Farmers and consumers market bulletin, 1962 October 24

as Georgia

Marke

Phil Campbell,



Farmers

Bulletin

Commissioner








































> Acre Exemption

llowed On Wheat

By WILLIAM LANIER
fate Executive Director, ASCS

An amendment to the U. S. Food

d Agriculture Act has been passed by

2 recent session of Congress which is

particular interest to Georgia wheat
ers.

he amendment provides for a 15

exemption for 1963 to all wheat
wers, This means that any Georgia
er may plant up to 15 acres of wheat
ut incurring marketing penalties.
ever, this means he will not be eligi-
or government price support or to
ticipate in the wheat stabilization pro-

he amendment provides for the re-
ement of the full 15 acre exemp-
on wheat as it existed in 1961 and
years.

ny small farm with allotment of
han 15 acres may plant up to 15

without marketing quota penalties
963.

This applies to the marketing quota
gram only.



upanese Beetle
guses Quarantine

e U. S. Department of Agriculture
recently placed a quarantine on the
nties listed below due to the Japanese
e infestation.

Therefore, in order to ship plants from
of these counties it is necessary to
ain federal certification tags for all
pments of plants. These tags may be
ained from the U. S. Department of
iculture, Plant Pest Control Branch,
251, East Point; Georgia. The State
tment of Agriculture, Entomology
ion, 19 Hunter Street, S. W., At-
3, Georgia, will also be happy to as-
obtaining these tags.

Fulton
Hall
Lumpkin

ton

Stephens
Union
White

Georgia





Black Shank Infests
34 Georgia Counties

Active Black Shank infestations have
been found in 34 Georgia counties. Due
to the highly contagious nature of this
costly tobacco disease all farms on which
infestation has been reported have been
placed under State Department of Ag-
riculture quarantine. In two counties,
Decatur and Grady, the infestation has
generally spread throughout the entire
county making it necessary to place both
of these counties under total quarantine.

Tobacco plants produced on infested
farms may only be used on the farm on

ATLANTA, GEORGIA, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1962



Tobacco farmers
Grady counties may grow their own to-
bacco plants but may not pass these plants
fcr use outside their county.

NUMBER 8

in Decatur

which they are produced. Farmers with
infestation may grow their
but these plants must not be passed on
to any other farmer.

own plants

and

Below is a list of the counties infested
with Black Shank and the number of
farms infested within the county.











ALENDAR

30 Wildlife Management Short
Course, ABAC, Tifton.

1 Pecan Short Course, ABAC,

Oct.











Nov.
Tifton.

Nov. &6 Tobacco Short Course, ABAC,
Tifton.

Noy. 7 Risks That Can Bankrupt and
How to Handle Them, ABAC,
Tifton.

Nov. 8 Broiler Short Course, ABAC,
Tifton.

Nov. 9 Egg Production Short Course,
ABAC, Tifton.

Nov. 13 Forestry Short Course, ABAC,

Tifton.





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MIT NUMBER





ADVERTISEMENT OR
TURNED TO YOU.

County No. of Farms County No. of Farms
Appling iL Grady General
Atkinson : ck Irwin 3
Bacon 12 Lanier 3
Berrien 13 Luwndes 6
Brooks 1 Mitchell 19

Bryan a Montgomery Bede
Bulloch 76 Pierce 3
Candler 1 Tattnall 48
Clinch - Telfair 9
Coffee ey, Thomas 6
Colquitt Bue aC TEE 20
Cook 3 Toombs 15
Jeff Davis 3 Treutlen 1
Decatur General Ware 18
Dougherty it Wayne 2
manuel 6 Wheeler 4
Evans 52 Worth 4
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NATIONAL EDITORIAL







PHIL CAMPBELL

GEORGIA MARKET BULLETIN

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Farm Land

FOR SALE



Country home and rented

tenant house on 56 A. just 2
mi. from Greensboro, Mixed
hardwood and pine, pasture,
stream, lake site, pleasant
place to live, and handy to
work in Greensboro. Owner
will help finance. Mrs. J. H.
Finch, Rt. 2, Box 208, Greens-
boro.

Small farm, poultry or cat-
tle ranch of 30 A. in Harris
Co. Modern house, dbl. gar-
age, 3 chicken houses and
small barn. Vineyard, pecans,
pasture, woodland, live stream,
nice location in wonderful
community with churches and
school. Corner of J. and
streets in Pine Mt. Valley.
Wayne McComb, Rt. 2, Ham-
jlton, Ph. MA 8-4661.

200 A. all under fence for

cows, one 6 R
: barns, pig parlor,
farrowing house, 2 stocked
fish ponds, school bus route
by house, near Blythe, 20 mi.
from Augusta; also 149 A., 5
R. house, one 4 R. house and
one barn, terms if desired.
Paul A. Templeton, Hephzi-
bah, Ph. 692-4055.

35 A. in Clayton County,
some saw timber and pulp-
wood, large ereek and branch,
3/4 mi. from paved hwy. Mrs.
T. C. Jones, Rt. 2, Box 1060,
Hampton, Ph. 4111.

120 A. good land in Carroll
Co., 7 mi. So. Bowdon, % mi.
from church, store and hwy.
100. 100 A. used for cattle,
3% A. set to pines, 5 yrs.,
saw timber, cotton allotment,
house built in 1945, asbestos,
9 rooms, 2 porches, carport,
pump in well, brick
m = B. T. Thornton, Rt.





A... toa. in pteans and
es, 5 R. house and barn

zuto, RFD 1, Hawkinsville,
Ph. TW 2-2464.

250 A. farm on state hwy.
96. 2 mi. E. of Geneva, Ta
bot Co., 30 mi. from Colum:
bus. 65 A. open farm_ land

bal. in young pines and orig='

inal hardwood. Sandy loam
soil, sandy clay _ subsoil.
pond sites. Ideal location fo
eattle farm or general far
ing. Hallie E. Fuller, Geneva.

10 A. farm 8 mi. N, of
Gainesville, just off 23 Hwy.
5 R. dwelling wired for stove,
chicken house, barn, spring,
land partly cleared, $1,700.
$1,000. down, bal. on terms.
Mrs. Frances Williamson, Rt.
1. Hwy. 323, Gillsville,

29 A. land for poultry and
grape vines, which the coun-
ty agent can advise procedure,
2 poultry houses, with bulk
feed bins, fully automatic
feeders, waterers, 25 ae
Wood gas brooders, drilled
well, for chickens, hens, for
modern dwelling. Houses hold
20,000 broilers or 6,000 lay-
ers on school bus route, 6 mi.
from Gainesville. Reasonable
offer and terms considered. R.
Ler Van Leer, Rt. 4, Gaines-
ville.

30 A. land, 20,000 cap. poul-
try houses, fully automatic,

J.|or can be used for layers,

deep drilled well gives plen-
ty of water, straight line tele-
phone, enough acreage if you
wish grapes to be grown,
county agent can advise on
this new project, modern
dwelling. good all weather
road, school bus passes door.
Terms can be arranged. J.
Filmore, P. O. Box 207, Gain-
esville.

98 A. land, situated Harris
Co., on Old River Road, corn-
er plot, approx. midway be-
tween West Point and Co-
lumbus. Large bearing pecan
trees; excellent well of wat-
er, improved by large dwell-
ing in need of some renair,
1/4 mi. on gravel road to
pavement, $5,000. Karl O.
Dayhoof, Box 95, RFD l,
Hamilton.

100 A. fenced and _ cross
fenced, mostly young pine
timber, some open land. Some
bottom land with one large
stream and one small stream,
frontage on paved_ road.
Borders city limits. City wa-
ter, lights, phone, located %







large frontage. Sam Riz-

mi. of Co. courthouse, school
ana sites. Ideal bldg. and
lake site, $65. A. also terms
if desired. B. M. Moen, Ham-
ilton, Ph. MA 8-4478:

109 A. farm, good lake
site, new 4 room home, on
paved road, natural gas line,
near Campbell store, one mi.
from new 4-lane route, Jack-
son Co. Raymond Evans,
Hoschton.

352 A. farm, located 6 mi.
BE. of Griffin, on paved hwy.
16. 200 A. in open land with
60 A. in Fescue, valuable tim-
ber, 4 streams with excellent
lake sites. 4 bdrm. residence,
4 tenant houses, 3 large barns
and many other bldgs. Com-
plete equip. if desired. $150.
A. Taylor B. Manley, Rt. 4,
Box 149, Griffin Ph. 5023.

50 A. land on state Rt. 92,
4 mi. N. of Fayetteville, about
40 A. under wire, one 4 R
house, $12,500. Geo. W. Wal-
lis, 1853 Center. Ave., East
Point, Ph. PO 1-1552. ;

200 A. farm land well tim-
bered, 4A. fish pond on land,
practically all fenced. 57 A
cultivated on paved hwy., 9
mi. E. of Hazlehurst. 2 good
dwellings, one 4-R., other 7-
R. bldg. Elec. lights, tele-
phone, 2 good tobacco barns
and other out bldgs. 4% A.
tobacco allotment, 7% A. cot-
ton allotment. Terms can be
arranged. L. M. Harrell, Rt. 1,
Hazlehurst.

202 1/2 A. good land, | lot
of saw timber and young tim-
ber, plenty of running water
for fish pond site, 40 or 50
A. can be cultivated, large
scuppernong vineyard, on
mail route, good dirt road, 1
mi, from paved road, about 2
mi. from Charing, 2 mi. from
Mauk, 3 mi. from Tazewell.
George Standridge. Ellaville.

2 good farms in Banks Co.,
3-3/4 mi. No. of Homer on
paved road, contains 618
or more. Will sell one or
both. Would make good cat-
tle farms. Ben Payne, Rt. 1,
Homer.

lexcept for sf
yards. Mrs. Inzy Watson, Rt.

land elec. in house. Near Elli-

A.| vated land, 2 barns,



One to 150 A. more or less
in tract in Fannin, Forsyth

and Gilmer counties, most all}

in timber. Easy terms, 6 pct.
per annum. Floyd J. Low-
man, Rt. 5, Ellijay.

30 A. open land for sale on
W. Washington Rd, East Point.
W. Allanson, 4137 W. Wash-
ington Rd. East Point, Ph.
PO 1-3462.

13.2 A. level rich land with
some timber, just outside town
of Grayson, natural gas, wat-
er, lights, phone in house, on
paved road. N. A. Jacobs,
Grayson, Ph. 843-7686.

10 or 15 A. land in N. Ga.,
Gilmer Co.. 3 mi. So. Ellijay,
Y% mi. of Hwy. 3, gravel road
a few hundred

3, Ellijay.

Small tractor of land on
Chatsworth hwy., 5 or 6 R.
house with attic, bath, water

jay. Mrs. Ida Fowler, Rt. 2,
Ellijay.

90 A. land in Dawson Coun-
ty, 80 pct. of this land can
be farmed with any kind of
machinery, plenty water,
some timber, .paved hwy.
through, on school bus anil
mail route by door, conven-
jent to churches. Paul V. Ta-
tum, Juno.

4 A. land, 10 ft. spring, 2
dwellinss, adjoining state
park reservation at Indian
Springs. Old Collier proper-
ty. Marguerite Fletcher, 480
Covington St., Jackson.

70 A. land in 14 52nd. dis-
trict of Emanuel Co. with 5
R. block and brick house, 2
porches, glassed in. 10 A. per-
manent pasture, 50 A. culti-
syrup
house, tobacco barn and deep
well, 3 A. fish pond that _has
never been fished. A. L. Hen=
TV Hie. wote







18 A. more or less farm, on
hwy. 136, 7 mi. N. Gainesville,
2 dwellings, one chicken house,
holds 6000 chicks, 3 wells,
pump in wells, sell for cash.
A. J. Daniel, Sr., Rt. 7, Gain-
esville.

206 A. land, 2 houses, 2

barns, 2 creeks, one on East
side and West side, lake site,

fruit trees, and growing tim-

ber. Mrs. Ruby Barksdale,
331 Hammond Dr., Griffin,
Ph. 8-1474 (after 6 p.m.)

One acre land, 210 ft. front
on paved road, from Powder
Springs to Hiram about half-
way, so. side of road, 30 rods
copper alloy fence, locust
posts, house with concrete as-
bestos siding, 5 R. house, en-
closed porch, incomplete bath,
good well water, near house,
county water available, fruit
trees, grapes, strawberries,
shade trees, ete., branch and
wooded. areas, as is, $4,750.
M. J. Smith, Rt. 2, Gibson
Place, Hiram. :

160 A. land located 7 mi.
West from Hogansville and 7
mi, East from Franklin, part
pulpwood and pulp timber.
Robert Dawson, Rt. 2, Box
186, Hogansville.





48 A. land, 2 miles from
Lavonia, 1 mi. from Lake
Hartwell. Fine for boating
and fishing. 38 A. pasture, 4
strands barbed wire fence

about 12 A. permanent pas-|G

ture, and 8 R. modern house
with central furnace heat,
spring in yard. O. P. Vandi-
ver, P. O. Box 92, Lavonia.

116 A. land, 2%% mi. W. of
Jefferson, plenty of running
water with 2 line branches, 2
story bldg. with barn and out
house. A. N. Blackstock, Rt.
1, Jefferson. ?

160 A. land, good 6 R. house,
bath, modern conveniences,
on paved road, good storm
cellar used for storage, 14 A.
permanent pasture, 2 A. fish
pond just restocked. Creek
runs across place and sev.
springs, growing timber on
place, most of land is fenced.
James C. Royal, Rt. 1, Junc-
tion City. :

32.2 A. land in Ideal, nice
4 R. dwelling and barn, elec.,
flowing artesian well, creek
running through middle of
farm, 17 A. in young pines,
some bearing pecan trees. M.
ar Box 125, Ideal, Ph.









360 A. farm land for sale,
150 A. jin cultivation, 150
in pasture and timber lands
with young timber, 4 dwell-
ings, 2 barns, other building,
telephone, mail, school bus
rt., near Baptist Church, run-
ning water, about 3 mi.. So.
of Gibson, on paved road.
Henry Shappard, P.O. Box
55, Gibson, Ph. 2841-2301.

25 A. land, 4 R. house just
rebuilt from ground, gas heat,
deep well, hot and cold wat-
er, good land located in How-
ard Co. Lewis Brown,
Howard.

33 A. cattle farm, 225 A.
grass, balance good _ timber,
42 in. woven. wire _ fence
around 300 A., cross fenced
into 5 pastures, spring water
in all pastures, creek across
farm, spring fed pond, 20
stall. farrowing house, 600
head hog parlow, 5,000 bale
hay barn, good tenant house,
priced to sell now. James FE.
a eal Hartwell, Ph. FR 6-

3 A. land in Pine Mt. Val-
ley, Harris Co., 3 bdrm. mod-
ern house, with garage and
barn, on new paved road,









mail and school bus route, 514
ni. E. of Hamilton, 3 mi. So.
Roosevelt state park and

la Cason Gardens. House has

ce, gas heat with

tnace, enclosed front

porches. Some peach
trees, $8.500., terms.
t. 2; Box 131,

A.| located in Pickens Co.,

mostly eza, r
barns, destr
jand 51 0

vill



100 A. land more or less
few
hundred yards of state hwy.
on front with good gravel
road running through, On
school and mail route, elec.,
phone available. Covered with
young, mostley pine, timber
except about 5 A. in Alfalfa.
Good creek with plenty fish,
runs through, no bldgs., but
excellent place for bldg. about
7 mi. from big Government
lake that is now underway.
Bill Hyde, Rt. 2, Box 84, Jas~
per, Ph. 692-3708.

3 A. land, new 5 room house,
bath, deep well with pump,
dbl. sink, 2 cabinets, gas heat,
mechanic garage, Joins Hwy.
87, 5 mi. So. of Jackson at
Flovilla. H. J. Lawhon, Rt. 4,
Box 87, Jackson.

95 A. land, 75 A. in timber
ready for market in 5 yrs,
near Lavonia and Carnesviille,
1% mi. of Hwy. 85,. Borders
N. Broad river 1 mi. and
paved hwy. 145 for % mi. 15
A. grass-clover, 12 bearing
apple-vear trees. $52. A. cash
or terms. Also, 76% A., 300
ft. from new paved Co; rd.
2% mi. of 85 Interstate hwy.,
3% mi. to Lavonia, 10 mi. So.





Toccoa. 25 A. under strand
barbed fence,. pasture grass-
clover, borders clean, small

clear creek % mi., 25 A. nice
10 yr. pines, balance fertile,



bus.

stove, automatic
dryer, plenty ru
also Co. water in
chicken house. P
large storage hoi

86 A. farm lanc
cultivation, good water
good tobacco barn,
dwelling house, |
stock range, on sc!

i. from town.

Atlanta, $350. A.
Centerville Co:
nett Co., on Hwy.
school and near

$6,900. E. L. Ju

Ph. 469-5048 (Stor
1 A. land with 5 1

on River Rd., off

(Gordon Rd.). G

yrs. ago, will sell or
for house with an
ground. Clyde H.
Lithia Springs. _

32% A. land, To
A. cleared,
pond and woodland
ed, plenty of wat
R. block house.
pecan orchard and
also, tobacco and cot
ment, $4,500. Bill K

3. Lyons.

9 A. good land i
tion near St. Hwy. |

shade trees, 3 W
drilled), with 5 y:
running water, bat
concrete floor and

school, bus
church. Sell or trade |
in N. West Ga. mts. C

ough, Rt. 2,
Ph. 4158 (Jackson).
lect calls. 8
170 A. cattle or
in Banks Co., 9- mi. |
merce, bordering
River, 60 A. woven
3/4 A. pond, - 100 A.
ing timber, 40 A. i
tion, paved rd, and
and school bus ro
telephone. 8 R., 2 apt.
pump in well, hot wate1
house wired for stov
cotton allotment. Bo

owner), Rt. 3,
Tenn. nae ori

50 A. farm, app
from Laie
house, out building:
streams stocked f
plenty of fences, fine
26 A. sowed gras:
land, not steep or ro
young timber, house
cond., hardwood flo
tractor, equipped,
road. C. B. Sherer, R
44, LaGrange.

355 A. good farm
U. S. Hwy. 1, betw:
and_ Louisville, i
cultivation or raisil
stock, aogier 1%
pond located in pas
ed with Coastal
grass. Two houses on
ty, desirable location,
Norton, Louisville,
5-3366. ;

276 A. land, 200












































well stocked, barn,
floor), concrete sto
80, tenant house,
frame dwelling with
2 baths, den, kite
living, music, wu
flower room, scree!
es, recently redecora
ne Lavonia,

49 A. nice wooded
land on paved road
ens Co., $95. <A.
Churchwell, 313 Frey
Marietta, Ph. 427-

523 A. land mo
9 fenced fields, 150
vated, 3.86 A.
ment, 7 A. cotton,
14-505 avg. bales,
irrigation lakes,
trees, 2 large
$8000. wort
2 Boos 6.

rT,











-|fion; also, 22 A. land,
house,

2 ae ths of Lula, 100 yds. off US

sham yilis in mountain ta
7.500 cap. chicken
house with feeders, 100 peach
trees, bearing, located 2 mi.

- 23, Dewey Head, Corn-

fill ere Ph, 778-4218 nights.

more or
out 40 A., located on
Tanners

Co. 4 R. house, 5,506.

house, good past-
mules, wagon, tractor)
e mule tools, fine}

r and a creek.

iS, - Rt 4 , Carroll-

house and barn, |
site, open land for

mostly in growing |

md creek run- |}

Rt. 8

Moore,

rd water, phone
on paved rd.
hicken house, dbl. |}
oth out



gs. | of water.

mor op less Brooks

trees, modern |

me and tenant
. 3 A. Brooks

Rt. 1, Barney.
land in Gilmer Co.,
1g Fannin Co. line,
from Hwy. 5, pi-
about 15 A. in culti-
me R. Rt

water, several
ee some timber, $37.50 |
Youngblood. * Buene

land on high-
bldg. sites, located
ty d., near new |
Church, - $1,000.00:
BA. Jana with 5 R.
meses heat, 1/4
and Rd., on}
mail by

A. land with

all $5,500.00.
~ Clarkesville,

964-|frame weit: hardwood

house
on farm, 5 bus Rt.,
hot and cold wee






ai

t| fed lake, stocked,

water, no |



100 A. more or less, 25 A.

2 | tendable. land, located 9 mi.

EB. of Clayton on Clayton-
Pine Mtn. Rd., nice trout
istream: and mountain timber.
Land joins game refuge on
back side, paved Hwy. on
front, house wired for elec.,

2 /on school bus Rt., known as

'L. H. Ledford farm, $12,000.
| Virgil Ledford, Rt. 1, Clayton.

> tie a form. TO: ois B. of
|Blue Ridge, 7 R. house with}
bath, on school bus and mail|



i Rt., elec., good springs, creek
thru farm, good lake site, nice}
i} \view of mtns..

Some timber
and marble deposits on place, |
several out pe will sell all}
or house and 8@ A. land. Mer-|
'riman C. Mason, Rt. 1, Cullur-
son, No. Car. (resident and

yer of Fannin Co., Ga.).

+|tax pa
Ph, 374-6639 (Blue Ridge).

120 A. land in Irwin Co. 4}
mi. W. of Irwinville, on Hwy.
132. 110 A. in cultivation, 2 A.
, | tobacco allotment, 20 A. pea-

nut allotment and 25 A. Bahia

28 pecam trees, 2
houses, tool shed and crib.
Isaac Tucker, Rt. 1, Chula.

1-% A. land with 5 R.
house, bath, carport, porch
and 3,500 cap. broiler house}
with equip., and board well,
all in pasture except for gar-
den spot, located 1 mi. E. of
Canton on Hwy. 120. Henry

479-4132 (no collect calls).

5 A. land in Wilkinson Co.
4. house in good cond., 5 R.
house in need of minor re-
pair, 9 mi. E. of Jefferson-}
| ville. 4 large pecan trees, some
'peach trees, small barn and
ismoke house. Good well wa-
ter, well curbed with piping.
'School bus and mail route,
lelee., $2500. Gordon Hall,
1893. Winship St., Macon.

