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acres of new permanent vegetative
over established in orchards and
ineyards for control of erosion.
674. acres of perennial grasses and le-
es established for soil protection,
pasture and hay.

030 acres limed as an initial treat-
ent of farmland to permit the use

f legumes and grasses for soil im-
vement and protection.

of furrowing or ripping non-

rop grazing land to prevent soil loss,

tard runoff, and i improve water pen-
ation.

s onstructed for livestock water
$ a means sof protecting vegetative
ver. ie

s a means | of Bee tues vegetative
over.

tock ee as a means of protect-
egetative cover.

eans of protecting vegetative cover.
cres of farm woodland improved
removing competing and unde-
ble aes and planting under-

itially established to dispose of ex-
cess water without causing erosion.

ive cover established to stabilize
-and protect dams, diversion chan-
nels, drainage ditches, farm road-
ides and field borders.

eet of diversion channels con-
ted to divert excess water to
ected outlets,

Georgia

IRE STATE OF THE SOUTH

WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1958

NUMBER 3

ACCOMPLISHMENTS



rods of cross fencing installed for

quare feet of permanent vege-



EST STATE EAST OF THE MISSISSIPPI



Agricultural
CALENDAR

September 24, Macon Georgia Corn
Millers Association meeting.

September 30, Tifton Bishop Method

of Clothing Construction Short
Course.

October 9, Tifton Soil Fertility Short
Course.

October 15, Woodbury 9th Annual
Pimiento Festival.

October 15, Tifton Broiler Production
Marketing Short Course.

October 17, Tifton Tobacco Short
Course,

October 21, Tifton Bishop Method of
Clothing Short Course.

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









USDA Scientists Develop
Safe Newcastle Vaccine

USDA scientists now report that they
have developed a safe, effective killed-
virus vaccine for Newcastle disease in
chickens. A safe vaccine, the scientists say,

is incapable of spreading a disease, is free

of contaminating disease organisms, and
retains its ability to induce immunity af-
ter prolonged storage.



enlargement or realinement, or con-
struction of levees or dikes, to prevent
erosion or flood damage to farmland.

7,606 acres of crop and pasture land drain-
ed by constructing permanent open
drainage systems to dispose of excess
water.

654 acres of crop and pasture land drained
by installing underground drainage
systems to dispose of excess water.

37 dams constructed to retain water to ir-
rigate farm cropland.

298,039 acres of winter cover crops to pro-
tect cropland from erosion.

98,813 acres of summer cover crops to

protect cropland from erosion.

Georgia, First:

@ BROILERS @ PROTECTED FOREST LANDS @ PIMENTO PEPPER
@ PEANUTS @ IMPROVED PECANS





Georgia Farmers Earn
97,580,170 Through =
Conservation Practices

By JOHN F. BRADLEY

Georgia State Administrative Officer

Agricultural Stabilization and
Conservation Committee

It is plain that the Agricultural Con- -

servation job must be done for America
to meet its future needs. Conservation can
be done only by the people who control
the land, the American Farmers.

Agricultural resources are vitally im-
portant to this country since of every dol-
lars worth of raw materials used,70 cents
comes from cropland, grazing land and
forests. Conservation of cropland, graz-
ing land and forests is, therefore, of direct
concern to every citizen.

The national ACP appropriation for

1957 was 250 million dollars. Farmers in
Georgia earned gross cost-share payments _
of $7,580,170 by carrying out approved

conservation practices. This money was

earned by 37,298 farmers who established
conservation practices on 4,535,730 acres
of cropland.

While the basic policy of ACP, help--
ing farmers meet the cost of conservation
work needed on farms in the public in-



EDITORS NOTE: Accompanying
this article is a condensed list of the
conservation accomplishments under
the 1957 Agricultural Conservation
Program.



terest, has remained unchanged, the em-
phasis on different programs has shifted
with the changing times.

Greater emphasis in the 1957
program was placed on carrying
out practices which assisted Geor-
gia farmers in their never ending
problem of adjusting their operations to
the changing agricultural economy. High-
er cost-share rates were established on
such practices as permanent cover, plant-
ing trees, livestock dams, and woodland
improvement. These practices were se-
lected by many farmers to shift their land

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FARM

WORK

WANTED



ee

Settled white woman (wi-
dow) wants light farm work
on farm with elderly people or
elderly woman alone on farm
- mear Atlanta. Want $20 weekly
salary for 5 day working
week. Mrs. Grace Belle Ed.

wards, 584 Washington St.
SW, Atlanta 15.

57 yr. old white man with
53 yr. old wife want job look-
ing after chickens on Poultry
farm. Do not drink. Ready to
move first of October. K. F.
Pierce, Rt. 1, Adrian.

Married white man with 14
and 18 yr. old sons want work
on chicken farm. C. E. Todd,
e/o J. L. Kelum, Rt. 4, Winder.

White 60 yr. old man and
wife want job on fram, look-
ing after hogs, cattle drive
truck, and light farm work.
yoda salary and 4 R.

ouse wired for elec. stove.
Must be moved. Move any-
where Give Ref. James
Wyatt, Rt. 1, Box 215-A, Bar-
tow.

White man with wife and 2
children want job on Dairy
Exp. all types milking ma-
chines, 15 yrs. exp. in Dairy,
/also poultry or beef farming
Need 3 or 4 R. house, on school
Bus Rt. Contact. (Inquire at

yrds Store at Youth, Ga.) E.

. Montgomery, RFD 3, Logan
ville.

Woman. widow, with 2 chil_
dren, want job at once on
farm with reliable people, for
home for self and children and
$5 week wages. Do any kind of
light farm work. Mrs. Grace
Smith, Old Peachtree Rd., Rt.
1, Lawrenceville c/o J. A. Ar.
guedos.

White man married, with
family, wants job for wages
on regular or Cattle farm.

ithin 20 mi. Winder. Need
large house. Jack O. Martin,

T.|truck ete., and

Man, wife and 30 yr. old son
wants job on Broiler (chicken)
farm. No bad habits. Can give
good Ref. Need good house.
Letters ans. O. A. Herbert, Rt.
3, Commerce,

Want job on farm as Care-
taker or other farm work. Just
wife and self. Need at least 3
R. house, wired for elec. stove.
Warren Perry, 3866 Fairmont
Ave., Macon. Ph, 2-0481.

