Wool Surplus Sparks Drive for Virgin Wool Use Across World
Chicago Aug 26 Alexander Walker president of the National Sheep and Wool Bureau says more than 4 000 000 000 pounds of virgin wool await manufacture as U S mills cut 113 100 000 pounds last year and the drop may grow He warns of a bill to stamp virgin wool content on cloth and urges swift passage to curb reliance on reworked rags He notes U S wool losses from price declines and calls for producer and consumer unity to save the nation’s wool industry and sheep supply.
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Chicago
United States
Alexander Walker
National Sheep and Wool Bureau of America
East Jackson Boulevard
Bureau
National
Byron Wilson
Wyoming Wool Growers’ Association
Mississippi River
J. F. Walker
Fleece Wool States" Association
American Furme Bureau Federation
George M. Wilber
Ohio Sheep and Wool Growers’ Association
America
Amram
Ment
Thie
South Africa
South America
J. R. Howard
American Farm Breau Federation
Strong, Hewat & Co., Inc
New York City
Persecuts F
King
American Rambouillet Association
C Provident
Frank Chicago
Howard E. Greene
Wyoming State Fair to Be Instructive and Educational
The Wyoming State Fair and Stock Show at Douglas in September will feature a U.S. government exhibit car with a model farm and farmstead demonstrating crop rotation and economical western dryland farming. The fair aims to educate visitors with extensive exhibitions, coordinated with county agents and colleges, and highlights rising demand for quality draft horses and mules amid livestock market trends.
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Wyoming
Las
United States
Douglas
State Fair Board
Chicago
Carey
Bec~retary
The
Horse Association of America
Corn Beit
Heroemen
Garey
Wool Growers Form Regional Committees in Wool Bill
Dr J M Wilson president of the Wyoming Wool Growers Association heads the committee to operate west of the Mississippi river. J F Walker president of the Fleece Wool States Association heads the committee to operate east of the river. Both men are governors of the Bureau.
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J. M. Wilson
Wyoming Wool Growers’ Association
Mississipp
J. F. Walker
Aggressive Speaking Campaign Planned by Democrats
Senator Pat Harrison of Mississippi announced as chairman of the Democratic National Committee Speakers Bureau that the party will run the most aggressive speaking campaign in American history for Governor Cox and Franklin D. Roosevelt. He said speakers from coast to coast will defend progressive Democracy, attack Republican criticisms, urge public judgment, and present the Democratic record in both Ohio and Washington, calling on every Democrat to participate.
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Pat Harrison
Mississippi
Democratic National Committee
James M. Cox
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Harvison
Cox
Ohio
Washington
Republican Party
Democratic National Organization
Republican Adversarie
Roosevelt
Progressive Legin
Legion Commander Resigns Position in Wyoming
Chas S. His commander of the American Legion Wyoming department based in Cheyenne resigns his post. A letter to Fred W. Dralle chairman of the executive committee notes the move and hints at possible early committee action to nominate N A Newell as successor.
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Chas. S
Department of Wyoming, American Legion
Cheyenne
Fred W. Dralle
Drake
N. A. Newell
Hill
Foe
Casper Herald
Bondurant Notes Aug 18 25 Highlights
Bondurant notes describe social calls among residents including Mrs Edna Robinson Mrs Clydy Johnson and Mrs Art Hicks. Frank Hansen and daughters Kila and Doris visited. A near accident occurred at a canyon bridge as tourists traveled a turn the car overturned a woman injured others escaped. Harve Scott family and Krook Hanson visited fishing canyon and Campbell and McPherson dropped by.
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Hoback Canyon
Wiehl
Nely
Farmers Back Horses Over Tractors In Labor Saver Debate
A farmer explains he can perform better work with horses when labor is scarce and tractors are overpriced. He warns against overreliance on tractors, noting horses remain cheaper and practical for certain tasks. The fair features entertainment and varied racing events including auto races and wagon rounds.
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Bam
Buite Pale
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Viest
Oulley
Glencoe
Phillip Mislay
Mgr
Bondurant Notes
Orient
Willie Dollup
Freddie
Lrocerr & Myers Tosacco Co
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