Farmers and consumers market bulletin, 1962 July 25

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Phil Campbell,

ATLANTA, GEORGIA, WEDNESDAY, JULY 25, 1962 NUMBER 4) a

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TOBACCO HARVEST TIME
RAISES THESE QUESTIONS

, Did my tobacco crop turn out exactly as | expected when | was Ja
last spring? :

2. Is there disease in ny crop that auld not have been there if | had grown
my own plants or if | had been more careful when purchasing my plants?

3. Are all of my leaves. of the same good quality?

4. Are all of my leaves the same variety? Are they all the variety that |
thought | was purchasing?

GEORGIA TOBACCO FARMERS _>
HAVE UNIQUE ABILITY

T. his Ability Mast Be Protected!
ss _ Georgia tobacco growers are fortunate that they still have the ability

to grow the old varieties of tobacco which are so highly prized by tobacco
buyers.

Georgia is the only remaining source for these highly desired varieties
which are sought by buyers for blending purposes.

Georgia tobacco farmers should do everything possible to protect these
_old varieties from disease in order to protect the position they now enjoy
in the tobacco market field.

In recent years, more and more disease, black shank especially, has
been creeping into Georgia tobacco crops. If we allow this to happen, we
will lose our present exclusive and excellent rating in the tobacco market.

Now, at tobacco harvest time, is the time to consider this situation,
look carefully at your tobacco crop, and if it is not up to par resolve now to

_grow your own plants next year. In this way you will be absolutely certain
that your crop is free from disease and that all of your plants are of good
quality and the variety that you intend.











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PHIL CAMPBELL {oR 0?

D. A. Pullin, Editor

Editor of Notices



class matter Aug, 1,

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Farm Help

WANTED



Want nice, good, woman for
light farm work and com-
panion, live as one of family,
for board and salary. Mrs.
Oscar Wade, Rt. 2, Lithonia,
Ph. 469-8284.

Want someone to work, 3,-
-000 turpentine boxes. T. D.
Fussell, Jr., Rt. 1, Rhine.

Want Christian couple (pre-
_ferably no children) or wid-
ew to do house and light farm
work. 4 room house with
bath, rent free. Mrs. E. R.
. Williams, Rt. 1, Box 100, Fort
vey, Ph. GA 9-2068 (Per-
ry

Want 2 experienced dairy-
men, must have reference,
work in dairy only. S.
Smith, 2241 Bouldercrest Rd.,
Atlanta 16. -

Want colored, middle aged,
cuple, man to feed and eare
for animals, mostly hogs, wo-
man to do house work, gar-
den oe No ces Mrs.
B. R. Kicklighter. Rt. 1, Box
A0A, Richmond Hill.

Want 1 or 2 single men to
Hve in furnished cabin to
work on farm; Also, want
large family to work on farm
on paved rd., school bus
route. Have empty house now.
J. Max McClung, Rt. 2, Hamp-
ton, Ph. GR 8-6566 (Jones-
boro).













- Want man with large fam-
Hy. boy old enough to work
and good workers. Experience
with farm eauip.. general
farming, -and livestock. Reg-
ular work. 5 room house wired
for electric stove. on school
and mail route. No drinkers
ecnsidered. Give references,
age and number in family in
first letter. B. J. Parkerson.
Rt. 5, Eastman. Ph. 374-2916
(No collect calls).

Want white man to operate
@airy farm located 55 mi. S.
E of Atlanta. Must be honest,
gober and willing to work.
Good 6 room house with run-
ning water and wired for
electric stove. On school bus
route. Good opportunity for
richt man. Apply in own
hondwritine cating age H, Ae
Rowlend. 2955 Riada Dr.,



W., Atlanta 5.

-eleetrie stove.

Want retired couple with
income to live on small cat-
tle farm near Atlanta, good
house with bath, wired for
Must be able
te furnish good references,
write full details in first let-
ter. D. L. Floyd, Jr., 1966
Creek Side Court, Decatur.

Want part maintainence
man, able to do ordinary me-
chanical work, simple weld-
ing, etc. Must be in good phy-
sical eond., able to drive trac-
tor and do other farm work.
Good house available on
school bus route. No drinkers
wanted. Jack Willis, Rt. 2,
Folkston.

Want man who is worker
as well as foreman. Knowl-
edge of general farm equip.
Experienced in corn, peanut,
general row cron farming.
Small family. No drinkers
considered. Have house with
plumbing and electricity on
school bus and mail route.
Give age, number in family,
and references in first letter.
Lester Varn, Rt. 3, Box 530,
Albany, Ph. HE-5-8621 (no
collect calls).

Want white girl or middle
aged woman for light farm
chores, to cook,
work in flower garden and
drive family ear for aged
couple. B. EK. Parrish, Rt. 2,
Adel Rd., Moultrie.

Want white man for light









sober and honest. Wages $50
per mo., room and board. Mrs.
ee Ge Davis, 5339 Tilly Mill
Rd., Doraville, Ph. GL 7-2976.

Want experienced milk
man to run 30 cow dairy.
Good 4 room house, wired for
electric stove, running water,
on school bus route. Starting
salary $35. per wk. Call H.
D. Smith, Jackson, Ph. 6831.
FERS re Mea ga et Nh GR RCA OR

Want couple to work. with
layers, have 2 room trailer,
weter and lights furnished or
3 room house. W. H. Barlow,
Rt. 2, Conyers, Ph. 482-6676
(Li thonia),

Want Christian family, ex-
periericed dairyman with re-
ferences, to milk cows and do
chores on farm. 5 room house
with bath and large screened
porch, wired for electric stove
or Butane gas, heated with
Butane gas, on
route. near church. Roa







N. | Tee Jav, By on St.,



endian Ph. 6



keep house, |

farm and yard work, must be

school bus|]-

Farm Work

Able bodied single white
man wants job on poultry or
small livestock farm. Wages
or percentage, will board or
batch. Jake Johnson, 4120



|} Peachtree St.. Apt. 12D, At-
Janta 19, Ph. CE 3-2346.



White widow lady, 4 chil-



Single, 55 yr. old, healthy
man wants work on farm or
dairy. Go any where. J. R.
McQuark, No. 1 Eleonar St.,
LaGrange, Ph. 4-5577.

Man 26 yrs. old with wife,
wants job tending layers or
would consider raising broil-
ers for weekly salary.. Must
have 3 or 4 room house wired
for electric stove. Sober, hon-
est, clean. Prefer around Com-
merce or Jefferson. All let-
ters answered. J. C. Moon, Rt.
3, Danielsville, Ph. 283-4969
(Elberton).

White single man 50 yrs.



old in good health wants job|

on farm, Christian. B:
Brown, P. O. Box 127, Butler.

38 yr. old woman wants |
light farm work. Have 2 chil-
dren, can furnish references.
Need house to live in. Bernice
Rt. 1, c/o Myrtle}
Barnes, Temple.

White married man in 50s,
raised on farm, sober, doesnt

good man.
Drive tractor and truck. Need
good 4 room house, wired for]
stove. Prefer reasonably close
to Atlanta. Write stating what;
salary. C. P. Craven, e/o Al-

| len. Hieretord Ranch, Frank-

lin.

Man experienced in all farm
work with wife and 4 small
children wants job on dairy
farm or general farm, has
worked on dairy farm 12 yrs.
Raymond Lee Hunt, c/o J. T.
Anthony (8 mi. from Colum-
bus) Flat Rock Rd., Box 240,
Rt. 2, Midland.

Equipment

FOR SALE



Mowing machine, 3 _ pt.
hitch, A-1 eond., will fit Ford
tractor or other 3 pt. hitch
tractors, $225.00. Can be seen

miles North of Tallapoosa, on
Steadman Rd., Ph. 2756. (No
collect calls).

1951 G. M. C. pick up truck
for sale or trade for equip-
ment to fit ford tractor; Also
riding garden tractor. for sale
with all equipment in good
shape. Vernon Moore,
Highland Rd., Decatur, Ph.
289- 4684 (after 4p. m.)

Peanut combine, Lilliston.
1258 model. Cylinder attach-
ment added 1960. Good motor,
good cond. Harry Willson, Rt.
1, Albany, Ph. 436-5654.

Garden rotary tiller, used
less than 40 hrs. since engine
reconditioned at factory
Briggs & Stratton 2-1/2 H. P.
engine, some attachments, al!
875.00. Frances B. MeMichen,
P.O. Box 297, Austell.

Cub tractor with good tires,
lift, power - takeoff, clutch
and battery, no equinment,
$450.00. Roger S. Cobb, Box
355, Marietta.

Allis Chalmers silage cut-
ter with grass attachment in
good cond. $400.00; also, 300
gal. Dari-Kool bulk milk tank,
stainless steel interior and ex-
terior. Sam Capes, Rt. 2, Cov-
ington, Ph. 786-6540.

Brush type egg washer with
electric heater, $225.00; Egg-
O-Matic egg grader and cand-
ler, $100.00; 840 steel, 5 gal.,
drums, ideal for laying nest,
25ce ea.; 400 ft. heavy gauge
galvanized 4 in. water trough
complete with stands and
fittings for layers, 20c per ft.
Located on farm at Sawanee.
R. L. Ash, 2031 E.. Roxboro
Rd., N. E,, Atlanta.









Deep well jet pump, no tank



Smith,' Rt Tr? Syly ia,

ing light farm work, 3 to}
work. Renay Bailey, Rt. 3,
LaFayette.

smoke, honest, wants job on}

at James Hughes, Rt. 2, 3-1/2]

4515 | =

or iet, A-1 cond., $5 00..'T. V.