202% A. dairy farm, 6 R.
| dwelling, large ee barn,
bnew milk room, barn
|milking barn, 2 drilled wells,
fenced and eross fenced, per-
|manent grazing. 30 A. lake
| site, near churches and coun-
ty high school, sev. streams
J. E.. Trece, P.O.
| Box 72, Milner.

35 A. farm, 27 A. fenced
and cross fenced, lake site,
sev. springs 2 bdrm. house,
| modern facilities, 6 mi. So. of
| Monroe in Walton Co., $9200. |
James L. Crenshaw, Ir. Rt.
2, Monroe, Ph. 464-3668 (So- |
| cial Circle).

811% A. land, stream, spring
barn, ga-
, 2 Chicken



irage, workshop

W.| houses with automatic feeders.

|Modern 2 bdrm. house on
Pine Mt. ra 3/4 mi. ee Hwy.
41, $525. Robert S. Wick-
ham, 116 rane Dr.,
| rietta, Ph. 428-5052.

14 A. land new 4 R. house,
|on paved road and school bus
rt., near Bostwick, $4000., half
im cash, bal. financed. Dean
| Mitchem, Rt. 1, Madison, Ph.
| 795-J-1.

7

83 A. land, Emanuel Co.
imi, N. of Swainsboro, on U.S.
1. Well stocked fish pond,
| will sell all or part. Mrs. Hugh
Dennis, 890 Richmond St.,
Macon.

336 A. cattle farm, 6 mi.
| N.E. of Madison, fenced and
'erossed fenced with plenty of
ma in every pasture, about
75 A. in Clover and Fescue.
Good 22 cow dairy barn, hay
barn and equip. shed. Also,
good 6 R. house with bath.
|} Many young pines and pulp-
| wood, $90. A. Charles Eagle,
/Rt. 4, Madison.

84 A. farm beginning W.
fof Fitzgerald city limits, fac-
ie N. paved Hwy. 319, 3/4}
, bounded So. by R.R. Good
niieceate, 20 A. pecan grove,
block dwelling, city water


















and lights, $35,000. R. W.
Pryor, Douglas.
c| 3 A. garden land, 8 R.













pants, hot and cold water in
, 200 ft. hardtop, front-

a oh 245 Hwy., 8 mi. of |&
Copper Hill Tenn., in pers
Co., Ga. 30 x 30 block b
utility house in ba





|Manous, Rt. 2, Canton, Ph.|

Ma- |

ft. rd. frontage, good barn, 1
rR.

| fully equipped for





dwelling house with bath, 2
good wells, mear school bus
rt. and 2 churches, % mi. off
main Hwy. Thickly settled
community,
| bldgs., also, good pasture, rea-
sonable price. Mrs, Jim Wal-
ters, Rt. I, Martin, Ph. 779-
2765 (Hastanollee).

. 320 A. cattle farm on Ga.
Hwy. 38, 4 mi. from coast, 65
A. in Bahia grass, 35 A.
Coastal Bermuda, remainder
in woods. Large modern new
brick home, deep well, excel-
lent hunting and fishing. A.
fot meat varia Ph. TU 4-

140 A. farm, 3 mi. So. of
LaFayette in Walker Co., rea-
|sonable price, or would con-
|sider swapping farm for good
house on small acreage near
LaFayette. Mrs, Inez Jennings,
Rt. 2, Box 1300 LaFayette.

135 A. land, Me ge ksi dy

in Gilmer Co., 6 dwelling,
bath, hot and cold ee elec.,
| wired for stove, all weather
road, 3 mi. off Hwy. 5, on
rural mail, school bus by
door, 10 mi. S. W. of Ellijay,
near church, school. Lake
site, running water, springs,
near Carters Dam. Robert
| Langley, Rt. 1, Box 204, Min-
eral Bluff.

50 A. land with 5 R. house
and out bldgs. 4 or 5 A. in
cultivation, 5 A. of Loblolly
pines, rest im pine and oak
timber, has spring water in
house. 2 mi. of Mineral
Binff, near and school
bus route. A. Postelle, Rt.
} 1, Box 142, Be toned Bluff.

69 A. in Jackson Co., on
paved road, mail route, and
municipal water line. Ap-
prox. 1/5 wooded and pas-
tureland with stream, rest
-good. cropland with cotton and
wheat allotments. In fine oa
grove, 5 R. house wired for
elec. stove, water pipe to kit-
'chen, needs painting and porch
repairs, reasonable for cash.
R. Shepherd, Rt. 2, Maysville.

105 A. land, ~ mi, from
main Hwy., about 7 mi. from
Madison, $7000. Robert Lang,
RFD 4, Madison, Ph. 545- M4

eee ee ee ees 2

10 A. land in Clayton Co.,
12 mi. of Atlanta with 4 rm.
house, lights, water, butane
gas and wired for electric
stove, for sale or will rent









house and 2 A. Jand. J. R.

Sims, 1993 Browns Mill Rd.,
BE. Atlanta 35, Ph. MA
2-3177.

65 A. farm, 13 mi. from
Atlanta, 4 A. bottom land,

cultivated, bal. wooded past-

lures. Natural gas, Atl. phone,
elec., Co. water, on paved rd,
2 Schl. busses at door, natural
lake site, for sale or trade,
$495 A. Luther Smith, 2097
College Ave., N. E., Atlanta,
Ph. 378-6566. :

One A. more or less, wonded
mtn. land near Hiawassee, on
Lake Chatuge. J. E. Wood,
471 Hiawassee Dr., S. W.,
Atlanta, Ph. PI 8- 7280.

30 A. farm land in Pike Co.,
3/4 open, rest in woods, 2500



sealed, wired for stove,
good cased well and pecan
trees, 55 mi. S. of Atl., $2500
eash. A. F. Guice, 1376 New-
ton Ave., S. E., Atlanta.

52% A. in Walton Co. with
4 R. house, 4 broiler houses
raising
broilers, good pasture land
with creek- running through,
house wired for stove, school
bus by door, on mail rt; also,
Farmall tractor with all
equipment, all for $16,500.00,
J. C. Minton, 697 Windsor
Terrace, Avondale Estates.

32-3/10 A. land, more less,
in Banks Co., 7 R. house, barn,
!chicken houses, and other out
bldgns, some timber and run-
ning water. Located near
Rock Springs church. Lou
Wood, Rt. 2, Al

2 Ae ae
2 farms near Cedartown
and Felton, can be worked
with tractor, houses, wells,
barns, ete., for sale or rent on
standing rent basis. Located
about % mi. off Hwy. 27. F.
R. Heald, 491 Sterling St.,
N. E. Atlanta, 7.

56 A. gio land. hh R|

has .sev. outside}

9 A. land 12 mi. from
Marietta with 6 rm. frame
hous, modern conv.,. gas
floor furnace, lake site, shade
trees, woodland and open
land on property, located on
Clay Rd. 2-% mi. from Aus-
tell and 2 mi. to Powder
Springs, on mail rt. Mrs. Lon
Ausburn; Rt. 1, Clay. Rd.,
Austell.

98 A. land in town limits of
Bulter, on paved rt. 19, near
schools, churches, with elec.,
sewage, lots of timber and
pulpwood, many springs and
streams, no bldgs., for sale
for cash. C. R. Brown, 1247
Greenwich St., S. W., Atlanta
10, Ph. PL 3-4979.

2-1/4 A. good fertile land,
1 mi. from Blairsville, 1-1/4
A. im pasture, nice branch,
good 6 R. house with spring
water inside. James Turner.
aed St. John Ave., S. W., Atl-
anta,

257 A. 1/4 mi. frontage on
Hwy. 78, 125 A. open land
not tended in 5 yrs, well sod-
ded with Bermuda and Bahia
grasses, ~rest well timbered.
Much pulpwood ready to cut
W. W. Smith, Adrian, Ph.
668-2980.

47 A. farm land 8 mi. N. E.
Jasper, Hwy. 108 by lake Se-
quoyah, nice timber, % mi.
paved rd. frontage, $100.00 A.
E. L. Collins, 2356 Cloverdale
Dr. -S. 2B, Atlanta 16, - Ph
MA 7-2342.

2 A. land, 3 mi. of city of
Athens with 5 R. house, Ideal
for chicken houses or truck
farming. Mrs. N. L. Bellew,
Box 1204, Athens, Ph, LI
3-5005.

Real nice 15 -A. farm near
Americus on Hwy. 1 with 6
rm., 2 baths, modern home,
gas heat. Pecan orchard,
coastal Bermuda pasture,
000 cap. broiler house with
full equipment, other out-
buildings, white board fence.
C. W. Kennedy, Americus, Ph.
924-7468.

12 A. tract, Alpharetta, on
paved rd, bold stream lake
site. EK. - Dilbeck, 6380
Peachtree -Dunwoody Rd,
NL E.. Atlanta, Ph. 255-1278.

65 A. farm with nice 5 R.
house recently painted inside,
bath with tub and _ shower,
linen cabinet, hardwood
floors, 3 gas heaters, 500 gal.
tank, hot water heater, kit-
chen wired for gas and elec.
stove, on all weather Rd., 300
yds. from blacktop, 4 mi. from
Buchanan at 5 Points Rd.,
plenty water, 2 spgs, 5 A.
permanent pasture, large gar-
age, tool house, barn, School
bus and mail Rt. by door. C.
G. Summerville, 515 Gordon

St., Bremen, Ph. LE. 7-3785.

45 A. land, % mi. W. of
Bethlehem on Hwy. 324, 33
A. grass with new wire and
post, 12 A. in growing timber,
1,000 ft. frontage on Hwy..
% surrounded by 3 branches,
good pond site, nice building
sites, mear churches and
school, $175.00 A., 1/4 down
and bal. to suit at 6 pct. in-
terest. Green Greeson, Beth-
lehem.

505 A. timber land in Gil-
mer Co., near Ellijay, good
power site on Cartecay River.
Fred L. White. Rt. 1, Buck-
head (Morgan Co.).

420 A. timber and land in
Lincoln Co., 700,000 ft. pine,
69,000 hardwood, 255,000 pop-
lar and 1,325 cords pulpwood.
Estate of C. L. Groves, by W.
C. Groves, Byromville, Ph.
3-2281.

146 A. land in Lamar Co.,
7 mi. from Barnesville, prac.
all under wire fence, 6 R.
house, barn and other out
houses, elec. and phone, mail
and school bus Rt., plenty
water, good pond site, near:
church and community house.
R. R. Manry, Rt. 3, Barnes-
ville, Ph. 1672-M.

20 A. farm located on Hwy.
120, new 9 R. house with the
back facing lake, about 14 A.
fenced on back of property.
T. W. Golden, Rt. 1, Buch-
anan.











11 A. farm, North Fulton

oe (Alpharetta area) with

R. brick ranch-type house,

built-in kitchen. den. 2 bdrms,

bath, large patio, central

-| heating, carport, on schl. bus
%



68 A. Barrow Co. land with
good house, on paved Rd., 3
mi. from town. Good hog and
cow pasture with 2 springs
and branches, some open land,
some timber and young pines.
45 mi, N. E. of Atlanta near

surveyed Rt. -N. E, X-Way.

































































































































110 A. farm in Pickens Co, :
about 60 mi. N. of Atlanta, all
weather Rd., om mail and
school bus Rt, one 6 R. house
with bath, phone and plenty
out bldgs., 2 tenant houses,
6,000 cap. chicken house with
all needed equip. Plenty pulp-
wood and young timber, nice
lake sites and grazing land,
bargain. priced. Raburn.
Crowe, Rt. 1, Ball Ground, Ph,
893-2033 (Marble Hilly. :

140 A, timber land, Taylor
Co., pine and oak, good rds.
on 3 sides of place, no house,
6 mi. S. of Butler W. EB
Oliver, Barnesville, Ph. 1663 1663.

51 A. good farm land, 5 R 5 R.
house, barn and 3,000 cap.
chicken house, plenty water,
mail and school bus rt., on
REA line, some nice saw tim-
ber, located 6 mi. E. of Buford
on Tomson Mill Rd. H. C. ~
co Rt. 2, Buford, Ph. 434-

21-% <A. Jand with 7 R.
house on paved rd. near
chureh, mail and school bus
by door, hot and cold water,
1 bath, in N. Ga., 6 mi. from
Clarkesville. Jack Atkins,
Rt. 1, Buford (Cheeley Sub-
division). Ph. 434-7606.

105 A. land, no pine timber.
ready to cut but some youn?
pines, some hardwood. ready



running thru property, an-
other smaller one and nice
pond site, located 8 mi. S. of
Butler, 2 mi. E. of Hwy. 19 on
White Water Creek. No
letters ans. John R. Wade, Rt.
1, Box 49. Butler.

1 A. land in large pines,
located on Hwy. 78 4 mi. W.
of. Bremen, 4 R. house, 2 ce-
ment perches, newly deco-
rated inside and out, floor
coverings, blinds,
unit, hot water heater and
Youngstown sink ineluded,
utility house, chicken house,
garage. Mrs. Grace Walters,
Rt. 2, Box 159, Bremen.

1 A. or.more land, 4 R.
house with bath, gas heat, as-
bestus siding, school bus,
REA, phone and mail, % mi.
off blacktop, 1 mi. from Mtn.
View Church in Carroll Co.
M. Adamson, Rt. 4, Bow-
on.

95 A. land, 2 streams, good
lake site, lots of pine timber,
4.R. frame house in good
cond., 6,000 cap. chicken
house, needs repairs, ideal for
poultry breeding farm. On
REA line, school, 3 mi. to
town, bus Rt.; also, Approx.
12 A. land with drilled weil
on Hwy. 19, 4 mi. S. of Cum-
ming. Must sell at once. Paul
H. Worley, Box 68, Cumming.

Small farm located 6 mi. W.
of Cleveland on Hwy. 115,
good 6 R. house wired for
steve, new cabinets in kitchen,
water in house, house. sits
back about 100 yds. from
Hwy., mail and school bus Rt.
by door, small pasture and
rest of land in cultivation.
Lewis Gilreath, Rt. 2, Cleve-
land, Ph. 865-5283.

101 A. land, 32 A. in culti-
vation, 60 A. in pasture, Bahia
and Bermuda, pulpwood land,
saw timber, thousands of 3
yr. old - seedling pines, 8 A.
lake well stocked, deep weil,
8 R. home, modern conveni-
ences, good barn and 2 nice
sheds. L. L, Collins, c/o Quail
Roost Farm, Cordele, Ph. 273-
2366.

192 A. farm, approx, 90 A.
pasture, 3 ponds, 2 houses,
timber and pulpwood. 6 st-
anchion milk barn, 420 gai.
bulk tank cooler, 3 Surge
milkers, other necessary
equip. Feed mill incl. Case
unit, crusher, mixer, auger.
John Deere A. tractor, J. D.
M. tractor, cult., 2 dise plow.
1952 Ford tractor, cult. pl-
anters, plow, disc harrow,
mower. Case pickup baler and
rake, wagon, trailer, 1952, 3/4
ton IHC pickup and 45 head
cattle incl. 30 milch cows and
501 lb. daily base. Mrs,..Will-
iam P, Mullen, Rt. 2, Lyerly
(Chattooga Co.).

124 A. N. Ga. chicken and
livestock farm, fenced and
cross fenced, 85 A. permanent
pastures well watered, spring,
lake, 3 ponds stocked, 10,000
cap. chicken house, water,
furnace, equip., 7 R.. brick
veneer house, full basement
with well. Mail, school bus by
door. 5,R. renter house. TVA
power, city water _ eel aes



























Robert C. Miller, Box 12,

(nam, Cohutta,

Financed in at R

to cut, never failing branch



heating

















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Farm Land

FOR SALE



10 A. land, some in pasture,

- new pasture fence with plenty
water for stock, nice
farm home, new cabinets in
kitchen, hot and cold water,
-plenty water in well and new
deep well pump. Located 6 mi.
from town, on school bus mail
Rt. L. B. Wooley, Salem Rd.,
Rt. 2, Carrollton, Ph, TE 2-
3815.

Approx. 50 A. land on US
- Hwy. 129, approx. 7 min. to
town, with stream and spring,
good land and timber._ Elec.,
mail, phone, school bus, store,
terms; also, land and 5 R.
house, 2 streams, rich land on
paved Hwy., Joins Govt. land,
elec., mail and school bus,
terms. Earl Shelnut, Cleve-
land, 3

: 205 <A. excellent land at
Comer, approx. 2,000 ft.
frontage on each side Hwy.
98, timber, lake sites and con-
stant streams; also, approx. 4
A. land near town for sale.
Mrs. Frank H. Frost, 2-D
eon Club Apts., Colum-
us.

76 A. farm, first one out of
Cumming City limits, city
water, mostly in pine timber
from lg. to small, 2 springs
and creek thru place, good
house and barn, good . for
cattle, hogs or chickens, on
paved rd. Homer Perry, Rt. 4,
Cumniing.

5-3/4 A. land, Walton Co.,
1A. for garden and 4-3/4 A.
in wood with pasture, spring
and well, house and out bldgs.
Located 7 mi. S. W. of Logan-
ville, 1-% mi. off Hwy. 20,
Center Hill Community. J._D.
McCart= Rt.33, Conyers:

30 A. wooded rolling land
and branch; also, 10 A. up-
land, -branch, spring, . ou
graveled rd., 4% mi. to pave-
ment, 2 mi. from town in area
of Ga: Hwy. 115. Nice quiet
area. Hubert. Clark, Rt. 3;
Cleveland.

113 A. land in Madison Co.,
on Broad River, 12,000 young
pines from 2 - 4 yrs. old,
ample water supply with
ereek and spring. Dan Gray,
4923 Hall Ave., Columbus.

9 A. farm located on Collum
Rd. near Covington, approx.
2,000, 3 yr. old, Arizona cy-
press (Xmas trees), 4 R. and
bath modern frame house
wired for elec., pump in well,
septic tank, oil floor furnace.
Lg. garage and storage shed
eombination, chicken house,
house, land fenced and cross
fenced, small orchard, 1,000
ft. frontage on paved rd. Paul
L. Gilbert, Rt. 3, Covington.

11 A. land located between
Bowdon and Carrollton, past-
ure, wooded land with creek,
on school bus Rt., drilled well,
phone and lights, for sale or
will trade for tractor, truck
or land near Rome, Lendale
or Cedartown. Paul Carter,
Rt, -2Carroliton;* Phx -832=
9375 (no collect calls).

1% A. land, more or less,
for sale or rent. Located on
North Hwy. 81, intersection
of No. 81 and Dial Mill Rd.
near Veron C. Taylors Gro-
cery store. 7 R. frame house
with bath, blacksmith shop
and 3 R. dwelling house. J.
H. Blalock, 1284 Lynwyn
Lane, S.E., Atlanta.

337-9/10 A. land in Cand-
ler Co., 5 mi. from Metter
with paved hwy. thru pro-
perty. 90 A. in cultivation, 15
mile creek borders one side,
pond site and spring stream.
Some young timber, on mail
and school bus rt., $60. A.
Mrs. A. I. Patterson, Box 401,
Norcross.

40 A. land more or less, 6-
1/2 mi. N.W. of Fitzgerald.
23 A. under cultivation, nice
pond site, old house and to-
bacco barn, new feed barn,
good allotment, $5,500 for
quick sale, Jimmie Wilson, Rt.
3. Nicholls.

110 A. farm, 80 A. perma-
nent pasture. 8 R. block house
with 4 bdrms, livngrm,
dingrm, kitchen, family rm.
2 baths, lg. front porch, fire-
place, gas heat and nice lawn
with flowers, fruit trees and
tall pines. Also, cattle, tobac-
eo barn and pack house, house
partly furnished. Ernest Ken

Ri, 1, Nashville, Ph. 929















lotments, houses, good barns
and chicken house, located 6
mi from. Ocilla on Jax. Hwy..
Make offer. J. L. Jones, Rt.
1, Ocilla.

48 A. land in Troup Co., 6
A. open, bal. in woods, also
water and road front, 3 mi.

R.|north Pine Mountain. H. C.

Prophitt, Rt. 3, Pine Moun-
tain.

100 A. farm 4 mi, E. of
Pinehurst, near Hawkinsville
Hwy., with 5 rm. house and
bath, deep well, on R.E.A.
line, mail and school bus rt.,
in good community near
churches and school. Some
pecan and fruit trees, also,
out houses. Lewis Fullington,
Pinehurst. i

3 A. lot with two dwelling
houses, on Moultrie Hwy.,
near Pavo. One 3 R. house
and one 4 R. house, both wir-
ed for electric stove, two
wells, with pump in one, sev-
eral pecan trees on lot. T. N.
Jones, Pavo.

200 A. level, fertile land on
Seal on



Wi Sig Ewe, Yo mi.

Perry. 42 producing pecan
trees, U. S. Hwy. frontage,
new fence entire property

and abundant water supply;
also, 221 A. farm, excel. land,
84 pecan trees, with nice 4
bdrm., 2 bath home on pro-
perty and 200 A. open land,
same location, with % mi.
frontage on Hwy. Bill A.
Dodds, P. O. Box 88, Perry,
Ph. 429-1653.

5 A. of good land, 5 mi.
from Newnan, 7 R. house with
modern conveniences on
paved rd. near grocery. Sev-
eral shade trees and few ap-
ple and peach trees, barn and
car garage, reasonably priced.
A. E. Benton, Rt. 4, Newnan,
Ph. AL 3-5579.

28 A. unimproved land, less
than 40 miles So. of Atlanta
just off Hwy. 29, 3% mi. N.
of Newnan on blacktop rd.
Ray Dangar, P.O. Box 114,
Newnan, Ph. LY 9-3393 (Se-
noia).

