mules or cows. J. H.
Cannon, Rt. 2, Box 121, Lo-
ganville. <

1953 Intnl,, 1-1/2 ton
truck, 14 ft, fat bed; drill
press; table saw, swing saw
and other farm tools. Priced
to sell. Rufus Payne, Grant-
ville, Ph. JU. 3-2961.

Farmall F-30, good rubber,
used very little, $350.; saw-
mill,- OO Frick, complete,
/$650.; grain drill, 2 H., trac-
1.|tor hitch, $50. Joe E. Biddy,

Rt. 3, Adairsville. g

Garden tractor with turn
plow and cultivator for sale.
Tommy Bryan, Rt. 1, Ac-
worth. 5 4 :

; 2. Surge milki ng units,
Intn ey and motor, $150;






floor in bed. Can be
farm on Johnson Ferry Rd.,
Cobb Co., 1/2 mi. from river.
Ralph N. Old, Rt. 3, Marietta,
Ph, 427-6268.

Intnl. Cub tractor with cul-
tivator,
|plow, and mower, all in good

enville- Community, Concord.

ington.

B. | bridge.

cultivators and Ferguson lift

L.| 1954 M Farmall tractor, A-

50. J. R. Hood, Rt. 1, Oxford, | -

|rebuilt motor, not used over}

Pick-up truck, 1953 Ford,
ood cond. with stake sides
eavy duty transmission, steel
seen at

planter, single disc
cond., new motor Jan., 1960.
See at Fred Johnsons, Ped-

George B. Hutchinson, Cov-

D-6 Caterpillar Bulldozer
No. 9U10895 and one M. pan.
A-1 cond., cheap. R. D. Sor-
row, 410 EH. Moon St., Carters-
ville, Ph. EV. 2-5822.

300 gal. Hardie peach
sprayer, carries 1 or 2 spray
guns, power take-off, $175.
James F. Berry, Rt. 1, Stock-

- Want Garden tractor (walk-
ing) with or without attach-

ments. State make, horse
power, year and price. M, V.
White, PO Box 86, Fitzgerald.

Want small concrete mixer,
approx. 2-1/2 cu. ft, batch, in
good cond. John H. Bond, Jr.
1213 Willivee Dr., Decatur.

tors, 3 point hitch, and pull
type smoothing harrow for

Ford tractor. Lewis Escoe,
Crawford, Ph, SU. 3-4962
days. :

Want small incubator for
hatching quail,
Waycross.
Box 368, Waycross, Ph. AT.
3-7431.

cutter with 6 knives in fan,
within 75
Jimmy F, Floyd, Rt. 3, For-
syth. :

pull type.
Dean Br. Road, Augusta, Ph.
RE. 3-53381.

Want planters and cultiva-

in or near

CR Shortt, ko



~ Want John Deere silage

mi. of Forsyth.

- Want spring tooth harrow,
E. C. Joiner, 3057

Want one small tractor with
mower attachment, maybe
plow attachment, reasonably
priced. State cond. and price.
Must be reasonably near
Macon or delivered. D. F
Ennis, Rt. 1, Arkwright Rd.,
Macon.



John Deere 40 tractor, wide
frontend, 3 point hitch, origi-
nal tires, good cond, Cole
planters, Blue distributors,

harrow with new front disc
and bottom plow All in ap-

equip., reasonable. K. C. Cra-
vey, Milan, Ph. 362-2715, be-
tween 7-9 PM.

David Bradley garden trac-
tor with 2-1/2 hp B and S
motor, two 40 lb. wheel
weights, 6 in. turning plow,
straddle-row cultivator, plan-
ter with fert. attach. and 8
seed plates, 32 in. sickle bar
mower, all good cond., $200.
Hoy E. Miller, Box 337, Chats-
worth.

Cub tractor attachments,
dbl. dise plow, $25.; full set
planters, cultivators and Fert.
attach., $75. or trade for do-
zier blade or dirt scoop at-
tachments; also, Mariner, 2 in,
Centrifugal pump with suc-
tion. hose and foot valve, $25.
All in good shape. Jim Bishop,
ae 24, Red Oak, Ph. PO. 6-
5889.

1 cond., $1,050.; 1959 Dodge,
j-1/2 ton, pick-up truck, 8
C with heater and _ bodies,
19,500 mi. one owner, $1,095.
cash ( without bodies). Mrs.
W. A. Thomas, Bishop, Ph.
509-3823.

3 dise plow, hand lift for
Farmall tractor, perfect cond.,
$90.; mule drawn disc har-
row, good cond., $30. J. L.
Webster, Rt. 1, Menlo, Ph,
862-2777.

28 in. diam. power saw, com-
plete with Chevrolet engine,
portable,
call on Saturday. H. T. Brent,
Rt. 1, Riverdale.

motor and tires.
sacrifice price.

lanta 7, Ph. 688-8014.

EQUIPMENT

WANTED

ton).

HO. 1-5792.

gas or Diesel, any make.

State information, L. L.
rett, Barnesville.



and cond; also,



parent good cond., $1,100.; al- |
so, good Farmall A with all

$65. Do not come or

1/2 ton pick-up truck, good

Selling at
Walter Poe,
1370 DeKalb Ave., NE, At-



Want chicken feeders,
brooders, waterers and a gas
tank. J. R. Hood, Route 1, Ox-
ford, Ph. 786-6811 (Coving-

Want one tractor tire, size
10 x 24, in good cond. Julius
A. Graves, Fayetteville, Phe

Want 40 to 55 HP tractor,
Will
pay cash for the best tractor
for the money. No eet

ar-

Want Dearborn side mount-
ed mowing mach, to fit series
600 Ford tractor, Write price
Dearborn
+ |side mounted mower in good

Want Super C. or 200 Far-
mall tractor with cultivating
and planting equip.; Ford or
Ferguson cultivator, complete
with Cole planters and distri-
butors. In good mechanical
cond. within 50 mi. radius of
Tifton. State best cash price.
J. C. Holt, Rt. 2, Lenox.

Want pick-up truck, Ford
A model. State price and cond.
Joe B. Biddy, Rt. 3, Adairs-
ville.

Want Florence Mayo oil
burning tobacco curer for 16
ft. tobacco barn, Would con-
sider gas burner. Claud Har-
per, Rt. 2, Wray.

Want cultivator for Far-
mall A, not hydraulic lift.

St. SW, Atlanta 10.

Want good, used, chicken
feeders, medium size, Prefer
in No. Ga. State make, size,
cond. and price in letter.
T. Tolliver, Rt. 1, Rocky Face.

Want good, used 4 row har-
row, pull type corn planter,
prefer John Deere, also need
good rubber tired farm wa-
gon. Bill A: Dodds. P. O. Box
88, Perry. Ph. 9-1653.

Want 2 dise tiller on
wheels, trail type. Ralph Col-
lins, Rt. 1, Cleveland.

Want used irrigation sys-
tem, electric or motor type.
W. D. Dixon, Rt. 1, Dexter.
Ph. GL 1-2100.

Want 1 track sprocket for
HD5G Allis Chalmers crawl-
er tractor,
idler and right side track rol-
ler frame for TDG Intnl





parts. H. B. Chadwock, Flo-
wery Branch. Ph. VA 3-3953.

Want trade

4, Dalton.
Want

4668.

7949 (Royston).
Want Farmall M.

dius. Prefer toolbar planters

Jonesboro, Ph, HO.

(Fayetteville).

guson tractor. W. T.

Jr., Rt. 4, Marietta.

vicinity of Jefferson. HE.



John R. Worley, 864 Gordon}

also want front

crawler, or would buy junk
tractor of either kind for

clean pickup
V8, hydraulic drive, G. Allis
Chalmers tractor and equip-

ment, hydraulic lift, good
cond., for J. D. Dozer, also 1-
1/2 ton old model _ Chevy.

truck with flat dump bed, or
trade for 1 without dump bed,
good cond. Grady Harris, Rt.



McCormick field
chopper No. 5, in good cond.
and DeLaval suspended milk-
er, State prices. W. E. Taylor,
Rt. 2, Box 66, Alma, Ph. 632-

Want good used truck tire,
700 x 18. Will come after
within 50 mi. radius of Roys-
ton. Tal Turman, Canon, Ph.

tractor
with or without planters and
cultivators, within 100 mi ra-
.|Rt. 2, Hwy. 115, Cleveland.
Hugh Jackson, Rt, 1, Box 188, A
1-5732

Want 4 row cotton duster
in good cond. for Ford or Fer-
Kelley,

Want 250 gal. gas tank, z

Want 10 - 13 ton truck
seale. Must have a recorking
type beam and be in excellen
cond, State age, price and
cond, C, M, Pippin, Jr., Rt. 2,
Albany.