300 ft. cattle trailer, van
type, 10:00 x 20 tires,. air
brakes, $350.00; KB8 Intl.
truck, 18 ft. cattle body, good
solid truck, $400.00. F. J. Bur-
dette, Riverdale, Ph. 964-7915.



540 wire cages for. chickens,
presently arranged in 3 long
double rows with 3 long water
troughs supplying water to
each cage, nearly new cond.
Make offer. Roy Mitchell, 994
Shepherd Lane, N. E., Atlanta

Pp. m.)

1956 Ford pick-up,
actual miles, like new, .
| Whitehead, RFD 3, Athens,
Ph. LI 6-6926.





Allis Chalmer, 1 row, corn
puller, good shape, used 2 yrs.,
$200.00 cash or trade for
stock. W.. D. Bryant, Rt. tf,
Box 232, Warner Robins, Ph.
WA 2-8855 (no collect calls)

1952 G. M. C. truck 1/2 ton



Carroll, 8 ply tires, 4 forward.

transmission, runs good, radio
and heater, $250.00. Emmett
Cain; Jr:.c13 1. Howard: St... Ne
E., Atlanta 17.



A. C. one row cotton pick-
er, W. D. 45 mountings, new
Tupelo spindles in 1961. Trac-

L.| tor available; Also, 2 row L.

P gas flame cultivator. E. H.
Stockes, Rt. 7, Sardis Church
Rd., Macon, Ph. 788- 2378.



Dise turn plow for Farmall
Cub tractor, drag type, like
new, $45. 00. W. A. Mitchell
Jr., 2683 S. Candler Rd., De-
catur., Ph. _ BU 9-4352.

Keenco Eee grader an d
'candler; Keenco egg wash~
er; Egg-O-Matiec egg grader
and candler, grades 2 lines at
one time. All in good cond.

Will sell separate, 3 pt. hitch}

bush bog. Carroll Morgan,
Talmo, Ph. LE 2- 6430 (Gaines-
ville). :

Goulds 1-1/2 in. pump, 3 or
4 horsepower Briggs Stratton
engine, foot valve and hose for
irrigating garden or other
small tract, $75.00. Paul Sim-
mons, 2443 Sylvan sess East
Point, Ph. PO 7- 3549

1 row Farmall oe with
Cutaway harrow, cultivators,
2 disc plow, all in perfect
eond, $300.00. L. D. Wilson,
Old Concord Rd., Rt. 4, Smy-
rna.

1956 Frick peanut combine,
run 3 yrs., in good cond. ex-
cept for motor, $400.00. G. J.
Callis, e/o Ellaville Hotel, El.
laville.

1954 Massey Harris 30 trac-
tor, bush bog, cultivator, cut-
ting harrow. James L. Plaster.
66 i 5584, Chickamauga, Ph. UN

10-( enieied shipping coops;
2 unit uvright electric brood-
er, good cond. Mrs, Geo. L.
leet Rt. 1, Box 46, Jones-

oro.

1/2 H. P. Berkley deep well
pump, 42 gal. tank, foot valve,
electric switch, and fittings.
No pipe, pump pulling 110 ft.
deep, A-1 Cond, $125.00. P. G.
Fonville, 5201 Glenridge Dr.,
N.-E,, Atlanta.









G1, 000}



John Deere No. 3
machine and hay ra
power, $125.00 for
farm. H. BE
a

Heavy. duty Ford

i with heavy duty
| loader.

Will sell se
Tommy L: Womack, Bi
Oxford, Ph. 786- LS

2-horse buggy,

ee acl recur able:
5, Ph. ME 4-0177 (After 6)

Heavy duty pull ty
24 in. disc, bush bog
excellent cond., $125.
Rovers, Rt. 3, Box 21
| ington. y

Set of planters and
tor plus plowing disc,
and soda _ distributor. |
good cond., fits Ford tr
or any 3 pt. hitch. R. E.
,, Newnan, P

ton, Rt. 4.
38-5579. -

Ford tractor, good co;
bush bog in very good
$700.00 or best offer. F
Stokes, 2103 Cooledge
Tucker, Ph. 938-2888 at

Ford corn picker shi
good cond., will consider
pay in cows or hogs. J. L.
well, Rt. 2, Vienna., Phe

4076.

2 speed electric third
ber for 1954 - 56 F600
truck; also, bull gear
pinion for TD-14 Int
tor, cheap, J. N. Fie!

2144 Macon Dr., S. E., Atl
Ph. MA 2-2975.

G. Ss F, egg washer, 1
3300 and grader, model
A. T. Ensley, 322 Freyda
Marietta, Ph. 427-595

Lilliston peanut
good cond., motor needs 07
haul. Peanut plows and
peanut shaker fits C-Si

good cond.,
deep well pump,
jet, good cond., also foot va

-all $100.00, pump has 2
ator. Burnis Parkerso

5, Eastman, Ph. 374-29
1983, GoM nes panel I















Harper, Rt. 1, Douglas - O
Rd., Wray, Ph. 468-5541.

David Bradley garden t
tor, 5-3/4 H. P. with 4
rotary mower and riding su
ky, variable speed, cut adj
table. Looks and runs
new. L. H. Lane 1309 S
Blvd., Decatur, Ph. 373-0

1,050 gal. tank on Frue
duel wheel trailer equip)
with air brakes, 4 good t
size 8-50 in. x 20 in. A
Simpson, 2612 Lakeridge
cle, Rome, Ph. 234-2181. _

Good horse wagon for
good tires and brake, reason
able price, Lonzo H. Patto:
Rt. 4, Box 204, Blairsville

~ Ford. hay baler, model
bought new in 1961, baled
prox. 4000 bales, has Wisc.
gine, $1500. James H. K
Rt. 2, Powder Springs,
943-3071,



of Roswell.

ers Assn

and Lew



AGRICULTURE CALENDAR

July 24 Northeast Georgia Clinic for County Age!
and Plant Feod Educational soalery: Cheeley
Form, Hancock County.

July 31 Georgia Hereford Assn. Tour and Program,
a.m., Crest View Hereford Farm. U. S. 19 No

Aug. 1 North Georgia Hereford Tour and Pregram,
am., Geo. D. Queener Farm.

Aug. 15 Annual Meeting, Georgia Egg Assn. Demy
tlotel, 10 a.m. Macon.

August 19, 20, 21 State Fall Barrow Show od?
_ bred Show and Sale. Sponsored by Swine

















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Kinsington.



















le irrigation system,
in. 500 GPM pump
r. Runs from P. T. O.

ose 20 ft. long, 4 in.
lischarge hose 20 ft.
ft. Ames 4 in. spray
0 ft. lengths. 1000 ft.
1e pipe in 20 ft. lengths.
is light weight gai-
with quick attach
s. All other fittings.
-cond., $1000.00. Cliff

Ph. PA 2-1414.

tractor. 4 in. rubber

413 Sand Bar Ferry



330 gal. Kratt milk tank, at
sacrifice price or will trade

|for beef cattle of equal value.)
| Lowell Smith, 201 Ben Hill)

St, LaGrange, Ph. Tu 2-6927.

Truck in good cond. except
for needing tires and good
mule for sale. J. L. Ellis, Rt.
2, 19A, Hahira.

26 in, iron heater for sale,
used one winter, in good
cond. Mrs. Viola Page, Rte a,
Lyons.

40 ft. Steel tank tower dis-
embled $40.00; old 2 tow
Avery tractor, no tires, could
be used for spare parts, $20.
J. K. Hyde, Rt. 2, Box 111,
ghee Ph. CA '6-2705.

John Deere combine in good
shape $300.00, has motor on
combine and cuts, threashes
and sacks grain. Will not ship.
H. L, Abrams, Box 63, Lyerly.





















chain saw, 6 horse-
20 in. bar has original
ised very little. Hansel
Rt. 1, Box 91, (Resi-

Ce

horse wagon and har-
and other horse farming
. H. Ward. Rush Cha-
. Rt. 1, Adairsville.

pickup truck, Chev. 1/2
n good shape, almost new
moter overhauled and
od ees $275.00, cash.

fe. Ph. SO 9-3436.

erry Burrell milk tank
opeland compressor, 300
$350. 00 Jynn A. Pitzer,
Bore Ph, 429-1805,

ler hitch, newly painted,
cond., $325.00 or will
for chain saw, livestock,
: wane equip. Cecil We-
a

nan erosscut saw. $6.00;
mali saw in good cond..
00. Grady Jenkins, Rt. 2,
2 Adairsville.



of Union Co., Ga.,) Cul-

K. Ghann, Rt. 2, Wat-.

, Ellenwood, Ph..



D-6 Caterpillar tractor with
angle blade and 20 ton fac-

MARKET

tomatic feeder;



4

BULLETIN

Want 150 gal. or more Pro-|
pane gas tank, above ground
type at once. Mrs. Sallie

Broch, Rt. 1, Box 57, Ellerslie.

Wan t manure spreader,
must be in real good cond.,
with apron. Write what you
have, kind, cond. and make.
EieBs Brookshire, Suches.

Want hammermill with 16
in. throat or larger, will not
consider anything smaller. M.
C. Henderson, Rt. 5, Austell.

Want portable, one sack,
concrete mixer. T. H. Both-
well, 905 Vistavia Circle, De-
eatur, Ph. ME 6-1002.

Want one big Dutchman au-
Also, would
like to buy a chicken house
covered with tin. E. F. Web-
ster, Rt. 2, Alamo.

Want rotary mower, pull
type, in good cond. John
Deere 227 or any good make,
5 or 5-1/2 ft. wide. Within 15









tory built Low - Boy, all/mi. radius. State wh:

$3750.00 Carl Parker, 1258 | have, cond. and price. ane

Courtland Ave., Macon, Ph.| ters ans. George M. Maddox,

SH. 59-2266. 102 | LaFayette St., Barnesville.