15.66 A. in Gwinnett Co.
between Hwy. 23 and N.E.
x-way, on Ingram Rd. Young
timber and bold stream. Mrs.
Tillie Bolton, Rt. 1, Box 240,
Norcross, Ph. 448-2062 (no
collect calls).

84 A. land 3 miles north of
Pine Mountain on Oak Grove
Rd., just off Hwy. 27 with
2 houses, 1 dwelling, 1 ten-
ant, barns and out houses,
plenty of running water, good
lake site, fenced and cross
fenced and 6 A. of Fescue. J.
O. Floyd, Rt. 2, Pine Moun-
tain, Ph. NO 3-2315.

190 A. farm land in Wilcox
Co., 2% mi. No. of Pitts, with
6 rm. brick veneer home, 5
rm, tenant house, deep well,
land practically all fenced
with hog wire, some turpen-
tine cups. Will consider all
equipment with farm. R. F.
Brantley, Rt. 1, Pitts, Ph. MI
8-2072, (No collect calls).

600 A. farm, plenty tool
sheds, barns, etc., 12,000 cap.
brooder houses and equip-
ment, and sturdy old colonial
home. 250 A. Coastal Ber-
muda and Bahia pastures, 2
trench silos, 4 deep wells. All
land except pasture in soil
bank with 7 more payments of
around $3,000 ayr., planted in
pines growing 10 pct. on price
of farm. $65,000. with option
on reg. herd Angus cattle. a
L. Surles, Winkler Farms,
Preston.

20 A. land in Hall Co., 3
mi. from Oakwood and 9 mi.
from Gainesville, bordering
lake Lanier 500 ft.; also, 5 A.
rough and rugged land 200
ft. off Gainesville and Cum-
ming Hwy., near Lake Lanier,
with stream running through
and water system, spring and
pump house, $1795. Monia
Reed, Box 64, Oakwood.

290.35 A. land in 5th dist.
Pulaski Co., 200 A. in culti-
vation, 30 A. peanuts, 30
permanent pasture, 25 A. cot-
ton alloted, 2.96 A. tobacco
allotment, deep well, dwelling
house and 2 tenant houses and
out houses in fair cond. $200.
A. On Hwy. 157, 12 miles So.
of Hawkinsville, Edd Thomp-
son, Rt. 1, Pineview, Ph. MA
4-3546.

50 A. land in Longstreet
Community, Hwy. 34, on bus
line, 40 min. from Atlanta,
exclusive residential section,
streams, wooded, long hwy.
frontage, $495. A.; also,.3 A.

















on 138 Hwy., 5 mi. from air-
ort. E Travis,

150 A. more or less, good al- {

S-|erly a dairy,

A. two 40 A.

50 A. good pine land in
Pike Co. 40 A. or more well
stocked in little pines. 6% A.
in cultivation, no house.,
$3000. cash. Less if timber is
sold separately. Grover An-
derson, RFD 1, Rome.

20 A. in N. Fulton Co. near
Roswell, 12 mi. of Sandy
Spring, 14 mi. of Marietta.
Good fertile soil, creek run-
ning through, lake site, fenc-
ed pasture, about 12 A. open
land, rest in young trees. Nice
bldg. sites and young orchard
bearing fruit. Shown by_ap-
pointment only. John H. Park,
RFD 1, Box 99 Roswell, Ph.
GR 5-5162. :

113 A. farm, 50 A. of river
bottoms, located 6 mi. N. of
Rome on old Dalton Road, on
paved road with elec. power,
telephone and drilled well, 6
R. house, hot and cold water
with bath. Mrs. Ellis O. Wood-
fin, Rt. 7, Rome, Ph. 234-1578
(no collect calls).

210 A. cattle farm in Polk
Co. 110 A. fenced, 16 A. Alf., 6
R. modern home, all conveni-
ences, good drilled well, form-
some timber.
George Phillips, Rt. 1, Rock-
mart, Ph. 684-7229.

Approx. 1 A. land, good 4

. house, hardwood floor,
bath with she.-er, Youngs-
town cabinet, sink, hot water
heater, good well, elec. pump,
2 concrete porches, out house,
chicken yard, located 2 blocks
of church and store, $4500.
cash or trade for place near
27 hwy. in Walker or Catoosa
Co=S.-G: | Pittman? RED 1;
346, Ringgold, Ph. 5976.

105 A. Hart Co. land, 85 A.
in perm, pastures, fenced and
crossed fenced, 5 R. house,
bath and running water, oth-
er bidgs., 144 A. lake, stock-
ed. Plenty of water for cat-
tle, 2 mi. from Royston on
Baker Bridge Rd., $17,000. or
trade for small acreage neat
Lawrenceville or 30-40 mi. of
Atlanta. E. W. Davis,
ston, Ph. 245-7407.

57 A. farm in Wilkes Co.,
on paved road, 40 A. open,
all fenced 6 R. house with









Roy-



bath, excellent cond. Billy
ae Rayle, Pb. GR 4-
Des:



Plantation home, 4 bdrms.,
2 baths, large porches, gas
furnaces, attic fan, formerly
2 apartments, will sell 500 A.
pine and hardwood, splendid
pulpwood, % mi. frontage, all
on U. S. 17, 25 mi. So. of Sa-
vannah, Liberty Co. Roger
Youman, Box 201, Richmond
Hill, Ph. TU 4-2313.

157 A. farm, 3 houses, 40
A. bottom land, 70 A. upland,
about 40,000 ft. saw timber,
15 A. hog pasture, most of
farm fenced, good allotments.
Over % mi. paved road front-
age, telephone and elec., $100.
A. Ben Martin, 277 Aaron
St... Royston.

Lot. No. 10 in the 14th Dis-
trict of Taylor Co. containing
2021%4 A. more or less. 5%
mi. N. of Butler, with about
2200 ft. of paved frontage.
Ideal for fish pond on south
side. Make good crops of any
kind, has nice chance of good
long leaf pine. E. E. Fuller,
Rt. 1, Reynolds.

SUT aca Ne eee antes es ce

6.9 A. gently rolling land
near Stone Mountain, no
buildings, branch thru _pro-
perty, partially wooded. W. J.
Nowicki, 3377 Homera Place,
Decatur, Ph. BU-9-7462 (af-
ter 6p. mo

3.7 A. land, 4 R. house, 4
room garage apartment, 2 ce~
ment block and one stone
poultry houses. Can run 1,800
hens, good retail outlet, near
church, school bus, express-
way., 6 mi. of Atlanta, 3 mi.
of Decatur. Mrs. J. S. Akins,
2333 Second Ave., Decatur,
Ph. DR-8-6086.

118 A. land with lots of
good timber. Near 9 E. Hwy.
One lot, 38 A. on Hwy. going
to Lake Lanier and the other









lots are between
there and 9 E. Hwy. Nice
creek, good. lake site and good
place for chicken houses,
$8,000.00. Mrs. Annie Aber-
crombie, Rt. 3, Dawsonville.

150 <A. farm, Cherokee
Countys 2 mi. N.-of : Ball
Ground, 4/10 mi. off Hwy. 5,
2 farm dwellings rented,
school bus and mail route, 3
springs, growing timber, se-
veral lake sites, one already
surveyed for 5 to 8 A., an
numerous building sites. $60.
per A. John C. Johnston, 3060





Mount Olive
e38-1343.

LETIN

q| large creek. 24% mi. from Lake







17 A. good land, 2 dwelling |

houses, 6000 chicken house|
and out buildings, 7 mi. of
Dalton on paved road near

schools and church, power
and water, land half cleared,
half timber and_ pasture.
Grady Harris, Quillian Road,
Dalton, Ph. 278-7987. (no
collect calls)

40 A. more or less on Not-
tley Lake in Union County, 2
bdrm., bath, ktchn., dining ey
comb. living R., 2 large por-
ches and basement. 25 A. in
cultivation, bal. in permanent
pasture and woodland, on
Hwy. 325 near churches,
stores, school bus and mail,
route by door. All white com-
munity, good neighbors, has
barn and other out buildings,
some fruit trees, good fertile
land, can all be cultivated
with tractor. J. M. Hall, Rt.
4, Box 416, Douglasville, Ph.
942-4206. (no collect calls)



ed slash pine 4-
good stand of
wood with fair
reproduction, $5,0
merchantable ti

Dr. John Cobb,

200 A. woodland is
and Tattnall count
in 3 yr. Slash pin
se pulpwood, 1

P.O. Box 122, Sta

pulpwood and
growing timber, $
L. W. Bulman, Rt.
ville,
days).



2 A. land, good 6 R. house,
5000 cap. permanent type,
concrete block, chicken house
with brooder, feeders and
waterers. Elec., natural gas
and water in house and chick-
en house, $7,200.00, terms.
Roy Crook, P.O. Box 341,
Davenport Road, Duluth, Ph.
GR-6-9926:

80 A. farm, 6 R. house and
out bidgs., completely fenced,
elec., producing pecan trees,
fruit trees, well situated on
paved road, 2 mi. of Monte-
zuma. J. C. Head, 1903 Wild-
wood Dr., Decatur, Ph. BU-
9-2107 (nights).

Modern mountain home,
new, all conv. on pavement,
bath, approx. 1 A. good
garden spot, plenty water,
guest house or for caretaker
in rear, near Blue Ridge
mountains, gas heat, on mail
and school bus route, phone
available, $10,000.00; also, 12
A. land, unimproved suitable
for chicken farm, country
home, farming or industry,
near enough to r. r. for spur
track, one mi. from Lula, 2 mi.
of lake Sidney Lanier, $1500.
cash. Edith Thomas, Rt. 1,
Dahlonega.

110 A. land, one mi. from
Thomaston on Potato Creek,
$100.00 per A. Located. on
Thomaston to Woodland Rad.,
fenced and cross fenced with
4 strands wire. 20 A good
creek bottom, has 4 R. cottage.
small barn, good well water,
elec. and gas. also, Farmail
Cub tractor practically new
with cultivators, $1500.00. H.
N. Pasley, 704 Sycamore St,
Decatur, Ph. DR 3-0716.

958 A. Colquitt Co. farm,
650 A. timber, 170 A. culti-
vation, 138 A. pasture, Allot-
ments: 7.65 A. tobacco, 40 A.
cotton, 19.8 A. peanuts. Mod-
ern 6 R. house, other, build-
ings, stream and 2 ponds. tim-
ber ready to thin for posts and
pulpwood, some for lumber.
Excellent hunting area, $225.
A. M. J. Gordon, Rt. 1, Ison
Rd., Dunwoody, Ph. 993-6946
(after 6:30 p. m.)

115 A. farm for sale on 166



























































hwy., 4 mi. E. J. P. Sticher
Groc. store. Lots of timber,
large and small, ideal for

pond. F. C. Miller, Rt. 2, Box
270, Douglasville.

65 A. farm at Bold Springs,
8 R. house, large barn, on
paved road with natural gas.
Entire farm fenced and plant-
ed for grazing, 2 streams well



located for pond. Pearl
Gower, Rt. 1, Dacula.
One A. land and 6 rm.

house on new Hwy. 27 about
2 miles N. of Trion. House}
has hardwood floors, built in
cabinets, bath, hot. and cold
water, in good cond, large out
building, $7,000, half can be
financed. B. C. Bass, 7 Steven
St.. Summerville. -

252 A. improved pasture,
all fenced, 5 cross fences, 5
good streams, large barn, 40
X 400 henhouse, farm
house and good well, elec.
pump. Small fishpond stock-
ed, phone, on paved road,
school and rural route. 75
head Whiteface cattle, will
sell with or without. Terms.
Robert M. Moore, Dahlonega,
Ph, 864-3522.

20 A. land, Forsyth Co.,
Chestitee District, 1 mi. of
Hickory Hill Estates, Co. rd.
thru property, bordered by



Take

Lanier boat landing. W. B
Atkinson, 6006 Rockb

30:.A. tari ie
vation with appro:
tobacco. 6 R. d
located 7 miles
Massee dist. Ji
Carter, Rt. 1, Spar!

68 A.-farmy i
Cleveland ae
with lake site a
water and two h
elec., within walkin
of school and ch

Collins, 365 Nolan
Atlanta 15.

One acre of .
house, bath, in Col
in cultivation and h:
stream and _ outsid
near school, shoppi
and
Holtzclaw,

Smyrna, Ph. HE

in

farm house with
in houses and on_
rt. and - oil rd. 2
town. Bessie Flo
Ramsey St., Su:

341 A. land inc
ern 6 R. house in
House has lights, p
water, full .and
nice oak and
trees, all under fe

ter_and 3 good 1
J. Duckett, Rt. 2, S

Stockbridge,
with building, 2 stre
tor, adjoining lake
Gaak:
Ph. 474-
638. A. cattle f
No. of Sylvania,
Co. 3 iy off Bi
Bounded by county
No. and So, bound
A. Coastal Berm
70 A. lowland
A. cultivated land.
and fields :
fenced. Well _ stocke
fishpond, 2 flowing
ft x: 16: tt. eonere

and equipment _ sh
Pfeiffer, P.
vania.

50 A. land west
known as Belfont
original Gordons
purchased
money, now inside
Cherokee Natio
Spring produce
gals. of water daily
as health camp by
adequate housing.

between Ta
Dicks Ridge, vV
halfway between
and LaFayette, $10
Crawford, Rt.

cove

Ke:
face.

50 A. land in D
40 mi.
suitable for fa

lake site, springs,
site, Co. Rd. front,
terms. William R.

Box 1863, Atlanta 1

on -R. -R. dine,
cattle, poultry or
Valuable timber,
and fishing ponds, f
pecan >
make an offer.
Malissa Perdue
tate, by Rosena
ette Williams,
AME Church, 22
Ave., N. E., Atlant

487 A. timber,
wood, pestle

ing.
= oa lake site
s lake A
_ for Stile 6 mi. N. of
i le, Guinneit Co.,
. to Interstate 85 now
aded, long paved road
natural gas, $275.00
Williams, 2675 Mc-
Decatur, Ph. 289-

land with 2 bdrm.

I bath, hardwood
itechen cabinets. Lo-
Hwy. 60 about 6 mi.
hlonega, 14 mi, from
lle. Would make ideal
nh or cattle farm,
i, Be lanstor
, 004- neo

calls 5

A. land, 30 mi, from
de Atlanta. Two weil
lakes, plenty of tim-
2500 ft. road frontage,
refuge abundant with
small game, nice

:s. Would divide into
George O. King,
rowers Ferry Rd.,
Aflanta 5, Ph, 237-

pulpwood land in
oie ee ma
sparate tract: 10 f
orchard with 4 R.
shop, garage, water and
venient to school,
_and_ stores. Liberal
Mrs. Eugene Barrett,
rles Ave., N. E.,

Ph. TR 2-5214.
land in So, Fulton Co.,
td. approx. 10 mi.
tlanta~ city _ limits,
B.C, Farr, 3091
S. W., Atlanta 11.
ranch and forest
othills of Blue
pasture, 400 A.
eee mixed
rdwood). Cert. tree
ith guaranteed title, 90
humerous smaller
with 15 branches
40 springs and 3
Edges on paved
public thru
ctremely liberal
B. Riherd, Rt, 2,

in Green Co.,
land, bal, timber,
a. Few, 37512,

2 * is

land, near Ac-|H

, nice bidg. lots, reason-
L. Gunter, Rt.
974-6673

lots of water. R. B.
16 Peters St., S. W.,
h. 753-7452,

mountain land near
arris for sale or
ther land, no house.

1, Sautee, Ph.

arm, old 4 R. house,
springs on proper-
catile farm, near
$62, A. with ony
| C. Nelms, 223 N.
- Toecoa, Ph, 886-

d, 5 R. house with
ter, wired for elec,
paved rd. 1 mi,
coa. On school bus
neighbors, $500, cash.
, Rt 4, Box 429,

1 land in Carroll
. Temple mi

4 -

ica, 6/10 mi. off
1-3/4 ae from Hwy.
house with bath, gas

_ elec., hot a

barn, out bidgs.,

plenty timber,
site, on mail rt.,
priced, Everett

Rt. 1, Temple.

farm land, 5 mi. S. of
oosa, 15 ae eee

wells, springs furnis
L peer 2 good
s, near church, school
Power, phone lines,
good for cattle rais-

inside
Ala.) cold

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5 A. timber land with nice
bldg. site, $800, Mrs. George
Siceloff, Rt. 1, Tallapoosa.

120 A, Haralson Co., house
with bath, butane gas, barn
and other out bldgs., 2 lake
sites, on paved rd., located 10
mi. NE of Buchanan on Cop-
per Mine Rd., reasonably
priced. George Frazer, Rt. 2,
Temple.





story house being remodeled,
hardwood floors, tile bath and
builtin kitchen, in Beulah
Community, Paulding Co., for
sale or will rent with option
to buy. Claude R. Adams, Rt.
2, Temple.

tA. land: 2'miz N Ales
haretta on paved rd., with 8
R. brick home, 2 baths, cent-
ral heat, drilled well, utility
rm,, double carport. C. B
Eubanks, Rt. 1, Alpharetta.

Appx. 8 A. land 11 mi. of
Marietta, about 760 ft. rd.
frontage on Clay Rd., school
and mail rt., 2-% mi. to!
Powder Springs. All utilities
available. Grady Brown, c/o
Leo Auburn; Rt. 1, Austell.

100 A. good farm land and
large liveable 4-R. weather
boarded house in Paulding Co.
on black top rd, % mi. front-
age, located between Hwy. 92
and 61 appx. 30 mi. Atlanta,
with timber and pasture,
barn, elec. and tel. service, no
plumbing, good well. Lake
sites, approx. $600 year in-
come, $200.00 A.
Durell Fuller, 2049 Edgemore
Dr., S. E., Atlanta 16, Ph.
MA 7-3382. :

1-1/8 A. land with 6 R.
house, 11 mi. from Athens,
about 3/4 mi. from Arnolds-
ville, on school and mail rt.
House built 1961, good well in
yd., hot and cold water in
house, bath, well house, smail
chicken house and yard, gas
heaters, $9,000. M. O. Todd.
Rt. 1, Arnoldsville, Ph. RI
2-5530 (Wintersville).

178 A., some timber and
pulpwood, some cleared land,
running stream, no bidgs. Lo-
cated in Haralson Co,, not far
from Hwy. 27 between Bre-
men and Buchanan, On pow-
er line, school and mail route,
good location, priced reason-
ably. Mrs. D. T, Pollard, Waco,
Ph. LE 7-2886 (Bremen).

2 A. land, 38 pecan trees
near town (house burned),
for sale or trade for: smail
acreage with house in moun-
tains or foot. hills of Ga.

4 cylinder Wisconsin engine
overhauled since used for sale.
J. Q. Robitzsch, 1007 Eliza-
beth St., Waycross.

_ 59 A, land which joins city
limits of Commerce, located
in Jackson Co., has small
stream, lake cite and some
trees, frontage on State Hwy.
326, near 441 and I-85. Utili-
ties to property. Mrs. L. G.
Ingram, Rt. 3, Commerce.

10 A. 6 R. house, 90 ft.
drilled well, complete bath,
butane gas system, large tank
and 10 ton coal, also, good
farm donkey, best offer above
$8000. Located at Lock and
Dam recreation site. Luther
oe Rt. 3, Rome, Ph. 234-

170% A, land 100 A. in
cultivation, 2 4-R. dwellings,
one 2-R. house, 2 chicken
houses, 150 ft. x 34 ft. all
equip. 2 barns of hay, 1947 B.
John Deere tractor, planters,
cultivators, bush bog harrow,
smoothing harrow, grain drill,
roller rake, tractor mower, 2
disc plow, 1947, 1% ton Intl
truck, 10 head of cattle, $25,-
0c0. J. D.. Jones, Sr., Rt. 2,
Danielsville.

50 A. Jand on paved Hwy.,
about 1/4 mi. Hwy. frontage.
Near 3 churches, 3 stores and
school. Within 10 mi. of 4
towns, 30 A. improved open
farm land and pasture, spring,
2 wells and permanent run-
ning water. 8 A. saw timber
and pulpwood, also, 5 R.
house, 2 porches. W. B.
oe Waco, Ph, TE 2-



48 A., Carroll Co. farm, 6
R. finished house, 2 porches,
bath, gas heat, hot and
Id water, 2 mail routes,
oom youne aches 50 apple
| trees, peac rees, pears
and aprocots. Good lasting



Bre-

a

#
0

Approx. 45 A. land, 1%}

Atlanta,

cash only.|

ouse not essential. Also have bo

3 A. iand more or less,
house almost finished, 20 x 30
ft.. 3/4 A. garden with rest
in new lecust post, new wire,
good spring branch, near
blacktop rd. church, 5 mi.
NW of Jasper, near Talking
Rock and close to Earnest
Johnson Store. Willard Allen,
Rt. 1, Talking Pock.

7 A. land, barn, garden,
pasture, cultivating land, 5 R.
house, on paved Hwy. 53,
near stores, churches and

school and small village in
Pickens Co., $4,000. cash; al-
so, 80 A. land not cultivated
in 30 yrs., good woodland,
fertile soil, good future for
cultivating, $75. A. or $6,000.
cash. Mrs. Minnie. M. Long,
Rt. 2, Talking Rock.

50 A. land, 38 mi, W. of
on old Roosevelt
Hwy., 1/4 mi. off the Atlanta-
Birmingham Interstate Hwy.,
in front of Alden Courts.
Heavily timbered, large na-
tural lake site, pasture, fruit
and 2 pecan trees, small frame
house, nice home site on hill
in lg. pine grove, near Gov't.
lake. Mrs. Ezma Chappell, Rt.
1, Temple.

31 A. wooded tract in Cow-
eta Co., good level land, lo-
eated near E. Coweta High
School, on Hwy. 16 near Se-
noia, Newnan and new In-
dustrial Peachtree City. Mrs.
O. A. Walls, Turin.

160 A. land on paved rd., 1
mi. from Lyerly, ideal for
farming, cattle or pouliry
raising. Lasting water thru
pasture, poor house, fair barn,
nice bldg. sites, good school,
3 churches, $10,000. E. KE, Mar-
tin, Rt. 1, Trion, Ph. 6-0028.

