Salt Lake Telegram | 1933-02-24 | Page 11 | Woolgrowers Urged to Cooperate in Selling

IWoolgrowers Urged to : Cooperatejn Selling With the approach of the Utah wool shearing season, members of tha Utah Woolgrowers' association Friday were advised by James A. Hooper, secretary, secre-tary, to msrket thtir clip cooperatively. coopera-tively. "In our letters." declared Mr. Hooper, Hoop-er, "we have repeatedly called attention atten-tion to Ihe strong statistical position of Americsn grown wool and th pos-sibilitin pos-sibilitin of making this count In th growers' favor during the present year. However, a few sales recently reported from early shearing sections of southwestern states would seem to indicate that opportunities for profit are again being overlooked, as In 103! " Mr. Hooper said that work will be furnished a large number of sheep hearer In th west snd In Utah, wher more than 17.000.000 pounds will be clipped off of approximately 1 000.000 animals He said shearing in Utah will begin about March IS and continue until the middle of June. He announced that Utah's 1 1131 wool crop will be about the ssm as last year's crop.