Equipment Livestock
WANTED FOR SALE
Want to buy rotary mower,
belt driven, prefer Woods mo-' Cattle

del No. 80 or 61 twin blades
in good cond.; Also, 10 x 38
tractor tire, prefer 6 ply in
good cond,, reasonable f or
cash, R. M. Tucker, Jr., Rt. 1,
poe ee Jonesboro, Ph. GR



_ Want Sickle mower and ro-
tary plow for model L. Gran-
ely garden tractor, also riding
trailer for same; Also, want
heavy duty Elec. post drill for
farm shop. W. F. Sexton, Min-.
eral Springs Rd., Dalton, Ph.
BR 8-3833. (No collect calls)

Want junked Super A. Far-
mall tractor with good rear-,
end housing, within 150 mi.



State price in first letter and

cond. H. G. Young, P. O. Box



858, Thomasville.

















































































_ Gourtics Certified As
rucellosis Free During 2
COUNTY DATE CERTIFIED
Dade 1-6-62
Twiggs - 1-5-62
Brooks 1-6-62
Richmond __ 1-23-62
Whitfield 29-62
Troup Z 2-14-62
Meriwether 2-16-62
Polk 2-16-62
Carroll 3-3-62

Pike 3-14-62
Telfair 4-15-62
Echols 5662
_ Jefferson 5-29-62
Crisp 5-24-62
Effingham - 6-23-62
Bleckley 6-30-62
Haralson _ 5-8-62
Lowndes 5-21-62
_ Jasper 5-562
- Walton 6-2-62
Screven 6-1-62
Baker 6-12-62 |
Grady 5-20-62
(McDuffie ____ 6-24-62
Muscogee _ __. 7-17-62
Cobb __ 6-30-62 |
| Eorly 5-19-62
7-11-62

| polled Hereford bull,

\|zed color,

4| nice Jersey
| springing heifers,

.| dlebrooks,

|lbs.,
bloodlines,

| heifers,
4/2 fat Black Angus

|| approx. 1200 Ibs.,

i reg.





15 Hereford bred heifers
for sale. Big framed, good con-
formation, no horns, gentle, |
bred to good Hereford bull,
have had all shots and treat-,
ments. Delivery available.
Pierce L. Cline, c/o Cline
Ranch, Rt. 1, Social Circle,
Ph, 786~ 7821,

100 springing heifers, Hol-
steins, Guernseys and Jer-
seys. All are from high pro-
ducing stock, bred to Angus
bull, calfhood vaccinated, de-

horned. Julius F. Bishop, P.
en eos 987, Athens, Ph. Li

Springers, always good se-
lection, Holstein, Jersey,
Guernsey, reasonably priced.
R. E. Reynolds, Rt. 3, Monroe,
Ph. 268-4032.

15 purebred polled Here-'
ford heifers, open, 12-14 mo.

old, calfhood vaccinated and

TB: tested; Rit,
Molena, Ph. 4945,

Dbl. Reg. Victor

Beckham,

Domino
9 mo..
old, with straight legs., deep
and perfect con-
formation with good. wt.
Charles E. Chick, Monroe, Ph.

267-4671.

20 Holstein heifers, will be-.
gin to freshen Aug. 20, wt.
800-1100 Ibs. a.; Also, few
and Guernsey
wt. 700-
800 Tbs. ea., some are calf-
hood vaccinated. Elton Mid-
Franklin, Ph. OR
5-3579.

Dbl. Reg. polled Hereford
bull, 4 yrs. old. about 1400
Beau Mixer, Domino

$300. Selling to
inbreeding. Wi Re

prevent
Norwood, Ph.

Duckworth,

| LO 5-8456 (no collect calls),

White face heifer with short
thorns, approx. 650 lbs.; butt
headed white face heifer, ap-
prox. 500 Ibs. Both clean, fat
fine

both $240.; Also,
heifers,
approx. 400 lbs. ea., both fine

slaughter,

| to slaughter or breed, $90. ea.;

mixed breed black bull, ope

prox. 500

| McGinnis, Box 319 Mitte? RAS

Lithia Springs, Ph. 948- 2854
(Austell).

Reg. Angus hetas bred to

Reg. herd bull, from 22 mo.
| to 2 1/2 yrs.; good bloodlines,

and calfhood vaccinated; Al-
so, reg.. Angus bulls, 1- 4 yrs.,

13 young bulls, priced right,

all from clean herd. F.

'| Phillips, c/o Westover Farm,

Kennesaw, Ph, 428-2959 (Ma-

| vietta). |.

For sale to peeuent inbreed-

ing; Reg., horned type, White-
| face Hereford bull, 4 yrs., wt.

$3150.: also,
25 steers, same breed, from
stock, wt. 600-900 Ibs.,:
for sale or will,trade for Reg.
Herefords or Angus
ae F. Maddox, Rt. 4, Win-
er.




8 Santa Genuuidis cows with




| ealves 2 to 8 months, (bulls |)

and heifers) ow and calf,

| Ibs.,

|old, best of ploodlines,

to breed or]

heifers. |







Jersey milch cow, due to

freshen in October, Luther
Coe, Rt. 2, Fayetteville, Ph.}
56a 7308.

Reg. Angus calves now
ready to wean. Championship
Eileenmere bloodlines, calf-
hood bangs vaccinated, $200.
ea. for most. W. T. Trogesen,
c/o Whistle Top Farm, Cor-
nelia.

2 dbl. Reg. polled Hereford
bulls, Domestic Woodrow
breeding. Q. A. Will, Alpha-
retta, Ph. GR 5-5135.

2 young Reg. horned Here-

ford bulls, calved 2-9-61 and
3-29-61. Well tamed and hal-

ter broken, Carl Roberts, Ball,

Ground.

30 Holstein springing heif-
ers, de-horned, calfhood vac-
cinated, and black-lep vacci-
nated. Heifers are large,
growthy animals, bred to pure
Angus bull freshen July
through August; Also, one reg.
swiss bull 16 mo., Wayne Dye,
Blythe, Ph. LY 2-3557 (Heph-
zibah).-

10 cows with calves by
side, 6 Jerseys, 4 Holsteins,
$150. up. John Wall, RFD 2,
Madison.

Reg. Heratords bull, J.P. Za-
to, heir 644 seven yrs. old
about 1800 lbs., Guar. breed-

jer. also, 2 yr. old bulls sired

by above bull. Bangs vaccinat-

ed, about 1200 lbs. ea. Harley

Merrick, Rt. 4, Cuthbert.

Must sell 40 head of pure-
bred black angus cows and
calves at reasonable price. J.
K. Ensz, Stapleton, Ph. MA-
5-7589 (Louisville).

Reg. Angus bulls best blood-
lines, and excellent conforma-
tion, 12 mo., wt. about 800
ready for service. Also.
herd bull 6 yrs., old, one of
best bulls, selling to prevent
inbreeding. J. O. Crowley,
Carrollton, Ph. TE-2-8402.

Reg. Guernsey male, 2 i
e-
horned, ring in nose, large
size; 2 Guernsey milch cows
freshen with 4th, Aug. 14.
and -Sep.- 11, cannot be reg.
but sound, will give 4 gal.
day when fresh. H. W. Thur-
mond, Farmington.

2 reg. Polled Hereford pulls,
16 mos., $200. ea., will deliver,
within 100 mi. an be seen
after 6 p.m. and week-ends.

Russell McDode, Eatonton,
Ph. 485-6438. __

er polled Hereford
Soles -10 mo., $150. to $200;

also, horned heifer, met reg.
$150. Paper furnished with
bulls. M. B. Welsh, Rt. 8,
Heath Rd., Macon, Ph, SH 5-
8465.

418 lb. per day milk base:
with Borden in August with
30 head of cows. J. T. Brax-
On ite 2s Wes ot Ph.
| OS 8-2495.



PAGE THREE

8 Holstein heifers due Sep.
i, calfhood vaccinated, de-
horned, home grown, good
breeding, good size, $225. ea.,
Reno Hibner, Stapleton, Ph,
625-7553 (Louisville),

Horses, Mules & Ponies

At stud: purebred jet black
Arabian stallion, excellent
conformation and disposition,
fee $25. with return privileges.
C. W. Malcolm, Rt. 3, Coyv=
ington, Ph. 786-2486.

At stud: golden Palomino
stallion, and jet black Arabian
stallion, purebred, fee $25.
also, for sale 3 qtr. horses, fast
and quick on turns and will
work barrels; mare with filly
colt by side, chestnut with
blaze face, stocking feet. J.
W. Van Horn, 4457 Coving=
sone Decatur, Ph. BU-

Shetland ponies;
white spotted mare; solid red
mare; red stud; dapple stud.
All gentle for children. Will
sell all or separate, reasona-
ble. Ellis Lankford, 323 Fos=
ioe St., Carrollton, Ph. TE-2-

Genie buckskin mare wits
month old Palomino stud foal
by side, already bred back to
reg. Palomino stallion. Has ~
brought 3 consecutive Palo-
mino foals by same sire, mare
and colt $350.; Also, reg.
walking mare due to foal Oct,
won 2nd in Gainesville plea- :
sure class 1962, 14 yrs. old,
$350. Mrs. Gloria Colter, Box
66, Commerce, Ph. 335-4058.

_ 4nice Shetland pony mares,
some with colts by side, all
rebred, 2 nice geldings, broke
to pull cart, all gentle for
children to ride. Will sell sep-
arate or all together. Jess
Holbrook, 415 N. Main St.
Jonesboro, gt Sa0Gle

Horses and ponies boarded.
Individual stalls and use of
pastures. Many riding trails
adjoining property; also, for
sale, quarter type gelding and
quarter type pinto mare in
foal. Both broke and reason-
ebly priced. Alford Wall, 3691
West Washington Rd., Hast
Point, Ph. PO 7-8806.