140 A. some 10 mi, east
from Gainesville, between
Gainesville and Commerce, no
buildings. excellent place for
chickens, $100. A. Wallace E,
Nelson, Box 350, Commerce.

310 A. farm, 1000 A, well
drained bottom land, 150 A,
young pine timber, Concrete
block dairy barn, sleeping
barn etc. Deep well with 50
gal. per min. flow. J. C. Ezell,
Box 64, Monticello.

Approx, 100 A, and 2 four
R. houses. Part of land faces
paved Hwy.; houses just off
paved hwy. C. L. Odom, Rt.
2, Barnesville.

85 A. farm with 2 lakes,
one about 4 A. and other 1%
A., one house with 7 R., good
spring and running water and
bath, Near 85 X-way between

Duluth and Lawrenceville.
Rev. Oel Roebuck, Rt. 4, Box
aed, Lewrencerille, Ph. GR

165 A. farm land known as
home place of the late Mr.
and Mrs. Green Purser, lo-
eated 7 mi. from Cochran.
Mrs. J. E. Graham, 107 Pan-
ae Cochran, Ph. WE 4-

215 A. land, 110 A, level
land in high state of cultiva-
tion, 105 A. in timber and
pasture, 3.65 A. tobacco, 4.9
A. peanuts, 11 A. cotton. 6 R.
house with bath and a 5 R.
house. Good tobacco _ barn,
eguip. shelter, on R.EA.,
school bus and mail route,
one mi. from 2 paved roads,
8 mi. So. of Moultrie, $43,000.
W. McQueen, Rt. 6, Moultrie,
Ph, 985-5612 (no collect calls)







+3 A. farm land in Jefferson
Co., adjoining the Atwell
place, Mrs. L. P. Gunn, Rt. 1,
Box. 309, Thomson.

303 A. farm in Colquitt
Co., 4 mi. from Moultrie, 135
A, cleared, 2 ponds, one 2 A.,
other 15 A, 85 A. in perma-
nent pasture, good fences and
lots of young pine timber, 4.6
A. tobacco and 10 A. cotton
allotments. Fairly good 6 R.
house with 6 in. deep well,
2 tobacco barns and 2 pack
houses. Dr. Ben Grace, Thom-
asville,

160 A. timber land, branch
bounds one side of tract with
spring head of about 200 yds.
to branch, Could cut about
$1000. worth of timber now.
Located 10 mi. E. of Waynes-

ro, 2 mi. E. of Hwy, 23,
$9000. Mrs. Edith MeNorrill,
503 Fourth St., Waynesboro.

50 A, good farm.land in
growing community on U. S.
hwy. 41, 7 mi. N. of Perry, 6
R. frame house, 9 pecan and
one apple tree, 2 trailer spaces,
with septic tanks, lights, wa-
ter and phone connections.
Chureh and stores convenient
and school bus by door. Joe
V. Arnold, P. O. Box 534,
Warner Robins, Ph. 953-3576
(Centerville).

3.7 A. in Douglas Co., large
garden area, 3 bdrm. house,
bath, 75 ft. Co. road frontage,
immediate occupancy, $100.
cash and take over $74. mon-
thly payments for 12 yrs. J.
C. Fowler, Rt. 1, (Camp Rob-
in Hood Area), Whitesburg.

132 A. good land on paved
road, 43 mi. N. E. of Atlanta
in Barrow Co., 2 mi. from In-
terstate Hwy. 85, 4 mi. of
Braselton and 9 mi, from
Winder. 2 branches, creek,
lake site, elec. and phone
lines, mail route and school
bus service, $150. A. Mrs.
Annie H. Jackson, 306 N.
pin St.. Winder, Ph. 867-
9844.

For sale or exchange for
farm land near Atlanta good
37 A. land, grocery, filling
station and home at busy
hwy. intersection 23 mi. north
of Valdosta. Mrs. F. W. Wo-
mack Rt, 1, Barney.

4 A. hill in heart of Dade
Co., Ga., 2 small houses, elec.
lights available, located near

eash. Helen Polly Hall, Rt. 2,
Henagar, Alabama, (Ga. tax
payer on Ga. land).

57.9 A. chicken farm for
sale or rent near Farmers
market, fully equipped with

. for 20,000 layers, 6
feed mill, egg



104 A. farm located 4 mi.
from Jacksonville, 35 A, per-
manent pasture with plenty
of water, bal. for row crop.
45 bearing pecan trees, on
bus and mail route, 2 dwell-
ing houses with plenty of out
bldgs. C. S. Cooper, Rt. 1,
Box 142, Jacksonville, Ph.
32655, ;

175 A. more or less, with
about 200,000 feet of A-i
saw timber, great quantity of
young pines growing timber.
3 good settlements, plenty of
wood and water. W. C. Lang-
ham, Rt. 2 Warrenton.



Trenton, good scenery, $1000.)



and mail route, located

2500 to 3000 A. farm and
timber land all in one body.
Located in S.W. Ga. about
125 mi. from Atlanta. Charles
T. Bottle, 1837 Brearlake Cir-
ele, Decatur,

409 A. Taylor Co, land, 6
mi, from Butler, some timber,
pond and drilled well. Mrs,
A. F. Morrow, 6359 Cherry
Tree Lane, N.E., Atlanta 5,
Ph. BL 5-2245. :

263 A. dairy farm in Lamar
Co., 5% mi. W. of Barnesville.
Ideal for dairy or beef opera-
tion. Charles T. Walker, Rt.
1, The Rock, Ph. 474-R.

336 A, farm, 8 mi, S. of
Valdosta on White Water Rd.,
5.29 A. tobacco, 2,6 A. cotton,
25 A. permanent pasture, 60
A. natural fish pond, cen-
trally located for irrigation,
199 A. in cultivation, 3 bdrm.
house bath, tobacco. barn,
pack house and tool shed,
$175. A. Mrs. G. W. Copeland,
Rt. 2, Valdosta, Ph. 242-3585.

40 A. farm, located N. of
Villa Rica. on Rockmark Rd..
near Concord District, 2
houses, barn, running water,
good pasture with plenty of
water in pasture, 20 A. in
cultivation, real. good land
with some timber. Marvin
Crews, Rt. 2, Villa Rica.

85 A. woodland located in
Carroll Co,, approx, 8 mi, E.
of Carrollton, Scattered tim-
ber, lots of water, $40. A. W.
E. Wilson, RFD 1, Whitesburg.

252 A, Pike Co. land, com-
pletely fenced and crossed
fenced, 2 bdrm. house with
bath, tenant house, 2 pond
sites. Last timber cutting
1947. Located on paved road
and school bus route. D. B,
Connell, Williamson, Ph. 8-
2310 (Griffin, call after 7
p.m., no collect calls).

2% A. land 8 R. house, on
paved rd., hot water heater
and inside bath. All letters
ans, Mrs. Gladys Walker, 316
Grady St., Thomasville, Ph.
CA. 6-2145. 5

1% A. 8 room house, on
payed road; school bus: peste
5 mi.

Prefer



40 A. land, 4 R. house with
bath, pump in well, butane
gas, phone, barn, 2 other out
houses, branch running across
farm, 15 A. open, rest in pas-
ture and pines, % mi, off
blacktop, on good dirt road,
$5000, John P, Backstrom, Rt.
2. Box 42, West Point. me

200 A. land $135. A,, 39 A.
in cultivation allotments; 1.47
A. tobacco, 3 A. peanuts, 4
A. cotton, barrell stand of
turpentine, cupped, many
more large enough to cup. All
under fence. Mrs. Ida H. Mer= ~
ritt, Rt. 2, Wray.

30_-A. farm, N, Young Har-
ris, old house, on gravel roa
1/4 mi, off paved road, schoo
bus and mail route. About 10
A, clear land, rest in timber
and young pine, well and
streams, _mountain scenery, _
and church near. L. J. MeKin,
Rt. 1,.Young Harris, 3

190 A, land, 160 A, in pines,
126 A, 3 yr. old in C. R. draw-
ing $1740. yr., 10 A. 2 yr. old
netin-C, Ri, bal..in natural
growth up to saw timber, 3
A. pond, 5 R. farm dwelling
and .sey. out bidgs, (no let-
ters) Cecil L. Langham, Box ~
202, Rt. 2, Warrenton, 5s

15 A. land more or: less,
nice 4 R. house with part
bath, good well with pump,
also, good spring water, 2
chicken houses with 4500 ca-
pacity and equip., small barn,
Located 1/4 mi, from paye-
ment with sehool bus and -
mail by door, one mi, from
Reinhardt College, 7 mi. from
Canton. Clifford Crowe, Rt. 1,
Waleska, Ph, 479-4960.

About 2 A. land, 8 R. house, ;
on paved rd., plenty of shade
trees, 6 mi. of Warm
Springs on school bus route,
priced to sell, E. W. Florence,
Rt, 1, Warm Springs, Ph. 3-

a

9 or 10 A. in Cherokee Co,,
1/4 mi. off paved rd. on good
dirt rd., $2,500. Miss Ida Sims,
Rt. 1, Acworth. i

Approx, 2 A, of land with
10. R. house, well water with
pump, 3 porches, bath paved
walk all around house, carport.
Located across from air port,
near Douglas, Hwy. 441, M,
L. Harrison, Rt, 3. Box -8,
Douglas, Ph, 384-3384.

Farm Land

WANT TO BUY
OR EXCHANGE FOR



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3







Want sev. A. open land in
Collier Heights or Adamyille
sections of Atlanta. Must be
reasonable in price and suit-
able for light tractor farming,
Would consider renting a tract
of land with buying priority
privileges. L. A. Thompson,
2984 Collier Dr., N.W., At-
lanta 18, Ph. 794-1153 (nights)

Want to rent 5-6 R. house
with at least 5 or more A.,
So, or S.E. of Atlanta, pre-
ferred within 20 mi, of At-
lanta. W. M. Cochran, 3986
Covington Rd., Decatur, Ph,
BU 4-3496.

Want few acres of farm land
with livable house, well wat-
er, near store. State price and
terms in first letter. Mrs. Edith
Whatley, 2402 Berry Dr., De-

Want: 5-50 A. in N. Ga,
with panoramic view of
mountains, good spring pre-
ferably gravity - flow water,
good to liveable camping
house, on paved or good dirt
road, O, R. Cheek, Rt 3,
Conyers,

Want to buy for cash, small
farm with home, on bus and
pewer line, in Jones, Menroe,;
Jasper, or Baldwin Co. 3 or 4
R. house in good cond. H. P,
Tunison, c/o G, A, Tunison,
109 Webster St., Valdosta, _

Want to buy 2 A. land near
a river. Mrs. Viola L. Page,
Rt. 4, Lyons.

Want to trade, or sell, place
in Sugar Hill, Buford, 5 yrs.
cld, 6 r., hall.and bath, eity
water and natural gas near
school and churches for farm
or farm lands in mts. or south-
ern part of state. All letters
ans: Write before coming. N.
G, Ridgeway, Box 224, Bu-
ford.

Want small piece of land on
river or ,ereek; suitable for
game farming. No bidgs. need-
ed, only cabin or small barn. |

So, Coastal Ga. ay







WANT TO BUY
OR EXCHANGE FOR



Want 10-50 A. near Warm
Springs on paved road. Will
pay cash but price must be
yight. Mark A. Mollan, Box
120, Red Oak. :

Want run-down or cut over
farm land at reasonable price,
State full information in first
letter. Milton C. Browne, IT.
215 West 41st St., Savannah.

Want 500 A. or more, pre-
fer part improved _ pasture,
peanut allotment and natural
water, on paved road. State

full description of land and
bidgs., no. of A. cleared, lo-
-eation, price and terms. G.

B. Mims, Hephzibah.

Want land that has been
- farmed out or too steep and
jrregular to farm in Burke,
Sereven or Jenkins Co. only.
Robert P. Trowbridge, P.O.
Box 1474, Augusta.

Want 20-50 A. suitable for
cattle, would like to have
house regardless of condition.
Seller must be able to fi-
nance. Want within 40 mi.
of Atlanta. Don Randall, 2345
Glendale Dr., Decatur.

- Want small tract of low
- priced land within 70 mi. of

Atlanta. State location and
price. Mrs. Ann Vaughn, Rt.
1, Carvau Dr., Woodstock,

Want 5-50 A. in Stock-
bridge, McDonough, Locust
Grove or Sunnyside area.
House not necessary. James
EF. Qwen, 1084 North Ave.
]NE. Atlanta -7.

Want 35 A. or more timber
Jand or run down farm. Must
be very reasonably _ priced.
State price, kind of timber
and directions in first letter,
prefer in North Ga._ area.
Dillard Griffeth, 618 Birney
St., Marietta.

Want nice farm with large
Jake in Rockdale or Newton
Co. near new Interstate Route
20, or north end of Henry Co.
Mrs. Helen Elliott, 722 Gate-
wood Rd., N. E., Atlanta 6,
(state full information)

Want 20-200 A. with or
without house and out bldgs.,
some open land, stream, pond
or lake site, located 10-25 mi.
from Atlanta, on paved or all
weather road. Must be rea-
sonably priced. K. S. Ross,
518 Dan Lane, N. E., Atlanta.

Want 5-25 A. mountain
jJand, prefer White or Union
Co. with no house. Must have
creek through property, nice
trees, good view of mountains,
on or near good Hwy., sev.
acres bottom land to cultivate.
Quote terms. James Street,
Box 13751, Station K, Atlanta

Want to trade my land in
Barrow Co., Winder, 14 A.
with some timber and _ st-
reams, for place in Blairsville.
Want good 4-5 R. house with
elec., spring water and 3-4 A.
Jand. Mrs. Dora Bennett, 2239
Stanton Rd., East Point.

Want farm in N. Ga. with
old house. Describe property,
creeks, springs, water fall, out
bldgs., adjoining game _ re-
serve, also how many acres
and price and directions, J.
A. Kirk, Rt. 4, Marietta.

Want farm of 75 A. or more.
Prefer N. Ga. but would con-
sider other location. Must be
priced right for cash, good
Jand, 40 or 50 A. for culti-
vation, with woods and st-
ream, on mail and_ school
route. State full description
and price. Clifford Moseley,
Rt. 1, Conyers, Ph. 483-8237
(not collect)

Want 50-100 A. in So.
Bartow or So. Cherokee Co.
Must be suitable for pasture.
House not required. R.
Floyd, 140 Spinks Dr., Mar-
jetta, Ph. 428-2955.

Want.farm in or around
Baxley with cotton and tob-
acco allotment. J. T. Roberson
(at dead end of Allen St.)
Baxley.

Want to buy small farm or
acreage in Douglas or Carroil
Co. area. Terms preferred. L.
S. Cobb, 84 Chambers Dr.,
Marietta.















Want farm in North Whit-

field Co., need not be im-
proved. James R. Cowan, Rt.
1, Rocky Face... 5

ir











Want 15-50 A. land in 50
mi. radius of Atlanta. Ed
Lawson, 84 Flat Shoals Ave.,
S. E., Atlanta 16.

Want 25-50. A. land on
paved road with branch and
lake site, between Stone Mt.
and Monroe or Conyers and





Madison. Harry E. DeFoor,
1475<DeLowe{Dr.;. S.-W;
Atlanta 11.

Want No. Ga. mountain

land, large or small, will pay
eash if price is right. State
details. S. T. Stanley, Resaca.

Want 5-25 A. land within
20 mi. of Albany, also, would
like 15 A. of low lands suit-
able for fish pond, priced
reasonable for cash. B.
Rusich, 2200 Schley Ave.,
Albany.

Want to buy 1-100 A. more
or less according to price and
location. Prefer unimproved
farm with water and some
timber. Would consider rent-
ing. P. B. Peek, 1704 Madrona
SiN Wo Atlanta 3... Ph:
799-1768.





Want to buy approx. 10 A.
unimproved land at reason-
able price. Prefer N. of Can-
ton. Buford H. Moore, Holly
Springs,

Want 40 A. land with 3-4
R. house, reasonably priced
for cash. Ridley Almon, 813 %
Bankhead Ave., N. W., Atl-
anta.

Want 10-15 A. land on
paved road with modern
house, in middle or So. Ga,
reasonably priced for cash,
Robert Reynolds, Rt. 6, Box
260, Macon.





Want farm in N. E. Ga.,

preferably on Hwy. State
details including price and
terms. Frank Severino, c/o

L. G. Ledford, Rt. 1, College
Park.



Want chicken farm. with
good acreage. in N. E. Ga,
near Cornelia or Gainesville.
State full details. Grover J.
Shelton, 1995 Meador Ave.,
S. E., Atlanta, Ph. MA 7-3670.



Want to buy farm within
35 mi. of Atlanta. Want 25-A.
or more. J. Walter Dowdy,
ao So. Pryor Rd., Atlanta



Want farm with old house.
Must give price, approx. age
of house in first reply, also,
location and number of 4A.
and conveniences. Prefer Ante
Bellum home near some small
town. Mrs. George Normandy,
Rize 1 2) -Manniton: Rd. lna
Grange.



Want good small farm, 25-
50 A. or more land if reason-
ably priced, suitable for farm-
ing and cattle raising, must
have pasture enough to sup-
port sev. head of cattle and
would consider renting farm
for cash. Must have livable
house and other bldgs. for go-
ing operation, within 50 mi.
of Macon. J. F. Little, Smarr.

Want 50-200 A. cheap
mountain forrest land with
plenty of springs, prefer with
water falls, in White, Haber-
sham, Raburn, Union, or Fan-
ning Co. State what you have
and price. D. M. Parham, 176
Grady St., Griffin.



Want 100-400 A. land in
Cobb, Paulding or Cherokee
Co. Desire property with some
paved road frontage, deve-
loped or undeveloped; clear-
ed or with timber. State lo-
cation, price and terms in first
letter, J. R. Roquemore, Pam-
ela Cr., Rt. 5, Marietta, Ph.
422-3463 (no collect calls).



Want any size farm with or
without house in_ Henry,
Rockdale, Newton, Clayton,

w.|Gwinnett, Walton, or DeKalb

Co. | Would trade $5,000.00
equity. in 2-% . yr: old; .3
bdrm., 2 bath home in Waiton
Co. as part payment. Bal.
cash or terms. Would consider
buying some livestock and
equip. Mrs. Jack Y. Ander-
son, 321 Woodland Rd., Mon-
roe, Ph. 267-9682.

Will pay $4000. cash, total
price, for small. farm. Want
many big, old, shade trees,
some acres of big hardwood
trees, some cleared cropland
and pasture. Usable old bldg
res June Harris Burn,

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Farm Land

FOR RENT OR LEASE



One A. land with 6 R. house
for rent, just remodeled, run-
ning water, bath, located 6
mi...So. of, Alma on: U.S; (1:
Hwy. Mrs. Ed Johnson, Rt. 2,
Box 117, Alma.

Apple and peach orchard
for rent or lease. Red Delici-
ous, Yellow (Golden) Deli-
cious, Winesap and other va-
rieties; peaches: red wyee,
red free and Jubilees. Mrs. R.

E. McGee, Barnesville Rd.,
Thomaston.

2 horse farm for rent, 4 R.
heuse, lights, good pasture,
near school bus route and
near church, good cotton acre-
age, 54% mi. of Dearing on
Hwy. 47. Mrs. Ellis McCorkle,
Rt. 1, Dearing.

60-75 A. good fertile land
all in weed for rent, with 21
A. allotment of cotton, all in
weeds this year, reasonable.
Located 4 mi. N.W. of Fay-
etteville. just off 92 Hwy. J.
J. Graves, Rt. 2, Fayetteville.

Farm of good acreage for
rent. 54 A. in cultivation, 2-
1/10 A. tobacco allotment,
14-6/10 A. cotton allotment,
5 A. peanut, allotment, 8 R.
house with running water,
hot and cold: Tobacco barn,
stock barn, tractor and tool









shelter. A. C. Clark, Rt. 6,
South Hwy. 319, Moultrie,
Ph. 985-2267.



5 R. house small amt. of
land, with elec., for rent to
good family. Good well, good
garden, near store and school
bus and on mail route from
Lawrenceville. George Ben-
ese Rt. 3, Box 519, Lawrence-
ville.

Small acreage for rent nar
East Atlanta suitable
trucking or light farming, on
paved road, school bus and
mail routes. Near store and
neighbors. Good small house
with lights and water, $22.50
mo. Mrs. Ethel B. Clark, 982
N. Highland Ave., N.E., At-
lanta 6, Ph. TR 6-0538 (be-
fore 2 p.m.).

7 R. house and bath for
rent, on school bus route and
mail route, on Federal Hwy,,
3 mi. So. of Register, 12 mi.
from Statesboro, Metter and
Claxton. G. A. Dekle, 31 North
Main St., Statesboro. :

Farm Land

WANT TO RENT OR LEASE







Want to rent or lease for
cash, 100 or 200 A. in or a-
round Henry Co. House not
required. E. Lawson, 1451
Funston St., S. E., Atlanta 15.

Want small farm place to
rent for first year and if sat-
isfied will buy later. Must be
on or near paved road, state
clearly what you have. Carl-
ton Roland, 2337 First Ave.,
N. E., Atlanta.

Want to rent on long term
lease with monthly rental.
large acreage, well fenced and
cross fenced, permanent past-
ure, good barns and large
house or 2 good smaller
houses, natural water, not. too
far from Atlanta. Mrs. E. S.
Murdock, 242 Howard St.,
N. E., Atlanta.

Retired man and wife wants
to rent small farm in N. W.
or S. W. Ga. with good house,
can pay rent in advance, will
take good care of farm and
house. J.3.B. -Pritchets - Sr.
3029 Browns Mill Rd., Atl-
anta 15, Ph. PO 1-6495.

Want to lease for cash with
option to buy, 150 to 300 A.
farm with good house, good
soil and water supply suffi-
cient for pond in Dodge, Pul-
aski, Wilcox, Dooly, Houston,
or Peach Co. State particulars
in reply. James T. Walker,
Rt. 3, Avondale Rd., Macon,
Ph. 788-1923.

