Wool Promotion in United States Seeks Stronger Wool Demand
The International Wool Secretariat plans to boost American wool grower participation amid rising use of rayon and staple fibers. It outlines three aims: promote wool as quality fabric, push wool content in women's wear, and shift men's wear to emphasize dress standards amid rising competition for consumer dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Wool Secretariat
United States
Mo Jess
America
Clanies Ross
Ami
American Federation of Labour
General Federation of Women's
Clabe
Federal Trade Commissioner
Federal Trade Commission
USA
Odd Stockings Exchange At Local Tea Room
Mrs Jones and Mrs Smith exchanged light banter over stockings and cooking fat in a bustling tea room scene. A curious waiter asks if the “den’s name” Betty is acceptable, while the two women discuss fashion, meals, and small talk in a domestic, humorous register.
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Betty
Air
Future of Wool Japanese Situation and Global Demand
Market expects steadier price relations as stock weights rise and sales pace slows from last year. Japan boosted Australian wool imports to 140,920 bales by January and 227,553 bales for 1937/38, with two thirds of current supply already sold. Britain shows strong wool demand amid robust export networks, while France and Germany influence prices. producers seek higher values to secure returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New South Wales
Japan
Australia
Astralia
Yorkshire
Great Britain
Winchcombe, Carson, Lid
Rapid progress of Queensland Merino Stud Sheep Association
The Queensland Merino Stud Sheep Association, founded in 1934, reports rapid growth with 36 members at the foundation meeting. Membership has risen, and stud sheep numbers have increased from 15,000 to about 225,000 while member flocks grew from roughly 125,000 to over 200,000. The group asserts it can meet about 50 percent of the state's ram requirements from its own flocks, up from 25 percent five years earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queensland
Nowtheam
Association
Schoolchildren Rally Over Policy Fight
A thousand pupils from Fun Goon rally against the Covrerumer policy described as low mood, aiming to force an abandonment of the stance.
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Fun Goon
Covrerumer
Bruising in cattle two chief causes cited in export loss
The Times notes bruising harms meat export outcomes, blaming two main factors: handling during trucking and in transit, and horned cattle. It argues careful driving, reduced crowding, gentle restraint, and timely dehorning raise first quality beef and ease in paddocks, urging better stock management for Australia’s export position.
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Mead Works
Ani
Cresh
Australia
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Considy Talget
Ghepe
Mpamy Limited
Charleville
Alfred &T
T. A L. Wool
Stes
Colonia Mer —“Smt Ir
P.O. Box
Glenroy
Glenroy Siding
Apollo
Winchcombe, Carson Ltd
Eagle Street
Brisbane
Beadie Main, Croedieinds
John G.mckeechuk
The
I Times Proprietary Ltd
Alfred Street
Charlvilts
Bright American
Secretariat
Mrs. Jones
Mrs. Smith
Mere Jones
Studbreeders’ Association
Australis
Queensland Primary Producers’ Co-Operative
Townsville, Longreach
Austral
Australian Mercantile Land and Finance CO. Lid
Wool and Produce Brokers
Creek Street
J. R. Cain
the “Times
Job Prining
Western
Queensand
Dunstan
Imilis
Charteville
Rosewood
R. B. Penzer
Dunstan, Charleville
Rogewood
Dunstan Stud
Eine Winchcombe, Carson Ltd
Oly
Espermmeel Sal Nuke Gege
Wales
Longreach
Exervald
Hughemiten
Conmamulla
Dalby
Miles
Cocectierindi
Winchcombe
Carson
Canmon Hill
Cgounderizedi
Selltelen
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