Wool Auction Trends and Global Wool Demand During War Era
Wool prices remain steady with no improvement despite intense Continental sales. Germany continues active imports, while artificial fibers curb cotton and silk use. French mills recover. Yorkshire and English trade gain freedom. Australian exports surge but war impact disrupts shipments.
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Europe
Germany
Rte
Australie
France
Yorkshire
Sydney
Sydmey
Winchcombe, Carson, Ltd
Brisbane
Wool publicity campaign announced by London Secretariat
The International executive approves a global wool publicity drive led by the Australian Wool Board. The plan includes fashion advertising, posters, window displays, and coordinated displays for exhibitions in Britain and Europe. Artists will design textiles and a dedicated wall in the Secretariat’s campaign. The effort aims to unite manufacturers, retailers, and buyers, promoting wool in foreign markets with exhibitions and promotions in Paris and Leipzig.
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Han Hawn
Great Britain
Euope
London
Ue United
Makertup
Paris
Beeun
Sim Fon
Furie Model Totiees
Britain
Chinim Carril Uhromeh
Tar Branding Of Sheep Causes Fell Short In Results
Stock owners still brand sheep with tar causing wool mislabeling and difficult removal during manufacture. Tar branding offers no price advantage and risks tainting wool, urging graziers to abandon the practice for better quality and efficiency.
Wool Industry Seeks Revival in Global Markets
Manufacturers and retailers are urged to reintroduce wool undergarments and lingerie as several designers express desire for wool fabrics. An exhibition on bathing and sports wear will be held in January at Bathing and Parks, attracting buyers, retailers, and fashion writers worldwide. The Torridon laboratory of the Wool Industrial Association in Leeds supports renewed wool use, with Secretariat assisting early-stage efforts while extending work to Europe and the United States through American publicity and Associated Wool Industry groups.
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Tom Hawkes
Boldim
Anlt
Leeda
Ita Wock
Endeavour
Optim
Mit
Atthaugh
Europe
United States
Quintuplets Earnt £160000 Since Birth in Audit
An audit shows the Dionne quintuplets have earned £160,000 since birth. The guardians plan to spend part of the money to build Trout Howe at North Bay Ontario to house the entire Dionne family. Each of the quintuplets will have a room of her own.
New Bishop Armidale House Opens Amid Debt Reduction
The Bishop of Armidale opens a new home with Dr. Catrall among attendees. The project cost about £11,578 with a final collection of £575, leaving a balance of roughly £4 on the structure. Features include Jarrah timber, two upstairs bathrooms, a downstairs kitchen and bath, and modern heating and ventilation systems.
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