Will trade 4 Shetland pony





red and

| stallions from prize stock for

black Angus cows or calves.
Will trade one or all; also;
At Stud: Joe Nez Perce
Reg. Appaloosa stallion, son
of Chief Spokane Gary of
Montana, $100. for Reg. mares,

$50. for grade mares. A.
Steckmar, c/o Flying Sr
Ranch, Villa Rica, Ph. 459=
6711.

Shetland ponies tor sale, all
sizes and colors to choose

\rom. Several nice mares with

colts by side and 4 good broke
geldings, $75. and up; Also,
carts. saddles and bri-

. ZW. -Karblend, 2621
Ball Park Dr., Tucker, Ph.

1938-1574.



carried,

operating a farm.

5. Permit numbers r
flower ads.



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Items for ornamentation only will NOT be

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dustry and products of this industry will not
be published unless it is useable on a farm:
that produces crops or livestock or unless it)
is an item that has been used by an individual
farmer, now offering it for sale.

4. Miscellaneous machinery such as mo-!
tors, tanks, pumps, etc., must carry an ex-
planation as to how it has been used in the,
past and how it is necessary or beneficial in,



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MARKET BULLETI







GGuaranteed by Manufacturer
FFound by State Chemist

__FEEDS PENALIZED FOR FAILURE TO MEET MANUFACTURERS GUARAL









(P) fat low mE
Master Mix Broiler Finisher 324-16C Medicated
ez ve









PPenalized (P) fat low
= 7
MSS
PROTEIN FAT FIBER ; i
WESTERN GRAIN COMPANY, Birmingham, Alabama
- CENTRAL SOYA McMILLEN FEED DIVISION, Fort Wayne, Ind. South Georgia Dairy Feed = :
Master Mix Broiler Finisher 324-16C Medicated G 20.0 75 4.0 _ (P) fiber high
May, 1962 : cee
GGunrenteed by Manufucturer Prosperity Brand 41% Protein Cottonseed Meal
FFound by State Chemist *fiber high |
PROTEIN FAT FIBER | MALES & HUNTER COMPANY, Chicago, Illinois



> CENTRAL COTTON OiL COMPANY, Macon, Georgia

Red Comb Chick Starter ZO Medicated
*fiber high



ALFALFA PRODUCERS COOPERATIVE, INC., Velle Mina, Alabama =
1 feed as declared

FEEDS FOUND AS DECLARED
May, 1962

KING MILLING COMPANY, Rome, Georgia
3 feeds as declared



BIRDSEY FLOUR & FEED MILLS, Macon, Georgia
4 feeds as declared

LORET MILLS, Chattanooga, Tennessee
2 feeds as declored ae ae





CENTRAL COTTON OIL COMPANY, Macon, Georgia
1 feed as declared

CENTRAL SOYA, McMILLEN FEED DIVISION, Fort Wayne, Indiana
4 feeds as declared

MARBUT MILLING COMPANY, INC., Augusta, Georgia _



3 feeds as declared

THEO W. MARTIN & SONS, Atlanta, Georgia
1 feed as declared oo





COOPERATIVE MILLS, INC., Guntersville, Alabama
1 feed as declared



NASSAU FERTILIZER & OIL CO., INC., Fernandina Beach, Fia.
1 feed as declared : ; :



ELMDALE FARMS, Bonaire, Georgia
1 feed as declared

NELSON BROKERAGE COMPANY, Atlanta, Georgia
1 feed as declared





JOHN W. ESHELMAN & SONS, Chamblee, Georgia

2 feeds as declared

OWENSBORO GRAIN COMPANY, Owensboro, Kentucky oe
1 feed as declared



EVER BEST FEED MILLS, INC., Atlanta, Georgia

1 feed -as declared



PILLSBURY COMPANY, Minneapolis, Minn. : ee

8 feeds as declared





FLORIDA PROCESSING COMPANY, Miami Springs, Florio.



1 feed as declared

GEORGIA BROILER SUPPLY, INC., Carrollton, Georgia
1 feed as declared



PREMIUM -FEED MILLS, Conyers, Georgia
1 feed as declared :

RALSTON PURINA COMPANY, Sf. Louis, Mo.

2 feeds as declared





GREEN & JACKSON, Byron, Georgia



1 feed as declared

HALES & HUNTER COMPANY, Chicago 4, Iilinois
4 feeds as declared

4







SCOTT FARM SUPPLY, Claxton, Georgia



1 feed as declared

SPARTAN GRAIN & MILL, Spartanburg, South Carolina veo e ik oem
1 feed as declared



































ith white mane and tail,
ing feet, good confor-
ee $15.; also for sale,
orrel stud colt, one yr.
well built, prospects of
good show horse.
Duck, Braselton, Ph.
Doe a ;
tle, fast quarter horse
conformation, $180.;
ith filly colt by side.
an handle, bred back,
rey mare, old but ex-
for child, five gaited,
other pleasure horses
used for trail rides and
g; saddles, $18. up;
id reg. Tenn Walking
m $250. Don Cochran,
ebel Ridge Farm, Shiloh
Kennesaw, Ph. 427-1819,
etta). :






2












Reg. T.W.H.A. pony stud,
2 yrs. old, 14 hands _ high,
blaze face, 2 socks on front

| legs, 2 stockings on hind legs,

green broke, never been bred,
good conformation, $500. Mrs.
Elizabeth Price, 3131-B Lees
Mill Rd., College Park, Ph.
767-4670.

Dapple gray Shetland pony,
castrated, $100. Mrs. Otis
ee Cumming Ph. 887-

2 saddle horse fillies, light
chestnut,.2 yrs. old. gentle for
young lady; deep
yearling, with flax mane and
tail, large colt for age and
will make exceptionally nice
mare, George Lindsey, 102
Melody Lane, Kennesaw, Ph.
42 7-3957 (Marietta).

Swine

Duroc breeding stock, males
and females, all from large
litters, 3-5 1/2 mos. old. Wil-
liam E.-Lanier, Rt. 2, Box 84,
Metter, Ph. 685-1016.

25 Yorkshire crossed with
Landrace, Poland China and
Berkshire pigs, $10. ea., Hoyt
C. Maxwell, Rt. 1, Dacula,
Ph. 843-2914 (Lawrence-|
ville).

-Hampshire and S.P.C. pigs,
13 wks. old, $15. or 2 for $25.
Elizabeth Sorrow, 7205 Camp-
bellton Rd., S. W., Atlanta 11,
Ph. DI 4-4198.






































male Shetland ponies, one
. and 2 one yr. old, gen-
d ridden by 5 yr. old
$100. ea. Mrs. E.R.
ms, Rt. 1, Box 100. Fort
iy, 2b GA 9-2068




old high stepping sor-
re, good parade strut,
hands (57 in.) tall,
ed, and gaits to signal.
s not kick, rear or buck,
Teins and can barrel
ood conformation, rid-
onstantly by 13 yr. old
6200. Mrs. W. J. Brown,
Hamilton ~ Dr., Macon,
SH 6-2576.

eg. Arabian filly bay, 4
ngs, 1 yr. old also, gen-
dapple grey, 8 yr. old
, will work or ride. Ann
attlebaum, Donalsonville,
JA 4-2468.

@ fine Shetland ponies for
1 under 46 in. tall, 2
Id and older, variety of
rs except spots. Well brok-
to ride and complete with
le and. bridle. Sanford
Farm, R. M. Snow, Rt.
full. Ph. LI 8-1991.

hestnut Quarter horses
hh black mane, feet and tail,
nice horse trailer for sale.
trained for cow pony,
rell racing, basket weave
nickup, gentle but spirited,
e and trailer, $560. Ma-
P. Dixon, 602 15th St.



















well trained and gentle
; also, 4 yr. old black
excellent for children.
1es R. Griffin, (Red Oak,
ner of Flat Shoals Rd., and
dwood Rd.), Box 372, Rt.
College Park, Ph. 964-3973.

White gelding pony (black
kin and dark eyes, not al-
>) 7 yrs., wt. approx. 600
half Shetland and half
ter horse, good for chil-

L. F. Driver, Clarkes-
e, Ph. 754-4984.




































1 yr. old OFC. and Lan-
drace sow with first litter of
9, will sell sow and 4 pigs
(3 mo. old) very cheap. Must
sell quickly. Mickey Davies,
Rt. 2, Forest Rd., Stockbridge.

O1LC. breeding stock,
shoats, 3 mos, medium blocky
type, males and females, $50.
ea. Reg., treated, F.0.B.; also,



6 mos. gilt, about ready to
breed, $40. All cheaper at
farmesPaul-Jd..- Cain, Ried,
Commerce. _ .

Reg. Black Essex, 3 nice
male shoats available now.

Taking orders for 10 wk. old

pigs ready in approx. 6 wks.
Wiley G. Dampier, RFD 1,
Box 210, Valdosta.



Purebred Duroc males and
gilts, 12 wks, treated for
cholera, all from certified
meat tvpe stock. $30. ea. Mrs.
G. G. Stevens, Rt. 2, Box 245,
Edison.

1/2 Landrace and 1/2 York-
shire pigs, 6 wks. old, $10. ea.,
located 2 mites east of Doug-
lasville, L. E. Pittman. Rt. 1,
Douglasville, Ph. 942-4259.

Reg. Duroc and _svotted
Poland China sows, gilts, and
boars; Also, cross bred gilts,
blood tested. Gilbert Under-







wood, c/o The Berry Schools.
Mount Berry, Ph. 232-5374.
exe oO

wo.





