Show THE OGDEN 2— MILLING —INDUSTRIAL MILLERS FIND GOOd PROSPECT 1928 OF TipflVI Ars iw-- Flour Milling In Utah Tr FlnnTMnTcine1' — !—O MACHINERY FOR LAUNDRY ADDED Compiled By the Payroll Builder for Utah I Manufacturers Association TRADE The history ' of flour milling ia Utah has been one of steady progress' and development "With the harvesting of the first crop of wheat in this iiitermountain disSalt Lake val- trict here was-lmmeaiaie iieceanny leyi there for converting the grain into flour Thus was called into existence the of early days primitive grist millswere harnessed Mountain! streams tor furnishing power and mills were built as required wherever colonies were established These miJIs were sufficient j in number and In capacity to supply the needs of the 'people From! that day to this there has never been a time when it was really jnecessary to send- ©utside of the state for flour acuities to because of lack of manufacture flour' to feed the population Indeed these early day millsplayed an Important part In the upbuilding of the wnoie interfFlour from mountain country Utah: was hauled overland before to the advent of the railroads supply those who were pioneering in Idaho Montana Wyoming and Nevada and when there was an influx of population in the mining sections of those states it was to Utah' they looked for the closest supply of grain and its products With the coming of tne roller milling' processes milling plants of a ilze larger than the grist mills were erected and exporting or When the flQVU was developed'! advantages of location on railway lines' became apparent and when these locations could not be readily found where it was possible to use water power steam became the motive power in manyor plants IateT the development large hydro-electri- c generating stations with consequent cheapening of electric power resulted In the larger electrifying of most of the milling industries of the state so that at this time by far the greater parti of the flour produced in tne state'' is manufactured in up-tdate 'mills electrically driven and situated on railroad lines which makes possible the placing of the product in any market in the coun STANDARD-EXAMINE- - l Ogderj - Troy fort to produce the best qualities In those days "wheat was wheat" ment Establish- - uontinues FRIDAY EVENING JANUARY 13 1928 R necessary for a modern laundry1 such as this plant Is shown by the fact that there are 26 large washing machines some capable of holding several family washings at a time in the wash room This room Is enamelled in white with gray trimming a saw-toot- h roof giving all possible light The electric plant of over 200 horsepower generates sufficient current to operate more than 3000 lights All water used in the use or laundry is softened without chemicals so that it Is softer than rain wate-- making it possible to use a mild soap which Insures longer life for fabrics The laundry gives all kinds of Inservice - for family washing Wet wash cluding Economy wash Rough dry and Prlm-PreTo one who Is ac customed to seeing lace curtains curstretched on the tain frames with villainous hooks to mar and tear it Is a pleasure to watch a curtain put on a mod era frame 'where it Is quickly stretched and dried without damage to the curtain and without use of hook or pins SPECIAL MACHINERY The company has equipped the plant with special machinery de signed to press or iron soft shirts with collars and cuffs attached A few years ago so few of this 50-w- Expansion att class of shirts were used that no special machinery was made to handle them but now over 50 per cent of all shirts laundered are of this kind This machine is declared to give the original "haberdasher window" look to the shirts In no department of the laundry has there been more advancement than in the blanket department This company has installed the only blanket carding machine used in any Utah laundry After blankets have been washed with mild1 soap in water soft as rain they are passed through this carding machine which raises the nap just as it is done In the factory where the blanket Is made with the pleasing result that the blanket looks and feels like new DRY CLEANERS TOO The dry cleaning department la in a separate building east of the All is done in laundry a continuous washing flow of gasoline which passes through the fabrics carrying the dirt out and Into a filter this insuring perfectly clean gas at all stages of the process Henry Schulta is superintendent of the cleaning and dyeing department having been$n the business 36 years the first four of which were spent as an apprentice in Germany In the laundry the management has provided many HYLTON FLOUR DEMAND LARGER Washington Avenue Plant Continues Grinding Day And Night for more W W Percival president of the company said a few days ago that there was no apparent dlmunltlon but rather a continued Increase in demand for flour judging from the orders re ceived by the mill soft wheat flours that are made by the company find special favor in the southeastern states hard wheat flours are in demand by bakers of the' west and the Pacific coast and It is through this same Well territory that the company's known family patents are moss and