Salt Lake Tribune | 1913-09-14 | Page 32 | Salt Lake City is Being Given Boost

SALT LAKE CITY IS BEII Ml BOOST J. R. Custer of Chicago & Northwestern Says Good Things of City. Approximately 250,000 railroad agents Ln all parts of the United StatoB have boon givon information about Salt Lako City and Utah through tho recent visit of the railroad advertising agents. This publicity comes through tho September Sep-tember issue of the Monthly Bulletin of the traffic department of the Chicago Chi-cago & Northwestern lino. J. B. Custor, general advertising agent of the road, w.i6 among the visiting agents last month. Upon returning to Chicago ho immediately imme-diately propared some information gathered rrom the foldor issued by tho Salt Lako City Passougor association. It includes descriptions of the temple, tabernacle organ, Dcsorct museum, Salt- n!i lift'irtli TTiriiSrrrn inn .fiTir-nn f.liA TTHl.h Copper mine at Bingham, Brigham City. Ogdon canyon, Boar River caiij'on and Logan. Besides this, thero is a full pago half-tono of tho advertising agents, Governor Spry, Mayor Park and members of tho local entertainment committoo, taken in front of tho city and county building. While Mr. Custer is probabty the first of tho advertising agents to tell something some-thing of tho things no found while in Utah, it is certain that this is only a beginning of the publicity that Utah will got as a result of tho visit of tho railroad ad men. Everyone of the visitors vis-itors assured tho local committee that ho would xiso material about Salt Lake and Utah at every opportunity.