Duroc boars and gilts, 5 mo,
treated for cholera, can
reg, $35. ea.; Duroc boars and
gilts, 3 mo., treated for chol-
era, can be reg. $25. ea.
Frederick Zipperer, Rt. 1, Box
182, (15 mi. Southeast of Guy-
ton, Hwy. 30), Guyton.

Hampshires, Yorkshires and
Duroes from best reg. blood-
lines in these breeds; Also,
excellent gilts of Yorkshire
and Hampshire cross. Lawton



Make Application Now for
_ Sweet-Potato Plant Inspection

All. sweet-potato plants, vines, or cuttings sold, of-
ered for sale, given away, or otherwise distributed in
he State of Georgia must by law, be certified by the
| Georgia Department of Aoriculture.

Certification is for the purpose of preventing the
pread of sweet-potato insects and diseases. If these
ere fo become widespread,
@ growing of sweet-potatoes in the state.

Perscns desiring to have their sweet-potate plants
ertified should write the
lant Industry, State Department of Agriculture, 19 Hunter
treet, S. W., Atlanta, Georgia.

Ursrey, Douglas Rd., Hazle-
hurst, Ph. FR. 5-2030.

they could virtually eliminate

Division of Entomology and





MARKET BULLETIN

Tamworth pigs from best
stock, bangs free. J. S. Davis,
ee Rt. 3, Fitzgerald, Ph.

13 Sows and gilts, 10 bred;
39 pigs, 2 wks. to 6 wks. old;
1 boar, 9 mos. old; Hampshire,
Landrace, Berkshire crossed,
fine hogs, priced to sell. Dan-
ny Goldin, Rt. 2, Temple.

30 nice healthy meat type
pigs, 6 wks. old 24th July,
$10. ea., James H. Kent, Rt.
2 Oe Springs, Ph. 943-

chestnut | 30

Reg. Hereford male pigs:
2, 11 mos. old, ready for ser-
vice, special price; 8, 6 wks.
old, ready to move Aug. 1,
$25. ea. All pigs treated and
reg. in buyers name. W. M.
Chambers, Rt. 2, Milan, Ph.
362-3418.

Sheep and Goats

Good milk goats for sale
cheap. E. J. McMahon, 1929

Cherrv Rd., Augusta, Ph. RE
3-3710.

Nice milk goat kids or
young, giving half gal. per

day,, easy handled, reasona-
ble price. Silas Snipes, Com-
merce.

Fine milk goats, one gives 5
ats. day, one, 1 gal. per day
when fresh, Ali to freshen

soon, cheap, all young, wont
ship. Frank Hodges, 3860
Cascade Rd., S.W., Atlanta,
Ph, 344-2581.

2 Res. French Alpine goats,
2 grade goats, all good milk-
ers, from good stock; also,
Reg. buck for sale. At home
Sat., Mon., and Tues. and af-
ter 6 p.m. other days. R. D.
Otwell, Temple.

Several large, blocky Reg.
Hampshire rams from 1-3
yrs., for sale reasonably. or
trade for beef type cattle.
John B. Smith. Cleveland
Rd.. Dalton, Ph. BR 8-3705 at
night.



4 mo. old Toggenburg and
Alpine bucks, natural butt-
headed. healthy and gentle,
$15.-$20. Stan Abernathy,
Yatesville Rd., Barnesville.

Milk goat. first freshen had
2 nannie kids, T.B. and Bangs
tested, also several young
does for sale. Leon Watson,
Unadilla, Ph. 2891.

3 ewes, 2 bred does and
one buck, 3 yrs. old, and 2
spring lambs, $50. Orville
La-Rose, 826 Roswell Rd.,
Smyrna, Ph. HE 5-5781.









_ PAGE FIVE |



eed & Plants

FOR SALE

Hay, Feed, Grain

FOR SALE



Little white nest onions for
fall planting, $2.00 gal., plus
postage. Per. 48. Miss Gennia
Brown, Rt. 1, Bali Ground.



_ Cabbage, Rutger tomato and
collard plants, 75c C. or $2.00,
300, cheaper by 1000. Per. 301.
Me Lee Crow, Rt. 2, Gaines-
ville.

Shallot plant, (button kind)
4 doz, $1.00; big streamliner
strawberry plants $1.50 C. or
exchange for printed or white
feed sacks, 100 lbs. cap., each
pay postage. Per. 64. Mrs.
Janie Ellis, Box 23, Grantville.

Fall tomatoes, Big Boy, Rut-
ger, Marglobe 30, $1.00; cab-
bage collards, 70c C; Broc-
coli, Brussell sprouts, 95c C:;
Shallots buttons, 50c at.;
Birdseye hot pepper, 60c doz.:
Detroit beet plants, 300, $1.00.
Postage 20c., F. J. Wither-
spoon, 308 Holderness St., At-
lanta 10, PL 3-5251. Per 137.

Collard plants, two cents ea.,
or $10.00 per thousand. Will
not ship. Per. 401. Claude
McDaniel, 1804 Lakewood
Ave., S. E., Atlanta 15.

10,000 certified Rutger to-
mato plants now ready, 60c
C, or $5.00 per 1000. Packed
in moss for shipping, add post-
age. H. F. Seay, Rt. 2, 3917
Faerie Ellenwood. Per



White nest onions for fall
and spring planting, $2.00
gal.; red Scallion multiplying
onions, $1.50 gal.; red Scallion
orion buttons, $1.00 gal; wild
cucumber bark, yellow root,
rattle root, $1.00, 2 Ib. lard
box full, plus postage. Per. 50.
G Brown, Rt. 1, Ball
Ground.

Rutger tomato plants, $4.00
M.;: collards, $3.00 M.; Masta-
dona and Blakemore straw-
berry plants, $1.25 C.; $3.75,
500; $5.00 M. Mrs Guy Crowe,
Rt. 1, Cumming. Per. 216.



Little white nest onions for
fall planting $2.00 gal.; old
time tender white half runner
bean seed, 50c cup, germ. 95
pet.: also, rattle root, wild
cucumber bark, rats bane, May
apple, blood root, ea. $1.00, 2
Tbs lard box full. Add post-
age. P. B. Brown, Rt. 1, Ball
Ground.



- Livestock

WANTED



Want young polled Here-
ford bull calf, 6 to 10 mos.;
Also, small truck load of
baled shucks. William B.
Richardson. RFD 1, McIntyre.

Want 1000 dairy type calves
4-10 days old. Holstein or
Holstein cross preferred,
will pick up once each
week at your place, from Aug.
1 to Jan. 1. Write your lo-
cation and price for what you
have. Will contact you if
price is right. Hoyt Carey,
Box 194, Royston.

Want cow with young calf
or to freshen soon. Must be
gentle and easy to manage.
Mrs. L. W. Smith, Stephens.







Want 1 or 2 mare horses
that will ride and can plow
garden and small patches and
bred, wt. about 800-900 lbs.
J. D. Webb, 166, Soperton.
(within 50-75 mi. of Soper-
ton).

Will board saddle mare or
gelding for use of mare. Will
dry feed, will take suitable
horse through the winter. A.
W. Hudgins, 742 Concord Rd.,
Smyrna, Ph. HE 5-7335.



Few mixed-Iron Clay cow-
peas, Germ. 88 pct., 2 pct.
hardseed, no noxious weeds.
$3.75 per bu. at farm. Erwin
V. Rush, (1 mi. S. of) Kath-

| leen, Hwy 247.



Indian corn seed, 91 pct.
germ., 35c cup; pop corn, 88
pet. germ, 25 cup; several
kinds gourd seed, 25c package.
Add postage. Mrs. W. E. Woot-
en, Rt. 2, Box 150, Camilla.



Horse pastured, 90 acres of
year round pasture, trails and
ring. Near new Covington
Expressway and Wesley
Chapel Rd., Linda_ Taber,
3513 Hyland Dr., Decatur,
Ph. BU 9-4011. : i



to 10 reg.





| Want from .



. Morris





70 bales Fescue hay, 65
per bale. Cannot deliver. D.

D. Still, Jr., Loganville, Ph.
826-2431. : :
100 tons choice quality

Coastal Bermuda hay, highly
fertilized, weed free. Cut and
baled without rain, $30.00 ton
at farm, 7 mi. N. of Tifton,
Hwy. 41. Henry Rigdon, Rt.
4, Tifton, Ph. 382-2985.

Wheat and rye straw, bright,
no rain, $20.00 ton. Harry
Willson, Rt. 1, Albany, Ph.
436-5654.

Cc oastal Bermuda hay
(highly fertilized) for sale in
field at farm located 5 mi.

North of Blakely on Hwy. 27,

$18.00 ton until further notice.
Contact before sending truck.
Can arrange trucking on 8 to
10 ton loads at extra cost. Mrs.

Evelyn Ss. Gee, Blakely, Ph.

4454.

Pure Coastal Bermuda, Fes-
cue and Clover, mixed grass-
es, sq. bales, put on poundse
with high protein content. W.
S. Chandler, c/o Tara Farms,
Rt. 1, Calhoun, Ph. MA 9-2984,

Oat and Millet hay in sq.
bales, $35.00 ton, at farm;
Also, Duroe gilts, 6 mo. old,
best of bloodlines, $50.00 ea.,
Marvin Newsome, Jordan Mill
Rd., Sandersville.



1962 crop hay, Coastal Ber-
muda, Lespedeza, Rye grass,
Ciover and Fescue, 50c bale,
$20.00 ton at field or 65c bale,
$25.00 ton at barn. Cecil H.
Travis, c/o Pine Crest Acres,
Riverdale, Ph. 461-4862.