47 yr. old sober man wants
job on farm driving tractor
and truck. Can do any kind
work with tractor. 12 yrs. exp
tractor work. Leonard Wea-
thers Rt. 3, Loganville.

Want job on poultry farm 8
yrs. Exp. poultry and cattle. 5
in family, boys 17 and 13 yrs.
All help with work, House to
be wired for elec. stove Em-
mett Scruggs, Rt. 1, Suwanee.

2 brothers, 23 and 18 yrs.
with mother, would like job
on farm, driving _ tractor,
other farm
work, Consider Dairy. Need 4-
5 R. house, wired for elec.
stove. State wages, and par-
ticulars first letter, or see. J.
D. Whitten, Rt. 1, Pitts.

White, 58 yr. old man, wife
and 19 yr. old son, wants job
on fram. Poultry preferred.
No dairy work. Can drive trac
tor, truck, ete. Need 4-5 R.
house, lights, water, and rea.
sonable wages. J. M. Swal-
lows, 883 Cherokee Ave., S.
E. Atlanta 15.

Exp. 38 yr .old white man
with family of 4, desires work
on plantation as Manager or
as working hand. Fred Till-
man, 102 Ford St. Albany.

Single man 27 yrs. old wants
job on farm for salary, room
and board. No bad habits, easy
to get along with. Can fur-
nish references. Go anywhere.
Raymond Presnell, P. O. Box
274, c/o H, J. Parker, West

_ Married man wants job on
dairy or chicken farm. Exp. in
both. Have 2 children, girl, 8
and bov 12 yrs. Can run any
kind milking and other ma-
chine, ete. Also like work in
barn with someone. Know how
to run dairy myself. State
wages first letter. B. L. Wilson
Rt. 3, Monroe,

Want farm for 1959 on 50-50
basis, with reliable party. Am
sober and hard working man.
Robert M. Powell, Rt. 2, Box
340, Lake Park.

FARM HELP

WANTED







Want man and wife or with
small family, to take care of
laying chickens. Also, light
farm work. House, lights, wa-
ter; on school Rt. No drinking
allowed. Good -pay for right
rok J. B. Powell, Camilla. Ph.

Want white man, small fam-
ily with son 15 yrs. or older,
to work with him and who
knows farm machinery, hay

baler, etc. Raise pecans, hay
and cattle. No row _ crops.
Good wages, 5 R. house, elec.,
water, wood, school bus. $. J.

Clay, Rt.
wood 2-5117.

Want man and wife or single
man, at once, to help on fram.
Hogs and cattle to feed, look
after some gen. farm work.
House, lights and wood or
place to batch, pay solid time,
wet or dry by month, for bal.
this yr. and next. 5 mi. No.
Canton. No drunks. E. L. Tip-
pens, Rt 3, Canton.

Want man and wife to pick
collards, turnip salad on farm,
near Atlanta. Pay ea. $5 day
and nice house that has elec.
Regular work. R. F. Sams,
Clarkston. Ph. HI 3-7322.

Want at once man, 25-40
yrs. with small family for
dairy and gen. farm work. Ex-
perience required. Must be
sober and reliable. No drifters
Reasonable salary. W. O. Un-
derwood, Rt. 2, c/o Dairy,
Summerville.

Need single man or couple,
experienced with milking ma-
chine, tractor and hay baling
equipment. Fred Barbour, Box
206, Jonesboro.

Want col. family to work on
farm general help look after
hogs, and able drive tractor.
Prefer with boy about 16 yrs.
old. A. D. Spivey, Rt. 1, Jor.
dan Mill Rd. Sandersville.



SPECIAL NOTICE

Want Farm Folks to sell
Farm Products Handicraft,
Canned goods, etc., at Centen-
nial. Write Roger Thompson.
P. O. Box 231, Roswell.

SALE EVENTS

October 6 Monday 1:30
PM EST .. at SEMINOLE
FARMS, Donalsonville (Se-
minole Co.,) Opportunity
Breed Improvement Sale
Landrace hogs .... 30 bred
gilts, 10 open gilts and 30
boars ... featuring the Ser-
vice of Importe Waer.
haug and Seminole Scoty
M. Catalogues on request.
John. J. Cummings, Donal-
sonville.

EQUIPMENT

FOR SALE









4 wheel rubber tire wagon
with dump bed, high sides,
$175; Dearborn post hole dig-
ger, $150; Dearborn 6 ft.
mowing blade, with extra
blade, $175. Jack Crowder,
2022 Murphy Ave. S.W., At-
lanta 10. Ph. PL 5-4551.

JD 13 dise fertilizer Grain
Drill, with grass seeder; JD
25 combine, 7 ft. with motor
and grain tank, 1955 model.
Both in excellent cond., $850.
James Lackey, Rt. 1, Wood-





Rt. 1, Hoschton,

Bainbridge.

stock. Ph, Alpharetta 3913.

z as ae

7 Macon. ph. Sher- |.



CCL fe. es

eae 00 en

ers, heavy galv. with. gr
and adjustable legs, good as
new, $3 ea. not delivered.
Mrs. Henry Williams, Rt. 1,
Tallapoosa. ee










196 laying cages complete
with feeders and waters, 50c
ea. W. L. Wells, Rt. 6, Ma-
con. :

Cultipacker for pasture
seeding, 3 point hitch, used,

$100 or trade for cow or cal-

ves. Geo. Pierce, Sr., Suwanee.
Ph. Buford, 7120. fi

Turner Sawmill, set of
Turner edgers, E-60 Allis
chalmer motor, all used very
little, kept under _ shelter,
ready to saw, $1600. Dewey
Spivey, Rt. 1, Axson.

Star Pea and Velvet bean
thrasher, on wagon with iron
wheels, pull and operate by
tractor, $17.50; also No. 13
Lynchburg 2 H. plow, $10;
No. 10 Oliver 2 H. plow,
$7.50. All good cond. A. G,
Smith, Sharon.

Extra heavy, single harness, R

large size, 24 in. collar, good
cond., (no bridle), $35; also
1-1/2 H. plow, used very lit-
tle, at my place, 3 mi. out
Hwy. 29 NE_ Lawrenceville.
ae C. Rosene, Rt. 2, Lawrence-
ville.