_ LIVESTOCK

FOR SALE







Cattle

2 polled Hereford bull
Mischief Domino breeding, 3

yrs. old. Robert Gunby, c/o
Rolling Meadows F ar m,
Sharpsburg.

Charolais bull, from arti
ficlal breeding, ready for

light service, $150.00 H. G.
Sprewell, Rt. 2, Salem Rd.,
Carrollton, Ph. TH. 2-3880,

3 Reg. Angus bulls, 1 yr
old, from nice herd, good
bloodlines, Hileenmere. Price
ed right. See at Stuart Mure
ray Farm. E. G. Fouts, Rt. 1,
Kennesaw, Ph. 427-6844,

Reg. polled Hereford bull,
calved March 25, 1958, $250,
T. G. OKelley, Maysville, Ph,

-}OL. 2-2121.



Reg. Aberdeen Angus bulls,
6 - 8 mos. old with Reg. and
extended pedigree papers,
Your choice, $150.00. R. O,
Anderson, Keysville, Ph. RE.
6-8414 Ext. 369 after 3 PM.

Reg. horned Hereford bull,-
3-1/2 yrs. old, sired by CX.
Clipper D-68. Vigorous Breed=
er, ready for heavy service,
See Calves on farm. Selling
to prevent inbreeding. G. M,
Anderson, 148 Mt. Vernon Dr.,
Decatur, Ph. DR. 7-8401..

3 dbl. Reg. polled Hereford.
bulls, 22 mos. old, ready f o F~
heavy service; 12 dbl. Reg
polled Hereford bulls, 9-13
mos. old. All well marked,
from good bloodlines and
large for age. Harry A. Wase
den, MD, Quitman.

een
Reg. Angus cattle, Eileen=
mere breeding, herd bulls,
ready for service, $150.00 t6
$175.00; also, 10 open Regy
Angus heifers from top cows,



C,|J. Harris Dew, 710 Peachtree

St, Atlanta, Ph. TR. 4-5728.

3 young polled Hereford
cows, 3 heifers and young
bull, dbl. Reg., for sale. Adam
Whitaker, Rt. 1, Blue Ridge,

Reg. Angus bulls, 10 to 18

mos. old, from championship
bloodlines, officially calfhood

Bangs vaccinated, $150.00 and ~
up. W. T. Torgesen, c/o Whise-

tle Top Farm, Cornelia.

Several bulls and_ heifers,
dbl. standard polled MHere
fords. Domestic Woodrow
breeding, 10 to 18 mos. old. Q.
A. Wills, Alpharetta, Ph. GR.
5-5355.

Jersey - Whiteface heifer,
12 mos. old, $95.00; White- -
face - Holstein heifer bred to
Reg. Angus bull, $110.00. W,
L. Spence, Rt. 4, Mt. Carmel
Community, Douglasville, Ph.
WH. 2-2968.

Reg. polled Hereford bull,
4 yrs. old; cow, 5 yrs. old in
May; heifer, 18 mos. old and
one bull calf, 7 mos. old. All
reasonably priced. R. E. Smith,
Rt. 2, Box B-19, Mciarin Rd.,
Fairburn, Ph. 964-3744.

2 Reg. polled Hereford hele
fers, with papers. 22 mos. old,
from one of top herds in
Georgia; also, 4 Reg. Guern-



good background. One of sere
viceable age. Papers furnish-
ed. Ped. with milk produc
records furnished on request,
A. M. Wall, c/o Pine Meadow
Farm, Rt. 5, Box 455 A., Sa=
vannah.

ABS Shorthorn
mos. old, approx.
rope trained, gentle, good beet
and milk type, artificial
bloodlines. C. T. Griffin, Jr.

bull, 16
800 Ibs.

Black Angus full, purebred
but not Reg., 2 yrs. old, $250
at farm. Myna Mae Houze,
Box 47, Fort Valley.

3 fresh in, Reg. Guernsey
heifers, high milk producers;
also, Reg. bull, service age; 4
purebred Black Angus heiiers
to freshen in May, All reason=



SOn, -



Morgan, PO Box 288, Jefter-

ably priced. F,

H. Bunn, Mids
ville. cee

*













sey bulls, top bloodlines, very





Feeds
November 1960

a 2 HALES & HUNTER COMPANY, Chicager lines
- G Guaranteed by Manufacturer "Red Comb Chick Starter 2
F Found by State Chemist f Cees : ox = (PFs Fiber ;

| P Penalized oe HERMITAGE FEED MILLS, Nashville, Tennessee
: : Big Six 16% Protein Dairy Feed t
(P) Fat

MG MILLEN FEED MILLS, Fort Wayne, Indiona

Master Mix Pig Wormer
_ A & G FEED COMPANY, INC., Maysville, Georgia (P) Fiber

A & G Broiler Finisher NON Medicated ; A : Master Mix Broiler Wormer 928-31A
(P) Protein & Fiber 2 (P) Fiber
CGOPERATIVE MILLS, ING, Baltimore, Maryland MesteMade Hi: noe praller ee Mediccted
Pro-Biend 50" Cattle Supplement 5 0 i i =
(P) Protein : 0. 3 RED COMB PIONEER FEED MILL, Cartersville, Georgia ba
40% Pork Maker - Medicated - F ; Cob i Red Comb Egg & Grower Concentrate ; 2S
(P) Protein 5 ; . {(P) Protein iz

PIXIE-PORTLAND FLOUR COMPANY, Chaftanooga, Tennessee y SENECA OIL MILL, Seneca, South. Caroling

Acme Gray Shorts G 16. H Seneca Meal - 36.00 per cent Protein Cottonseed Meal 6
(P) Fiber FB. : {P) Protein F

: EUREKA MILLS, St. Louis, Missouri ; yee SOUTHERN MILLING COMPANY, Augusta, Georgia
Ground Barley & Malt Screenings : 3 i : Duplex 32% Dairy Concentrate ~

(P) Fiber : ; (P) Protein & Fat
4 bv SUPPLY SERVICE, Hawkinsville, Georgia SOUTHERN POULTRY COMPANY, Auburn, cccrgic
: Ground Cobs, Shucks with Molasses ; 0 : Broiler Starter Mash - Medicated

(P) Fiber : 3. aeons 5 : : (P) Protein

: ecitigi MILLING COMPANY, Augusta, Cag SWIFT & COMPANY, Douglas, Georgia
9g
: _ Feedright Master Broiler Finisher - Medicated 5 i 3 Swift's Broiler Starter Concentrate

(P) Fat : ; (P) Fiber
- GAINESVILLE MILLING COMPANY, Gainesville, Georgia WESTERN GRAIN COMPANY, Birmingham, Alabama

G M C High Energy Ail Mash Layer (Code No. 5335) 6G 5 20%: - Jim Dandy 33% Dalry Supplement
(P) Protein PR 8 : f - (PR) fortes







PROTEIN FAT FIBER













Feeds Failing To Meet Manufacturers Guarantee But Within Tolerance :
November, 1960

- Guaranteed by Manufacturer HALES & HUNTER COMPANY, Chicago, lilinols
+ Found by State Chemist : = Red Comb Broiler Concentrate _ ee

5 a
PROTEIN FAT FIBER Protein Low

HAPPYVALE FLOUR MILLS, ~ Fr,
_AMORY COTTON Olt COMPANY, INC. Amory, Mississippi = Wane Wiese Grey chet Fe Natley, Gesisia
: Amco Brand Prime Quality Cottonseed Meal ;

= Fat Low
* Fiber High . Winter Wheat | Grey Shorts

_ WILANTA MILLING Company, Atlanta, Georgia Se _ * Fat Low ee
eapiela All Mos Raving ee eee oS, HARRINGTON MILLING COMPANY, | Milledgeville, Georgia
peg aes 2: Rainbow 16% Day Feed See
-KupRey FEED MILLS, INC., Louisville, Kentucky : ast = Protein Low

Red A Super Broiler Ration High Energy Pellets HECKER BROTHERS, each ee

* Protein Low 3S 2 :
Red "A" Super High Energy Broiler Ration Crumbles-Med. UES ale Pe Vaales in Hora & Fiber High