Want to rent or buy on
monthly cash payments, house
and about 10 A. land in Ga.
Prefer house with elec., good
well water, need not be paved
road, and need not be near
school. I am a retired single
man. Bill e Pic),











-on poultry farm,

for |



Want to rent 25 or 50 A.
land and fair house in Soutn
middle Ga. Fred Colbert, Rt.
1, Box 193, Oglethorpe.

Want to rent 600 to 800 A.
of flat level land with eaca
field averaging from 50 A.
up, all in cotton base. Prefer
good land in So. Georgia. Wilt
pay good rent. Billy Joe Tur-
lington, Rt..1, Covington, Ph.
786-5116.

Farm Work

WANTED

Middleaged white, single
man, wants job doing light
farm chores with elderly or
semi-invalid people. Can
cook and keep house. Want
room and board and $20. wk.
Terry Daniel, 742 Blvd., SE,
Atlanta, Ph. MA. 7-4286.









30 yr. old man wants job
i exp. with
broilers or layers. 6 in family,
4 adults, 3 to work, 2 chil-
dren. Need 4 or 5 rm. house
and need to be moved. Prefer
North Georgia. Derril Norton,
Rt. 1, Suwanee.



- White man, age 45, sober,
honest worker, wants job on
chicken farm with % acre
land for growing vegetables
for home use, and permission
for wife to have pet. Bill Bat-
ey, Rt. 2, Lavonia.



Man, aged 44, honest, so-
ber wants job on farm for
$15. wk. and room and board.
Tractor driver. Ten yrs. exp.
Julian M. Reed, Rt. 4, c/o
James E. Foster, Lawrence-
ville.

all conveniences, Nort
ton. Co. A. Carlis.
Piedmont Ave., NE,
JA. 5-7228 (daytime

Want white single
55 yrs. old, to do fa
und look after hogs.
omi Harris: = Rte
Warrenton, Ph. HO.

Want nice health
woman 40 to 60 yrs
to live in home with
do light farm work, pa
job, $35. month with
board and laundry. Mr.
Rogers, Rt. 2, Claxton.

Want small white |
ored family to tend
acre truck and feed farm
market. Must be sober
dependable. Will an
detial. B. J. Gilmore,
Jeffersonville.

Want caretaker,
woman,
drinkers,

cooking, cottage furnish

unfurnished and garde

| salary. E. Thomas, Rt. 1, )

lonega.

Want repairman
knowledge of farming
maintenance work and
eral carpentry on farm
be honest, sober and
te work. Guy W. Rut
P.O. Box 187, Decatur



Middleaged white lady
wants job doing light farm
work and caring for invalid.
Live in 5 days for room,
board and $30. salary, or will
accept $28. wk. Prefer Christ-
ian home. Mrs. Dora Bennett,
2239 Stanton Rd., East Point.

30 yr. old white man with
wife and 13 yr. old son wants
job raising broilers on 50-50
basis, or caring for layers.
Will work by the hour when
not busy with chickens. Can
drive truck or tractor. Need
4 or 5 rm. house on school
bus and mail Rt. Homer Bruce,
Serra h Dr., Gainesville,

Want job as caretaker or
gen. work on cattle farm. 45
yrs. old, exp. in cattle and
farm machinery and upkeep.
Need 4 or 5 rm. house wired
for stove. Will have to be
moved. Ralph Lynn, Rt. 2,
Doraville. s

Middleaged ex - veteran
wants job on farm as care-
taker. Exp. in livestock feed-
ing, can drive tractor, truck
and operate any kind of farm
machinery. Will need furnish-
ed living quarters, and will
have to be moved in small
truck. Can give good ref.
Would like job all winter.
Jamison Raiden, c/o Mell H.
Carithers, Rt. 1, Comer. Ph.|
SU 3-4402 (evenings).

Exp. dairyman wants work
on dairy farm. White, with
wife and 1 child, do not drink.
Carroll White, Rt. 3, Box 112,
Twin City.

White man, age 44, slight
handicap, wants home with
small salary in exch, for win-
ter feeding of stock and other.
odd jobs. Fred Tyree c/o Lu-
ther Murvhy, Rt. 3, Rome,
Ph. 234-8004.









Man wants employment on
poultry farm caring for broil-
ers or layers. 15 yrs. exp.
Reasonable salary. board and



laundry. Bill Stevens, Rt. 1,
Dahlonega.
White man, 37 yrs. old

wants job tending layers on
poultry farm. Exp.,_ sober,
honest, dependable and ready
to start work for reasonable
wkly. salary. Need house
wired for stove, on school bus
and mail rt. Party hiring must
not drink. Charlie Murdock,
Rt. 3, Dogwood Dr., Summer-
ville. No phone calls. See af-
ter 5:30 wk. days.

White man, 72 yrs. old and

Want man and w
over 50--yrs.." of agers
and sober, to tend 85 hu
friers and -4 or 0 ae
good land in the_sprin
C. Garrett, Rt. 1, Dahlon

Want reliable white
and wife to i I
one house close to city,
can work at public wo!

1204, Athens, Ph. Li.
(No collect calls).

Want white or colored

eral farming. Mu 5
dable, sober and good w
and be able to opera
farm machinery and
truck and tractor. Have
family and must be |
$40. wk. plus house and
days off. References. Pe
nent job to right party.
Lipory, Rt. 1, Hawkins
Ph. 892-2578 (No
calls).

Want working forema

of general farm equip
exp. in corn, peanut, and_
eral row crop farming
family. No drinkers. _
house with plumbing
elec. on Sch. bus I
Give age, No. in fami
ref. first letter. Lester
Rt. 3, Box 530, Albany,
Ph. HE 5-8621 (No
calls). ; :

Want farm maini
man able to do ordinal
chanical work, simple ~
ing etc., must be in g
sical cond., able to drive

Jack Willis, Rt. 2, Fo
.Want man _ to do

cattle. A. C. Palmour, |
Box 68, Summerville.

Want colored woman >
light farm wor

house. Live in Christian
with room, board i
furnished. Farm
north of Alpharetta. J.
beck, 6380 Peachtree -
woody Rd., NE, Atlanta.

- e .
Equipmen
FOR SALE
John Deere MT
cultivator, smoothing
mower and 2 dise plov

good cond. J. K. We
312, Madison, Ph. 958



in good health with Social
Security income wants job
doing light farm work. Was
raised on farm and can do
most anything but not exp.
ae ee

rete












































_H. P. Gen. Elec. pump
r, 220 or 440 3-phase

PM for sale at reason-
price, or trade for cabi-
: suitable
me bird eggs. Will make
ge within 50 mi. radi-
shipping
ses if more than 50 miles.
T. Carithers, Rt. 1, Nichol-
h. 757-2647 (no collect

t. type incubator

or each pay

Golden syrup mill, No. 12,
00: 80 gal. kettle, $35.00;
gal. kettle, $50. All good
nd. J. C. Otwell, Rt. 4, Box
, Newnan, Ph. AL. 3-1216.

J with
tic lift, cultivators and
ts, 2 disc plow and

section harrow, all in
bargain: priced.
urner, Hillsboro, Ph.

mall A. tractor

cond.,

6587. |

_L. F. No, 3,000 ege wash-
good cond; 157 P-16 tube
sders, good cond. Bobby Tae
kland, Box 91, Chestnut
Ph. LE 4-3813

tain,
inesville). -

gas brooders in good

o p25-00~ ea, Hoyt

ators, planters;

ppey,

954 John Deere 6 ft. com-
excel.
$500.00; bush and bog
w, $50.; Bermuda grass
w, $75.; cut-off saw and
$50.; drag harrow, $25.
Henry Barnett, Bishop,
(9-33 : '

power drive,

row Allis Chalmers C.

tly overhauled. Will sell
Clif-

ately or together.
Parker, Oakman.

row International corn
; 1. or H. Farmall,
ond., picked less than
=>s corn, cheap for cash,
ll swap for drill type
mower and hole digger
tractor. Monia Reed, Box
Oakwood, Ph. LE. 4-5787.

F-600 V8 2 ton Ford
long wheel base, heavy
springs and 12 ft. flat
bed, good cond.; also, 9
>. Briggs - Stratton air
2d motor, very good cond.
Wills, Sr., Rt. 5, Cum-

M.

1955

Ph. 887-2268.

laying cages, 64 pullet
y, and 27 pullets for
Benjamin F. Holley, 910
on St., S. W., Atlanta 10,

city,

PL 5-9343.

lis Chalmers B. tractor
pped with planters, culti-
rs, plow, distributor and
ae $500. Brown Avera,



armall Cub tractor, good
nd., new rear tires, equip-

with hydraulic lift, 5 row
duster, cultivator, draw
mowing meh., tiller and
- take-off, $500. cash .at
Deh Griffis;
1, Odum, Ph. 584-2131 (no



farm. Mrs.

lect calls).
wo rabbit hutches,

$1.50 for other.
, 2035 Butner Rd.,
Eee D1 4-45.18:

na.

$3.50
both, or $2.00 for large one

Atl-



armall A. tractor in good
nd. with 2 disc tiller plow,
row and other equipment.
. Jack Sikes, Rt. 2, Monte-













Lee, Rt.

Ground.



type hay

Bradley, pull

pony saddle, $25. M.
Frey, 5755, Memorial
tone Mountain.

Sombine;

quid sprayer;

-Egg-O-Matic egg candler
grader, large size. Everett
3.7 }Box 456, Ball

in. Mott hammer knife
-mower, used 3 hrs., $250.; lift
rake for Cub tractor,
4 in. 2 bottom plow,
type, L
L.|machine, mule type, used very

Dr.,

2-dise turning
; wheat drill; fertilizer
ider; cotton weeder; cot-

SN





PAGE SEVEN



1 row corn picker, pull
type, can be used with or
without husker,
cond., $450.00. P. J. Lipory,
Rt. 1, Hawkinsville, Ph. 892-
AOS?

Craft bulk cooler, 300 gal.
capacity, excel. cond.; 2 unit
Hinman milking machine,
stainless steel; also, 2 stainless
steel milk buckets and one
wash vat, practically new.
Hoke Cantrell, White Plains.

Reconditioned parts to cider
press: bearings and _ other
worn parts newly machined;
two tubs, excel. cond., needs
new frame (old frame avail-
able), $35.00. See at my place.
Glenn W. Bennett, 2943 Ak-
LOD sob. seast= Point; .Phs PO
7-9616.

David Bradley Super 575
garden tractor complete with
cultivator, disc harrow, turn
plow, middle buster, draz
harrow and wheel weights,
for sale or trade for Farmall
Cub tractor,; also, want Far-
mall Cub tractor. with or
without equipment. K. Hop
Penkuts; 15> -So..-- Grady St.,
Claxton. :

Craft bulk milk tank; Chore
Boy pipeline milkers; choice
of 50 cows, Holsteins, Guern-
seys and Jerseys; 617 lb. daily





th, Box 45, Nicholson. base with Foremost. J. Floyd
row John Deere tractor

40, with 3 point hitch,
dist.,
ws, and 2, 14 in., bottom
, A-1 cond., $695. R. A.
Box 49, Ochlochnee
block west of R. R.

Jones, Rt. 2, Box 29. Warthen,
Ph. 2851 (Sandersville).

John Deere H. tractor, good
tires, and runs good, $175.00;
also, John Deere B. tractor,
good _ motor, transmission
needs some work, $75.00. John
C. Prescott; Rt: 6, Carrollton.
(2 mi. off Newnan Hwy on
Lowell Rd).

Stainless



steel
bulk milk tank, 300 gal. cap.,
good cond. Sam Capes, Rt. 2
Covington, Ph. 786-6540. ~

1955: -G. Mie C292:ton;: truck
with good tires and heater.
$800.00, cheaper for cash or
would take cow and 2 calves
as part payment. Mrs. T. H.
Wheeler, Rt. Cumming.

Shallow well pump in good
cond. RR: Be Cochran, -Rt.< 1,
(Box 57, Lithia Springs, Ph.
WH 2-3134 (Douglasville).

7 gas chicken brooders by
Woods Co., $10.00 each. J. R
Sims, 1993 Brownsmill Rd.
Atlanta 15.

1956 Cub tractor, new disc
tiller, weeder, drag harrow, 2
sets cultivators and planters,
wood rotary mower,. like new.
C. T. Rooks, 710 Magnolia Dr.,
Macon.

International, 1 row, 2 C-11
corn snapper, used 200 hrs.,
good cond., $400.00. James
Hensley, Box 421, Ellijay, Ph.
ME 5-4533. :

2 tractors, Allis Chalmers
and Farmall, make $350. each.
W. iL. Gravitt, Rt. 1, Rex, Ph.

GR. 4-4146.

_ L. P. Gas tank, 250 gal. cap.,
above ground type, or can be
used under. Virgil S.- Cole-
mon Re ee: = Sullivane | Rd
College Park, Ph. PO. 7-6027.

Massey Harris combine and
2 row corn puller just put on
last fall, $2,500.00 for outfit.
C. H. Hester, Fort Valley.

Super A. tractor, Farmall
bush and bog harrows and
trailer, 1953, model almost
like new, $900.00. A. L. Man-
gum, Rt. 1, Talmo.

500 gal. above ground pro-
pane tank, good cond., $200.
W. H. Denney, Roopville Rd.,
Carrollton. :

8 N. Ford tractor with 2
row cultivator and planter;
smoothing harrow and turner,
all in good cond. and reason-
ably priced. Fred Pinkard, Rt.
1, Rockmart, Ph. 684-5699
(no collect calls).

Farmall Cub tractor, plant-
er, cultivator, side plow and
pully, all in good cond., good
tires. L. P. Martin, 349 Hick-
ory Circle, Toccoa, Ph. 886-
4028 (no collect calls).

-John Deere No. 3 mowing

Dari-Kool

>

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little, good cond., $75. at farm.
H. W. Thurmond, Farmington.

1960 Major Diesel Fordson
tractor with hydraulic lift,
good cond.; 1959 F-600 Ford
truck 72 in. whl, base, 2 ton,
|good. cond.; 1949 Ford truck



with wench and 500 ft. of
Hen ISE h. Bro n, 413

very good}

1956 Ford pickup, truck
black, custom cab, new tires,
good cond., bought new, $750.
John Burruss, Jr. Cumming,
Ph. 887-4027.

Almost new water fountain,
for pig parlor, with electric
heater used, to finish out two
lots of hogs, $23. T. M. Webb,
Rt. 3, Ellijay.

1959 Chev. % ton pickup
truck, clean, good cond. witn
good 6-ply tires on rear, $950.
Jerry D. Williams, Rt. 2, Box
250, Buford, Ph. 434-9858.

Model No. 1, Gravely tr-
actor, 6 H. P., heavy duty
tires, power saw and_ plow,
excel. cond. Mrs. J. D. Robin-
son, Rt. 1, Lilburn.

3 ton inside chicken house
feed bin, good as new, $40.;
also, 30, 5 ft., feeders, $1. ea.
T. P. Buice, Rt. 1, Suwanee
(Forsyth Co.).

2 well built brooders for
quail, for sale cheap. See at
my home. Mrs. J. W. Evans,
Box 34, Greensboro.

1950 8N Ford tractor with
2 disc plow, bush and bog
Rome harrow, and No. 5 Jonn
Deere mowing machine, Sell
together or separately. Roy E.
Lewis, Rt. 2, Cedartown, Ph.
748-5333. ; ;

4 wheel drive farm jeep
with top and curtains. H. A

















Massey, Bremen, Ph. LE.
7-2640.
John Deere no, 15 pull

type subsoiler, $50.00. Bobby
Miller, Water Works Rd., Rt.
2 Bremen, Ph. LE 17-2786
(after 7 p. m.)

Equipment

WANTED





Want post hole digger that
will operate on Farmall Super
C. tractor with 3 point hitch.
W. L. Robinson, Box 160,
College Park.

Want hand, portable, weed



|burner in good cond. Write

stating make, size, type of
fuel used, availability of parts
and price. C. T. Rumble, Rt.
3, Box 43, Forsyth.

Want used (factory made)
hog feeders, 4 to 16 size or any
size; also, want shucker and
sheller in good cond. Prefer
Haybun make; also 1 _ ton
factory made mixer. State
price and cond. in first letter.
W. B. Poole, Rt. 4, Waycross.

Want plowing and cultivat-
ing accessories to be used
with Allis Chalmers W. D.
tractor Aun Paul, bts 1;
Conyers, Ph. 483-8895.

Want two-saw rip saw for
cutting tobacco sticks; also,
for sale, 1957 1-% ton heavy
duty Dodge truck, new tires
and good motor and_ cab,
$600.00. J. F. Childers, Rt. 3,
Box 200, Sylvester.

Want irrigation engine and
pump. Prefer 6 cylinder or
larger engine, or will consider
pump without engine, no pipe
or sprinklers needed. ee
Smith, Rt. 1, Moultrie.

Want above ground type
butane gas tank, 100-200 gal.
eap. in good cond., and cheap
for cash and within reason-
able distance. Huel Parks, Rt.
3. Madison, Ph. 14-J.

Want dump truck in good
running condition. C, H.
Fleming, 2135 Custon Bluff

Rd., Savannah, Ph. 3-
3591, Savannah.

Want grain drill. Advise
what you have to offer. E.

Hoke Smith, 537 Ormond Ter-
race, Macon.

Want irrigation pump and
equipment in good cond.
Write what you have. Dr.
Raymond Young, P. O. Box
71, Colquitt.

Want used tractor trailer in
good cond. Write giving de-
tails and price. Ken Holyoak,
Box 6, Enigma. ;

Want good used tractor at
reasonable price with culti-
vator, planter and harrows.
William C. Farmer, Box 213,
Grayson, Ph. 843-7578. (Law-
renceville)

Want 10 or 12 ft. fertilizer
distributor in first class cond.,
also, spike tooth drag harrow.

= | George C. Morris, 1253 Clear-



tlanta 3

Want 5 horse motor, single
phase. Quote best cash _ price.
C. T. Chapman, Rt. 6, Irwin-
ton Rd., Macon.

Want fan for Economy F6
cotton duster; also, 2 row
flame cultivator. Tom Davis,
Cave Springs.

Want Ford tractor, model
8N, 1952 or later with 3 point
hitch and power take-off,
with all equipment preferred.
Must be good cond. and rea-
sonably priced. Write what
you have, cond., price and
where it can be seen. E. P.
Kakalecik, Rt. 7, Sardis
Church Rd., Macon.

Want 2 H. P. electric motor,
bench type with long shaft on
each end, for REA current.
G. M. Williams, Rt. 2, Coving-
ton.



Want post-hole digger for 3
point hitch Ford tractor, must
be in good condition. Will
consider trading Ford 3 point
rear attached mower for same.
W. R. Cook, Rt. 2, Fairburn.

Want to buy good used
tractor; also, set of blacksmith
tools. F. J. Hutcheson, Rt. 1,
Buchanan.



. Want to buy Bulldozer Cat.,

6 0G3- (5 20Ol Ale De ke Or 18.
Would consider others. State
price and cond. in reply. W. E.
Lewis, Rt. 1, Box 174, Heph-

| zibah.:

Want rotary mower, woods
or Durco; belly mounted
breaking plow; grading blade:
2-wheel trailers. All for use
with Farmall Cub tractor.
Prefer within 75 mi. of
Macon. State .cond. and price.
Charles M. Ross, 582 Pierce
Dr. West, Macon.

Want junked David Bradley
garden tractor and imple-
ments; also, need Ford tractor
that needs repair, reasonably
priced. W. K. _ Strickland,
Smyrna, Ph. 436-1402.

Livestock

FOR SALE







Cattle

Dbl. Reg. polled Hereford
bull, production tested; Here-
ford brood cows; also, good
Aberdeen Angus herd bull,
several young bulls and Aber-
deen Angus brood cows. Phil-
ipide Doenehoo dr. PP. O:-Bex
220, Williamson, Ph. GR 8-
2461 (Griffin).

2 Angus bulls, 6 mos. old,
Eileenmere bloodline, excel.
conformation, from clean
herd, calfhood vac., halter
broke and gentle, dams extra
heavy milkers. See calves to
appreciate. H. M. Bailey, Rt.
1, Senoia, (5 mi. So. of Sharps-
burg on St. Rt. 54), Ph. AL
3-4788.

40 Holsteins for sale. You may
select from entire herd of
165 head. Will sell cows in
production now, or that will

freshen, $400. ea. T. R. Tay-
lor, Davisboro (3 mi. So.),
Ph. 348-3620.

Reg. Angus bulls, 8 mos.

and 1 yr. old., calfhood vac.
and from clean herd. $200. at
farm. T. W. Phillips, c/o West-

over Farm, Kennesaw. Ph.
428-2959 (Marietta).
Small herd grade Blac

Angus cows, to begin fresh-
ening around Christmas, $150.
ea. George T. Farrar, Box
2716s ht, ob) indie Rd.,.-Grit=
fins@ Ph: 93,70:

Santa Gertrudis bull eligi-
ble for Reg. 1% yrs. old, $300.

A. C. Freeman, Hwy. 16, Jack-
son, Ph. 6321, (no collect
calls).

Reg. Black Angus bull, Eile-
enmere breeding, wt. 1200
lbs, 3 yrs. old in November.
James Preast, Rt. 1, Kenne-
saw, Ph. 428-3826.

200-head polled Herefords:
Cows, heifers and steers. Most
cows bred ~ back and with
ealvess by side. Some heifers
bred, some open. Steers weigh-
ing 300 to 500 lbs. See at
farm. W. E. Longine. Provi-
dence Rd., Rt. 4, Alpharetta.

3 fine Holstein heifers for
sale. W. Allanson, 4137 W.
Washington Rd., East Point,
Ph. PO. 1-3462.

