Salt Lake Telegram | 1931-07-28 | Page 9 | Local Poul Trymen to Get $200,000

lOCAl I TO GET 2 Prices Higher Than Last Year Marketing Group Reports Approximately In new wealth will be distributed d among lo local Jo- Jo cal who furnished the 50 carloads or pounds of broiler broil broil- er chickens which were sent out o of the he state this season officials of the he Utah Poultry Producers Producers' Cooperative Cooperative Cooperative Coop Coop- association announced Tues Tues- day The birds are being shipped to the Important markets throughout the country and more than 90 per cent of the crop has already been mar mar- The remaining 10 per cent will have been moved during the early part of August Despite the depression unit prices on broilers have been substantially higher this year than last Charles P. P Rudd manager of the poultry department reports Members of the association will receive c 14 to 15 cents a pound live Jive weight at the coops as compared with an average of or 12 cents or less last year Although producers producers producers pro pro- in most parts of the state wll wil participate In the returns the chicken chick chick- en raisers in Salt Lake alle valley and around American Fork will receive the large share of the returns