* Protein Low

Red "A" Super High Energy Broiler Ration Medicated Jaco COMPANY, INC., Monticelle: Georgia SER
* Protein Low nae Corn Spee

Red a Super High Energy Broiler. Ration Crumbles- Med.
* Protein Low





2 OnRSSSNS

salecine:

ROWVONONS

= Fiber High

- JULIETTE MILLING COMPANY, Macon, Georgia pete)
TnNE: FEED MILL, Brooklet, Georgia : aes Alfalfa & Molasses &

Snep Corn

SGUGle 6
PPabonas
RYN WON YW



nm @

* Protein Low

MARBUT MILLING COMPANY, INC., Augusta, Georgia
Ca COTTON OIL COMPANY, Mecon, Georgia Fairway. ease. Concentrate Medicated 5 =
Prosperity Brand Old Process. 36% Protein Cottonseed : * Fiber High
Meal G : ee |

* Fiber High F : 4 3. _ THE MILLER COMPANY, Richland, Seorsia
Prosperity Brand "Old Process 36% Protein pee 3 Ground Cob and Shuck

Meal . : : ee Fiber High:

*
Potein Lowe Fiber High F _ MORRIS FARM SUPPLY, Alma, Georgia
ity MILLS COMPANY, Columbus, Georgia : hee REE Swine Aid-Mineral & Vitamin Supplement
: ciMco Laying Mash SG 5 : : - Protein Low
* Fiber High F

* Protein Low









3 : ROME OIL MILL, Rome, Georgia ;
Briere FLOUR COMPANY, Chattanooga, Tennessee _ Cherokee Brand 1% Rreten Cottonseed Meal.
: Red Lion Shorts g * Protein Low & Fiber High F
Cherokee Brand 41 % Protein Cottonseed Meal ates
_ * Fiber High ee
Cherokee Brand 41% Cottonseed Meal - Prime Quality |
* Fiber High |
Cherokee Brand Ve Cottonseed Meal
* Protein Low

- SEYMOUR'S FARM SUPPLY, Americus, Georgia
Seymour's Laying Mash

*

* Fiber High

Red Lion Shorts

* Fiber High
Red Lion Shorts
* Fiber High

2 Bo
BRoooNSH4S
esha Sa sone es
Sruonous

nOn@1 OQ

Arrow Pure Wheat Bran
z * For Low

K J. EASON MILL, Bayley. Georgia
: Snap Corn

none



* Protein stew & Fat Low Be

SOUTHERN COTTON OIL CO., DIV. HUNT FOODS & INDUSTRIES, MV
Sceco Brand 36% Cottonseed Meal ~ Prime Quality Guz
* Fiber High :

SOUTHERN POULTRY COMPANY, Winder, Georgia Se arty
Southern Poultry Broiler Starter Mash Medicated : ot :
* Protein Low ee

n@
eas
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no

* Protein Low



Fanvans MILL & ELEVATOR COMPANY, Dudley, Georgia
Blue Tag Hog eee
* Fat Low

FEEDRIGHT MILLING COMPANY, Augusta, Georgia

_ Feedright 16% Dairy Feed z
* Fat Low

Feedright Master 36% Poultry Concentrate 36.0

pe eipen High 213 SWIFT & COMPANY, Chicago, Illinois oe

GAINESVILLE MILLING COMPANY, Gainesville, Georgia Swift's 36% Cottonseed Meal or Pellets. ~ Prime Quality 6
G M High Energy All Mash Layer 17.0 . Fiber High *-
* Protein Low 16.4 wift's Preller: Finisher Concentrate

G M High Energy All Mash Layer 17.0 Fat Low
: * Protein Low 16.3 : :
G M C High Energy Starter Pellets - Medicated 22.0
* Protein Low 21.2
G M Yellow Gold High Energy Finishing Pellets 19.0
* Protein Low ~ : 18.1
G M C High Energy All Mash Layer 17.0
: * Protein Low 16.2

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=
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40.0
42.5



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16.0
21.3

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Qionines
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WESTERN GRAIN COMPANY, Birmingham, Albena
Jim Dandy Hominy Feed
* Fat Low
Jim Dong 38% Poultry Supplement
* Protein Low



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Feeds Found As D

a)

Dred November, 1960

A & G MILLING COMPANY, Maysville, Gectsia : ATLANTA MILLING COMPANY, Atlanta, Georgia

1 feed as declared 6 feeds as declared

ALLIED MILLS, INC., Chicago, Illinois wee ps Mawes AUBREY FEED MILLS, ING. Le
- 7 feeds as declared : = oe leas 2 feeds as declared









Sane feed as SNeclured

KING MILLING COMPANY, Rome, Georgia
3. feeds as declared

LANIER FEED MILLS, ING., Galnesville, Georgia
1 feed as declared

ee : LORET MILLS, Chattanooga, Tennessee
=e ae _ 1 feed as declared

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







Tifton, Georgia ee



ue eet Gainesville, Georgia











MC CONNELL MILLING COMPANY, Royston, Georgia
1 feed as declared

MC MILLEN FEED. MILLS, Fort Wayne, Indiana
7 feeds as declared

MACON MILLING COMPANY, Macon, Georgia
1 feed as declared

MARBUT MILLING COMPANY, ING., Augusta, Georgia
9 feeds as declared

MARET GRAIN COMPANY, Hartwell, ean
4 feeds as declared

MARINE & ANIMAL BY-PRODUCTS CORP., New York, New York
1 feed as declared

_ MARTIN FEED & POULTRY, Gainesville, Georgia
i 2 feeds as declared





























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

MILLER POULTRY & FEED COMPANY, Piedmont, Alabama
2 feeds as declared

G. W. MILLS, Byron, Georgia
2 feeds as declared

MIXON MILLING COMPANY, Cairo, Georgia _
1 feed as declared

MOORMAN MANUFACTURING COMPANY, Quincy, Illinois
1 feed as declared

MOULTRIE FARM CENTER FEED MILL, Moultrie, Georgia
1 feed as declared

NORTHEAST GEORGIA BROILER, Bowman, Seals
3 feeds as declared &

NUTRENA MILLS, INC., Minneapolis, Minnesota
5 feeds as declared

OCONEE ROLLER MILLS, Seneca, South Carolina
1 feed as declared ;

' OGLETREE HATCHERY, Lawrenceville, Georgia
3 feeds as declared

OZIER'S FEED MILL, INC., Bowdon, Georgia
3 feeds as declared :































fi













PATRICK FEED COMPANY, Covington, Georgia
: 3 feeds as declared

THE PILLSBURY COMPANY, Minneapolis, Minnesota
3 feeds as declared

THE QUAKER OATS COMPANY, Chattanooga, Tennessee
3 feeds as declared

RALSTON PURINA COMPANY, St. Louis, Missouri
63 feeds as declared |

RED COMB PIONEER MILLS, INC., Cartersville, Georgia
2 feeds as. declared 7

RED HAT FEED MILLS, Tunnel Hill, Georgia
7 feeds as declared























RINGGOLD MILLING COMPANY, Ringgold, Georgia
1 feed as declared

ROBERTS RICE MILLS, ING., Weiner, Arkansas
1 feed as declared 3

ROLLINS FEED MILL, Bowdon, Georgia
2 feeds as declared

SECURITY MILLS, INC., Knoxville, Tennessee
4 feeds as declared :













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

SEYMOUR FARM SUPPLY, Americus, Georgia
2 feeds as declared

SHIVERS HATCHERY, Cuthbert, Georgia
1 feed as declared

J. ALLEN SMITH & COMPANY, Knoxville, Tennessee
1 feed as declared

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

SOUTH GEORGIA BROILER, INC., Blackshear, Georgia
2 feeds as declared

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

SOUTHERN COTTON OIL DIVISION, HUNT FOODS AND INDUSTRIES,
INC., Macon, Georgia
3 feeds as declared

SOUTHERN MILLING COMPANY, Augusta, Georgia
9 feeds as declared

SOUTHERN PEANUT & STORAGE COMPANY, Dublin, Georgia
1 feed as declared

SOUTHERN POULTRY COMPANY, Auburn, Georgia
9 feeds as declared

SOUTHERN POULTRY COMPANY, Elberton, Georgia
4 feeds as declared



Secale Georgia























SOUTHERN SOYA CORPORATION, Estill, South Carolina
1 feed as declared

SPARTAN GRAIN & MILL COMPANY, Spartanburg, South Carolina
2 foots as adectared: :







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PAGE SIX _

(Continued from page five)

MARKET BULLETIN



$TANDARD FEED MILLING COMPANY, Marietta, Georgia

2 feeds as declared

1 feed as



STAPLETON MILLING COMPANY,
1 feed as declared

Statesboro, Georgia



SUNNYLAND PACKING COMPANY, Thomasville, Georgia

1 feed as declared

G. M. TRULOCK & SON, He
WEAVER MILLING COMPANY, Ocilla, Georgia
1 feed as

WESTERN GRAIN COMPANY, Bi
16 feeds as declared

declared





phuibah, Georgia
declared d ;






rmingham, Alabama f



1 feed as



: SWIFT & COMPANY, Chicago, Iinois

7 feeds as declared



THOMAS MILLING COMPANY, Hazlehurst, Georgia

1 feed as declared



THOMPSON FARM SUPPLY, Vidalia, Georgia

1 feed as declared



Livestock

FOR SALE

Cattle

. 2 polled type Herefopd

bulls, 1 yr. old, purebred but
pot Reg., dark red in color,
po built, $125.00 ea. at farm.



auled. Cain: Rt. 1; Com=-
-Ymerce.