Double standard Reg. poll-
ed Hereford bulls, 7 to 11 mos.
old, well built. nice color and
size. Roy R. Goddard, Rt:.2;





Lithonia, (Klondike) Ph, 482-







Holstein steer, wt. about
600 lbs., or better, $100. L. O.
Lusk, 1024 McLendon Dr.,
Decatur, Ph. 443-9252.

30 milch cows, 477 lb. base
with Pet Milk Co.; also, 400
gal. bulk tank and 4 miikers
for sale. Ralph L. Blake, Pine-
view, Ph. MA 4-3368.

Polled Hereford bull, Stan
Lad Romino, calved June 20,
1961, sire Battle Domino 25,
Dam SF Stanway Lady 315.
W. L. Robinson, Box 160, Col-
lege Park. Bods

Dbl. Reg. polled Hereford
bulls and heifers. H. Y. Till-
man, 1207 W. Park Ave., Val-
dosta, Ph. CH. 4-2491.

10 Reg. Black Angus heif-
ers, Eileenmere, 2 and 3 yrs:
oid, some bred, some open,
$200. and $300. ea. at farm 6
mi. East Fairburn on Hwy.
92. Cleo Jackson, Rt. 1, Box
72, Fairburn, Ph. 964-7926.

9 purebred Black Angus
open heifers, from Reg. foun-
dation stock, average wt., ap=-
prox. 400 Ibs. ea., 25c lb., or
will sell per head. E. H.
Ensz, Louisville, Ph. LI-7-
6795 (Wrens).

5 fullblooded Hereford heif-
ers bred to fullblooded polied
Hereford bull, $125. ea.; full-
blooded polled Hereford bull,
2 yrs. old; $175.; 2 Holstein
heifers, will calve in spring,
$125. ea: All-at miy- *farim,
Madras, near Newnan. R. B.
Bowen, 316 Peters St.. SW
Atlanta 3, Ph. MU. 8-14238 (no
collect calls).

Dbl. Reg. polled Hereford
heifers and bulls, weaning
age, wt. 500 lbs., very nice,
pasture cond. J. G. Wills, Al-
pharetta, Ph. GR. 5-5011.

Reg. Angus bulls with Reg.
cert. and pedigree papers. 7
to 9 mos. old, $150. R. O. An=
derson, c/o Double D. Ranch,
Keysville.

Polled Hereford bull, dbl.
Reg. Domino, 8 mos. old and
big, also, heifers for
sale; Ee + Cs Dawson, eR bes
Box 21, Alpharetta, Ph. GR







35 head Holstein dairy cat-
tle, all calfhood vac., 825 1b.
daily base with Sealtest in
Atlanta; 400 gal. Icebank
Dari-Kool tank and 3 unit
DeLaval pipeline milker. Wil-
bur H. Moore, Union Point,
Ph. 489-4577 (after 7:30
P.M.).

Be AvMed Sas

Reg. Shorthorn bull, caived
Jan. 1960, deep red and hal-
ter broke, $250. W. S. Hugh-
es, Rt. 1, 5815, Butner Rd.,
College Park, Ph. 964-6103.

Good small herd of Reg.
Shorthorns, bull and 5 cows,
4 cows with calf at side and
1 heifer. Carl E. Jernberg, Jr.,
Rt. 2, College Park, Ph. PO.
6-2072.

Reg. Angus bull, calved ll-
20-59, $300. Selling to _pre-
vent inbreeding. Billie Higgs,
Rt. 2, Soperton, Ph. 529-4667
(nights).

Young Angus bulls from
best bloodlines, from produc-
tion tested, fast gaining bulls
and cows, $150. ea. and up.
Free del. within 75 miles.
Ezra Hayes, c/o Model farm,
Rt. 1, Sharpsburg, Ph. AL. 3-
4558 (Newnan).

9.09) i CN GW ee

Purebred Guernsey bull, 16
mos. old, deep red with plen-
ty of white shortcoupled, de-
horned and with ring In
nose. Cannot be Reg. Edward
S. Thurmond, Rt. 3, Madison,
Ph. 118-J (after 5 p.m.)< :

Several Guernsey cows t4
freshen last of Oct. and 1st
of Nov. with 3rd and 4th
calves, all good clean cows.
H Thurmond, Farming-
ton.

Red steer, 350 Ibs, still with
mother, for sale at farm. Will
be there Mon., Wed., Fri., and

Sat. of ea. wk. R. O. White,
Box 695, Lake Jodeco Rd.
Jonesboro.



3 calves, Jersy and Hol-
stein heifer and Guernsey
male, none Reg., weigh 200-
300 Ibs., $45. and $50. Wil-
liam W. Lee, Rt. 1, Chicka:
mauga, Ph. 5219.

Swine

Purebred Duroecs from: bes
ploodlines, carefully picked
for best quality. P. M. Mid-
dleton, Rt. 3, Waycross (5 mi
on. Valdosta Hwy.), Ph. AT
3-4351. :

4- Berkshire boars, 1 gilt,
future prize winners, 11 wks.
old, $20. ea.. Mike Williams,
Charing, Ph. UN, 2-4193
(Butler).







MANUFACTURERS GUA
August, 1962

GGuaranteed by Manufacturer RALSTON PURINA COMPANY, Sonpoasitie: Alabama mi :

FFound by State Chemist . Purina Dairy Chow 16% (Coarse)
PROTEIN FAT FIBER *protein low

Puring Dairy Chow 16% (Coarse)
AUBREY FEED MILLS, INC., Louisville, Kentucky protein flow
Red Wee High Energy Broiler Ration Pellets oases i. we ee Chow Supplement |
; ; otein low
: otein | F 21.7 ; pr ee
; ee - Purina ie Checkers (P) 32%
BIRDSEY FLOUR AND FEED MILLS, Macon, "Georsie ie C . ee *fiber high
: M Saver 20% D, Feed R i x uring 0g ow
= splits low : | *protein low, fiber high







CENTRAL COTTON OIL COMPANY, Macon, Seosae ; RED HAT FEED MILLS, Tunnel Hill, Georgia

Prosperity Brand Old Process" 36% Protein : Red Hat High Energy Broiler Ration AmIMedicated A
: Cottonseed Meal : *protein low : ;

protein low, fiber high 5 : F Red Hat High Energy Broiler Ration AmTMedicated ;

: *fat low
CLEVELAND MILLING COMPANY, Cleveland, Tennessee
Wheat Bran th RED HAT FEED MILLS, Tunnel Hill, Georgia
. protein low . Red Hat High Energy Broiler Ration AmtMedicated

= : _ *protein low Z
_ COOPERATIVE MILLS, INC., Flowery Branch, Georgia eat
3 Erciler Maker (A). Medicated c. ; Red Hat High Energy Broiler Ration ZT Medicated
fs f F







*

* ; protein low

3 mpl 4 Red Hat High Energy Broiler Ration AmTMedicated G

f *fat low

_DIXIE-PORTLAND FLOUR COMPANY, Chatta a, Tennessee :

; Red Lion Shorts sds G Red Hot em same i Broiler Ration Anke
*fiber high F i : protein low







DOTHAN OIL MILL COMPANY, Dothan, Alabama RICELAND FEED MILL, nie Arkansas
45% Protein Solvent Extracted Peanut Meal & Hulls G ~ _ Rice Mill By-Product
F Sou

*protein low *protein | low





Eaaweon RICE SALES ee Estherwood, Louisiana

ROBERTS RICE MILLS, INC., Weiner, Arkansas
Rice Mill By-Product

fiber high oes a. Rice Mill By-Product

_ Rice Mill By-Product s | *fiber high
*fiber high -

Rice Mill By-Product : a B SOUTH GEORGIA Lo INC Bochstesr, thera
- fiber high f
Rice Mill By-Product

ey



4 oe
*protein low, fiber high : 4 i ; ic protein ee a toes





FARMERS MILL & ELEVATOR COMPANY, Dudley, Georgia : ee eh Me
Blue Tag Ground Oats S : : Stivers Best Wheat Browa Shorts
*protein low : i ; x *protein tow -
Daan j : Stivers Best Wheat Browa Shorts
HALES & HUNTER COMPANY, Chicago 4, Iinois

eee * :
; es protein low
Br St. i er: ; : Wheat 8 Shorts
Red Comb Broiler a we a Medicated - : "Stivers B : fs

: *protein tow :
HAPPYVALE FLOUR MILLS, Griffin, Georgia
_ Pay Day Broiler Mash {Amprolium) 5 SOUTHERN POULTRY COMPANY, iia Gostile
*fat low ee Poultry Company's Peoller Sete =:
LANIER FEED MILLS. INC., Gainesville, Georgia sy

oes *protein low
Lanier's Broiler Starter Medicated 0.
*protein low







: e SOUTHLAND MILLING COMPANY, INc., Gainesville, GS
RET MILLS, Chattanooga, Tennessee : 3 : Alto Broiler pteks Medicsted Ez os
Signal 16% Dairy Feed es :
*fiber high -e





; : | STANDARD MILLS, Inc., Macon, Georgia : Ei

MARBUT MILLING COMPANY, INC., Augusta, Georgia | Standard's Formula 38% Layer Concentrate

Fairway Broiler Finisher Medicated oO protein low, fiber high
protein low ; = Sete ;

Fairway Cage Concentrate Medicated 383 5.0.) VARNELL MILLING COMPANY, Varnell, Georgia
*protein low

: - 3.8 Vv. M. Starter Mash Medicated
Fairway Poultry Mixer (35%) Medicated d ie
Spretehe Faw : E 4 *protein fow, Ae, lew









J. D, PERKERSON'S SONS, Austell, Georgia sda e BILL WATSONS FARM. FEED. SERVICE, Crawfordville,
Ground Corn Bran ; : 4 1 Big Diamond 16% Dairy Feed
*protein flow S GF *protein low

FEEDS PENALIZED FOR FAILURE TO MEET a ,
August, 1962

GGuoronteed by Monufacturer LORET MILLS, Chaneucoa, Tennessee :
FFound by State Chemist :

Signal 16% oohy. Feed :
ee etict s : ic ) bigh



PROTEIN



THE BUCKEYE COTTON OIL COMPANY, Cincinnati, Okio ae peace ee
Buckeye 44% Protein Solvent Extracted Soybean Meal G MARBUT MILLING. company, we. ee, Georgia
(P) fiber high ree ny Poultry Mixer 135%)
- (P) = tow





ae FEED & SEED COMPANY, Cartersville. Seorsie
: ustin's Ground Snap Corn -
f Z CLIFF MARTIN MILLING COMPANY, wien ecole
(P) protein tow, fiber. high ; ; z Corn Cob Shucks with 25% Molesses ze
5 ss MPD: fiber mae
ee COTTON Off COMPANY. Macon, Georgia ; :
ity B 25% b :
Teme Cae ee 9 | RALSTON PURINA COMPANY, St. Louis, Missouri
(P) protein low, fiber high- if ee Perkta tite: Sadan (P) _ Protein tow.







CLARK COUNTY MILLING Come ;
: Better Made Cage Mash a Se : RICE BY-PRODUCTS, Inc., cet Louisiana

(P) protein low, fiber high . v . Pepe ee (P) protein low, fiber ih

; Rice Mill Feed : Bec aerate i ees
cosey-Hopses MILLING COMPANY, Birmingham, Alaboma i ee ee ~
Jazz Milk Producer {24% Protein Supplement) 6 i ; , ie eee eea protein low, fiber high

; (P) protein tow f pe oe i ee s







DIXIE-PORTLAND FLOUR COMPANY, Chattanooga, Tennessee oo te Wh INC, Rome, Georgia
Acme Gray Shorts i 5 wees paeh ofein: low
{P) fiber high ; :
Red Lion Shorts : : -



ae SOUTHERN MILLING. company, A
; = Growing Mash pice Sa
FLORIDA SOAP CORPORATION, Doctors Inlet, Florida ; zie a : fiber oe
St. Johns River 50% Protein Meat & Bone Meal Oo hy MOFLO me mony a.
(P) protein low F.





; INTERSTATE MILLING eran: Charlotte
: Ariangte Sho





EEDS FOUND AS DECLARED.
August, 1962

; KING MILLING COMPANY, Rome, G i
as declared 5 feeds as declared pee

MILLS, INC., Chicago, Hilinois KITCHENS FEED MILLING COMPANY, INC. Atlanta, Georgia
7 feeds as declared : 1 feed as declared
KUDER PULP SALES COMPANY, Loke Alfred, Florida

1 feed es declared , 1 feed as declared

LACROSS btokel
R-DANIELS-MIDLAND COMPANY, Minneapolis 2, Minnesota iano ee

LANIER FEED MILLS, INC., Gainesville, Georgia
3 feeds as declared
ae LATHEM & RAMSEY MILLING COMPANY, Gainesville, Georgia
BROTHERS FEED COMPANY, Cleveland, Georgia 1 feed as declared
1 feed as declared LAWSON & MANOUS FEED COMPANY, Canton, Georgia

IBREY FEED MILLS, INC., Louisville, = 1 feed as declared
9 feeds as declared : LORET MILLS, Chattanooga, Tennessee

EED MILL, Gober. Georsia : : 11 feeds as declared
feeds as declared LUMBER CITY MILLING COMPANY, Lumber City, Georgia

BAKER BRO., INC., New York, New York ee een ree
feed as declared Heh cuwtanee ase ee McCONNELL MILLING COMPANY, Royston, Georgia

4 feeds as declared
OUR & FEED MILLS, Macon, Georgia MACON MILLING COMPANY, M i
; : ; 1 Macon, Georgia
feeds as declared : : 1 feed as declared :
RIDGE FEED STORE, INC., Gainesville, merge ag MARBUT MILLING COMPANY, INC., Augusta, Georgia
feeds as declared 10 feeds as declared
5 MARET GRAIN COMPANY, Hartwell, Georgia
2 feeds as declared

MERCK CHEMICAL COMPANY, INC., Rahway, New Jersey
1 feed as declared

= u
LFALFA MILLS, INC., New Bremen, Ohio sis ne ae eee eee

as declared
MOSTELLER FLOUR & FEED COMPANY, Chamblee, Georgia
YE COTTON OIL COMPANY, Cincinnati, Ohio 3 feeds as declared
d ;
feeds as declare | NASSAU FERTILIZER & OIL COMPANY, INC., Fernandina Beach, Florida
ON'S POULTRY, LaGrange, Georgia 1 feed as declared
eS as declared _ gee NORTHEAST GEORGIA BROILER, INC., Bowman, Georgia

CARTER COMPANY, Buford, Georgia 5 feeds as declared
feeds as declared : : | OGLETREE HATCHERY, Lawrenceville, eee

VALLEY MILLS, Cedartown, Georgia * - B eteye & Soci
as declared ee ; OSCEOLA FRUIT DISTRIBUTORS, Kissimmee, Florida

1 feed as declared
N OIL COMPANY. Macon, Georgia : =
declared ; : OWEN & LAWSON FEED COMPANY, Canton, Georgia

2 feeds as declared

























McCRANIE COMPANY, Tifton, Georgia
as declared



























L SOYA, Fort Wayne, Indiana
9 feeds as declared ; of OZIERS FEED MILL, INC., Bowdon, Georgia

2 feeds as declared

PATRICK FEED COMPANY, Covington, Georgia
3 feeds as declared





as declared _

OOP! ATIVE MILLS, INC., Guntersville, Alabama
58 feeds | as declared Age J. D. PERKERSON'S SONS, Austell, Georgia

2 feeds as declared

Ww. B. PERRY MILLING COMPANY, Leslie, Georgia
1 feed as declared













ODGES MILLING COMPANY, Birmingham, Alabama :
feeds as declared : THE PILLSBURY COMPANY, Nashville, Tennessee

> - 20 feeds as declared
ING HATCHERY, C 1" iS :
2 feeds as cue oo PRODUCERS RICE MILL, INC., Stuttgart, Arkansas

1 feed as declared

THE QUINN MENHADEN FISHERIES OF LOUISIANA, INC., Empire, Louisiana
1 feed as declared









| GRAIN COMPANY, INC., Dalton, Georgia
feeds as declared

tL. EED & SEED COMPANY, Douglas, Georgia
feeds as declared

MARK FEED MILL, Brooklet, Georgia
-1 feed as declared

-PORTLAND FLOUR COMPANY, Chattanooga, Tennessee
aa. feeds as declared

ARDS & WILLIAMS FEED MILL, Dillard, Georgia
feed as declared





RALSTON PURINA COMPANY, Nashville, Tennessee
86 feeds as declared

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

RENTZ MILLING COMPANY, Rentz, Georgia
1 feed as declared

ROBERTS RICE MILLS, INC., Weiner, Arkansas
1 feed as declared

. = Sy dal gales Se Serer ROLLINS POULTRY FARM, Bowdon, Georgia
1 feed as declared













. ney: hae aa ae ; SCOTT FARM SUPPLY, Claxton, Georgia
2 feeds as declared

AER ENTERPRISE, Alma, earsia : SECURITY MILLS, INC., Knoxville, Tennessee
| feed as declared
Sipplate S 6 feeds as declared

MERS EXCHANGE, Canton, Georgi :
ars ee ta Cc. O. SMITH GUANO COMPANY, Douglas, Georgia
a 1 feed as declared

ee EBVATOR CONEANY, INC:, Dailey, Georgia SOUTH GEORGIA BROILER, INC., Blackshear, Georgia
1 feed as declared
- 1 feed as declared





ee onan Angered, Orcas : SOUTHERN MILLING COMPANY, Augusta, Georgic
- - 4 feeds as declared



renege. Georale SOUTHERN POULTRY COMPANY, Auburn, Georgia
4 feeds as declared
: 11 feeds as declared

K. INC., Cobb, Georgia ; sae era :
feed - SOUTHLAND MILLING COMPANY, INC., Gainesville, Georgia
pe elie i : 1 feed as declared

os a VILLE MILLING COMPANY, Gainesville, Georgia SPARTAN GRAIN & MILL COMPANY, Spartenburg-Newberry, South Carolina :

(19 feeds as declared 3 feeds as declared

EORGIA BROILER, SUPPLY, eae ar 3 SPARTANBURG GRAIN & MILL COMPANY, Spartanburg, South Carolina
= 1 feed as declared

Oe a ceseee MILLS, INC., Dalton, Georgia atANDARO- Wikis NG, ick Ge
2 feeds as declared

: eo COMPANY, ce Georgia STANDARD FEED MILLS, INC., Gainesville, Georgia
= 1 feed as declared





oe coon ae ieee ASSOCIATION, Ellijay, Georgia SWIFT & ct ie COMPANY, Gitcage. Wiinots
Z 5 feeds as declared

SOLD KIST PEANUT GROWERS, Graceville, Florida : :
fee : G. H. TANNER FEED COMPANY, Lawrenceville, Georgia
a va Set 1 feed as declared

& HUNTER COMPANY, "Chicas 4, Illinois : 2 5
dec! BILL WATSON'S FARM FEED SERVICE, Crawfordville, Georgia
oe = jared : es 2 feeds as declared

Ang ape aoe oe ee } WESTERN GRAIN COMPANY, Birmingham, Alabama
: 7 feeds as declared

MT feed om doctored nee Nass : i WHITWORTH'S HATCHERY & POULTRY FARM, Lavonia, Georgia
oleae oa! 1 feed as declared

INC Orlando, Florida ;



Failures
Penalties
As Declared





Tetai





PAGE TEN



Livestock

FOR SALE



Swine

Duroc. boars and gilts,
breeding age, some bred,
boars ready; also, Hampshires,
Yorkshires and Hamp. - York
eross, Reg. bloodlines, all ages
and sizes. Lawton | Ursrey,
Hazlehurst, Ph. FR. 5-2030.

3 Reg. Hampshire _ boars,
about 8 mos. old, ready for
service, from good bloodline,
Mighty Ranger, great grand-
son of Western Packer, a $4,-
600. boar, priced right. O. W.
Taylor, Jr., Rt. 5, Moultrie,
Ph. 985-4204.

Weaned Duroc boars, 9
wks. old, treated for Cholera
and wormed, Reg. in buyers
name, $20.; bred Duroc gilts,
bred to Reg. Duroc boar, Reg.
in buyers name, os: - $75.
Tommy Pitts, Rt. , Pitts, Ga.

3 fine gilts, 6 mos. old Nov.
6. mother fullblooded Berk-
shire, farrowed by fullblood-
ed Black, $32. ea., or $90. for
all A. B. Lewis, P.O. Box
187, Willacoochee.

Reg. Landrace, service age
bred and unbred gilts, aed









popular bloodlines. H.
Courson, c/o Zabina Farms,
Hazelhurst.



Reg. Duroc males ready to
serve, wt. 125 to 175 Ibs., life
treated. $35. to $45.; also, good
pigs, $25, ea, Ernest P. Car-
ter, Baxley, Ph, 7-2877.

Fine litter of 10 pigs, sired
by my champion bred herd
boar Ingle-nooks Forward
Step, dam large choice bred
S. C., sow entitled to Reg.,
a@ good brood sow. Pigs in-
noculated, and wormed, $20.
eae ful Oct, 255 also, Reg.
pigs in Nov. and Dec. Morris
Sanders, Inglenook Farm,
Glenwood.





3 nice lean type hogs ready
to kill now, market price; 3
pigs, lean type, crossed b-
tween Landrace and Tam-
worth, ready Oct. 17, $10. ea.

L. Gravitt, Rt. 1, Rex, Ph.
GR. 4-4146.

Hampshire pigs, 6 wks. old,
$15. ea., Reg. in buyers name.
Roy Shoemake, Jr. Cumming,
Ph. TU 7-2370.

Male and female purebreed
Tamworths, 9 mos. old, won
grand champion at Chatta-
hoochee Valley Exp. Fair, Co-
lwmbus, a ea, Calvin Wat-
son, Rt. 1, Mauk. 4

Approx. 100 Feeder pigs for
sale as one lot only. Charles
E.. Cole, Villa Rica.

