Ogden Daily Standard | 1915-11-13 | Page 4 | General Prosperity Noted

GENERAL PROSPERITY NOTED. From one end of the country to the other, there will be- prosperity. Every line of business is feeling tho better times. Great business concerns like thc "United States Steel corporation are crowded with orders. An Ogden company com-pany received word yesterday that orders placed with the Steel company could not bo filled until next March. With the knowledge that factories aro becoming overcrowded with work, merchants throughout the country will begin to order looking to the future, fu-ture, and It will be a wise concern that anticipates this rush before there is congestion. thinn's Review, for this week says seldom if ever, has the -business sit- uatlon so favored expansion "Just how fully trade and industry have resumed to the unusual array of stimulating factors is clearly reflected reflect-ed in the statistical gauges that always al-ways tell which way the current is flowing. Some of these, such as the figures of merchandise exports, pig Iron output, bank clearings and railroad rail-road earnings, bring to light achievements achieve-ments without precedent."' Monday, in Ogden, is sugar beet pay day, when a very large sum of money will be distributed to the farmers. That Is one great factor in making Ogden prosperous Another is the Southern Pacific, where over 800 men are now employed on full time. Building Build-ing operations are proceeding, contractors con-tractors reporting more work at this season than in a number of years. By spring every part of the United States will be experiencing good times.