- Reg. Black Angus _ bull,
Bardolier breeding, 15 mos,

id, in good pasture cond. De-
fivered within 90 mi. Free de-
livery with papers, $175.00.
Cliff McClure, Dawsonville,

h, AM. 5=2266.

Reg. Guernsey male, 2-1/2
rs. old, dehorned, ring in
ose, well marked, sure breed=
er. H. W. Thurmond, Farm-
fngton,

Several heifers, 2 yrs. old
nd others, all bred for Au-
st freshening Barney J.
ollins, Box 81, Rt. 2, Millen,
h. 2717 (Waynesboro).

One yr. old beef type An-
gus bulls, Reg. top bloodlines.
everal to choose from.-R. S.
Beard, c/o Tired Creek Farm,
{ ee 477, Cairo, Ph. 2=

Pen prer sa
Horses, Mules & Ponies

<<<
Reg. Morgan stud colt, 7
plas old, chestnut with white








Jaze, good conformation; 2
Pinto pony mares, (mother
and daughter), 6 and 2-1/2
yrs. old. The young one is
trained to cart, B. F. Ma-
fone, c/o Hickory Springs
Farm, Rt. 1, Box 90, Fair-
purn, Ph. 964-4402.

At Stud: Buddys Black
oy, Reg. Tenn. Walking
horse, one of the most con=
fot and outstanding stal-
ions now showing. Roy Dor=
ey, 2561 Bohler Rd., NW, At-
danta, Ph. CE. 7-1115.
Red mare, about 12 yrs. old,
wt. 1,000 or more, gentle,
- looks well and works fine
anywhere, with wagon, har-
ness, plow tools and drag har-
er, $100.00 at my barn. A.
. Farrar, Jenkinsburg, Ph.
2222 (Jackson).

Gentle red sorrell gelding
Shetland pony, saddle, sad-
e holder, bridle and other
ecessories, $225.00. D. W.
Singleton, MD, 622 Candler
Ege. Atlanta 32 Ph. GH. 3=
Ds

- Good farm horse mule, wt.
bout 1,000 Ibs., about 10 or
12 yrs. old, good worker,
$125.00. Otha Herbert, Rt. 3,
- Commerce.







Female Mexican burro, 3-
1/2 yrs. old, saddle and bri-
dle, $85. come after. Cannot
deliver. 1/4 mi. below Black-
ghear Place on Winder Hwy.
iC. C. Harper, Rt. 2, Box 98,
Flowery Branch, Ph. Li. 4-
4723.

eae ee
Large mare mule, works
good to 1 H wagon and to
plow, good with cattle, $60
for quick sale. R. E. Smith, Rt.
, Box B-19, Fairburn, Ph.
64-3744.

Shetland pony mares, guar-
anteed to be bred, foal in
early spring, some are
tbroke to ride. 2 to 7 yrs. old,
your choice, $200.00 ea. or

ell as group. Dan ~ Brock,
Bastanollee,

_.2 Mice spotted Shetland
(horse) ponies, young b et
ready to ride, $100.00 ea, or
onsider trading for livestock,
farm wagon, rotary hoe or





ill A. Dobbs, PO Box 88,

: Bi type, 4 row corn planter.
Perry, Ph. GA, 9-1653.





Good sound mule, 1100 to
1,000 lbs., 8 - 9 yrs. old, works
good, $100.00. R. L. McKie,

Rt. 3, Augusta.

At stud: Silver Palomino
stallion also, for sale black
Shetland mare pony, 4 yrs.
old, with saddle and bridle,
$275.00. Frank McKay, 3104
Oakham Pl, Avondale Estates,
Ph, DR. 8-3787 (Atlanta).

Good farm mule, about 1,-
100 lbs., works anywhere, 10
yrs. old, $90.00 cash. S am
Mitchell, Rt. 1, Box 226,
Stockbridge.

Dark red mare, excel. sad-
dle horse, 9 yrs. old, about
800 lbs., new saddle and bri-
dle, gentle for small child-
ren, $125.00 for quick sale.
J. J. Graves, Fayetteville, Ph.
HO. 1-5794.

At Stud: Bandar, Reg. Ara-
bian chestnut stallion, 15
hand, excel. conformation,
head, disposition. Prepotent,
excellent colts proven. All off-
spring eligible for Reg. Book-
ing now for 1961 season. Mrs.
J. K. Beaty, 4289 Flat Shoals
Rd., Decatur, Ph. BU. 9-0173.

2-1/2 yr. old donkey, fine
stock for breeding purposes,
but not suitable for children.
Charles Barrett, PO Box 177,
Jonesboro, Ph. after 6 PM,
474-7471 (Stockbridge).

_ At Stud: Palomino Stal-
lion, also, very small black
pony mare for sale. Frank
Mee ey Avondale, Ph. DR. 8-

Chestnut, 5 gaited, 8 yr. old
mare for sale. J. W. VanHorn,
4457 Covington Hwy., Deca-
tur, Ph. BU. 9-5798.

Black mare horse, wt. 1,100
lbs., works good anywhere and
will ride, very gentle and
good natured, $125.00 K. J.
Wills, Rt. 2, Sumner.

12 yr. old pert,





gentle,
sound mare mule, rides good,
works anywhere, wt., 1,000
lbs. See at my farm anytime,
3 mi. N. from Norristown Jct.
I, A. Kersey, Rt. 2, Adrian,
Ph. MO. 8-2191.

Horse mule and_ harness,
very gentle, reasonably pric-
ed. Hugh R. Port, Wilkerson
Mill Rd., Palmetto, Ph. 463-

| 6662.

2 yr. old Palomino stallion
and Palomino parade outfit,
$275.00 or consider trading
for mileh cow or cows of
equal value. Frank C. Boyd,
373 Old Jsup Rd., Bruns-
wick.

Black mare mule, about
900 lbs., in good cond., work
anywhere, $100.00 C. H. Gray,
Bolingbroke.

Sorrell Welsh pony mare,
bred to dapple stallion, 2
wheel cart and harness, $225:
also, red and white gelding
pony, saddle and bridle, gen-
tle for children, $125.00. G.
C. Neyman, Rt. 6, Rome, Ph.
2344-330.

4 yr. old cow pony, gentle
and well trained for handling

cattle, $125.00. KE. M. Land-
rum, Adairsville.

Swine
Fine shoats, 35 to 50 Ibs.,

Hampshire - Landrace and
OIC crossed, very good meat
type hogs, reasonably pric=

ed. Spencer Strange, 602 Sa-

vannah St., Hartwell.

Reg. Tamworths, best stock,
healthy, good selection. J. S.
Davis, Abba, Rt. 3, Fitzgerald,
Ph, 6541.



13 purebred Duroc pigs,
ready Jan, 20, $9.00 ea. Leo
C. Jackson, Rt. 3, Bowdon. _

Purebrd Reg. Duroc pigs,
froma champion bloodlines, P.
M. Middleton, Rt. 3, Waycross.
(Valdosta Hwy., 5 mi. out).

Duroe boar farrowed May
22, 1960, will Reg. in buyers
hame; Reg. Duroc gilts, 3 far=
rowed Oct. _15, 1960; - also,
feeder pigs, have been inno-
eulated for Cholera aiid pneu-
monia. All from fine stock
and priced to sell. James Mor-
ris, Avondale Rd. No. 3, Ma-
con, Ph. SH. 5-6868.