Intnl grain drill, 12 dise.,
rubber mounted, fertilizer at-
tachment, small seed attach-
ment, good cond. for sale.
J. P. Shedd, Longstreet Road,
Cochran.

6 good used pipeless oil
brooders, for sale; also sev-
eral almost new tube feed-
ers. Mrs. Charlie Thurmond,
Nacoochee. :

John Deere B tractor, in
good mechanical cond., good
rubber, $300. Tony Ray Eng-
lish, Rt. 1, Jonesboro.

Farmall Cub tractor with
cultivator, mower disc plow,
dbl. disc harrow, distributor,
and planter with _ starter,
lights, and power lift, good
shape, priced _ reasonable.

Jesse L. Walker, Rt. 1, Silver |

Creek. Ph. Rome, 41560.

JD tractor in excellent
cond., with hydraulic lift,
harrow, planters and all tools.
Also 2 H. wagon, mowing
machine, hay rake, drag har-
row, scoop, 2 cultivators;
Elec. fence, works on battery
or Elec. current, and 500 ft.
No. 8 insulated Elec. wire.
C. W. Braswell, Loganville.

Turner Sawmill, Case 60
power unit, F-9 Saw, Turner
edger, Drive belts, in good
cond., $650. Henry M. Ford,
P. O. Box 147, Lavonia.

3 disc plow for Allis Chal-
mer WD power pulley for
WD or WC, also set of cattle
Veterinary tools. All priced
to sell. Bill Mixon, Rt. 3, Box
80, Griffin. Ph, 8-8950. ?

Mowing machine, hay rake,
mule drawn, 2 H. wagon, and
other farming tools, cheap.
L. J. Johnson, Morrow.

John Deere Grain Drill, 12
ft. wide, $125. L. F. Nowell,
6112 Houston Road, Macon.
Ph. 3-9470.

Wagon with high bodies,
tractor hitch and shafts, $35.
I. G. Chason, RFD 1, Box 34,
Cairo. Ph, 2-4935.

Farmall Super A_ tractor
with 2 disc turner on rub-
ber, section harrow, planters,
cultivators, pulley for saw-
ing, etc., some never used.
Tractor with lights, starter,
and power lift. T. T. Toles,
Menlo.

New Holland automatic
hay baler with motor, $350
or trade for truck; sausage
mill, used very little, $7.50.
Mrs. W. A. Wages, Athens
St., Jefferson.

Canner used twice, like
new, 4 at. size, $8 FOB. Mrs.
John L. Porter, 2947 McAfee
Rd., Decatur. Ph. DR 3-6376.

Gibson 6 HP we trae-
tor, with cut-out arrow,
Oliver Goober plow, 6-point
cultivator, middle-breaker and
trailer, excellent cond., $350.
S. F.'Smyly, 820 Eliza

Pl. N. W., Atlanta 1
4-7867.



ing row crops,











tilizer and
$1500. R. | fac!

Flint River Farms, Jon
boro, Ph. GR 8-6217.

1949 dump truck, and
dozer blade for Ford |
J. H. Sosebee, 1201

leaf Rd, S.E., Atlanta
Ph. MA 7-4430. es

ne a pax [BA
cultivator, nters, di
tor; Grain Brill, fertiliser 3
tachment; 8 row cotton dus
er; 6 disc tiller, 12 A con
bine with grain tank.
very little. Reasonable. C.
Bass, Rt, 3, Allen Rd., M:

Heavy duty farm tra
cheap. H. C. Reid, 2303
Pryor Rd., Atlanta. Ph.
1-7626. pec

Pony carts in several s
and harnesses. E. W. Har
Rt. 3, Hartwell,

Belt pulley for Case tr
tor, like new, reasonable.

. Coggin, Gilbert Rd.
est Park. Ph. PO 7-6364

Large Enterprise sa
mill, like new; Guano dis
butor, mule drawn, for
Also want shop anvil
heavy farm vise and dinner
bell. Mrs. Nora Bellew, Bo:
1204, Athens... ae

HD 5-Allis Chalmer bu
dozer, 5 ft. subsoiler. All h:
draulic controlled; 14 in.
hammer mill; Case
haybaler with motor. H. C..
Dunagan, Statham. Ph. A
ens, Gl @21803) 222

_ Turner and single p
dif. kinds harrows, and
ing tools. S. F. Williams,
N. Hamilton St., Dalton.

1957 model 100 self.
pelled Allis Chalmer All Cx
harvester, guar. like new,
less 200 A, complete wi
straw spreader and row m
ter attachment Rs
Del. C. P. Brunson, R
Statesboro. Ph. PO 4-96

Small Pea Thrasher, $
A. M. Rampley, RFD 2,
nesaw. S6e%
Turner peanut picke
Turner hay press with moto
set of peanut plows for Fo.
tractor, cheap for cash. Ar
L, Hartley, Rt Aye
Ph. 274-M-2. Set

Farmall Cub tractor, culti-
vators, one disc plow.












































near
new mower, mounted on
tor, $400. Walter M. Gaissert,
a 1442, Athens. Ph, LI-6-

Light farm 2-wheel trail.
er for garden tractor. Sell
trade. W. B. Hook, P,
142, Cobbtown.

Macy Harris tractor, plant
ers, distributors, cultivators.
Sell or trade for healthy
ae size calves or pigs.
G. W. Hammock, Rt. 4, Bow=
don. : ord See

Bornes jet elec. deep well
pump, 42 gal. tank and cop-
per pipe. F G. Pierce, Waver=
ly Hall; ete 55,

4 oil brooders, 1,000 cap.
with 8 gal. fuel tanks, used
_ 2 es of pe eee

ea. at my place. Wayne
Clayton, Pine Grove Rd., Ros-
well, Ph. 3186. ;

1951 John Deere, planters,
cultivators, good cond neti i
ing machine, with 4 disc till-
er, like new. Spurgeon C.
Hanley, Rt. 2,
Ph. Ila, 3573.

: Good. Ford | tractor with
_ g harrow, $60
an my place. C. P. Yancy,
1, Douglasville Ph.
(nights and Saturdays

























Ph. MA 2-2158

1951 Ford tractor, wii
row crop duster to
or Farmall, David
seed and fertilizer
mule drawn
1946 Ford 1-1,
and 1956
truck. A.

