Hay, sq. bales, all fertilized
very highly, $35.00 ton or

$1.00 bale: also., crushed hay

with molasses, $55.00 ton.
James H. Kent, Rt. 2. Powder
Springs, Ph. 943-3071. 4

Good clean hay, cured with-
out rain, cut a few wks. ago,
50c bale, $25.00 ton; about 150
bales Sericea, cut while green
and tender, some Fescue. C.
H. Ward, Rt. 1, Rush Chapel
Rd., Adairsville.

Game & Fowl

FOR SALE









Bobwhite quail eggs, $10
C.; day old birds, $20.00 C.

Birds all ages. Per. 110. Wil-

lie Gaultney, P. O. Box 36,
Reynolds, Ph. TI 7-4555.

Dutch Belt pedigree rab=-
bits, 3 does, buck, some young
plus one doe chinchilla type,
plus cages, six individual out-
door wire bottom and fronts,
in 2 sections, $25.00 for all.
Cannot ship. Robert Van
Slaars. 733 Fair Oaks Dr., Ma-
con, Ph. SH 2-5045 (no collect

calls).













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PAGE six



Game and Fowl

FOR SALE



Northern Bobwhite quail
eggs, $15.00 C.; day old chicks,
$25.00 C.; started birds, 4 = 6
wks, 55 ea., 6-8 wks. old 70c
ea.; mature flight conditioned
birds ready for release, $1.00
ea. in lots of 100 or more;
Eastern wild turkeys, 6 - 8
wks old, $4.50 ea.; 8-10 wks,
$5.50 ea.; 12 - 14 wks., (ready
for release) $6.50 ea. Leroy
Johnson, Rt. 2, Cordele, Ph.
925-4044. Per. 125. _

N. Z. W. rabbits, both young
and breeding stock, of show
type and winners. Calif. does
and bucks 6 - 8 wks. and Sr.
as well as young, Dutch black
and chocolate young Jrs. does
and bucks also, Sr. breeding
stock, $1.25 and up according



to age and type. D. A. Free-
~ man, Rt.

1, Conley, Ph, MA
7-4948.

White King pigeons, $3.00
pr. Jack Crowder, c/o Melody
Brook Farm, RFD 3, Windy
EAE. Rd., Marietta, PL. HE 5-

6 pr, Del J ames sex linked
pigeons working and several
odd ones, for sale or will ex-
change the lot for 8 mates
pairs of guineas. H. G. Young,
P. O. Box 858, Thomasville.

Northerh Bobwhite quail
eggs, $17.00 C. del; Baby
quail $25.00 C, will del. 400
or more; 8 wks. old quail, $70
C. will sell 400 or more. Eggs







are clean, fresh, not over 4

days old when shipped, from
aoe ae unrelated stock. Per.



MARKET BULLETIN

Homing banded pigeons,
this year hatch, $1.00 ea.; mat-
ed prs. $1.50 ea., Richard Rus-
sell, 3477 Ivy Rd,, N. E., At-
lanta 4, Ph. CE 7-2948.

Fancy pigeons, 2 pr. black
Nuns, $5.00 pr.; Pr. red Hel-
ae $4.00; 2 youngsters $2

; odd cock, $1.50; pr. Black
einipebers, $4, 00; odd black
Trumpeter cock, <0 50% 2 pr.
black Mookee, $4.00 pr.; sev=
eral pr. yellow - red and. black
saddle Fan Tails, good mark-
ed birds, $8.00 pr.; others not
such good marks, $5.00 pr.
Wade Malcolm, P. O. Box 209,
Fitzgerald.

Entire stock of N. Z. white
rabbits, some of best in south,
matured does wt. up to 11%
lbs., most of them bred, $8. 00
ea.; matured bucks, $7.50 ea.;
few juniors $2.00 up. R. La-
mar Brantley, Rt. 2, Box 79,
Wrightsville.

Purebred N. Z. white ide
and does, $10.00 and up to
$20.00 for selectively bred
steck, 11 yrs. breeding, no in=-
bred or cross bred culls. C.
W. Page, 149 North Ave. N.E.
Atlanta, Ph. TR 4-6452. :







23 rare breed chickens, 2-3
lbs. ea., 2 mo. old, also, 23
black Minorcas pullets 3 wks.
old, ers ~ waterers; 150
ft. roll new poultry wire, $40
for lot or trade for heifer or
male calf of equal value. Mrs.
Annie McCann,.RFD 4, La-
Grange.

About 60 S. C. red Pullets,
11 wks. old, large, healthy and
growing, egg record of 300
eggs pr. yr. F. O. B. my place
$1.25 ea. Heke Seay. Rt. 2,
3917 Panthersville Rd. El-
lenw

25 New Hampshire pullets
about 8 wks. old, best offer
gets; also, mule for sale cheap.
B. B. Strange, Rt. 4, Swains-
boro,

5 Silver Laced Wyandottes,
4 pullets and one eockerel, $4.
Pullorum and fowl typhoid
clean. Susan Snider, 2273
Whites Mill Rd., Decatur, Ph.
BU 9-8463.

12 White Pekin ducks, 2
grown, $1.75 ea.; 10 half
grown, $1.25 ea. or swap for
flying Mallard ducks, Luther
Coe, Jr., Rt. 2, Fayetteville,
Ph, 964-7323.











1960 - 61 hatch breeder
quail, up to 10 and 1/8 ounc-
es or 4 oz. larger than aver-
age. Imp. 42 yrs. Order eggs
early. Per. 27. Also, will pay
$10. 00 pr. for unrelated su-

prove mine. Free color
photos and state wt. Cert. of
Champions. William. A. Tho-
mas, Box K., Mark Bidg. At-
lanta, Ph. MU 8- 0866.

Poultry





123. Cash, RL 2,
Wrightevilie. FOR s ALE
Northern Bobwhite quail | pureprea Buff Cochin Ban

@fgs, 18c ea., or $15.00 C Day

old birds, 25 ea.; 30ce, 1 wk.
old. Priced according to age,

a birds shipped collect. Per..

A. N. Reeve, 7866 Roswell
Ba. aan i, Dunwoody.,

: 993- -4020.



4 Peafowl hens, 3 yrs. old,
2 Peacocks, 3 and 6 yrs old.
Willie Bab Walters, Vienna.

Northern Bobwhite quail,
all ages and quail eggs rea-



sonably priced; Also, few |
_ pair, now laying fertile epgs, |
for sale. Eggs hatched on)

shares. Per. 52. Joe Linkous,
4011 Briareliff Rd., N. E., At-
Janta 6, Ph. 634- 7416,

Northern Bobwhite quail, 2
wks. old, 35 ea., eannot ship
until 4 wks. old. Ringneck
Doves $4.00 pr.; White Doves,
$5.00 pr., express collect:

Quail eggs 15c ea., send money

order. Miss Eve Wallace, 716
Myrtle St., N. E., Atlanta 8.

White King pigeons, choice,
selected and banded mated
prs., producers of 16 - 20
squabs pr. yr, linebred. Pri-
ces as follows: Single pr. $7.50;
3 pr., $20.00; 5 pr. $30.00; 10
pr., $50, 00; 20 pr., $90.00 and
24 or more pr., $4, 00 pr.; Al-
s0, some choice young hens
and cocks, mating age, $1.00
ea., J. Beaton, P. O. Box 897,
Waycross.



tams, 13 roosters, $1.50 ea.;
16 hens, $2.00 ea.; 20 Ban-
tam chicks, same breed, not

50 mi. if sold in one lot. Cur-
tis Murphy, 601 E. Monroe,
St. Thomasville.

Araucanus chickens, laying
pink, turquoise, green and
olive green eggs,
$12.00 trio, express collect;
hatching eggs, assorted colors,
$4.00 doz., insured parcel post.
(Reduced prices until Sep. Ist



\only). Mrs. Addie A. Edwards, |
716 Myrtle St., N. E., Atlanta |

8, TR 4-5152.

2 young roosters anee
enough for service, $3.00 a.,
or both for $5.00; 6 spring
hatched cockerels, wis. about
2 Vs. ea., $1.50 ea., or 2, $2.50.
All fine healthy birds, from
purebred, unrelated dark Cor-

|nish. Shipped express collect.
Some cheaper here at place. |

Selected hatching eggs from
same stock, $2.50, 16. M r s.
Maude Granger, Reidsville.

4 youns B. B. red old Eng:
lish game roosters 75 @a.;



rabbits, $1.50 up or trade for



perior Bobwhite to further im-|

sexed, 4 wk old, 35 ea. Ship |
Ph, | XPress collect, on del. within

$8.00 pr.:|
"1 $3.00 ea.,

also, black and tortoise Dutch |



4 white Emden geese, 1
grey Toulouse, 8 mo., $2 ea.,
at my home. Mrs. C. H. Law-
son, Rt. 3, Brownsville Rd.,
Lithonia, Ph. 482-6886.



3 Jap Silkie roosters, excel-

lent stock, $2.00 ea; N. Z.
white rabbit, good stock. one
yr. old, come after, $3.00. Mrs.
Ruby Blankenship, 1668
Campbellton Rd., S. W., at
Poole Dr., S. W., Atlanta 11,

18 Bantam hens and 4 roos-
ters, 75 ea., or will take less
for lot, will not ship. Jimmy
McClure, Marietta, Ph. 427-
4982.

2 trios Rhode Tana red
Bantams, Boswell strain, all
birds from choice show stock
and are excellent layers and
setters, $12.00 trio or first
$20.00 takes both trios; Also,
few very nice Black Rose-
comb Bantams. No C.O.D. or
collect calls. Will ship. Joe
Stahlkuppe, 2455 Union Rd.,
ie Atlanta 11, Ph. 344.