25 pigs, crossbred Berk-
shire, Landrace and Duroc
and P. -C.,+ $10. ea.; also, 3
Shetland ponies, bred, 3 and
5 yrs. old, broke and gentle.
F, C. Seabolt, Rt. 4, Madi-
son, Ph. 861.

Yorkshire pigs for sale, &
wks. old Oct. 26, Reg. in buy-
ers name; also, Yorkshire
boar, service age. Emory
Thompson, Rutledge, Ph.
484. 5355.

Purebred English black
pigs; also blue spotted Hy-
brid first cross pigs from
stock imported from Canada,
reasonably priced; also Reg.
Duroe. Boar. 1 yr. old, will
sell or trade to keep from in-
breeding. D. C. Watson, Box
8, Dallas.





MARKET BULLETIN

Mare mule for sale or trade
for cOw or calves. C.
wees: Rt. 4, Box 213, Dal-
as.

At stud: Reg. % Arabian,
% Tenn. Walker, no. A11099,
sired by outstanding purebred
Arabian Bandar no. 6213, fee,
$25. Donald B. Rakestraw,
Rt. 2, Box 227, Bremen,

5 yr. old saddle mare, chest-
nut with star face, wt. about
600 lbs. and bred. Located. 3
miles west of Blairsville, hwy.
ie Worth Plott, Rt. 4, Blairs-
ville.



Reg. Quarter stallion at
stud; also Quarter geldings
for sale. Cattle caught and

Rt. =2
Me-

worked. Jim Dudley,
Box 61-B,- Salem Rd.,
Donough, Ph. 423-3159.

Quarter horse, gentle, well
trained, 8 yrs. old, Buckskin
mare, bred, almost new hack-
a-more and roping saddle.
Will consider any reasonable
offer. Mrs. C. R. Butcher, 2765
Norma Circle, Decatur, Ph.
DR 7-8201.





Brood mare, Reg. Tenn.
Walker, bred to Reg. stud.
Mrs. John . Moore, Jr.,
3258 Lyle Ter., College Park,
Ph. PO 7-4862.



Horses, Mules & Ponies

Nice 6 mo. old Chestnut
colt, mixed with Palomino
and Arabian. Can be seen at
my place Leon L. Hicks, 5900
Rockbridge Rd., Rt. 1, Stone
Mountain, Ph. 469-3604.





Mare mule, gentle, will
work anywhere, wt. about
1200 lbs. for sale. Albert
Bradley, Rt. 2, Canon.



Appaloosa mare and Mexi-
can burro for sale. Joe Rid-
ley, RFD 1, Alto.

Filly colt, 5 mos., black and
white, small and gentle; small
pony gelding, young and gen-
tle; sev. large horss; also,
horses boarded, with 10. mi.
of riding trails. Ernest Hall,
Bartow Rd., Acworth, Ph.
974-3794.

American. saddle horse,
gaited and in good health, 16
yrs. old, $150. At Madras. near
Newnan. R. B. Bowen, 316
Peters St. S.-W. Atlanta 3s
Ph. MU 8-1428.





Res. Spotted Poland China
boars and gilts, 10-12 wks. old,
long lean meat type, well
spotted for sale; also, would
like to hear from anyone with
Reg. Tamworth gilts age of
mine if interested in exchang-
ing. Julius George, Rt. 2,
Cave Spring.

Choice Durce breeding stock,
males and females, from large
litter, all ages. William E.
oo Metter, Rt. 2, Ph. 685-

Purebred Yorkshire pigs,
males, from good bloodlines,
meat type, treated for Cholera





and Erysipelas, Reg. in buy-
ers name, $30. ea. James
Eady, Rt. 1; McIntyre.



Reg. Yorkshire pigs, 4 bo-
ars, 2 gilts, 10 wks. old, pa-
pers can be obtained, $25. ea.;
also, 1 yr. old stud colt, light
red with blaze face and stock-
ing feet for sale or trade for
cow. Steve Davis, Buena Vis-
ta, Ph. 649-3185.

Duroe boars, dark red, ser-
vice age, and weaned pigs, all
with or without papers. Al-
fred Morris, Rt. 3, Avondale
Rd., Macon, Ph. 788- 3637.

Reg. S.P.C. pigs, best blood-
lines, long meat type, 2) 10
wks. old; also, Reg. S.P.C.
gilt now ready to breed; can
furnish unrelated pr, boar and
gilt for $75. See at my place.
Larry Ferguson, Cave Springs,
Rt. 1, Rome, (2 mi. W. Dimp-
seys Store).

S.P.C. February boar for
sale, sired by _1961 Grand
Champion of .Type Confer-
ence; also, July and August





pigs. Blackmon, Pine-
hurst, (4 mi. S.E. Pinehurst),
Ph. 2938.



Purebred Reg. Hampshire
sow, 18 mos. old; also, pure-
bred Hampshire pigs. Cole-
man Caldwell, Rt. Box 195,
Senoia, Ph. AL. 3- goon



Duroc boars and gilts, 3
mos. old, treated for Cholera,
can be Reg. $30.; one gilt, 41%4
mo. old, $40.; one gilt, 6 mos
old, $55. Fredrick Zipperer,
Rt. 1, Box 182, Guyton (15 mi,
SE on Hwy. 30).



Several nice
Tamworth boars, Reg., Bangs
free; also, gilts and voung
boars. J. S. Davis, Abba, Rt.
3, Fitzgerald, Ph, 6541.

service age



Good gentle plow mule,
works anywhere, no plug,
$100. Mrs. Nolan F, Pickett,
Rt. 3, Carnesville.

Small half broken saddle
horse, $125. C. E. Forrest, Rt.



2, Newnan, Ph. 463-3225
(after 6 p.m.).
Horses boarded in pasture

this winter. Good pasture,
barns and running water. C.
C. Clark. RFD 2; Box 309,
Stockbridge. Ph. 474-4697.

One grade mare, 500 Ibs.,
broke to ride and one 4 mo.
old stud colt, for sale or will
trade for beef type calves. W.
C. Mosley, Rt. 3, Lawrence-
ville, Ph. TH 3-3969.

Reg. Shetland pony stallion
(Red_ Sunlight no. 40895),
sorrel with white mane and
tail, $350.; small Shetland
mate bred to above stallion,
$150.; also, 2 yr. old stallion
with saddle, $125. AN are
very gentle. W. E. Lewis, Rt.
1, Box 174, Hephzibah, Ph.
733= 1606 (Augusta).

Sev. nice Shetland ponies,
bred to Palomino, will foal in
spring, $195. up; also, sev.
colts, $65. up. Will hold un-
tit Christmas. Lawrence Shep-
pard, Rt. 5, Stone Mountain,
Ph. 443-4727 (after 6 p.m.).

Pinto color gelding about 6
yrs. old, wt. 600-650 Ibs.,
round and fat, gentle for chil-
dren, $200. or trade for cows
or yearlings; also, bottom









| plow in good cond., on wheels,

used very little, $75. Mrs. J.
M: Alston, Rt. 2, Box 78,
Richland.

Pr. mare mules for sale.
Glenn Hays, Rt. 2, Temple.

Welch pony stud colt, 18
mos. old, $100.; mare pony, 4
yrs. old, gentle, about 42 in.
tall, black with white face, to
drop colt in early _ spring,
$165.: filly pony colt, $125.;
sow to farrow soon with sec-
ond litter, $65. G. C. Neyman,
Rt. 6, Fred Kelley Rd., Rome,
Ph. 234-4330.

5 yr. old Pinto gelding, 5
gaited, gentle for children,
good pleasure horse, $200.;
also, 3 gaited Pinto mare, 7
yrs. old, trained for parrel

racing $200. plus, bridle and
saddle. Bobby Miller, Water
Works Rd.. Rt. 2, Bremen,







xt



Small Shetland stallion,
gentle for children, surge cart
and harness, also, saddle, brid-
le, and martingale. Will sell
all or part. pe aent cond.,
reasonably priced. R. L. Ash,
2031 E. Roxboro Rd., Atlanta
or



20 horses and _ ponies:
Quarter, Walking and gaited,
some Reg., some grade. All
mares bred to permanent Reg.
Quarter horse. Ralph C. Jen-
kins, 1938 Bouldercrest Dr.,
as Atlanta 16, Ph. MA. 7-
8488.

Sheep and Goats

Large white milch goat
now giving % gal. per day,
at my homie, cheap. 9-E high-
way. Mrs. R. H. Whelchel, Ri;
3. Dawsonville.

Thoroughbred Nubian milk
goat, 2% yrs. old; Nubian
and: Saanan milk goat, giving
gal. milk per day; 2,3 mo. old,
does, Nubian and Saanan, rea-
sonably priced if all are tak-
en; also, 50 Iarge Horeo red
hens. laying $1. ea. Mrs. Mary
Adair, Rt. 2, Burdett Rd.. Old
Nat'l Hwy. College Park
(near Pleasant Hill Baptist
Church).

Livestock

WANTED









Want Reg. Jersey heifer for
F.F.A. dairy chain, State age
and price. Robert Sailors,
Fayetteville, Ph. 461- 7098.

Want half grown ewe lamb
or baby from small stock
sheep, would like one of
mixed breed so young
ons will have black on them,
must be tame, give price del.
Mrs. Robinson, 1297 Dixie
Hwy. Jonesboro, Ph. 478-
8084 (no collect calls).

Want Jersey, Guernsey or
Holstein mixed breed bull to
kill at once for beef. Must
weigh 500 or 600 lb., be rea=
sonably priced, in good cond.,
and within 50 miles of At-
lanta or Smyrna. State what
you have and price. Hiram
Duffey, Camp Highland Rd.,
Smyrna, Ph. 436-2343 (no
callect calls).

Want to buy small gentle
mare for little girl. Will con-







sider large size Shetland, but} |

prefer horse type, not over 10
yrs, old, reasonably _ priced.
Will have excel. home and
care. Mrs. R. C. Wideman, Rt.



1, Conyers, Ph. 483-7152 (no
collect. calls). ~
Want to trade two bull

calves 2 and 5 mos. old, one
Holstein and one Guernsey
for a pony. Prefer mare pony
large enough for 10 yr. old
girl to ride. Want even trade.
Hugh L. Williams, Rt. .1,
Saneeth ne (near Fairview

Seed & Plants

FOR SALE





Ga. collard plants, nice
ones, for fall and winter eat-
ing, 50c C. plants plus postage.
Permit 128. H. F. Seay, Rt. 2,
Ellenwood
-|ville Rd.). .



1Germ. 95 pct.,



(3917 Panthers- |

Shade dried

nip, 30c qt.; $1.00 gal.; collard
plants, 50c C; $1:25,3 Ci sage
plants, 10c ea.; $1.00 doz.;
peppermint, 5c bunch, del
Permit 16. Mrs. Leilar Phil-
lips, -Rt. 1, Royston.

Blakemore strawberry pl-
ants, $1.00 C. Come and dig.
Permit 418. No shipping. Mrs
J. D. Bennett, 6362 E. ance
de Leon Ave,
Mountain, Ph. 469-9507.

Cabbage plants, Charleston}
Wakefield, now ready,
M; at my home $2.25, for 5C,
or $4.00 M. shipped p. p. No
checks. Permit 150. L. C.
Strayhorn, Rt. 1, Gainesville
(Forsyth Co.).

Mastadon strawberry pl-
ants, $3.00 for 5C; $5.00 M.







Money order only. Add post-}

age. Mrs. A. D. Jones, Rt, 1,

Cumming.

Sterns plum size strawberry
plants, $2.00 C. p. p. in Ga.
Cello air-tight wrap, prompt
del., strong plants, stand cold
and drouth well. Per. 97. Mrs.
Z.-D.* Dodd, Rt; 4, Box 223,



Hwy 19, Alpharetta.



Blakemore Strawberry pl-
ants, $1.50 C; $5.00, 5C; $8.00
Mi Permit: 272.) Mars, de Os
Waldrip, Rt. 7, Gainesville.

1962 crop reseeding Crim-
son Clover seed, recleaned
and shipped only in 100 lb.
bags, Germ. 88 pet. J. Lyn-
wood Bentley, Sr. Rt. 2,
Thomaston, Ph. 647-3688 (at
night).

King Mammoth pumpkin
seed, germ., 93 pct., 3 doz,





25c; Ice Box yellow melon,
Germ. 93 pet.; round, dark
rind yellow meat melon,

grows to 50
Ibs.; long green yellow meat
melon, Germ. 95 pct., all 50
seed for 25c; Arabian canta-

loupe, grows to 20 lbs., Germ }

97 pct., 25c doz. All 1962 crop.
Send stamped envelope. H. H.
Gordon, Rt. 1, Adel.

Melon seed: Ice Box yellow
meat, Germ. 98 pet., 3 doz.,
25c; 1962 crop round green
yellow meat melon, grows to
55 lbs., Germ. 84 pet., 50 seed,
25c; Arabian cantaloupe
grows to 15 Ibs., Germ. 97
pet. 2 doz. 25c; Rocky Ford
cantaloupe; green meat, Germ.





98 pct., 3 doz. 25c. Permit
392. W. D. Gordon, Abe hs
Adel.

17,000 Ibs. reseeding Dixie

Crimson Clover seed, Germ.
87 pct., Hard Seed 5 pet, total
Germ. 93 pct., no noxious
weeds, 19 Ib. Larger lots at
cheaper price. C. M. Pippin
Jr., Albany, Ph. HE 2-7704.-



Nice red raspberry plants
wrapped in cellophane or pl-
astic, damp packed, $1.50 doz.,
add postage. Permit 241. Mrs.
H. A. Chastain, Rt. 5, Ellijay.

sage, red
E.|dry Hot pepper, and dry cat-

Rt. 3, Stone}

$3.00 |






























in
Abernathy,
Barnesville.

Forcing F-1 Hybrid

Hambright,
'W., Atlanta.

3,000 Ibs. Dikie Cri
Clover, reseeding type,
92 = hard seed, i pet.

468-6590.

Reseeding Crimson Clo
Gernr.. 89 pcet., $22.50 p
Tbs. Norman Johnson,
renton, Ph. 465-2649. -

Seuppernongs, unrooft
cuts, black and white. $1.
old fashioned apple trees,
$1.00. Permit N 23.
G>-Colfitts Rt 2
Ceobbtown.

50 or more old fashio:
White English peach tr
grown from seed, One ai
two yrs. old. $1. each, Pe
252. Cannot ship. pick up. W
E. Smith, 421 King Arnold
Hapeville, Ph, PO 1-8276.

Everbearing strawberry
ants (about 4 crops a yi
beginning April), rich
cold-proof, fast growing,
$1.50 p. p. Limited sup
Ship anywhere. Per 157. I
Ruth Haynie, Rt. 2, Box 47)
Augusta, Ph. RE 6-8349.

Klondike strawberry plant
well rooted and damp pack
uate C; $9.00 M. Add
per C for postage and ha
ling. Minimum shipments .
plants. Georgia orders 0:
Permit 319. Mrs. Luther
Butler, 466 Page Ave., N.
Atlanta 7, Ph. DR 3-1846.

Dixie reseeding Crim
Clover geen Germ. 86 pc
25 Ib. A. Stafford, Be
Sie

Genuine Hicks Broadlee
tobacco seed, Germ. 93
purity 99.50 pet., sample, 50
$1.00 02z.; $10.00 Ib. 3k
$25.00. D. p. Earl Stuck
Blackshear. ;

Hay, Feed, Grain

FOR SALE

Choice Coastal Bermuda,
Fescue and Clover hay and
mixed grasses, attractively
priced, in square bales. Rich-
ard H. Mitchell, Mer. Tara
Farms, Rt. 1, Calhoun, Ph MA
'9-2984, 7

Good square bales Oats,
Millet, and several
bales of good Sericea ha
Richard: Ellis, Rt. 2, Fairburn,












C1
















Ph. 964-7974 (after 4 p. m.).









[Fare

Meco





INDUSTRY OWNED AND MANAGED |]
">, TIMBERLANDS Lagat iene re
4 Nee ee ee













Dr. "| Rd., Marietta, Ph. HE. 5-0727.

uality. i962 crop hay,

2 bales, 75c, at my

adras, near Newnan.

316 Peters St..

Atlanta 3, MU 8-1423
collect calls).

red fertilized and

Soares grass,

and Sudan grass, 90c

$35. .00 ton, del. in 2

s 25 mi. radius.

1K Pants Rt. 2, Powder
P 934-3071.

ay. High jn protein
. Oats baled

| Johnston, Cogdell.

: alee quail, $8.

*)lumbia Dr.,
-| 9-7810.

5 Dh Sy
br lish. Spot doe,
rs hnalish Spots, 3
$4.; 2 N.Z. red
or e mos. old, $2.50
ae New Zealand
a and wht. crossed, $2.50;
6 N.Z. red baby rabbits, $1.25
ea.; 8 wooden cages with wire
bottoms, $15., or $40. for lot.
Mike Norman, 1005 Austell
















































24 homing pigeons, $1. ea.,
or will trade all for 4 goats
within 75 mi. radius of Kings-
land. Will deliver pigeons for

goats. James Whittle, Rt. 1,

Box 34, Kingsland.

California Game, $3. per pr.
J. F. King, 789 Ponce de Leon,
Atlanta, Ph. TR. 4-8611.

Large breeder Bobwhite
quail $3. pr.; adult birds, $1.
ea.; young, priced according
to age. Permit 41. Robert

Ph. HU

7-5881 ( Homerville).

Bobwhite quail, all ages,
priced according to age; also,
pr. Permit
Sharpe, 1935 Co-

Decatur, Ph. BU.







Beckie



Palmetto strain Auto Sex
vigeons, 2 pr. young unmated,

sexed Texans, sex can be told
at time of hatch, 4 Di $4.
pr.; odd hens, $2. ea. T, V.
Webb, P.O. Box 502, Clark-






















J. Earl Mansell,

55 ee Os
Pinta Hill,
( canes

neck pheasants and
Mongolians $3. to
idget Ringnecks and
an pheasants, $4. pr.;
$35 4, pr.; Reeves
$5. each. J. _H.
Americus, * Ph.



easants,
ee
th Silvers,

1960 hatch,
$6. Dr.;
Goldens











lutants, $7. pr.; Reeve
$4. each. James B.

; Rivoli Dr., Macon.

white quail, grown
90. C.; 250, $85. ae

C. ment Duce
ombie, Rt. 2, Gaines:
Ph. LE. 4-4389.

rican Giant Homer

very prolific one
5. pr. and up.
ue, ae sotitg St








ee N. Z. W. Sabie
$25.: also, rabbit fer-
Be bu. or will eer
farm produce. C.

49 North Ave., NE
Ph. TR. 4-6452.

nt as pigeons, all colors:
legged pigeons, $3. pr.;
. $5.; featherfooted pig-
n, $5. pr.; 2 pr. $8.; some for

2 eee Will

87, Fortson, Ph. FA.
no collect calls).

. buck rabbit and

e doe with 7 small ones;
half grown. rabbits.
li for sale cheap. J. C. Park-
Rt. 4, Calhoun.

large white buck rabbits,
ae Ee Lusk, 1024
an ie Decatur, Ph.

tail pigeons, pet and
ek, Jerry Gretencord,
rook Dr., Decatur, Ph




































Ber Bobwhite quail
good layers, reasonably
feed Will not ship. P
- W. Brennan, 207 S.
St, Neat lta Ph. 924-

aang Bobwhite quail
ers, $3. pr.; chee gh
.; younger birds, pr;
eee doves, $3. pr.

Will ship express col-
end money order. Miss
allace, 716 Myrtle St.,
tlani capa! Ey

>| lards,

_| Red hens





er-.



ee ston. ~
loves. a0) Diite Fine- 4
es, p&. Pr. A. 0OD-
Geek nees:| ~ Poultry
k pheasants, can FOR SALE
; from one to four
reasonably priced} pilgrim geese, grown and

healthy, $5, ea. Howell Jor-

dan, P. O, Box 231, Hawkins-
~| ville. es
8rd generation wild Mal-

5. pr.; extra drakes,
$2. ea.; grey Calls, $6. pr.;
white Call drakes, $2. ea.
Ship Express Collect. Pau!
Barwick, Rt. 2, Pine Park,
Cairo, Ph, CA, 6-4402 (Thom-
asville).

Barred Rock or Domineck-
o Bantams: 5 hens and roost-
$10.; B. B. Red and Black
Old Whglish Bantams, $5.
trio; white Cochen Bantam
cockerals, $1.50 ea.; | Guinea
pigs, (cavies) $4. trio. Ship
Exp. Collect after receipt of
Money Order. Charles
Summers, 131 Lee Rd. Ma-
bleton.

ee chickens, $10.

$14. trio, express collect.
Hatching eggs, pink, blue,
green, turquoise and _ olive
green, 40c ea., insured parcel
post. Mrs. Addie Edwards,
716 Myrtle St., NE, Atlanta
8, Ph. TR. 4-5152.

4 purebred heavy type dark
Cernig ie 18 mos. and
1 yr. old, $2.50; 2 1962s, $2.;
also, hatching eggs, $1. 80 per
setting of 15, (in my carton,
to be returned at buyers ex-
pense). Send M.O. oa Miss



Cora B. Patterson, Rt. 1, Box
35, Ty Ty.
Araucanus chickens, $5.

pr.; also, Amhurst pheasants,
and Goldens, $6, ea. All nice
birds. J.. H. Roquemore, Rt.
2. Americus.

75 purebred Rhode Island
and roosters, 34%
mos. old; 18 Black Silver
Wyandotte roosters and hens,
3% mos. old, new $1.; roos-
ters, 75c. Mrs. aaa Fussell,
Rt. 1, Rhine.

Purebred game Bantams,
6 hens, 1 rooster, $1.25 ea: or
will sell all for $8.75. Jimmy
McClure, Rt. 1, Marietta, Ph.
427-4982 (after 4 P.M.).

25 or 30 B.B. Silver Duck-
wing Bantams, show type; al-
so, 18 Reds. for sale. or trade
for New Hampshire laying
hens. J. C. Bailey, 502 Caso-
nova St.. SE, Atlanta, Ph.
MA. 2-3269.