Grist Mill, 26 in.

pe, (can be pulled
any kind of power),
exch. for Deep well
tfit. W C. Towe, Rt.
ville. Ph. 313-R-2.

_ saddle in excellent
with bridle and breast
($55. or sell separately.
Long, Rt. 3, Daniels-

yrus Erie Hydraulic an-
ozer, late model with lat-
improvements, excellent
cheap for cash. E. L.
ae a 7 oes Ph.

3,000 layer equip. in-
g 12 case egg cooler,
sher, egg grader, metal
_ feeders, grit boxes,
ding equip. including two
cap. gas brooders, feed-

erers. Used 1 season.
collect calls. W S. Wolfe,
Henderson Rd., Tucker.

most new section har-
$10; good 1 H. turner,
w stock, $1, or all 3

At my home. W. J.
Sr., 2886 Dun-
Chamblee Ph.

2957.

HP Allis Chalmers pow-
unit, 5 HP Elec. motor,
hase, and starter; 16
right grist mill with 4
ndless belt. T. J. Hutch-
; LaGrange St., New-
nearly new laying cages
with feeders and
cheap at my home
Willoughby, Waco.

well pump, 3/4 HP,
40 gal. tank, 130 ft.
excellent cond., $125
take out of well).
only. Off Roosevelt

Red Oak. Howard
ichards, Ben Hill Rd., Rt
ollege Park. Ph. PO 7-

r for forge (for heat-
on) and No. 10 Oliver
5 Quince Durden, Adrian.

wagon and 2 H. drawn

Mrs, J. M. Brooks, 950

Rd. N.W., Atlanta 18.
4-5524,

ner peanut picker, ex-
; cond. nearly new
i fae Rt. 3, Tif-

7 Brady garden tractor

yieces equip, for sale;

0 W 4-6 HP riding Gar-

n tractor, and small rubber

utility trailer, prefer

in. tires. Or will buy

and axle for same.

ull details in first let-

James L. Pursley, Rt. 1,
207-A, Fairburn.

nt Allis Chalmer B, or
one-row tractor with
rs and distributors, disc
BB harrow, cultivators,
nowing machine, in good
ing cond., priced rea-
. J. T. Speight, Rt. 1,
sa.
ant Ford tractor in good
ical cond., with or
out equip. L. B. Aberna-
Rt. 2, Lula.

t 6 disc tiller with seed

good cond., within 100

ate lowest price. Larry
Rt. 1, LaGrange.

Want 00 Frick or compar-

size Sawmill with good

edger and power saw;

ant good mower for

actor, for cash. W. F.
Rt. 2, Cedartown.

it one cabinet type Elec.
for, 1200-1500 hen egg
3000-4000 quail egg
L. Peterman, Rt.

rusher, 20 ft. belt, |

seg
t small tractor w:
| fr 1 loader. Paul Helms,
| Rt. 1, Norcross St. Roswell.
Ph. 6302, eee

Want springs for a wagon

seat. B. D. Hulsey, Rt. 1, Alto.|M

Want tree transplanter.
Prefer Conservation at Roch-
elle. No junk. Emory Whittle,
Dexter. et

Want rotary mower, prefer
3 point hitch; also have for
sale complete DeLaval .milk-
ing machine, $125. C. H. Jor-
dan, Rt. 2, Covington.

Want trade Dodge 1/2 ton
pickup for later model 1/2
ton pickup; also want jeep,
4 wheel drive, good running
cond. Advise model and cond.
of tires. G. C. Harwell, West
Point.

Want buggy (or hack) and
harness in good shape. Carl
Dangar, Rt. 1, Woodstock. Ph.
Roswell, 3921. ;

Want front end loader, for
loading sand and gravel; also
want to buy or rent bulldozer;
Can use old model if in good
working cond. Also interest-
ed in dragline. Write cond.
and cash price. E. E. Want-
land, P. O. Box 12, Warner
Robins,

Want one wheel for old
model F-12 Farmall tractor.
State location and price. A. C.

Hester, P. O. Box 366, La-
Grange.

Want heavy duty used
Western stock saddle. Give
type, make, cond. price.

Gaines Thompson, 1011 Pow-
ers Ferry Rd., Marietta.

Want 1 H. drag pan or
dirt scoop within 25 mi.
State cond. and price. H. D.
Sherwood, 601 Hemlock Cir.
S.E., Atlanta 16. <2

SEED & PLANTS

FOR SALE





3,000 bu. Oats, Victorgrain
48-93, recleane through 2

|machines. 99.77 pet. Purity;

99.43 pct. Germ. In 3 or 4 bu.
bags, $1.25 bu. FOB. S. T. Car-
ter, Winterville. Ph. Athens,
LI 6-0989. :

5,000 bu. Cokers Victorgrain
9 oats, 8 pct.
Purity, 93 pct. Germ. Bright,
heavy, harvested before rain,
. bu. bulk in truck loads, or
1.10 bu. in baks. L. E. Akins,
Rt. 2, Byron Ph. WO 3-3314.

Streamline everbearing
ee plants, $1. C. PP.
Mrs. B. T. Thornton, Rt. -1,

Bowdon.

2000 lbs. Dixie Re-seeding
Crimson Clover seed, 99.58
pet. Purity; 81 pct. Germ. 30c
lb. W. B. Walker, Rayle. Ph.
BR 4-7162.

2500 bu. Victorgrain Oats,
at bin, $1. bu. in bulk. One
year from breeder. 92 pct.
Germ; 98.32 pct. Purity. G. E.
Ethridge, Rt. 4, Americus.

Large red nest onion buttons,

50c qt; top buttons, 30c qt. 10c

postage. Mrs. Grace Autry, Rt.
4, Buena Vista.

400 bu. cert. 48-93 Victor-
grain oats in 4 bu. bags, 93
ct. Germ; 99.45 pct. Purity,
81.75 bu. Robert A. Eavenson,
Dewy Rose. Ph. Elberton,

1883-M4.

15 acres Arlington Sericea,
2 yrs. old, extra heavy crop in
clean field. Want party to
combine. William Kilpatrick,
3468 Evans Rd., Doraville. Ph.
JA 5-3272.,

Garretts famous everbear-
ing Strawberry plants, ready
for shipping, $2.50 C. . Cash
with order. C. J. Garrett, P.O.
Box 112, Bremen.