Greenhead Mallard aake:
Robert Kennedy,





Guyton.



Several cross Weea indian |

Cornish game black barred
cockerels, 2-1/2 mos. old. T.
D. Fussell, Jr., Rt. 1, Rhine.



hen with 11 little turkeys, $7.

Mis. Jack Love, Rt. 4 Fitz-)
gerald, (2 mi. No. of Mystic). 1



Show type Bantams, pr. An-
conas, trio B. B. Red Games,
trio B. B. Brown Leghorns,
trio Blacktail Japs,

ship. Roy Maddox, Rt. 1,

Peachtree Rd., Lawrenceville, i

Ph. 3-3887,

Half grown pullets in these
breeds: Brandenberry, Red-
quill, Whitehackle = hatch,
Albany Roundhad, all $1.50



game birds or fame hbirdjea.; Also, 2 buff Orpington
brooder. Bob Phillips, 514 (show type) Bantam. roosters,
Rocksprings Rd. N. EH. At=|$2.00 ea. Lockheed Bell, 2677
lanta 9, Ph. TR 4=1270. N.



Pharr Rd., E., Atlanta 17.



mailed to you.



Marks & Brands Registration

At the 1955 session of the General Assembly the marks and
brands law was amended to provide for registration with the Com-
missioner of Agriculture your mark or brand of livestock.

If you desire to register your mark or brand, you may write
our Department for application, and all necessary forms will be

There is no cost for this registration except the recording fee
to the Ordinary of the County in which your cattle are located.

PHIL CAMPBELL,
Commissioner of Agriculture







Poultry.

WANTED

Want Silver Sanned |
Hamburgs and white Cochin
bantams (young or old). B. C.
Blair, Jr.,
Rd., Rt. 1 Conley, Ph. MA 7-
9655.

Want. 3 Chinese
James. Buckins, Soperton. __

Want to buy 1 or 2 settings
of Shawneck game or blue
game eggs. M. C. Henderson,
Rt.-5; Austell,

Miscellaneous |:

FOR SALE











2 acres fine tomatoes, also
1 acre fine okra, will be ready
last week of July. Sell by lb.,

way, 2215 Sieene ads
eatur, Ph. BU 9-1374

Country cured, hickory
smoked meats. Hams size 10-
20 lbs., 85c 1b.; shoulders,
size 10-15 Ibs., 55c lb.; sides,
10-18 Ibs., 50c lb; smoked
sausage, 69 Ib. All meat
guaranteed apeinst spoilage.
Mrs. Louise T. Pope, Box 5,
Dexter.

Martin gourds, 18 to 20 in.,
25c; 21-22 in., 35c; 24-30 in.,
50c ea.; dipper gourds 2B ea.
Mrs. W. E. Wooten, Rt. 2, Box
150, Camilla. _

Hen house "poultry fertiliz-
er by the sack or pick up
truck. W. W. Cheek, Rt. 2
Loganville,











hounds 8, $1.; peppermint,
spearmint, 50c doz., garlic
bulbs, $1.50 C.; ee 12,
$1.25. Mrs. F. . Eaton, Rt.
1, Dahlonega. _ See

Shade dry sage and dry

dry, hot pepper, 30c dt.

Rt. 1, Royston.

o acres Black Diamond



or will sell field. W.
rick, Winder, Ph. 867-2529.

_ Jumbo gourd seed
long neck, also, ornamental, 3
doz. 25c with stamped, ad-
dressed. are 5. or=
don, Rt. 1, Adel.





W. Hudgins, 742. Concord



20 min., $100. M. G.



bunch; 3, 60c; sassafras, queen

gourd seed, 25 pk. and

man Long, Rt. 5, Ellijay. _
Faney. grad, new crop, x-

tractd honey, excellent fla-|



vor, 10 ib. vat Ryebae parece]
post, $3.25. . Kerkland,
BOR eiaWH



Rabbit fo ee Bored
ready to load, bring your
truck and get. what. ee want,
75c bu. or all for 50 bu. C.
W. Page, 149 North Ave., N.
#., Atlanta 8, Ph. TR 4- 6452.

~ Golden sal 20 a:; multi:
plying red onions for fall
planting, $1.00 gal, Spear-
mint, Tanzy, .3, 25., white
arrow, old fashion Colonie
plant, 3, 50c., Weeping Mary,
50e bunch. Stamped enve-
lope, Add postage, Mrs. Pres-
Jy Fowler, Rt. 2, Ellijay.

335 fine sound 6 ft.. locust
posts for sale. J. G. Mooney,
Rt. B, Ellijay.

White chickn fed sacks
hice smooth cloth no letters,
25c ea. plus pestage. Will
ship Ge O. D., prompt ship-
ment. Mrs. Mae hg ses Rt.
2; Blairsville; :

Afrieah Monster gourd sed
(Worlds largest) 7 x 8 ft. 28
seed, $1.00; Indias King

bra. (like huge snakes) 7 ft.





3025 Bouldercrest |.

ie

5 shell,

basket or- patch. Pat Gasa- |



Catnip, lemon palm, hhoar- | Mar

jeatnip 30 qt. or $1. gal; red,
Of |=
$1. gel, Mrs. Leilar Phillips,

watermelons, ready for trucks |
H. Pat- |

Used pony sadalle, $20., wed
O3 sone tare 6500 cnn ae an English saddle, $70.
Rd., Smyrna, Ph. HE 5- = 7335. | :

Pony art and. harness, like |;
new, used 4 Bee for about]
Kinard, |
4949 Net nee - Dunwoody |
Rd., N.E. Atlanta 5, Ph. BL d= |
cannot 3087. _

Cas Beal peppermint, 2Be |

of ectie: May apple, yel= | 4
low root, yellow dock, wild) vil
cherry bark, alder bark, rats-|
pane, each 4 Ib. lardbox full,|._ V
$1. plus 30 postage: Martin | -

stamped nvelope. Mrs. Fre-

Calif. multi
50c per start and
addressed envelop
Malachi Smith, Rt.
ville. ;

Western saddle, blac
cond. $27.50. Mrs. J
OConnor, Rt. 3, Ter
Dr., Marietta, Ph. 427-
Second hand jumpin
dle, 7M size, $20.0

in da Benson, c/o
| Farms. 6821 Peachtre
N. &,

35 1b. Frotehers, lar
25e ae 3

M. F, Gaddis, Box iba
man,

1961 ercp a

WANTED.

Wank Good sonolae
bell. Dr. Mahdah Love, !
Retreat, Lakemont.

Want large spe kled
der peas (dried).
of weavils. Dr, upel
Bramblett, Cumming.

Want good used we
roping ete: i

ge preferably wi
{ me bridle in ee cond.
olds, } Nowreet

; f 0 ente: po

locust, eypress or Gedar. .
R. Worley, ne Ston
Tell ly itt Se

and | 8 OX

Ww igs ioe canning,
| or re bu. Near Milledgevi
jat $3.00 bu. Mrs. C. H. Tas
{1807 Vinson Hwy., Milind
ville, Ph. 2-3197.

Want nice printed

ee to By us
shaker in Bo
erry, Box Sa, Cadwell

Handicrafts

FOR SALE
" Checheled baby Bootie

solid white or white wit
biue, green, yellow, pink tr

or solid colors, i
nyloh, $1. per

Clower, Rt. 3,.

; oo yess ties | C

ambskin moceasi

pink, blue, All eine

laced and emb i

ao toad. wet saat Watkins
0s ipa rs ar.Watkin:
t 3, New. Bente Calhoun

6 ih all aes heat d pla
d bill pai
mee ieee ee

11 piece its Breen and,
piece chair a Set;
tee _table- wer a
pice, croc oe
and sqtiar, BF it

ter piece, $2. Bo hot pot hol
ers, 3 for

Maty T

enuin





| long, 2 seed; $1:00; Indian wif
beaier dipper, dis fag, s sole

Martin, a
3 =

00. 3






























ea. Add postage. Ed-
, Rt. 3, Calhoun.

trimmed cotton
50c ea., or 5 for $2.;
ders, 15c ea., or 5 for}
BAMutts, | (200. Ca.,
. Thompson, Rt. 1,

gm aprons, 50c ea; emb.
scarves with crochet-
ge 50c ea.; pillow cases,
with crocheted edge,
set.. Add postage. Mrs.
ajor Rt. 7, Gainesville.



eted baby _ bootees,
r closed toe, pink, blue,

reen, yellow, with col-
$1.00 pr. Mrs. H. B
t. 3, Lawre















































ge size emb. pillowcases,
pr.; ladies bonnet, $1.35;
~ crown bonnets, $1.65;
rons, 75; bib aprons,
clothes pin aprons, 75c;
resses, 1 to 6 yr., $2.00;

aprons, $1.00; pot hold-
Mrs. A. L. Hudgins,
Temple.



rge quilt tops, made of
new print scraps, some by

, some string tops, 80 by
Mrs. P. E. Traylor, Re-

te crocheted bcotees
ed in pink, blue, yellow.
reen, 75 pr.; also, bibs
match, both $1.00; white
cheted lace for pillowcases,
pr.; Crocheted pot hold-
1.00 ea. Add _ postage.
H. H. Robinson, Rt. 1

cheted bedspread, cream
d, pep corn trimming,
in Diamond shape, full.
ize, $50.00. Mrs. Glynn
ps, Rt. 3, Carrollton,

2 yrds. of fancy, all
ingle, tatting, 35e yd.
No checks. Mrs. G. .
on, Rt. 3, Box 155 Millen.

ull size cotton ruffled bed-
ads, asst. cols. and 2-
s, $4.50 ea.; novelty pot
ers, 25c ea.; 6 $1.00;
ty aprons, 75 ea. 2, $1.25;
dish towels, 35c ea.; 3,
0. Add postage. Mrs,
man Long, Rt. 5, Box 50,
Yy.