Reg., meat type, Hampshire
pigs of both sex, open and
bred gilts, disease free. C. G.
Studstill, Rt. 1, Eastman, Ph.
374-3908. a

25 pigs, Hampshire-Land-
race cross, 6 = 8 wks. old, $10
ea. W, L. Garfison, Rt. 1, Win-:
ston, Ph. WH. 2-2580 (Doug-
Jasville). ; :

Little Bone Black Guinea
pigs (swine) for breeding,
stay-fat kind, at Carsons
Guinea Hog Farm, 6 mi. So.
Hwy. 19. Wilson Carson, Rt.
8, Box 371, Griffin.

Reg. Durocs, bred gilts,
with papers, $50.00 to $100
ea.; bred sows, $100 to far-
tow Jan. and on _ through
April. Treated for ~ Cholera
and Erysipelas. Best of
bloodlines, very prolific. All at
farm. Marvin Newsome, San-
dersville, Ph. 3856. . ;

OIC breeding stock, pigs
and shoats, $20.00 to $30.00
ea., med. blocky type, either
sex; also, one boar, $45.00 at
farm, Pigs and shoats treated,
Reg. and ctated FOB. Paul J.
Cain, Rt. 1, Commerce.

Reg. Tamworth pigs, fine
stock, large selection, best
meat type. J. S. Davis, Abba,
Rt. 8, Fitzgerald, Ph. 6541.

Reg. Landrace boar, 7 mos.
old, gentle and easy to handle,
$75.00. W. L. Wells, Rt. 6, Ma-
con, Ph, SH. 3-8931.

5 purebred Duroc male
pigs, 3 mos. old, $25.00 ea.
FOB farm. James L. Moore,
Rt. 1, Wadley. :

Sheep and Goats _

2 Fine milk goats to fresh-
en, one Feb. 23 and other soon.
Fine buttheaded, no horns.



purebred Saanan mother gave.

6 qts. daily also, fine male
goat for breeding purposes at
my place. Mrs. Lee Kirkley,
3860. Cascade Rd., SW, At-
lanta 11, Ph. 344-2581.

Long haired Saanan, a n d

young Toggenburg, both for
$25.00 or trade for swine of
equal value; also, Toggen-
burg that will freshen in
March, $15.00. A. P. Hooper,
Rt. 1, Dodgen Rd, Mableton,
Ph, 948-4306.

Goats for sale. See after 2
PM. Hoke Wilbanks, 273
State St., Commerce.

Reg. Saanan milk goat ,to
freshen soon for third time,
easy to handle and very gen:
tle $50.00 at my place. Wil-
liam J. Adams, 107 S. High-
tower St., Thomaston.

- Livestock

_ WANTED



Want Reg. Guernsey male
calf, 4 = 8 mos. old. Write
what you have and price. H.

Thurmond, Farmington.



2 Reg. Spotted Poland
China gilts, Reg. in buyers
name, Richard Fountain, Rt.

2, Greenville, Ph. OR) 2-
4763.





Want Reg. sortel mare pony.
State particulars... Mrs. Ken=

neth Shaw, Rt. 1, Old Boston|$
te

WILKES MILL AND FEED GOMPANY, Washington, Georgia

declared

Pnalties
Failures ;
As Declared

TOTAL

i

Want feeder pigs and

shoats. Prefer Landrace, York-

shire or Tamworths. State

price. Fred H. Donaldson,
Dunwoody, Ph. Gh. 7-2072.




_ Indian corn, Germ. 94 pet.
50c cup; also Fig plant
ea. Add postage. Per. N
Mrs. W. E. Wooten, Rt.

150, Camilla 3.



Want good, gentle, Quarter
horse mare, suitable for
children and lady to ride. Well

made, blocky type, and easy-

to keep, not over 8 yrs. old
and within 50 mi. radius. Ray
Hollingsworth, 431 Fair Rd.,
Statesboro, Ph, PO. 4-3926.

SEED & PLANTS

FOR SALE





Good, old time bean seed:
white half runner garden,
Germ. 94 pct; white cutshort
cornfield, Germ. 93 pet; white
ereaseback cornfield, Ger, 89
pet. Ea. kind, 65 cup. Add
postage. Mrs. Preston Souith-
erland, Rt. 3, Ellijay.

Large, round, dark rind
yellow meat watermelon seed,
subsstandard, Germ. 65 pct.
50 for 10c; 150, 25c, and self-
addressed, stamped envelope.
Mrs. P. E. Traylor, Rebecca.

Pensacola Bahia grass seed,
Germ. 50 pct., firm seed, 20
pet. total Germ, 70 pet., Pur-
ltVe GileliS: DCtn, 2208 Ibea@anl
Savage, J., Montezuma, Ph.
9931. y : 2

Old fashioned tender, white
half runner bean seed, also
creaseback garden, Germ. 94
pct., ea. 65e cup; stripe crook-
neck Cushau pumpkin seed,
Germ. 90 pct. 25; large pack.
Add postage. Mrs. Dewey El-
lis, Rt. 5, Box 58, Ellijay.
' Blakemore an d Dorsett
strawberry plants, ea. kind,
$1.25 C; 500, $1.00; $8.00 M.
No chks. Mrs. J. O. Waldrip,
Rt. 7, Gainesville. 5



Strawberry plants, 85 Cy

500, $3.75; $5.00 M. Add post-
age. L. C. Strayhorn, Rt. 1,

Gainesville.

Raspberry vines, Blackber-
ry and Dewberry plants, 6, $1;
bearing size Mtn. Huckleberry
bush, 85 doz.; also fresh yel-
low root, 25c doz., 4 Ib. lard
box full, $1. Add postage. Mrs.
Frank Parks, Rt. 3, Ellijay.

Superfection strawberry
plants, $2.50 C. PP, also Sov-
ereign Giants, $2.00 doz. Ga.
orders only. C. A. Shell, 1675
we Mill Rd. S. W. Atlanta



Gourd seed, the short neck
kind, 10 seed, 25c; 25, 50c; 65,
$1, Jumbo gourd seed, 25, $1.
Self = addressed, stamped en-
velope for all. C. W. Row-
land, Apt. 12, Hendry St.
Blackshear. a



Ga. Red seed sweet potatoes,
grown from vine cuttings,
Cert. by Ga. Dept Entomol-
ogy, $2.00 bu at my place.
Hampers not furnished. L. W.
Hutchinson, Jr., Rt. 1, Nic-
holls. Ph. 632-4654. :

Old time tender, white
half runner garden bean seed,
Germ. 93 pct; white Crease-
backs, Germ. 95 pct., white
eutshorts, Germ, 93 pct. Ea.

kind, 75 cup. Add postage.

No chks. nor stamps. M r s.
Emory Goble, Rt. 3, Ellijay.

Big Jim gourd (grows 4-6
ft. around) seed, 50c ea. seed,
or 4, $1.00. Send stamped, ad-
dressed envelope. Jimmy Da-
vis, Rt. 4, Waycross.

Hicks Broadleaf tobacco
seed, purity 99 pct., Germ. 91
pet. Sample, 35c; $1 ounce.,
$10.00 lb; Martin gourd seed,
35 pkt. 3 pkts. $1.00; Martin
gourds, $5.00 doz. med. siz
3.00 doz; small ornament








Thomasville, Ph. CA. 6-
: (Karl Stuckley, Bl.



gourds, $1.50 doz. Postpa
ksh

| $1.25 Ib. R. M. Blackwell.








Freshly dug, well rooted,
Cert. Suwannee Bermuda:
stolens, in 2 bu. moisture r
sistant bags. Ex. Col. per
1 to 4 bags, $4.00; 5 to 9 bags,
$3.50; 10 or more, $3.00. D.
Brumbalow, Fort. Gaines.

Gourd seed, 3 doz., 25; 6!
doz., 45e. Send stamped ad=
dressed envelope. Miss Mary)
Lynn Prescott, Rt. 2, Box 213,.
PiUZperalds ee
Garrison watermelon a

$1.50 lb.; in lots of 5


















Fullwoods -all red, early
bearing, strawberry plants,
$2.50 C. Large, firm and ex~
tra fine flavor. Not less
100 sent. You pay posta
Send cash or M. O. only.
Saturday sale. Per. 198.
Sanders, Rt. 3, Stone
tain, Ph. HI, 3-6512

Apple trees, Red and yell
Dlicious, Yates, Rome Be
ty, Old and Dbl. Red W:











=

ne=

B,
-












sap, Black Twig, Ark Black
and Early Harvest, 3 - e
35c ea.; 2-3 ft., 25 i

state inspected. PP on o
of $5.00 or more. Ray
Rt. 4, Cleveland.