Condons ee Mastodon }-
everbearing trawberry
plants, $1. C; Black Rasp-

berry, Sage plants, Catnip
bunches, Blue Damson plum,
May Cherries, and Sugar Pear
trees, 6, $1. Add postage. Mrs.
Mae Turner, Rt. 6, Gaines-
ville.

Large red Peanuts, 2-4 in.
hull, eee for boiling, $2.50



kg; $8.25 bu. for eating. P. B.
Brown, Rt. 1, Ball Ground.

1 awberr}
plants, $1.50 Mastodon,
$1.25 C; Klondike, $1. C; 500,
$4.; $8. M; Catnip, 30 bunch:
Peppermint, 30c doz; Sugar
pears, $1.00 ea. Add postage.
rs. Lee Hood, Rt. 1, Gain-
esville, A

Early bearing strawberry

lants, $1. C; 300, $2.: $6.
BP. S. E. Jackson, Rt. 2, Fay-
etteville. s

Strawberry plants, Klon-
dikes, 500, $3.; Mastodon, $1.
C; $6.50 M. Mrs. Guy Crowe,
Rt. 1, Cumming. | iz

Large Klondike strawberry
plants, $1.25 C; $10. M; special
price on larger lots. Add post-
os Mrs. John L. Porter, 2947
: ay Rd., Decatur. Ph. DR

Everbearing Strawberry
plants, grow large berries, $i.
C. at my home. Mail if you
add postage and cash with
order. Mrs. Lester Jones, Rt.
1, Gainesville.

Flat Dutch, Copenhagen
Cabbage collard plants, 70c C;
Mint plants, 40c doz; Oxheart
tomato, 25c doz; Garlic sets,
40c C; Scuppernong cuttings,
$5. C. Fred Witherspoon, 308
Holderness St. S. W., Atlanta
10. Ph. PL 3-5251.

: Recleaned Feed oats, $1. bu.
in bulk. Bill Schroer, Rt. 2,
ook 6, Valdosta. Ph. CM 2-

Fine Soybean, Korean, Kobe,
Sericea Lespedeza, Orchard
grass, Fescue and Clover hay,
cured without rain, big bright
bales. Ernest A. Smith, 7205
Campbellton Rd., S. W., At-
lanta 11. Ph, DI 4-4198.

500 bales Rye, Fescue hay,
heavily fertilized, 65c bale. at
my farm at Snellville. Robt.
H. Ferguson, 206 E. Parkwood
Rd.,, Decatur. Ph. DR 7-5898.

Alfalfa, Lespedeza and
Crabgrass hay, bright, leafy,
baled without rain, heavy
bales, $1. bale. Mr. W. A.
Ward Jr., c/o Ward Meade
Farm, Paper Mill Rd., Rt. 3,
Marietta. Ph, 8-8772.

1,500 bales Sericea Lespede-
za hay, baled with no rain, $1.
bale at barn. W. A. Estes, RFD,
Ellenwood. Ph. Stockbridge,
3161. ~

75 bu. 1957 feed corn in
shucks. Come with trucks on
Sat. only. W. H. McWilliams,
Rt. 3, Evans Mill Rd., Li-
thonia.

200 bales good hay, Ladino,
Fescue, and Orchard grass, 75c
bale at my barn. M. F. Peter-
son, 3496 Wesley Chapel Rd.,
Decatur. Ph. BU 9-1859.

Peanuts for eating: Ga. large
Reds, washed sundried, $2.25
peck; and postage; 1/2 bu. $4.
and postage; $7.50 bu. at my
home. 8 mi. S. Toccoa; Hand
gathered, shade dried Sage,
$1.45 1b; 10 lbs., $1.35 Ib. PP
to 5th zone; Hot red Pepper,
35c doz. pods. (if ordered with
sage). Harrison T. Brown, Rt.
2; Toccoa.

Sericea and mixed Grass
hay, 75c bale. Charles M. Bet-
terton, 7200 Campbellton Rd.
S. W., Atlanta 11. Ph. DI 4-

LIVESTOCK

FOR SALE





Cattle

Several dbl. standard reg.
polled Hereford bulls, excel-
lent bloodlines good color, size
conformation, reasonable. Roy
paeerd, Rt. 2, Lithonia. Ph.
2672.

7 milch cows, 3 fresh, 4 to
freshen soon..R. M. Martin,
RFD 2, Blackshear.

4 Reg. Red Polled cows, $250
ea. Everett Hunt, Rt. 4, Blairs
ville.

Fine Jersey cow, freshen
about Oct. 10, very gentle,
easy to milk, gives 6 gal. daily,
Claud Johns, 595 Sandtown
Ba Adamsville, Ph. DI 4-
3352.

Pure Guernsey milch cows,
freshen soon with 4th calf H.





y| Jer:



M./5 yrs. old: 1 bull and 6 cows.

mos. old, 2)
heifers, Guernsey and Jersey
cross, 6 mos. old, also 100
heavy breed hens (mostly N.

H. Reds), for sale at my home. |

W. Allason, West Washington
Rd. East Point, Ph. PO 1-3462

Reg. polled Hereford cattle
of the Domino line, all about

Reasonable. Selling out. Mrs.
Laura Sapp, Abbeville.

Fresh Jersey 4 gal. milch
cow, $150 or exch. for small
saddle horse. D. G. Harrison,
1830 Snapfinger Rd. Decatur
Ph, BU 9-0283.

Cattle: 2 cows give milk, 1|
freshen soon, $150 ea; 3 at
$125 ea! 3 $75 ea; young heifer
$50. All tested from good Jer-
sey line of heavy milkers. My
place, 7 mi. Ea. Columbus.
Mrs. Harry Wall, Forrest Rd.
Box 222, Columbus. Ph. FA
72-906.

Sev. nice Red Poil bulls, Reg
stock, also consider selling
some Red Poll heifers.. Atl
around 6 mos. old. Reasonable

Full stock Holstein bull
around 600 lbs elig. registry,
one yr. old Oct. 5. N. G. Forest
er, Rt. 2, Buford.

