Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-10-02

Samuel Moody, passenger lrafflc manager
Pennsylvania Lines,
Pittsburgh, Pa.
Cuisines. condition. and prospects good. The
Yankee genius to produce the wants Of home
manufactured SO that this nation will not be
dependent upon the foreigner in the future a. it
has been in the past"
c. w. Nash, Gen. Mgr, -.
Buick Motor Co., ..
Flint, Michigan. g. ....
"War or no war, there will be 40, 900 Buick auto.
mobiles built in the 1915 season. We are going to
manufacture o 1000 cars because we expect to dis.
pose of that number and we have every assurance
that we will. The present demand for Buick cars
in this country has never been equalled and the
cars we had planned to ship abroad will be sold in
this country. The fact that no f~oreign-made cars
are likely to be shipped into this country because
of the war will have a balancing effect on the auto.
mobile situation, and in q measure affect the
foreign shipments heretofore made by American
automobile concerns" N
Northwestern Knitting Company,
Minneapolis, Minnesota.
'Munsinswear sales thi. year are larger than last
year. We expect a greatly increased demand this
but believe they indicate long continued prosper
ity In the United States. We are charging our
plant and employing additional help. Those NOR
chants will be wise who anticipate as far as possible
the increased business tnot II certain 10 come A. q
result Of good prices for farm products and good
wages in industry"
Silas Mcclure, Secy.,
Malleable Iron Range Co., I'D.
Beaver Dam, Wisconsin,.
'The volume of our orders and the recent improve.
ments in collections, with only = limited movement
Of crops up to this time, confirm our opinion that
trade conditions are sound throughout the agri.
cultural districts of the whole United States"
Detroit Engine Works,
Detroit, Michigan. ~
THE best proof Of our ba .aii;ef, !, trade conditions.
is that our advertising campaign is larger than
ever before. We believe present conditions, while
deplorable, will increase in a very short time tho
already prosperous conditions Of the United States.
The crops of this country alone and prosperous
condition of the farmer make anything else i'm
possible"
B. "A. Fuller, Pres,
Hercules Mfg. Co.,
Centerville, Iowa. t .I e .1s
"Our neutrality, our record-breaking crops, and
the immense European demand for our surplus
crops are absolute proof that we are on the verge of
the greatest wave of prosperity in the history of our
country. The treasury department decision to ac-
cept cotton and tobacco warehouse receipts as =
basis for emergency currency means the South will
get its share of this great prosperity 1t once, the
same as every other section"
Jas. a. Nralg, Ieneral Man&8e5S
Janesville Machine Co.,
GAINESVILLE, Wisconsin. s q ,g
with the abundant harvest we have this year
and the positive assurance of high prices for all
agricultural products, and being at peace with all
nations Of the world, we can't help but prosper"
C. M. Skies, President,
Ohio Seamless Tube Co.,
Shelby, Ohio.
my opinion is that this country was never on .
more sound financial basis. If We will all comply
with the Presidents message to the people, that is
to be calm, cool, level-headed, and rot. rock the
boat this country will continue TO- dominate the
world
Detroit Steel Products Co... e5,4 ss i6
Detroit, Michigan.
THE fact that ;he business community has mobil-
lied forces and is on guard, associated with strong
fundamental conditions, should insure ! safe future.
The most serious handicap Is the attitude Of Com
gress towards successful business. That has been
sufficient TO retard prosperity. II continued during
the strain caused BY war we may face hard times
{ w. N. Brown,
Collins Plow Company,
Quincy, Illinois.
American trade conditions are sound, but have
been sluggish for ! year. A strong revival which
had set in has been temporarily checked by Euro
pean war. We look for a heavily increased de-
mand from foreign countries, to be- followed By
enormous demand for al other eommoditss from
ueusral countries and 6 homs."