_ Now taking orders -
bacco plants. Will begit
ing March 15, $5.00 M. S
$1 per M. deposit with order
William E. Wisenbaker, Box
25, Lake Park, Ph,- CH:
8043 (Valdosta). 2

Big Jim African gourd seed,
grows 4 - 6 ft. around, 50 ea,
or 4, $1.00. Send stamped ad=
dressed envelope. Jimmy Da=





vis, Rt..4, Waycross. = =
Streamline everbearing
strawberry plants, $1.25 C.y
also, small mixed gourd seed,
25c pkt. Mrs. John Weaver,
Rt. 2, Temple. ee
Ornamental pepper, 10
pods, Germ. 92 pct., 50 plus
stamped envelope. Mrs. Myr
tle P. Hunt, 921 Capitol View
Ave; NW; Atlanta 180 252
Watercress plants, $1.25 GC.
All orders shipped promptly.
Mrs. C. C. Gentry, Rt. 3 Cale
houn. ee Se
Charles Wakefield cabbage
plants, 75e C., 500 $1.75 and_
$3.00 M; white ae oe
ions, 75 C., 500, $1.50 an d
$2.50 M. Prompt shipment.
H. E. Smith, Box 82, Baxley,
Hunt grape vines, 10, one
yr., Hunt vines and one male
vine, $5.50 PP 2nd zone. Add
25c postage for ea, additional
zone. Mrs. Vautelle Holland,
Winder, Ph. 867-2277 days.
Ee i Oe

Superfection strawberry
plants, $2.50 C. PP: also, few
Sovereign giants, $2 doz. Ga.
orders only. C, A. Shell, 1673









Willis Mill Rd. SW Atlanta,

Black raspberries, nic @.
plants, Bakers doz., $1.50. PP.
Orders _ filled promptly. Mrs,
Z. D. Dodd, Rt. 1, Box 223,
Alpharetta. a

Martin gourd seed, 15 doz
2 doz. 25. Mrs. J. A. Wilson
Martin, ee

Indian corn seed, 94 pet,
Germ.; Fig plants, $1.00 ea
Add postage. Mrs. W. E. Woo#
en Rt. 2, Box 150, Camilla

GAME, FOWL, ef

FOR SALE





























a l
: Meat sell, No es ok A,
t.| Skinner, Rt. 3, Box 317, tole

lege Park,



ings, $2|



ates: 2 ea.,
Rollers and
$2.00 ea. Will





acing Homers,
0; young birds,
tching, All




































































































. Overby, Sr.,
Columbus. :

fantail pigeons, $5
eee ees
hip, G. S.



: Bryans 1255
.S. E,, Atlanta

eons of the best
eamless banded, $5
thro, Rt. 3, Ze-
een

ingneck phea-

cos Seed breeders,
C. D. Cavender, 6193
ays Box 631, Stone

mn BobWhite quail,
unrelated breeders

open flight runs.

fully_feather-| -
aS a

De -|Janta 5. Ph. BL 5-3819.

on
, Raise large
a Ri-

8-8106 after |

r Dutch (Black, |

ocolate color) ,

rs bred for high pro~-
Cs out Sunes any

eee ea. Trade 3 3 for hits
g pigeons, Will not
) ae, 149 Mal-

izes
ed Hanis, 806 Maple
fin, ee ee

1s chickens, Jaying
green eggs, $5. pr;
ones, $1.25 ea.; about
a. Ship Exp.

. O. Mrs. Willie
140 Davis Bs Car-

bred Golden Sebright
Ee and hens, $1.-

Ship | in. oo erate,
.O. Jim O, Davidson,

Dewey Hol-
Dalton,

i some
lack game,
ilver Duck
. Trim-












rk C ie roosters, 18
jBie0 ea, at my

Folsom,

ie 2 Black |
oster,

ae

/ lest year, $1.50 ea. Exp. Col.

sia trios Old Black English
how birds, and 2 or 3 trios
ey. Duckwings, $10. trio
Will ship, but no COD. Tom
Lumpkin, Box 242 (21 Price
St.), Douglasville, _ z

Silver Spangled Hamburg
young roosting. for sale, John
Cisel, Bi Hie , College Park. Ph.

12 or Silver Spangled
Hamburg hens, March 1960
hatch, now laying. Sell or
exch. part or all for Golden
Sebright bantams. H. Grady

Pr. pure Confederates. Hen
is proven, black spangled col-
or; cock, black-red without

Ri.

45 or 50 chickens, March
and April hatch, game and
bantam, good layers, good
stock, $1. ea. J. E, Leak, 1301
So. Park, Tifton. Ph. 3000.

75 Brown Leghorn 6 mos,
old pullets, just Pee iain to
lay, $1.25 ea. at my place. J
D. McGarity, 280 Keys Ferry
St. McDonough, :

8 N. H. Red 1 yr. old hens,
also, 7 Indian River duck
hens, all $1. ea. Will not te
Mrs. Carl P. Ritz, Campbel.
ton Rd. Fairburn.

blemishes, wt 5.12 Ibs. $30.
Will ship. A. R. McBride,
7, Box 50, Sylva



30 Red pullets, 6-1/2 mos,
old, just beginning to lay, wt.
about 6-7 lbs. A, B. Keith,
1165 Mt. Vernon Hwy., At-

6 R.I. Red hens and 3 roos-
ters, $14. for lot. Mrs. T. E.
Barnett, Evans Mill Rd. Li-
thonia. Ph, HU 2-6147.~

- 5 pr. Mallard ducks, $2.50
pr. Cannot ship. H. H. Caw-
ag 306 No. Rogers St. Po-
oler

14 white quineas, raised

N. G. Forester, Rt. 2, Buford.

White, splashed and gray
guineas, over 200 to select] t;
from. Letters ans. ee A.

ox 345,

white ean a 60 6 wil
not ship, Mrs. B. Garte
McMurry Dr. 8. i Box ae
Atlanta i, Ph, DI 4- 1388,

turkey Hens,
1960 hatch, an ae toms,
at my home, en SW
Ty Ty, near the aig ae
Miss Cora B. Patterson, Rt.
1, Box 35, Ty Ty.

8 Turkey 2 yr. oe hens and
tom, value $25.; also, 12
pure Bulldog type Dance Cor-
nish bantam roosters, 16 mos.
old, value $20. Trade for N.
Red laying pullets. Mer-
a Stanley, 2188 Flat Shoals
a ot oe 16. Ph. 378-

~ POULTRY

WANTED

nice youn;



Want Mallard ducks or the
eggs for hatching. Write H.
Pe Rt, 7, Gaines-
ville

| Miscellaneous

FOR SALE





Hen manure, well rotted,
free of shavings, delivered by
truck load. L. E. Widney, 3850
Bakers Ferry h SW, At-
Janta 11

_ Good stock - Coastal Ber-
muda and Lespedesia hay, $1
bale or $40 ton; mixed hay,
75c bale or $35. 00 ton, R. L.
ceopaon Jonesboro) Ph. DR

Yellow root oly. dug
and washed, lard box,
measured a abel red h ot
pepper pods for home use,
25 doz.; Martin gourds, med.
Marge, 50c; small, ee ae








artin gourd_ seed
dd post bower EL .

MeGaughey, Rt. 3, Monroe, | =

tat my farm. James H.

.| Feed (



id
City 13 Dalton.

1960 black walnut meats,
$1.50 Ib.: 5 lbs., $6.75 if PP.
Mrs. Boyd en Hiawas-
see.

