The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1923-11-09

ceIVe the nation which the OF the EARTH Cal
vn Coolidge false prophet We facing the reign OF the
Devil and Sata the reign crisis factories shut down. long
hopeless lines before the factory hundreds OF thousands of
hungry unemployed. Coolidge is FALSE PROPHET And
warn him Gas for everybody knows OF course that we wish
him only the bes that the will befa him as befe the
false prophet in the Book Revelation "And the Devil that de-
ceivd them fire and birthstone where
also the beast and the false prophets and they shall be Omened
day and night forever and ever.
THE PROFANE FACTS
We must array against Cavns religious revelations
the SOBER FACTS of the bulletins of the United States Steel
Corporation the quotations Exchange and the
ports Of the various government departments
The latest report of the DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE.
released October 13 the situation thus Early
ports September business by the bureau of
Department of Commerce. show slight DECLINES IN PRODUCE
TIVE ACTIVITY from August PIG IRON PRODUCTION
declined from 33533 in August to 3125512 Septem
ber STEEL INGOT PRODUCTION at 333354 tons compares
with 3,677771 tons for August Production OF BTTUMN
GUS COAL consumption of RAW SILK and TIN registered
decline. TOTAL EMPLOYMENT as measured by reports
from 1923 representative United States factories made slight
decline August Bradseets wholesale food price index
1913 base at 142 compares with 14O for August Prices
of iron and steel continued. their DECLINE
DEATH KNELL SOUNDED
It's pity that before he made revelation in the
the government Coolidge did consult the Department
OF Commerce OF the government He might nave easily INFORMED
himself that the deate of economic prosperity has sounded
STEEL RINGS KNELL
The most important and most sensitive industry the
STEEL AND IRON INDUSTRY the most important barometer
of economic life rings of the industrial prosperity
Steel ngot production peak May 1928 with 495
800 the been declining, III the last IOhl
in September, has fallen to 3313,354 TONS
PRESENTS DARK PICTURE
And the future industry presents the darkest
sort of picture Steel Corporation reported
Octbe 10 that the UNTITLED ORDERS have declined since the
Of March when they 43392 tons 5355O tons at
the end of September which DECLINE OF NOT LESS
THAN 80 PER CENT The United States Steel COpOratonas
the Age States today touring out STEEL on the average
per of capacity which decline of only per
cent highest capacity of few months That means
that corporation not reducing it's production in the
plans of the steel trust They wish to utilize their machines
up capacity They will prepare the untitled orders IN short
time THEN THEY WILL SHUT DOWN THE MILLS AND WILL
THROW THE WORKERS BY THE HUNDREDS OF THOUS-
ANDS OUT ON THE STREET The economic depression in the
steel industry already presenhe orders have declined by
so per cent but the workers feel already because pro-
duction has declined by only per cent
COPPER ALSO SLUMPS
The copper industry has its crisis setting in Copper
has it's lowest prices year, at 13c pound on the New York
market.
TEXTILE MILLS CLOSE
textile industry the northern mills are likely to cur
tail operations report York Times of October H. 1928
Bradstrees report TRADE primary lines and dry goods