Salt Lake Telegram | 1928-12-30 | Page 13 | Utah Factory and Mine Products Show Big Increase in [Illegible]

f Utah Factory and and- Mine P Products Show dig Big prospects p Bright for fori t i Increase se During 1 1929 r. r f Manufacturers Say i Association Urges Pur Pur- j k j chase of Goods Made Made- t Within State Issue Statement Show Showing ng i r t Volume of Bus Business I i r Utah's industrial industrial- strides Ita have ve increased the value of the products' products from frog this states state's factories tories and min mines s from 50 S OO in 1905 to to k lately OO twenty- twenty two ivo years later J. J When the industrial l figures for 19 1928 8 are fully compiled r r i ft it is deemed probable th that t those for 1927 will be be- exceeded ex ex- exceeded eded in practically lly every everyl line thie increasing by several l hillion d dollars dollars' the tile figure of 1927 1 27 Basing estimates for Utah industries in 1929 the Ut Utah h Manufacturers Manufacturers' asso C elation i f a 3 t i o 0 n 11 slates lates The prospects for continued con increases look exceedingly exceed- exceed y ng bright Some of oft our cur our industries in in- in d already have sufficient have sufficient orders booked to assure their at capacity for the first quarter of the new slew year The The Ut Utah h Manufacturers Manufacturers' association asso- asso was organized twenty-four twenty years ars ago for the purpose of up up- up building bunding the state from an Industrial industrial Indus lulus trial standpoint At that time It fas as hoped that this could be ac- ac 1 through preaching the doctrine of cooperation not only cooperation between the manufacturers manufacturers am and the the- buying public but 1 tween the employer r and as as well The TIle association has through its dissemination of Buy Utah Products Prod- Prod l eta price and quality being being- equal propaganda been able to instill inthe In Inthe the minds of the majority of the p people of ot the tle state that industrial pr prosperity is the life blood of the state Estate and that the state advances o t y as her industries enlarge LEGAL The second object of the association association tion that of creating a closer ser re relationship re- re 1 between the employer and and has been given a practical practical tlC l demonstration year after ye year r until it is is- isn n now w a a W well established I fact that the of Utah fac fao- factories do- do tories tortes are probably the most loyal to tobe tob be found throughout the United States The Manufacturers Manufacturers' association does not asle that the the product of our Utah factories be- be purchased from from froma a spirit of patriotism only but they do ask that where that where price quality and service are equal or better bet ter that the Utah manufactured article Ucle bo bo be given prefer preference pi nce The manufacturers of the state of Utah ar are producing quality merchandise and are are willing at all at-all all times to to- meet competition on the price quality and service basis Very few citizens of the state realize the volume of business be- be being be be- lug ing done pone by some of UJ Utah's hs h's larger industries To give lve some idea following following fol- fol lowing are quoted quote l figures showing showing- the value of the some of the larger industries I EVERY UTAHN SHOULD BE TOLD That the output of Utah's metal metaI mines increased from tons per perear year ear in 1870 1570 to to- tons metal in 1927 and that the ore produced in 1927 w was s' s valued at more than That the United St States tes geological al' al Survey estimates s that there Is still stillmore stillmore stillmore more than 1959 tons of commercial coal Utah That Utah's coal mines produced more than tons in 1927 valued at approximately That Utah's beet sugar sugar factories produced tons of refined sugar Bug in jn 1927 That Utah's canning factories packed approximately vases cases of canned vegetables fruits jams jellies etc in 1927 That the value of the output of Utah's sheet metal and can factories factories fac fac- tories ories for 1927 was was' more than 6 IN CANDY That Ut Utah's hs h's candy factories prod produced produced pro pro- more than worth of f quality candy That the the products of of Utah's creameries and was valued d at approximately I In n 1927 Utah produced tons of ce cement cement ce- ce ment nent in 1927 I That the value of or the product of f Utah's flour and cereal mills dur dur- during dur during ing ng 1927 was was i J That Utah's meat packing plants produced approximately worth of finished food and nd byproducts by byr products in 1927 That the value of Utah's bakeries s for or 1927 was That the output of Utah's leather leath leath- er r product factories f for r 1927 was valued at These figures' figures include harness saddles trunks bags etc CLAY PRODUCTS That Utah Utah produced ce clay products products products prod prod- tile brick etc valued at atmore more more in In 1927 That there ther were produced In Utah in 1927 mattresses beds springs cots pillows etc valued at approximately ap ap- pro proximately That Utah's soft sot drink and cereal beverage factories placed on the market finished products valued atmore at atmore atmore more than in 1927 That there were were tons of re refined refined refined re- re fined salt produced in Utah's solar evaporating e plants In 1927 That the value of the prod product ct of Utah's oil refineries during 1927 was approximately COFFEE TEAS SPICES That Utah's Ulah's factories turned out worth of coffees teas ex extracts extracts extracts ex- ex tracts spices honey e etc in 1927 That Utah's paper and wooden box factories during 1927 produced finished product valued d at 1000 That the finished product of Utah's iron and steel factories was wag valued at more than Utah's macaroni factories prod pro- pro d iced worth of f macaroni spaghetti etc in 1927 That Utah's ice and ice cream factories placed on the mark market t finished finished fin fin- Ish d product valued at more than than- That Utah's printing industry turned out finished pr product duct valued valued- at IN PAINTS That Utah produced worth of paints varnishes cleansers and polishes in 1927 That Utah's rubber and metal stamp factories placed approximately approximately m tely worth v rth of stamps and metal tags on the market in 1927 That the value of the artificial limbs of Utah's factories for 1927 was over That Utah produced worth of filter presses during 1927 and that these presses were forwarded forwarded forwarded for for- warded to all parts of of the civilized world That Utah Ulah has mountains of lime and plaster and placed on the market marl mar mar- l ket Icet ct in 1927 worth of the finished product That Utah produced more than worth of tar tar products roofing paper paving products etc tc in 1927 Utah's factories produced work clothing lothing valued at The value of the tho states state's production production tion ion of gold bold silver lead copper and zinc inc up to December 31 1927 was Utah's chemical plants produced chemicals valued at approximately in 1927 Utah's cigar factories produced more nore than cigars in 1927 Utah's furniture factories cabinet plants ants and mills placed on the he market In 1927 finished products valued at more more tha than LEADS EADS IN LOUD SPEAKERS I Utah the largest manufacturer of or radio adio loud speakers in the world placed slated on tho market in 1927 radio products valued at more than 3 Utah's production of drugs and druggist sundries in 1927 was valued val val- led ed at approximately Utah's granite products for 1927 was vas valued at more than The yield of our farms per year years is s more than and of our livestock Our manufactured products were valued at approximately 3 I 00 These figures include the products of the mines Utah ranks first firstin in the United States tates in the production of sHyer silver second i in in lead third in copper and nd eleventh in goldFINE gold FINE BUILDING STO STONE E ESome Some of the finest building stone inthe ht the world is la found in Utah Grante Granite Gran Gran- ite te sandstone and varied shades shade of marble with onyx ana ima travertine are tre found n lit abundance Alm Almost st every cereal known can be C raised in this state The average average aver aver- age age yield in oats is Is 50 bu bushels per acre barley 44 bushels In the yield of f potatoes Utah stands s second ond Utah produces enough evaporated ed d' d milk each year to make an unbroken un un- un- un brol broken en line of cans reaching from froman San an Diego to Paris France via Colonel Lindbergh's line of history history- making flight t. t a I se see e in