Two, 50 Ib., cans nice hog
lard, $5.00 can at my home.
Cannot ship. Bessie Mae Join-
er, 3057 Dean Bridge Rd., Au-
gusta,

Gourds: small size, 10c ea.;
Martins, 15 and 16 in, 15c;
17 to 20 in,, 25ce; 21 to 23 in.,
35c; 24 to 30 in., 50c; dipper
type, 25e and 50c. Add post-
age. Mrs. E. Wooten, Rt.
2, Box 150, Camilla Be

Several good 100 Jb. cap
burlap dairy and cotton seed
meal bags (new just empted
and shook out), 10 ea. Buyer
a eN postage or will send

Mrs. Oscar Medlin, Rt,
5 Pe fe

Shade d ried spearmint
leaves, pice green color, 1960
erop, 1/4 lb. tea boxful each
50c PP. L, Douglas Griffith,
igs eG: Griffith, Rt. 1, Dal-
as

Hay, square ales, $1 bale
Kent,
Rt. 2, Powder Springs, 943 -

White Jerusalem artichokes,
$1.75 gal. PP; also, several
hundred Martin gourds, large
and small, assorted, cheap,
$6.00 doz. Add postage. Mrs.
Cc. D. Sellers, Rt. 2, Ellijay.
Per, 23.

Unwashed feed bags, 100
lb. cap., some lettering, good
grade sheeting, $2.40 doz.
Evelyn Bramlett, Margret. .

Good quality grass hay, $30
ton C. S. Vance, Griffin, Ph.
TT2.

Compost, well rotted cow
manure, $10.00 ton; 6 tons,
$50.00; also, hen manure for
sale. Hugh Power, Rt. 3, Ma-
rietta, Ph. 428-0510.

2,500 bu. corn in ear for
feed. Located 1 block off Hwy.
a $1.40 bu. loaded in your

uck, J. E. King, Cecil, Ga.
Ph 119R2 (Hahira).







-| Lawrence, Rt. 2.
: Print feed sacks, 100 lb.
a Bh atthe al elas
5 hen iurke 85 5. tur | 2, alike postage.
key toms, z ee flea | 12 | Mrs. P. . Traylor, Rebecca,

1960 black walnut meats,
new ready, $1.00 pt.; $7.00
gal, oa Mrs, Lois Scroggins,
Rt, 1, Box 287, Palmetto,

Million stalks green old
fashioned sugar eane, fo ur
cents stalk or three cents in

Box 244, Adrian.
Hot red pepper pods for

Add postage. Miss Marie Ma-
this, Rt. 5, Box 59, Ellijay.

4,000 nice creosoted Lei ie
posts, from 2-1/2 in. 2 in
diameter and 6-1/2 and 8-1/2
ft. lengths, corner posts. Dr.
Virgil S. Steel, Eastman, Ph.
374-3269.

Gallberry honey, $3.71, 12
Tb; gal.; $3.50, 10 Ib. pail:
S17De 5: lb: pail. All PP. Send
check or M. O. with order.
Personal del. Atlanta area on
12 Ib. gal. W. R. Smith, 2330
Park Ave. SW, Atlanta 15,
Ph, PO. 6-6671,

Roots. and herbs a cied
nice and clean, very fresh,
Sassafras, Devil Shoestring,
Yellow root, ellow dock,
Birch, black wild Cherry,
white. Pine, 4 lb. lard box full,
80c; Queen of Meadow, May
apple, Bearfoot, 2 lb. lard box
full, 80c; also, wild strawber-
ry leaves, large match box
ee 50c. Add postage, Mrs,
\ Ww. Lowman, Rt. 5, Elli-
es

Feed sacks, 3, $1.00 plus
postage. Mrs. H. Hearn,
6900 Campbellton Rd., At-
Janta 11.

Print bags, 100 Ib. cap., 1-
12 alike, light or dark cols.
.|$4.50 doz. PP in Ga. Sen
cash with ander. No stamps or
checks. Mrs C. Plyler, Sr.,
Rt. 1, Claxton.

Quality packed, highly fer-
tilized, Goastal ermuda,
hay, hig protein content
(Weigh trucks : Beamer
0,), seusie eye c/o
Tara



'Ph, MA, 9

p78, 1, Calhoun,
173,

shay,

large lots. George M. Walker,

home use, 25c doz., 5 doz, $1.

100 tons Co Barmy
25.00 oil ton FC
my farm. By ees subject oF
"| change. Clarence lL. Cross,
c/o Jo-Su-Li Farms, Colquitt,







oe old Sraahion sugar
cane, white eane
and Haetrinped cane, O. B nr oly.
ie Box 214, Blythe, Ph, LY,
41,



Barn cured, 7 ft., oak and
cherry fence posts, 30 ea. at
my barn. Special lengths or
sizes cut to order, M. G. Reed,
Dogwood Farm Rd., Decatur,
Ph, 289-7313 (Atlanta),

Want 1/2 oes Horse trees

and 1/2 doz. Limbertwig ape

ple trees. State price and lo-
cation and I will: come aftea
if not over 50 mi, Frank &,
Jones, Rt. 2, Buford. ~



Hay, well fertilized and

limed, square wire bound
bales, excellent hay, 1960
erop Sericea. Can deliver

short distances. Ray F. Al-
mand, 4864 Stagecoach Rd.,
Ellenwood, Ph. GR. 4-4290.

200 or more gals, syrup,
mostly in 5 lb. tins, some glass
jars, 90 gal. or all I have, 75c
gal. FOB my farm. No ship-

Sugar Cane syrup, qt. glass
bottles, 12 to case, $5.00 case
FOB. Can ship by Express.
L. H. Edenfield, Rt. 3, Box
177, Metter, Ph. MU. 5-1083.

"Nice _ army saddle, $15.00.
Mrs. H. A. Chastain, Re: <b,
Ellijay.

500 - 600 bales good Oat
hay. C. D. Williamson, Rt. 1,
Americus.

Sev. hundred Martin gourds,
all sizes, large, med, and
small, 10c ea, or 50 or more,
8c ea. at farm. Wont ship. L
B. Law, Leslie, Ga.



bunch; Queen of Meadow
roots, 25ec bunch, 6, $1; sas-
safrag roots, 4 lb. lard box-
full, $1; Postage, 40c ea. box;
med. large Martin gourds, 50c
ea., small, 35c ea. Add post-
age. Mrs. Freeman Long, Rt.
5, Ellijay.

Lespedeza hay, $1 bale, $40
ton; baled Oat hay, 75c bale,
$30 ton. Mrs. W. A, Thomas,
Bishop, Ph. 509- 3823.

100 bu. corn for feed, $1.35
bu. W. F. Carroll, Rt. 1. Car-
rollton.

Jerusalem artichokes for
eating or pickling, $1.50 gal.
$8.00 bu. at residence. H.
Snodgrass, 4527 Redan Rd.
Stone Mountain. Ph. BU 9-
2093 (after 5 PM.)

1960 erop shade dried sage,
ey lb. plus postage. J.
J. Brown, Toccoa.

400 bales wheat straw, 50c
bale at my farm. Ellis L
Brooks, U. $. Hwy. 78, Lo-
ganville. Ph. 826-3488.

30 tons Coastal Bermuda
grass hay, $30.00 ton FOB
farm. R. BE. Fulford, Wrights-
ville.

Miscellaneous

WANTED







Want small amount of old
time small grain popcorn, var-
iegated in color as Indian
corn is. Write what you have
and price. Mrs. Willie Boyd,
Rt. 1, Rocky Face.

Want the seeds from 12 or
15 beans or pods that grow
on Catalpa trees. Send price.
Will send self-addressed en-
velope and_postage for mail-
ing. S. Garrett, 8128 Cov-
ington Hwy., Lithonia.

Want grafted and seed-
ling pecan trees for planting.
Give details and prices. David
T. Jennings, P.O. Box 84,
Americus.

Want 50-60 lbs. good, sound
cow peas to plant for hay,
reasonably priced. R. L. Mc-
Kie, Rt. 3, Augusta.

Want used or new saddle
bags, reasonably priced. State
price and size. Mrs. Val B.
Beaty, 4289 Flat Shoals Rd.,
Decatur, Ph. BU. 9-0173.

Want 100 or200 large goose
quills. The ones out of the
wing. Will pay one cent ea.
Advise what you have. J. W.
Sommons, 227 B. Garden
Homes, Savannah.

Want 8 Ibs, shade dried,
home grown sage. Advise
reasonable price.
Joiner, 83057 Dean Bridge Rd.,
Augusta.

Want small, old time gourd,



Joiner, geeks
bany. -

ping; also, new 1960 run Ga.}.

Catnip and peppermint, 30c.

| cases,

3essie Mae,



Want Hearthside quilting
frames, large enough for be
quilts, to be tacked in full
size, rolled from both sides
State what you have a

priee. Mrs. EF. L. Lavender,

Rt. 2, Box 38, Gordon.

