Word: plant
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...daily newspaper to receive a full leased wire service." It will be published six times a week, in eight-page eight-column form. The students of journalism will edit the paper; the students in the College of Commerce will manage business affairs. It will be published from its own plant, equipped with three linotype machines and a press that will print " from the roll " and turn out folded and complete 6,000 papers an hour. Besides general news, cartoons and " cuts" or pictures, the lowan will have a Society column...
...urge to print cannot long be overcome, despite the intervention of gods, demons, earthquakes. Mr. Uyema, owner of the Tokyo Asahi, arrived in Manhattan to buy linotype machines, web presses and other devices to replace the destroyed plant of his journal...
...steady annual increase in construction, however, it is unlikely that material or labor costs will be quite so high as in the Spring of this year. Whereas in 1920-1923 American building material manufacturers were unprepared for the excessive demands placed upon them, another year will see their plant capacities and financial resources greatly increased. Demand will not be less, but supply greater. Prices already are too low to be toppled by extensive foreign competition...
...Henry Ford and Edsel called on the President with reference to Muscle Shoals. If Mr. Ford should make a contract with the Government for this fertilizer plant, it would eliminate him as a Presidential aspirant...
...year ago; its cash is (including good-will and trade marks) $230,000,000 against $145,000,000 last year; its surplus has grown from $289,000,000 to $414,000,000. In addition, a reserve of $62,000,000 has been set up for plant depreciation...