Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1914-08-06
THE OUTLOOK FOR PROSPERITY.

greater exports the price boom influenced by European
cloud of these comfort to the republican office
seeker and the of the party who already hold office
and reelection These features they absolutely ignore and
the will of their fears forth to the needless voter
busy engaged reapng the fruits OF industry and who
fuses regard their evil predictions Why the republicans
should worry about little matter Of losing job when they
have had all of these of prosperity lay nest for
rainy day is unexplanable.
To the columns is left the duty Of recording the
dcations Of prosperity while the editorial columns Of the
publican papers echo predictions of hard times.
93OOOOOO bushels of wheat is the estimated yield for
the year 1914 the estimated value of this years
billion dollars There be calamity when the earth
yields such harvest declares the New York Word calam
y drowned irresistible tide of Plenty and Prosperity
have hearkened the good and start
every available machine in their factories The Literary
Digest says Then the smiles the faces of President vii
sons big business visitors to have meaning when
learn of letter written by Chicago manufacturer to the
president days after their White House conversation
which he said: i have returned much hopeful of
early better business conditions and first duty has
been give instructions to Immediately increase operation at
of plants from 70 fully 100 cent capacity and to
prepare the other works for maximum operation just quickly
as improved conditions permit.
The Washington Post gives space to the statement of
mournul and pessmsc writer who that there will be
hard times latter the brief boom caused by the marketing Of
harvess over editorial page states that this
harvests 1.-The oundest most reliable for general
prosperity and proceeds follows:
1.-The from the West including Southwest, North
west Middle West Central West and Far West is that the
railways will be called for full capacity of and motive
power to transport the product of the soil
'sThat means that Pennsylvania Ohio and Alabama iron
and steel plants furnaces and will called upon
for greater outputs.
'''rhs that West Virginia Virginia and Kentucky
coal mines will have demand that will call for employment
greater numbers of miners.
THAT the industrial district Of the United
States will activities and be able dispose of larger
outputs than during the past two years.
1.-The prosperity of the farmer and the greater activity
the manufacturing sections will insure larger demands upon
ercants of every city and of the United States and
by the middle of August this will be fully demonstrated
it will make great change for better business every
of the republic"
The Pittsburg Chronicle Telegraph republican news
paper with reference to the outlook of the steel industry
forms that Pttsburg is the first of American cities to re-
from the depression which has affected the
entire country In this manufacturing district the ebbde in
the commercial and industrial field by change in the
nations tariff policy (pease take notice that able to
recovery the change wrought the banking currency sv
tenn and the uncertainty the roadate situation has been
reached Pttsburg is returning to it's odme prosperity
This the opinion voiced by leading manufacturers bankers
and business men of the community
All branches of trade feeling the the return
OF normal conditions Reports in the iron and steel
industry for July in the Psburg district show an increase
over June of 10 cent For August the outlook still
BETTER J
This statement taken from the Telegraph all the more
interesting for the fact that the paper republican
and the admissions little out of the ordinary paper Of
that belief 1t had matter how very
1t is to give to boost democratic administration for we
read that the Pennsylvania railroad recently ordered 81 Loco
tves 1000 astee freight 10000 tons of new steel
rails.
Inc National Leather and Shoe Finders Association gave
out optimistic statements to the recently concerning the
brilliant outlook for the shoe industry This was another in
dnstry which feared the working of the tariff
The next news item will be of greater interest Senator
Hollis of New Hampshire stated that single cotton
wooen textile mill has closed down in the state and not
pulp or papermi Likewise Senator Simmons states that
not one OF the three hundred cotton mills North Carolina
nave shut down and he quotes mill speaking of this
as the best the industry in the South has ever known
80 much for the failure fument predictions of the
republicans that the tariff would destroy the cotton MANN
featuring industry.
Inc furniture business at Grand Rapids the furniture