18 geese for. sale, $2. each.
Will not ship. C. R. Summers,
Rt. 3, Tifton.

4 purebred Black Minorcas
hens; rooster; 2 pullets; 8
game hens, 6 New Hampshire
pullets. Will sacrifice T. E







Wyatt, 4664 Barrison Rd.,
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1 pr. working, $4. pr.; Auto-|.



3 Round Head Game stags,
March hatched, $4. each;
Shuffler and Round Head stag,
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arge size

each. Susan Snider, 2273
Whites Mill Rd., Decatur, Ph.
BU. 9-8463.

35 Pit game hens, and 10
or 12 stags and cocks. Hens,
$1. each entire lot is taken;
stags and cocks, $2. each. Sev-
eral strains, all dead _ game.
Bring your coops and come
for. Can not ship. Mrs. S. C.
Burroughs, Rt. 1, Box 113,
Richmond Hill.

Ivnode Island Reds, dark
strain, young. trios about
grown, $7.; cockerels, $4. Mrs.





Don Donald son, South
Candler St. Decatur, Ph.
DR. 3-2405.



30 S. C. Red pullets now 10
wks. old, fine choice laying
stock, $1.50 ea.; also, 7 Rhode

lIsland hens, one rooster, and

one Cornish game hen and
rooster, all one yr. old, $12.
All at my home. H. F. Seay,
Rt. 2, 3917 Panthersville Rd.
Ellenwood.

Poultry

WANTED





Want to buy 30 N. H. Red

.|or Rhode Island Red pullets

ready to lay. Mrs. J. F. Tra-
wick, Tennville.



Want to buy Frizzling roo-
ster and several hens, from
6 to 12 mos. old, any color.
Homer Williams, 2027 Jeff
Davis St., Macon.

Want 3 hens and rooster,
Bulldog type Cornish Ban-
tam, in or near Atlanta. C. H.
Dyer, 2939 Orchard Land,

8050.

Cochin |
oaeere s, purebred stock, 24
wks. old, will sacrifice at $4.



S. E., Atlanta, Ph. MA, 2-|7



FOR SALE

Miscellaneous



Sweet Pomegranets, $1.25
doz. plus postage; also, wash
pot for sale. Mrs. T. J. Wit-
herspoon, 208 Holderness St.,
S. W., Atlanta 10, Ph. PL. 3-

9251.

20 in. new William grits
mill, grinds fine corn meal,
table grits, and chicken feed.
E Burns, Rt. 4, Cochran.

Several hundred original
green soft seed cane, 4c per
stalk, you dig. T. T. Jeffords,
Rt. 4, Box 723, Waycross, Ph.
AT. 3-5106.

New crop large red peanuts,
2-4 in, hull, ee eating only,
$2.25 pk; $8.00 bu.; wild
cucumber bark, yellow root
devil shoe string, heartleaf
root, May apple, ratsbane,
ea. $1.00 2 lb. lard box full,
add 25c postage. P. B. Brown,
Rt. 1, Ball Ground.

Golden seal, 20c bunch Jen-
sen berry, 50c_small_root.;
onion, large garlic, 3, 50c; 7,
$1.00; red hot pepper pods,
25e doz.; 5 doz., $1.00; pep-
permint, tanzy, Queen Anns
lace, 3, 25c; weeping mary,
50c bunch, Per. 93. Add post-
age. Mrs. Presley Fowler, Rt.
2, Ellijay.

1962 crop 100 pet. pure
shade dried finely ground
sage, and 100 pct. pure dried
ground red hot pepper, 1 oz.,
85c;-3 ozs., $1.00; 1 Ib., $5. 00.
Al 9, Dea: Douglas Griffith,
Rt. 1, Dallas.

Chicken feed sacks, 100 cap.,
nice smooth cloth, no letters,
25c ea. plus postage. Will
ship C.O.D., prompt del.; also,
Indian corn, many dif. colors,
grain, this years, 10c ear
plus postage. Shipped C.O.D.

rs. Mae Wagoner, Rt. 2,
Blairsyille. .

















sage, hand gathered and dried

in shade, 3-% Ibs.,
in Ga.; Also, about 2 doz.
gourds suitable for martins or
dipper gourds,
not ship gourds. Mrs.
Wood, Rt. 2, Martin.

Wild cucumber bark, yel-

Alta



low root, Queen of Meadow.
root, rattle root, ea. kind, $1,

2 lb. lard box full; red Vlan-
cia peanuts, 2-4 in. hull, $2.25
peck, for eating only.
postage. G. T. rome Rok
Ball Ground.

Catnip and peppermint, 25c
bunch; 3, 60c; sassafras, queen
of meadow, May apple, yellow
root, yellow dock, wild cherry



bark, alder bark, ratsbane, ea.

4 lb. lardbox full, $1.00 plus
30c postage; martin gourd

seed, 25c pk. and stamped en- - :

velope. Mrs. Freeman Long,

Rt. 5, Ellijay.

Gourds, small, 10c ea.; mar=-
tin gourds, 18 to 20 in. cir-
cum., 25c; 21-23 in., 35; 24 -



30 in., 50c; long handle dipper

gourds, 50c and $1.00 ea.;
penguin gourds, 35c; gourds
for salad sets, 5 pe. set, $1.00.
Seed of all gourds, 25c pkg.
Add postage. Mrs. W. E.

Wooten, Rt. 2, Box 150, ce

milla.

Nice, clean yellow dock, red
sassafras, devils
roots, wild cherry bark, 4 lb.
Jardbox full, $1.00; rotted saw
dust or leaf mold, sterilized
and sifted, $1.00 gal.; very
large bu. African gourds, 5
kinds, mixed pack of 30 seed,
$1.00; small ornamental gourd



seed, 25c pack. Add postage.



Mrs. W. W. Lowmar, Rt. 5.

Ellijay.
Lg. odd shaped African

gourds, 8 dif. kinds, mixed

pack of 30 seed, $1.00; also,
nice clean roots of yellow
dock, queen of meadow and
sassafras, $1.00 lardbox full;
catnip. 50c bunch. Add post-
age. Mrs. L, W. Welch, Rt. 5,
Ellijay.



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Nice -old fashion garden |
$5.00 p. p.

25e ea. Can=

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392. W. D. Gordon,

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Miscellaneous

FOR SALE



Nice clean roots and herbs;
yellow root, sassafras, catnip,
queen of meadow, devils shoe-
gtring- and May apple, 4 lb.
$1.00 plus

postage. Mrs. H. A. Chastain,

Rt. 5, Ellijay.

King Cobra Snake gourd
seed, grows to 6 it. 6 seed,
25c: (African freak, 6 seed,
25c: long neck gourd seed,
from 29 in. up, 3 doz., 25c;
hercules club, milk bottle
shape, grows to 2 ft. long, 25
doz. with stamped, addressed
envelope. All 1962 crop. Per.
Riss
Adel.

Fresh freezer Stuart pecan
halves, $1.35 lb., in 2, 3 or 4
Jb. lots; out of state order,
$1.50 lb. in same lots. Orders
sent prompily, sent in plastic
bags, p. p. Mrs: R. L. Fears,
855 E. 3rd St., Jackson.

Large leaf shade dried sage.
1962 crop, free from trash,
$1.00 pt. cup; fine white rice

~ popcorn, on cob, 20 lb. lots.

$3.00; 10 1b. lots, $1.50. Add
postage. Mrs. Marie Holland,

Box 14, Coogler Rd., Dalton.

Dry, hot, red pepper pods
for home use, 25c doz.; 5 doz.,
$1.00. Add postage. Miss Marie
Mathis, Rt. 5, Box 59, Ellijay.

Yellowroot, freshly dug and
washed, 4 lb. lardbox full,
85c; fresh dried cowhorn pep-
per, 6 pods, 25c; queen of
meadow, 4 lb. lardbox, 90c;
wild cherry bark, matchbox
full, 20c. Add postage. Mrs
Martha Walker, Rt. 5, Box 53,
Ellijay.

Peanuts for sale, Red Skins
well graded and nice, for eat-
ing only, $8.00 bu. plus post-
age. No less than 1/2 bu. ship-
ped. Ralph Sherer, Rt. 1, Box
44, LaGrange.

New crop mountain sour-
wood honey, 5 lb. tin strain-
ed, $1.87, 5 lb. tin with comb,
$2.49. Add postage. Shipping
wt. 6 lb. Edward D. Colston,
Rt. 1, Box 307, Toccoa.

Extracted honey, sent F. O.
B. here. Case, 2 lb. jars, 12 to
case, $7.75; case, one lb. jars,
24 to case, $9.00, del. to 3rd
zone; In Tin: 10 lb. pail, $4,









5 lb. pail, $2.00; 60 Ib. new

$12.00.
Rt. 2,

ean, express collect,
Elder Curd Walker,
Box 229, Adrian.

New unwashed sheeting feed
bags with lettering, 100 lb.
cap., $2.60 doz. P.P. Mrs. Eve-
lyn Panter, Margret.

Large new crop red Valen-
cia peanuts, 2-4 in. hull, $2.25
pk.; $8.00 bu.; new crop leaf
sage, 4 cups, $1.00; wild cu-
eumber bark; yellow root;
ratsbane; heartleaf root; de-
vils shoestring; Mav apple;
bution snakeroot; each, $1.00
for 2 lb. lard-box full. Ad d
postage. P. B. Brown, Rt. 1,
Ball Ground.

Yellow root, freshly dug
and washed, 4 lb. lard box
measured full, 85c; long red
hot pepper pods. 5 doz. $1.00.
Add postage. Mrs. Dewey







-Ellis, Rt. 5, Box 58, Ellijay.



Durant apple sizing mach-
ing, good cond., $150.00; 8 No.
9 Scheffer and Russum pick
sacks, used two seasons, $3
Westinghouse electric
motor, 1-1/2 H. P. connec-
tions for 110 or 220 volts,
phase 1, $50.00. Mrs. R. E.
McGee, Barnesville Rd.,
Thomaston.

Seed cane for sale, P. O. J.
or Yellow Gal., 1/2 cent per
stalk or $2.00 per row. EB. B.



Hollingsworth, Rt. 2, Abbe-
ville.
3,000 stalks original seed

sugar cane in field, you dig,
4 cents per .stalk. Roy T.
Greer, Hampton.

1,500 Red Georgia cane for
Sale, average 4 - 5 ft., very
good seed cane, ready to cut
now. before frost. Will seil
cheap at field. No delivery.
B. F. OBerry, Rt. 1, Millwood.

Miscellaneous

WANTED





iS Bes



Want 5 lbs. new goose feat-
hers, no seconds. Mrs. A. O.
Eason, Surrency,



Box 34, Kingsland,

MARKET BULEETIN:

Want pony cart and harn-
ess. State price in first letter.
Bradley Smith, Rt. 3, Adairs-
ville.



Want farm bell for use on
my farm. W. H. Dickerson,
201, Green St., Augusta.



Want Vetch seed for winter
cover, weed seed or low
germ. Alright if price is low.
Tom Davis, Cave Springs.



Want pheasant and duck
feathers. Quote price per lb.
Mrs. Eula Goldin, Rt. 2,
Temple.



Want square or round but-
ter mold, and wooden bread
tray reasonably priced. Mrs
D. T. Gates, Rt. 1, Hamilton.

Want small quantity of
Russian Comfrey. State price.
H. Konigsmark, Sr., 145 Love
St., Smyrna.

. Want 1962 crop pecans,
send sample. C. H. Fleming,
2130>5 Guston= Blur, Rde
Savannah, Ph. AD 3-3591
(after 7 p. m.)







Want frost proof English
pea seed. Not large ones. Mrs.
Zula Kendrick, Rt. 1, Box 116,
Meansville. ~

Handicrafts

FOR SALE





Will quilt your quilts at my
home for $3.00 ea. Mrs. Joe
Casteloes, Rt: 5. Moultrie.

Aprons, light and dark
prints, 65 ea.; pillowcases
(print) $1. per pr. Mrs. Ray
Riley, Ri. 1; The Rock.

Quilts: Tulip, $12.50: Ja-
Danese Fan, $11.; Pine Tree,
mostly blue and white, $15.
All new and quilted by pat-
tern, 3 string quilts, all new
cotton and lining. $7. each
and 60c postage. Maud Pruitt,
Rt. 1, Box 187, Young Harris.







Double bed size quilt tops,
all new material and machine
sewn. Star, Monkey Wrench,
Economy, Cross Stitch, String
and Squares and Blocks, $4.
each, P.P. Mrs. L. G. Seabalt,
Rt. 1, Hartsfield.



_Sev. quilt tops, dibl. bed
size string tops, 4, $5.: other
tops pieced in blocks, $1.50
ea.; others $2. ea. pieced in
blocks, set together with solid
colors, flowers, and prints, 3,
5.; plus 60c postage. Mrs.
a Loggins, Rt. 4, Dawson-
ville.



Soft _Washable genuine
lambskin baby moccasins,
pink, blue and white, all
handlaced and emb. in white,
$1.10. pr.; 3. $3., p.p. Mrs. Ed-
gar Watkins, Rt. 3, New
Echota, Calhoun.



Bootees, $1.40; baby shoes,
$1.05; sacques, $2.75, all cro.
of baby. yarn (white dawn
nylon, ribbon trim; handker-
chiefs tatted border, $1.30,
$1.40 and $1.50 p.p.; doilies,
any price you wish to pay.
Mrs. G. Taylor, 421 Wilson
Ave., Bremen.



Hand cro. vanity and dres-
ser sets, 3 pe. with 15 in.
matching doily for vanity, in
standard size, dresser scarves,
5 to match 16 x 36 in, all
$6., or vanity set and doily,
$3., dresser scarve, $3.50 in
all white, or trimmed with 1%
in. diff. colors; doilies, $1.25,
$1.35, $1.65, and $2., all del.
Mrs. Ida Mae Sullivan, 1205
Maple St., Carrollton.



Print aprons,
60c ea; emb. pillowcases,
white on pastel colors with
cro. lace trim, $1.85 pr., with-
out lace, $1.50 pr.: white and
pastel color handkerchiefs
with cro. edges, 40c ea.; pot-

fancy trim,

holders, asst. prints, 15 ea.;
ero, lace, any color 35c yd.
Add postage. Mrs. Buford

Henry, 65 Temple Ave., New-
nan.



Cro. pineapple dresser set:
also, 3 pe. pansy doily an d
cup and saucer, $1.50 ea.;
oval pansy doiley, $2.00:
other 3 pc. dresser sets: star,
half star, whirl and pansy
piece, $1.25 ea:; 7 rose doily,
and pin and cushion, $1.00 ea.
Last 3 items all for $6.00. Will
trade some for pepperplant
(flower type with all colors
pepper). Mae Whittle, Rt. 1,

Quilt tops of matching
print, in small blocks, $3.;
will quilt your quilts in
matching material, $3.; chil-
drens dresses, size, 6-12,
Martha Womack, Rt. 1, Bre-



men,
Aprons with bibs, nicely
trimmed, $1.00 ea.; without

bibs, 75 ea.; potholders, 15c
ea.: 10, $1.00; emb. dish
towels, 3, $1.00. Add postage.
Mrs. H. A. Chastain, Rt. 5,
Ellijay. : :



Handpainted broadcloth pil-
lowcases, nice designs, _ lace
edges, $3.00 pr.; handpainted
vanity sets or scarves, l aee
edges, $2.00 ea.; handpainted
dishtowel and potholder sets,
$2.50; 54 x 54 in. handpainted
Morning Glory tablecloth with
4 napkins, $4.00 set; size 52 x
70 in. set, $5.00. Add postage.
Mrs. L. W. Welch, Rt. 5, Elli-
jay.



Faney organdy and. lace
aprons, $1.50 ea.; nice cot-
ton aprons, 75 ea.; 6, $4.00:
nice work aprons, large pock-
ets, all around, $1.00; pothold-
ers, 15c ea.; 10, $1.00; full cut
childrens dresses, nice styles,
and materials, 1-6 yrs., $2.25
ea. Mrs. W. W. Lowman, Rt.
5, Ellijay.

Childrens dresses nicely
made, 1-6 yrs., $2.00 ea.; ap-
pliqued dish towels, 25c ea.;
4, $1.00; appliqued cushion
covers, any shape, 75c ea.; 2.
$1.25; nice machine pieced,
dbl. bed size quilt tops, $3.00
ea. Add postage. Mrs. Free-
man Long, Rt. 5, Ellijay.

Cro. peacock table center
pieces 12 in. diameter, 50c ea.: |
18 in. center piece, $2.00;
large pillowcases, best grade,
hand painted design with cro.
edge, $2.00 pr.: decorative
pot holders, 3, $1.00; hot plate |
mats, 6, $1.00; dresses, 1-6
yrs., $1.50. Add postage. Mrs.
W. E. Wooten, Rt. 2, Box 150,
Camilla.







Broadcloth pillowcases,
emb., cro. edge, $1.50 pr.; emb.
$1.25 pr.; sheeting pillow-
cases, $1.00 pr.; dish towels,

emb. $1.00; old fashion bon-
nets, $1.00; aprons, 3 small,
$1.00; med. 50ce ea.; large, $1
ea.; dresser scarves, 50c plus

35c postage. Out of state, 50c
postage. Nell Bennett, Rt. 2.
Box 311, Frazer Rd., Buford.



Cro. novelty turtles, hangs
on wall solid and verigated
colors, 50c ea.; loom woven
potholders, 10c ea.; 3, 25c plus
postage. Vella Rica, Rt. 1,
Cumming.



Pillowcases, large size,. of
fine smooth broadcloth, emb.
in nice designs, scolloped or
with cro. edge with best white
thread, $3.50 or 3 pr. $10.00
all p. p. Free gift with 2 or 3
prs. Mrs. R. L. Fears, 855 East
3rd St., Jackson.

Cro. bedspread, $30.00, dbi.
size; stoles, wool, $5.00: ny-
lon, $6.00; also, doilies, $1.00
plus postage. Reginia Mis-
feldt, 149 Carruth Dr., Mar-
jetta, Ph. 428-4362. :





Dbl. bed size cro. bedspread.
nice thread, well made, $45:
6 dbl. bed size print. quilt
tops, dif. patterns, $1.25 ea.,
all new prints. Mrs. J. Owens,
957 Virginia Ave., N. E., At-
lanta.

Gourds, custom made to
order, finished in natural pol-
ished wax, varnish stains,
enamels, $10. up. State size,
shape, ete. desired. Lefty Mor-
gan, Rt. 4, Waycross.





Quilt tops, approx. 72 x 84
in., pieced in 12 in. squares
of new material from woolen
mill, all seams briarstitched,
$10.50; also, round smocked
sofa pillows, $3.75 P.P. Mrs.
Eula Cox, Rt. 2, Cave Spring.



Little girls cotton dresses,
1-6 yr. size, $1.75 each: fan-
cy organdy tea aprons stitch-
ed on automatic machine,
$1.25 ea.; plain aprons, 50c
ea. Add postage. Ethel Crowe,
Rt. 2, Gainesville.



4 large size quilt tops, new
scraps, pieced on machine, SOR |
each, P. P. also. nice aprons, |
medium size, 50c ea.: large
size with bibs, $1. All trim-
med with bias tape. Mrs.



$1,;emb. pillowcases,

Girls cotton print dresses,
wide skirts, nice colors, size
T=6, $1.25 ea:: 2, -$2.; hand
large size,
one set, $1.25; 2 sets, $2.;
bleached or unbleached. Mrs.
Lucy Musson, 7 Steven St.,
Summerville.



Med. size aprons, 50c ea.;
4, $2. All trimmed and have
pocket; dresser scarves, emb.
and cro. ends, 50c ea.; dish-
cloths, 15c ea. Add postage
and 10c extra for checks. Mrs.
Byron Haynes, Rt. 8, Gaines-
ville.



Cro. doilies, 10 in. African
violet, white with green leaves
and purple, blue, pink or
yellow flowers, 75c: 11 in.
Red Star, 60c;.3,-$1.50; 13 in.
candy dish, white with pink,
vellow or blue, 75c; 3, $2.:
15 in. pink and green, $1. Will
del. 10 for $5. Mrs. Sherman
L. Adams, 1018 Purina Dr.,
Gainesville.



Aprons of nice materials,
rose design, fancy ruffled
checks in yellow or blue, sol-
id colors trimmed, large, 75c;
2 $1.25 plus postage. One old
fashion bonnet. Mrs. C. F.
Humphreys, 125 North Ave.,
Garage Apt., Gainesville.








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ea. or 5, $4.75:
Or 2D. 2-208 =: p
ea.; dresser scarves
vanity sets, $1., plus pc
Mrs. Maver Estep,
burn Ave., LaGrange.

Dbl. bed size quilts
flower, yellow with |
leaves and stems; tulip
red or pink with green
and stems; dutchgirl
dresses, blue bonnets
pink flower on bonnet, a
cade on white sheeting
white lining, hand qu
cotton padded binding a
edges, $12. ea. Mrs. Lol,
Maney, Rt. 2, Lula.

SALES |
EVENTS

CCTOBER 26 1:00 P
At Union Stock Yards, A
bany, Ga. Georgia Ang
Assoc. Fall Cow and C
Sale 90 cows (Reg.
Mostly with calves at side
8 breeding age bulls.
information contact C.

_ Parker, 3858 Mathis S$
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milla, Ga. Southeast
Regional Shorthorn )
Shorthorn Show and
124 lots - 54 bulls
Show and Sale femal
23 Off - Grass female |
For further informatio:
eatalog write Bruce
Hancock, Secy., 4525 R
dan Road, Rt. 4, Ston
Mountain, Ga. |



393 acre farm to be sol
highest sealed bidder at o!
home site of S. L. Ether
edge, Butts County, :
miles S. W. of In
Springs. Terms cash. T.
_ Freeman, Rt. 1, Forsyth,
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