HANDICRAFTS





FOR SALE
Aprons with bibs, nicely
trimmed, 80c ea. withou

bibs, 75c ea.; appliqued sm:
cushion covers, any shape, 75
ea. Add postage, Mrs, H. A
Chastain, Rt. 5, Ellijay.

4 dbl. bed size appliqued

quilt tops, prints and solids
on white muslin with black
thread, one green Cinderella
Girl, one orange Turkey and
Pumpkin, set together witk
blue and 2 green Pine Tree:
with Snow Balls on green, $6

ea. Mrs, Troy Staten, Box 65

Chatsworth Rd., Dalton.

Novelty pot holders, 25
ea., 6, $1.; dainty aprons, 754
ea., 2, $1. 25: emb. dish towel
35 ea., 3, $1.; baby bibs, 25
ea., 5, $1.; full size ruffle
bedspreads, asst. cols. an
two-tones, $5.50 ea. Add posts
age. Mrs. Freeman Long, Rt
5, Ellijay.

White
trimmed in pink, blue, yellov
and green, 75c pr.; bibs t
match, both $1.; white crov
cheted lace for pillowcases
$1. pr.; 2 crocheted center:
pieces, ecru thread, $1. eg
Add postage. Mrs. He H. Rob<
inson, Rt. 1, Monroe.

Hand crocheted orlon cape
es, pineapple design, me
size, white or pink, $7.00 ex
PP. Mrs. Everett Hunt, Rt. &
Blairsville,

C.|~ Ladies tea aprons, good

cotton material, trimmed, 65
ea.; new hand emb. pillow<
bleached cotton materi<
al, design, $2, set or 3 sets, $5.
Add postage. Mrs. Dewey Hl<
lis, Rt. 5, Box 58, Ellijay.

Fancy tea aprons, organdy
and lace, $1.25; dainty cotton
aprons, 75 ea., $6. doz.; dish
towels, novelty pot. holders,
baby bibs, plastic aprons, 25
ea., 7, $1.25; childrens dres-
ses, 1-6, $1. ea. Add postage,
Mrs. W. W. Lowman, Rt. 5,
Ellijay.

poe US eet hs Cg

Emb. pillowcases on white
sheeting, big size, oe
pieced up quilt tops, $2.25;
aprons, 50c; loom woven pot

holders, 10c ea., or 3, 25c. Add
Rt. 1,

postage, Villa Rica,

Cumming,

One average size crocheted
countenpane, popcorn stitch,
$45.; turtle pillows, $2.; white
and col, vanity sets, $1. 50 and
oe 3; odd yellow quilt tops,
3.; also, ecounterpane over
100 yrs. old. Make offer. Add
postage, Mary Tumlin, East-
anollee. .

New hand made quilt tops,
dbl. bed size, of new print
and solid cols., Jap. Puzzle,
Sheep Eye, Turkey Track, Cup
and Saucer, Bear Hoof and
other tops, all $3. ea. plus
postage Mrs. Alma Pharr, Rt
1, Canton.

White cotton crocheted ba=
by shoes, either pastel or lace
trimmed, $1. pr.; rayon bou-
cle crocheted baby shoes,
white or baby cols., $1.25 pr.
Add 10e postage ner pr. Elie
zabeth Coleman, Rt. 1, Box
205, Danielsville, Rd., Athens.

Hand emb. pillowcases on
white material, $1.50 set. No
stamps or checks. Pairlee
Rundles, Rt. 7, Gainesville.

Crocheted stole, 100 pct.
wool, green, Lovers Kno
16 x 0 in., $5.50; hat ae
zipper purse to match, $1.75}
white pineapple design dont
ies, 8-1/2 in., $1.25; coffee tas

about size of silver ge! ar | ble scarves, 30 in. long, pines
with short hanale. ale apple des} gn, $2.25. All Ee
th Ave., At- | Send MO., no checks. Mrs.

J. Livingston, Rt. 1, Pitts,

crocheted bootees .




































HANDICRATS

FOR SALE



- Centerpieces, 12 in. 50c;
Pillowcases, 40 in. wide with
rocheted edge and emb. trim,
aoe 36 in. width or print,
-pot holders, 3, $1.;

bed Tireade $35.; dresses,
ges 1-6, $1.50. Mrs. W. E
ooten, Rt. 2, Box 150, Ca-

milla 3







: One Sion Aro und The ;

World quilt and one Wind
Mill, newly quilted, by hand,
$7.50 ea. PP; print aprons, 3,
$1.10, Mrs. Hattie Hughes,
416 S$. Hill St., Toccoa.

Linen handkerchiefs, tatted
border, $1.40; bootees, $1.40;
sacques, $2.: shoulderetts for
small babies, made of baby
yarn and ribbon trimmed,
$1.40 ea., Mrs. Georgie Tay-
lor, c/o Newt Spence, Rt. 5,
Carrollton.





Soft,
lambskin baby moccasins,
pink, blue and white, all hand
laced and emb. in white, $1.-

25 pr. ee Mrs. Edgar Wat-
ao Rt. 3, Calhoun.

Fancy pillowcases, crochet-
ed- motifs set in, made on good
bleached material, full size,
$4, pr.j ladies pretty tea
aprons, good materials, 65c ea.
Add postage. Miss Marie
athis, Rt. 5, Box 59, Ellijay.

washable, genuine 1



operation of farm capital ene s

amounted to $162
says Stephen J.

million,

partment.

Hems on most street length |
skirts should be 2-1/2 inches|}
wide, according to Miss Peggy Hier:
spe- | Niec

Ott, Extension clothing
cialist.



- Brannen;| side.
head, Extension economics de- :



How Is Your Livestock Operat

USE THE HANDY CHART BELOW TO COMPARE. YOUR LIVESTOCK OPER AT
WITH THE AVERAGE AND WITH THE BEST. CHECK TO SEE HOW YOU ST
THEN LINE UP YOUR SIGHTS ON THE GOALS AGRICULTURAL SPECIALISTS SA
YOU SHOULD SHOOT FOR TO GET MAXIMUM RESULTS.











TYPE OF
LIVESTOCK

NUMBER ae
WORKER

Least number to be
economically sound.

a AVERAGE
PRODUCTION

On Southern farms

MY

_ PRODUCTION

(To be filled in by
producer)

oae TO
SHOOT FOR

What best 5% get _



BEEF CATTLE

70% calf crop 350

95% calf crop











LAYING HENS

3,000 to 4,000 hens.

180 eggs per hen (5

fo 6 pounds feed per
dozen eggs).

250 to 275 eggs per

300 pounds at eight 500 pounds at eight
Cows months weaning age. months weaning age.
1.2 pounds daily 2.0 pounds daily gain
: gain on good graz- on good grazing.
STEERS 300 to 500 ing. 3.0 pounds daily
2.0: pounds daily gain gain in feedlot.
in feedlot. Se a
8,000 pounds milk
DAIRY COWS per cow, small
Se a 3010-45 cows 4,500 solnds mille breeds. 12,000
Grade A. per cow. eunds per cow, = |
DAIRY COWS i arge breeds. 200,000 |
pounds milk pee man.
HOGS :
a: 35 to 45 sows and 6 pigs weaned per 9 pigs weaned per
: a litters when feed cut litter (feeding litter (feeding i
- BREEDING progeny. standards below). standards below).
| 200 days to finish to 150 days to finish to |
| FEEDING 900 to 1,200 feeders | 225 pounds (1 pound 225 pounds (1 pound {|
i (feeding only). of gain from 7 gain from 3.5to4
pounds of feed), pounds feed).
POULTRY

hen (4 to 41/4







pounds feed per
dozen eggs).

Watch hae: was
Steady marketing
Sanitoueny



16,000 to 30,000

3-pound broiler fronr

3Y2-pound broiler -

















FEEDING











i capacity per brood,
_ BROILERS four to five broods 8 pounds feed. from 7 pounds feed.
per year. eee :
3,000 to 4,000 1 pound of gain 1 pound of gain
TURKEYS (feeding). from 7 pounds feed. from 4 pounds feed.
90% sold. 95% sold.
SHEEP On farm 500 to 80 to 90% lamb 100% lamb crop,
6600 ewes. On crop. 7 pounds wool 10 pounds wool. 95
ranches 1,500 (ewes). 75 to 80% fo 100% lamb crop,
BREEDING ewes. lamb crop, 8 pounds 12 pounds wool. os
wool (ewes). : a
LAMB .33 pound of gain : 6 pound gain per
5,000 per day. day. Sr eee