ouble Bed size quilt tops,

odd fellow, other design,
0 ea., Step Around Moun-
, $4.00 ea, Add postage,
Mittie Roper, Rt. 1, Can-

ft. all, leather hand plait-
bull whips, $4.00 PP. Earl
ckey, Blackshear.






road cloth pillow eases,
. crocheted, $1.25 ea,, Emb,.
0 pr.; Small aprons, 3, $1;
50c ea., large 75c; Old
nm bonnets, $1,00; Little
s bonnets, 75, dish towels,
, $1.00. Mrs, Nell Bennett,
2, Box 311, Buford.

ell made print aprons,
d- material, large size,
ht colors, 50e ea, plus











by Rd., S. E., Atlanta 15.
New Silk and synthetic



p, pieced in 12 in, squares,



, Rt. 2, Cave Springs.



bl, bed size quilt tops, Tu-
lip top, bright Tulips; green
stems, on white, $4.00 ea.;
Postage stamp top, over 1500
Dieces to ea. top $3.00 ea. Add
stage. Mrs. J. G. Austin, Rt.
Tifton,












enter pieces cro. 1 in.
m., 50 ea.; large pillow-
ses with cro. and emb. trim,
0 pr.; Also, hand painted
loweases, $2.00 pr.; Large
edspread, $35.00; De-
) WSe op ole

$1.50

.













tage. Mrs. I. A, Scott, 1570

Girls cotton dresses bright
colors, $1.25 ea., 2, $2.00;
hand emb. pillowcases heavy
bleach, $1.50 set, hand emb.
unbleached pillowcases, heavy
$1.25. Mrs. Lucey Musson, 7
Steven St., Summerville.



Hand woven, multicolored
pot holders, 24c ea., 5, $1.00,
p. p. Miss Emily Rosie, Rt. 1,

Box 81, Washington.



Quilt tops, aprons, pot hold-
ers. Mrs. J. O. Bradly, 1862
Dunlap Ave., East Point, Ph.
PO-1~-2351.

Tatted border handker-
chiefs, $1.35 and $1.50; Doi-
lies, $2.50,; emb. flowers and
butterflies, tatted trim vanity
set, $2.40; white dimity, bid
aprons, good size, tatted trim,
$1.60; cro. baby shoes, rib-
bon trim, $1.05. Mrs. G. Tay-
ler, 421, Wilson, Ave., Bre-
man.





Crocheted vanity sets, 3 pes.
with matching doily, $3.00;
matching dresser runners, 16

|x 36 in., $3.50 ea.; 21 in. doi-
*| lies, $2.00

in white, beige,
ecru or trimmed. All del. Mrs.
Ida Sullivan, 232 Maple St.,
Carrollton. :

Pilloweases of bleached
sheeting with cro. blue birds,
wild rose, or colonial girl, $2
pr.; aprons 65c ea.; rose or
Pansy doilies, $1.50 ea.; cro..
vanity sets, $1.00 set; 3 pe.
ere. chair and sofa back sets,
$3.50 set. No checks or stamps.
Dura Bradley, Rt. 2, Waco.

Cro. Doilies, 11 in. star
doily, 50c ea.; 3, $1.50, red or
white; 13 in candy dish doily
75c ea.; 3, $2.00; 18 in. multi-
col. doily, $2.00 ea.; 3, $5.00;
one 15 in. doily, $1.25; one
18 x 18 white T. V. doily done
in Irish cro. $2.50; 10 doilies,
$7.50. Mrs. Sherman L.
Adams, 1018 Purino Dr.,
Gainesville. :



Goards custom made to or-
der, fruit bowls, sewing bas-
kets, ete., finishes of polished
wax, enamels and varnishes,
$10.00 up. Lefty Morgan, Rt.
4, Waycross,

Aprons without bibs, well
made prints and solids, tram.
Med, 3, $1.00 and 25c postage.
Miss Agnes Howard, 4184
Bankhead Hwy. Rt. 2, Mable-
ton.

2 Dutch dolls, Sun Flower,
and Morning Glory quilts, $10
ea.; string and strip quilts,
$4.50 ea. 50c postage on ea.;
6 stripe quilts $25.00 plus
postage. Mrs. Delia Sapping-
ten, Rt. 8, Gainesville.

Dbl. size bed quilts, poppy
quilt, red; tulip quilt, red;
Poinsettia quilt, red; Sunflow-
er quilt, yellow. All have
yellow centers, green leaves
and stems, appliqued on white
sheeting outlined with match-
ing threat, hand quilting, bind-
ing around edge, cotton pad-
ded, $12.00 ea. Mrs. W. C.
Maney, Rt. 2, Lula.

Med, size aprons with poc-
ket 50c ea. or 5, $2.25; Aprons
cut by pattern, $1.00; med.
size dresser scarves, $1.00;
vanity sets, $1.00. Add post-
age. Mrs. Maver Estep,





for $16.00. S. E. Barry, Room

5 white muslin,

worth, Dalton.
Aprons,

nice material

Woodstock.

erepe sacque and cap

blue;



| divisions or bunches,
























137 |
Auburn Ave., LaGrange. e
2 capes, one white, one blue, jf
made of nylon thread, has deep |%
fringe, cord tie with ball on
each end of tie, to wear or for |}
bed jacket. $8.00 ea. or botn|

311 B., Redmond Rd., Battey |}
| State Hospital, Rome.
rayon, nylon ete.) erazy quilt | dbl. bed |f
size, appliqued quilt tops, one |
turkey and pumpkin, 2 pine |j
trees with emb. snow balls on |
trees and 2 Marys fans, as- |

sorted colors, $6.50 ea. Mrs.ig
:| Trey Staten, Box 65, Chats-/

75e ea.;.2, $1.00; 1%
very small aprons, 25c ea., all|

Add _ postage; | i
pot holders, limited quantity. |{
2, 45c. Mrs. Oma Reece, Rt. 1, |f

Cro. baby bootees cotton, $1/#
pr.; nylon, $1.25, white asst. |
color trims; rayon and dacron |
sets, |
$1.50 set, in white, pink and |}
white flannel sacques, |&
asstd. color, cro. trims 75c ea, |#
diaper shirts, baby checks and |



EGY Ree pee

3 dbl. bed size patch work
quilt tops: dbl. rose, $9.00;
wild rose, $8.00; umbrella
girl, $8.00. Mrs. Clara Big-

ham, Box 69 Chattsworth Rd., |

Dalton.



Flowers

FOR SALE

CORRECTION

CORRECTION: Bearded
Iris, mixed colors, 15, $1.00;
King Alfred Daffodils, 12 $1;
mixed Daffodils, 20, $1.00;
Peppermint plants, 12 small
$1.00,
plus 35 postage for each or-
der. Per. 57. Miss Ruth Un-
derwood, Rt. 3, Conyers.

EVENTS
SALES

JULY 31 Purebred York-
shire Sale Laurens
County Agricultural Center,
Dublin, Ga. 15 boars, 15
bred gilts, 30 brei gilts
from herd of late Albin
Maret. Herd now owned
by Pierce R. English, c/o
Rocky Comfort Farms, War-
renton, Ga. e







AUG. 6 and 7 (Monday and
_ Tuesday) Valdosta (Lown-
des County) Tom Hewitt
Pony and Horse Auction
Sale Very large selec-
tion of using and breed-
ers, both Grade and Reg.
Ponies and Horses. Public

invited.

AUGUST 8th 1:00 P. M.
Georgia Spot Breeders Show
and Sale, Dublin, Georgia,
Selected Boars and Open
and Bred Gilts being of-
fored. For catalog or in-
formation write A. LaPorte,
Sec. - Treas., Cordele.

Farm Safety
_ Week
July 22-28




MARKET BULLETIN







Hep uu ae ue
MANAGEMENT AND CONSE!

WITH OTH!

ERS.

INDUSTRY ALONE EMPLOYS

INDU:
NEARLY 1400

_ FOREGTERS IN THE SQUTHY

TODAY'S INDUSTRIAL FORESTER
{S A_MAN OF MANY
RESPONSIBILTIES AND
A MANAGER IN THE
TRUEST SENSE

iN_ ADDITION TO PLANTING, GROWING,
PROTECTING AND HARVESTING

PERSONNE! ELA IS,
"ATION. WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT AND ;
THE PUL AND PAPER DEVELOPING KI >

PROFESSIONAL

















Counties Qualified for

Hog Cholera Eradication

~ Program

Baldwin Sumter
Bleckley Talbot
Bryan Tattnall
Dodge Telfair
Evans | Turner
Irwin Wheeler
Johnson Quitman
Lowndes Washington
Montgomery Terrell
Pulaski Wilkinson























right one.

SICKNESS IN ANIMALS

The office of our state chemist frequently receives re-
quests to analyze samples of feed believed to contain sub-
stances causing sickness or death in farm animals or poultry.

These requests come from people such as the farmer, a
county agent, a veterinarian, etc., and quite often have very
little information for us to proceed on.

In order for the state chemist to intelligently tackle
such a problem, he needs certain information.
before a sample of such feed is sent, a veterinarian should be
consulted. In case of death, an autopsy should be performed
to determine whether death was caused by a disease or a toxic
substance. In the experience of the state chemists office,
the feed is rarely ever to blame.

if the veterinarian decides that it is a toxic substance, he
should indicate what he thinks it is. Otherwise, the chemis-
try laboratory may run numerous tests and still not hit on the
In addition to the veterinary report, the feed
guarantee tag should always be enclosed with the sample.
Quite often there are various
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