12 first calf Jerseys and Hol
stein dairy cows 5 sprining
heifers, 1 Holstein bull All
were sired by artificial insem
ination. Reasonable, at my
farm, 12 mi. No. Forsyth, near
Blount. Robert J. Redd, Rt. 2,
Forsyth. ;

At Stud Services: A 36 in
dapple gray, white mane and
tail, outstanding pony stal-
lion, and a solid black hackney
stallion, standing at Melody
Brook Farm, Ogden A. Geil.
fuss, Rt. 3, Windy Hill Rd.
Marietta. Ph. Hemlock 5-7385
Smyrna.

1300 Ib. steer, Guernsey,
very gentle, ride, work any-
where, 30 mos. old. Cheap.
Jesse C. Roberts, Rt. 2, Box 97,
Eastman.

Swine

13 wks. old, Reg. Landrace
boars. Martin A. Echols, Rt. 1,



Rayle

~ -



boars and gilts, elig. registra

- Purebred Beltsville No. 1

tion. Roy Cauthen, Tifton. Ph.

817-R.

Tamworths, Reg. buyers

name: 18 mos. old boar $100.;.
bred sow, 19 mos. eld, $125.3.
7 mos. gilt, $75. $250. for lot,
All pigs unrelated. Mav be:

seen at farm of Frank Smith
near Pembroke. E.
. S. Army Theaters,
Gordon. Ph, 8-3259.

Reg. Hampshire brood sow,

well marked, long body, ap
prox. 500 lbs. from prize win=
ing stock, 3 yrs. old July ae
$100. for quick sale. Carl C,
Smith, Rt. 3, Ellijay.

Reg. Landrace gilts, boars
service age boars and bred
gilts. Unrelated pairs: Reg.
buyers name. 100 pct. Im-
ported bloodlines: H. R. Gos-
sett, Cave Spring.

SPC boars and gilts, also 3
outstanding service boars, all
sired by outstanding boars and
dams, treated and Reg. buy-
ers name. M. J. Blackmon,
Pinehurst. Ph. 730.

Large brood sow, 13 litter,
4 shoats, 45-50 lbs., $100., my
place 10 mi. No. Waynesboro,
on Hwy. 56. Mrs. W. B. Be-
thune, McBean.

3 excellent Landrace males,
5 mos. old, $109. ea; 2 males,
3 females, ready for Oct. de-
livery, $50. ea. G. R. Black-

mon, c/o Standing Boy Ranch, ~

Cataula. Ph. FA 4-1827.

Choice Landrace boars and
gilts, Imported bloodlines.
Treated and Reg. buyers
name, $100. ea. Wm. E. La-
nier, Rt. 2, Box 84, Metter. Ph,
5-1035.

Purebred Landrace gilts, ap-
prox. 125 lbs. wormed, treat-
ed, Reg. buyers name, $60.
ea; purebred Duroc gilts, Reg.
buyers name, $30. FOB my
farm. James Spier, Bronwood,
Ph. 5300.

Reg. Tamworth boar, No.

155,796. Sired by Tomlo Big

Man, No. 148,139. Dam, Mt.
Alto Alice, No. 141,103. Ready
for heavy service, 3
place. Kenneth Murphree, Rt.
1, Cave Spring. 5



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office is Oct. 10.

Only Farms and Farm

a Georgia taxpayer owns

notice.

carded.

fice: 3.5

St. S.W., Atlanta 3, Ga.

rors (of any kind) made by
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LIVESTOCK

FOR SALE



Reg. Tamworth boars, old
enough for service, and, some
nice unrelated gilts. J. S. Davis,

/o Abba, Rt. 3, Fitzgerald.

h. 6541.

Large type Poland China
igs, cheap at my barn. S. R.
oodman, Hwy. 155, Mc-
Donough. (1-1/2 mi. NO).

_ Duroc gilts, from prize-win-
ing stock, sired by EMF Star
oy, Reg., wormed, and

treated for cholera. 10 wks.

old, $25. ea. Roscoe McDon-

By 21 JX, e bscue A Milledgeville.

Ae Tamworths, good
bloodlines, large litters of good
Pigs, | weaned pigs, $250. and

Mrs. Charles Baldwin, c/o
ch as. Baldwin Farm, Suwanee,
h. Buford, 7181.

Reg. Poland China hogs, all
. gizes, weaned pigs to bred
ilts, Ga. No. 1, Brucellosis
ree herd and treated for chol-

ra and erysipelas. Jah R.

Buus, Cochran. Ph. 4-
490.

Horses, Mules & Ponies
Chestnut, Reg. American

Saddle mare, 5 gaited, 8 yrs.

old, $200. Fred E. Ferrell, Rt.

, Windy Hill Rd., Marietta.
h. Smyrna. HE 5-7344.

3 yr. old black saddle horse,
00 lbs., good cattle horse. H.

. bord, P.0.- Box 147, > a=
vonia.

Good work mule, fast step-
ping, $50. or trade for hogs,
pie or calf. Clark Camp, Rt.

Sharpsburg.

2 Mexican jennet burros, 2
acks, $55. to $95., also horses,
onies, bridles, saddles, carts.
. M. Housley, Marietta. Ph.
-2144

At Stud: Red Lights Noble

Rex. No. 36083 American Sad-
dle Bred Stallion. Proven sire
top quality colts. Grandson of

Noble Kalarama. Thos. G. Wat-
ins, Jr. 4584 Flat Shoals Rd.
t. 2, Decatur. Ph. BU 9-6692.

Nice, gentle ponies, all sizes
and colors, geldings, horse
ponies, fillies, mares, colts;

ce spotted with white mane

and tail stallion, 2 good sad-

die horses, carts, harness, sad-

es, bridles. Fred Miller, Rt.
, Dalton. Ph. BR 8-4928.

2 good horse mules, about
10 yrs. old, 1000 and 1050 lbs.
65. $50. Ashley Durham, P.O.
ox 147, Pine Mountain.

Gentle saddle horse, suitable
for ladies and children. Sell
with or without Western sad-
dle, etc. A. P. Dodd, Rt. 2,
Smyrna. Ph. HE 5-5202.

5 Shetland mares, all bred,
begin to foal late February
through May, 1959; also filly
eolt. Claude Flynt, Washing-
ton. Ph. Asborn 8-2131.

Reg. gaited Palomino Stal-
lion 6 yrs. old, has good man-
ners and is under perfect con-
trol, harness broke, fine pa-
rade and pleasure mount, sure
breeder of fine colts. J. E.
Swint, Rt. 1, Fortson. Ph, Co-
lumbus Fairfax 3-3172.

Sheep and Goats

50 healthy Ga. goats, all co-
lors and sizes, for sale. J. P.
Bryant c/o Bryant s Tree Farm
Moody Bridge Rd., LaGrange.

3 white Saanan bucks, from
big bone-stock, not reg., but
from _ reg. stock, ready for
breeding service, $35 ea. at my
home, 1 mi. from Tifton. Gus
Roland, Rt. 2, Tifton.

2,Black face Hampshire
ews. 1 ea. Suffolk ewe and
Suffolk ram, $60 or $20 ea.
FOB, my farm. A. 8. Williams,
2675 McAfee Rd. Decatur. Ph.
DR 8-1167.

8 nice milk goats, some giv-
ing almost gallon day, also 3
nice Saanan and Nubian and

Toggenburg males Mrs. Ie
Kirkley, 3860 Cascade Rd. SW.
Atlanta 11.

13 Reg. Hampshire Ewes
and Reg. Hampshire ram, 1
Reg. Suffolk ram and 12 spring
grade lambs. J. M. Allen, 172
Vidal Boulevard, Decatur. Ph.
DR 7.4758. 3

Purebred Nubian milk goat,
cheap. Ray Lewis, Rt. 5, Rome.
Ph. 2-0504.

Nubian buck for sale at my
home. Cant ship. Miss Doro-
thy Mathis, Tiger.

About 15 fine milk goats,
and male, $5 to $20 ea. Some
oung and some grown. J. M.
ing, Rt. 2, Box 290, Black-
shear.

Fine 14 mos. old Saanan doe
and one 11 wks. old from long
line of fine milkers. Mother
will give 5 Qts. daily. Will not
ship. Brewster West, Rt. 1,
Stonewall and Tell Rd. Col-
lege Park.

POULTRY

FOR SALE





Bantams: 1 trio ea. of
Golden, Silver Sebright, Mot-
tled Cochins, Silver Spangled
Hamburgs, Black Tailed
White Japs; 1 pr. ea. of Bar-
red chickens, White Cornish
and S. S. Hamburgs. Fred
Blaylock, 515 Crescent ave.,
Chickamauga. a

Reduced prices on
strain B. B. Red Old English
game bantams, $2 pr: Ring-
neck doves, $1 ea, Will not
ship. C. S. Winn, Dunwoody.
Ph. GL 7-2617.

4 Black Cochin bantam
hens and cock, 1957 hatch,
from Champion bloodlines,
$20, or $5 ea.; 1 pr. pure
white young Fantail piece
best of bloodlines, $2.
Howell, Rt. 2, Box 63. AL
bany.

Fine full blooded Golden
Sebright bantams, 12 pullets
and 3 roosters, quail size, $20,
or half of-lot, $10. Will ship.
Bud Holland, Coogler Rd.,
Box 14, Dalton.

3 Dark Cornish bantam
roosters, purebred, 8 mos. old,
stocky, Bulldog type, $3.50 ea.;
also. Easter Egg _ roosters,
purebred, 10 mos. old, $4 ea.
or trade 2 roosters for 1 Eas-
ter Egg pullet. Ship Exp. Col.
Send M.O. Mrs. A. A. Ed-
wards, 716 Myrtle St., N.E.,
Atlanta 8. Ph. TR 4-5152.

Baby bantams, over 2 mos.
also large type baby chicks.
Both kinds, $3 doz.; guinea
pigs (cavies), $3.50 pr. Lock-
ard Bell, 2677 Pharr Rd.,
N.E., Atlanta 17. Ph. Dr. 7-
4390.

6 pr. bantams for sale. R.
M. Wood, Rt. 3, Austell. Ph.
Sy 4-6651.

Bantams: 4 Buff Cochin
hens and rooster, 4 Buff
Cochin pullets and 2 cock-
erels; 1958 hatch; 1 Black
Cochin hen and rooster, 1
Black Cochin pullet and cock-
erel; 11 baby chicks, hatched
August 20. B. B. Reds, Silver
Duckwings, Red Pyle. Cheap.
Cannot ship. A. C. West, Rt.



2, Calhoun. Ph, MA 9-2884.

Dark Cornish bantams, $3
ea.; turkeys, all sizes, Some
for $2 ea. hens, now laying,
$1.75 ea.; Geese, $4 ea.; com-
mon bantams, 75c ea. Wont
ship. Mrs. J. E. Carter, Box
487, McMurry Dr. S. W. At-
lanta 11. Ph. DI 4-1388.

Purebred game _ rooster,
Roundhead strain, $8 or exch.
Cant ship. Maude Burnham,
Cordele.

Heavy type Dark Cornish,
8 hens and rooster, $15. Can't
ship. G. R. Hamby, 112 So.
4th Ave., Decatur. Ph. DR 3-
6536.

40 - 45 W. L. hens, laying
about 50 pct., 75c ea. for lot.
J. H. Hambright, 446 Pegg
Rd, S. W., Atlanta 15. Ph.
PO 7-7080 after 6 p.m.

1600 H&N hens and 1022
cages. Lee Almy, C/O Red
Hill farm. Eatonton. Ph, 5262.

10 pullets, starting to lay.
2 hens, 4 pullets, 5 mos. old,
$20 and rooster free for lot.
Swap for good shoat. Dollie
Gairrett, Rt. 1, Box 43, Dah-
lonega.

Colorful imported, unique
Easter Egg chickens. Lay
green, blue, pink col. shelled
eggs. Layers, $35 pr.; 4 mos.
pr: $253.2 mos. $18.5,
Morgan, Rt. 1, Waycross.

4-A grade Production Red,
6 mos. old pullets, now lay-
ing 50 pct. treated and worm-
ed, bred to lay, $2.50 ea. here.
G. Q. Frederick, Rt. 1, Mar-
tin. Ph. FU-4-2938.

20 N.H. Red 4-A_ grade,
Mch. Ist pullets, healthy,
laying, $2 ea. FOB at yard.
Bring. coops. Alex Barfield,
Louisville.

19 Speckled guineas, March
1958 hatch, almost all hens,
$1 ea. Must sell at once. Cant
ship. Geneva Bone, Rt. 3,
Dallas.

GAME, FOWL, etc.

FOR SALE





Large No. Bobwhite quail,
disses free fully feathered. Ex
cellent breeders. Flight con-
ditioned for release. At my
place only. Jack Holland, 471
Pasley Ave., S. E., Atlanta 16.
Ph. JA 4- 7120.

200 guinea pigs (cavies),
$2.50 ea; rabbits, $5 pair. John
Fields, 1026 W. Poplar St. Grif
fin. Ph. 3682.

ea. Will be in full plumage
again in Spring. Safe del. gyar
Mrs. F. L. Baker, Sr., c/o
Green Acres, Alapaha.

Finest quality Bobwhite
quail, ready/td ship. 6 wks. old
perfect hep and cond., 95c

Q ks.{jold, priced
age. Permit No.
97. A PQ. Box 115




Americas finest str. White
King pigeons, $3 pr. Not less
2 pr. shipped. Ogden Geilfuss,
c/o Melody Brook Farm, Rt. 3,
Windy Hill Rd. Marietta. Ph.
HE 5-7385 Smyrna.

20 Silver ae 1958
hatch, 1-1/2 to 2. lbs. Ship
RWY Exp. Col. Any reason-
able offer accepted. Not less 2
birds shipped Henry Pike, 108
Palm Ave., Savannah, Ph, AD
3-6315.

4,000 big No. Bobwhite
quail, full featleorek: flight con
ditioned, grown birds $1 ea;
Chuka breeders, 1958 hatch,
$4.50 pr. Permit No. 9 L



Brannen, Jr 311 Savannah ee
Statesboro, Ph, 4-2843,



Sev. Peacock breeders, $25 5381.

3 pheasant hens and cock,
$6; one Brown Red game hen, | 2.
$2.50 Allen Roundhead cock,
one-eyed blinker, $5. All 1067
hatch; 1958 hatch small t
bantam ee 40c ea. E.
Jones, Jr., Rt. 1, Hahira.

Mated pairs Northern Bob- 10

$3 pr; 5 wks. old quail, 75c ea.
Shipped Exp. Col. light crate; |Sh
Coturnix (Japanese quail). ha:

prepaid. Send money order.
Miss Eve Wallace, 716 Myrtle
Sey eie E., Atlanta 8. Ph. Tr =

1958 extra large Northern
Bobwhite breeder quail. Bred |
and improved 38 yrs; 1 to 3
ozs. heavier than
Free color photos and prices.
Wm. A. Thomas, 421 Mark] a,
hae? Atlanta 3. Ph, MU 8-

Approx. 150 N.Z.W. rabbits.

young soon ready to breed

}Must sell. See after 4 PM and

Sat. afternoon. Sundays by ap
pointment only. 5 mi. No. Ros-
well. T. R. Padgett, Rt. 1, Box
110, Roswell.

Young N _ White rehbite
$1.25 and om . L, Trader, Sr.
217 Callaway St. coeee i

f. | Ph. PO 6-8709

'N. Z. White rabbits, select
breeding stock. Record of Ped.
kept for past 8 yrs. Some best
bred does, $10; young stock,
$5 to $8 Bucks and does. C. w.
Page, 149 No. Ave., N. E. At-|
Janta 8. Ph. TR 4-6452__

Rabbits, all. breeds, at Wane [3
pee Chinchlillas, N. Z. Whi

elgium, Checkered G te 1R
ot er Dutch, Calif. Reds, ie
ish. J. H. Street, 3090 Buford
Hwy. Atlanta 6.

500 Bobwhite quail, 1-14}
wks. old, priced according to
age. Bargain price for entire | a
lot. Permit No. 51. C. K. Sra: |
ton, Rt. 1, Bethsadia Rd., River
dale. Ph. GR 8-6037.

HICELANEOUS

_ FOR SALE





3 nice large print- sacks, 3,
$1.60; one of a kind, no spots
nor holes, 3, $1.60; 3 white].
sacks 100 Ib. cap., 3, $1.60;
also 50 Ib. white sacks, a
$1.25. PP in Ga. Mrs. W. Y.
Summers, Rt. 1, Newnan.

Fine harness, bitting rig,
tail set, plow harness. All ex-
cellent cond. Dorothy B. Wat-
kins, Rt. 2, Alpharetta. Ph.

Nice clean fresh Sage, $1.25)
lb; 30c quart. Add postage. |
Mrs. W. B. Green, Rt. 1, Ros-
well. .

Fresh Calif. ~-multiplying
beer seed, 25c start; 6 starts,
$1. and 4c stamped envelope
with ea. order E. F. Weeks,

Dial.

Shade dried Sage and ary
Catnip leaves, 30c qt; $1. ga
red scallion onion buttons, 75
C:; red hot pepper, $1. gal.
Del. Mrs. Leila Phillips, Re A
Royston.

Clean white feed sacks, free

25 ea. and _ postage.
Jones, Rt. 2, Dawsonville.

Mtn. Ditney, Horsemint,
Ratsbone, Life Everlasting,
Pinesoil, Heart root, Yellow
Root, Devil's Shoestring, Rat-
tle root, ea. 50c large match-
box full. Add postage. Miss | W
Gennia Brown, Rt. 1, Balljte
Ground.

Unwashed white feed bags,
100 lb. cap., 20c ea.PP. Evel:
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white quail, late 1957 hatch, |

tching eggs, 10c ea. parcel post |

average. | F

Sev. excellent breeders and_| j

of letters, holes, and mildew, |.
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Nice ae
Ibs., $1.50; 5
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Fowler, Rt. 5, Ehiij

cases; ' Two 55 g
ext. honey. Make off
Curd Walker, Adri
About 12 Ibs. Bees\
lb. PP. Henry a Ho

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zone, Less than 5 ne
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and buyer pay extr
abe Willoughby,

Yellow Root,
and washed, 4 4 Ib.
full, $1.; freshly pi
hot ee pe urs.

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foc and
Stuckey, Blackshear.

ait a 125 Ibs. L
ay reasonable
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Ce River and Buys 7
Baxter, 3197 Covi
Decatur. Ph. DR 3-

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cap re ties),
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