scientific grading for quality " was unknown The miller had no Continued t expansion of the? Among the great industrial sought Have In Faith Industry choice but to take what the farm laundry business in Ogden during plants of Ogden that has been op The company not only manufacer offered 1927 resulted in increases or equip- Continued Prosperity several tures hard soft and blended flour for continuously eratlng There came a day however ment folr the Ogden-Tro- y Laundry has added! the making of "Old when the agronomists of the Utah company in Its Wall avenue plants years is the Hylton Flour Mill but Confidence In continued indusfashioned" whole wheat flour to ma-- i and took the on New up college Agricultural establishment Inc pressing Washington ironing trial progress and prosperity has Its This flour is much in output new of devices both the inew chines question Improving cleaning been reflected by the heads of avenue near Fourteenth street demand on the Pacific coast were Utah and of wheats among quality yield dyeing equipment flour mills established in great — Officers of the company are W With the large mill busy day and and conducted a campaign in such the developments of the past Ogden by iltoy N -Bishop presiW Percival president A P Bige-lo- w " ia manan month there and month after I intelligent aggressive year night dent of the Sperry- Flour comof a ner within no the few O A Parmley president indication of any break la the er treasurer and Charles J Bakthat years results pany: O It Morgan president of secretary sons most his a of with character continued trade comcompany & important together the Globe Grain Milling as were In to southern B evident this it the be secretary Dean Whether campaign Parmley pany J W Sherwood vice presithe millers of Utah Joined The and treasurer are the active man-states or the Pacific coast to dent and manager of the Royal SHORT WAVE FEAT Utah-Idah- o with of officials the Deal Gran Millers and plant aging Rocky mountain territory or to Milling company W W Pcrcival VERNON France — (By The Asbeas M was ers of association called into French Honolulu the superintend Hylton sociated George shipments president of the" Hylton 'Flour M Pepin local establishment of Death ent Press)— of orders for the primary purpose flour have always brought ing MitJs Inc jthe They have shown communiamateur is to for the movefirst S il Hendershot of many this inImportant advancing the confidence their through conveniences for the employes in cate by wireless with the French In Ogden business ment The planting of Turkey years creased activities of their plants He of Madagascar of vacant was the made life Red wheat the position cluding shower bath rooms for possession encouraged located In Ogden through the proof used a short wavelength The gov- women Each men for and oth? of fthe the a millers big managejr plant premium of guaranteeing for their further growth gram these rooms is equipped with mod ernor general of Madagascar has in price to "the farmer It soon er officers assuming tnose duties establishments of em shower baths the rooms being sent him a telegram was demonstrated farm USED that dry SOFT WATER That thisl confidence is shared ' j lations tiled Idaho southern Utah in and is lands much United of the Just millers jhowj flour equipment other by of to were rethe statements growing adapted States is shown by this kind of wheat and thereafter cently eentf"broadcast by two of it was possible to keep out of Utah Ihe other leading millers of the markets much of the eastern flour United States John S Pillsbury that formerly was being imported vice president of the Pillsbury Flour Mills company and B B BETTER WHEAT PRODUCED Sheffield president of the The "better wheat for Utah" corporation" the college and the slogan ofassociation which was Miller's FROM MINNEAPOLIS MAN launched in 1911 may be said to Vice President Pillsbury says: mark an important advance in the I see no reason why the present industrial prosperity should not milling industry in this state Utah wheat and Utah flour has been continue through 1928 Experience has proved however that growing in favor ever since that date and whatever excuse or negeneral prosperity does not increase the consumption of flour cessity there had formerly been for Importing flour from other but has a tendency to restrict it states for local consumption has due to the fact that flour and othThe farmers of er wheat products-arceased to exist the cheap the state can produce wheat of the est luuua arm fuiiseijucituj uuuus prosperous times far greater right quality and the millers of amounts of expensive foods are the state can manufacture flour consumed good enough in every respect to meet the demands of the public Department of Agriculture rehoXvever epicurean Its taste ports show that the annual per While for the most part the consumption of wheat in capita the United! States has gone down milling industry in Utah has been conducted in plants of modern caJrom 56 bus in 1908 to 425 in com 1026 If ithe population of this pacity there has been keen country consumed as much wheat petition that has spurred mm opas is consumed in Canada this erators to equip in the most thor The re oughly modern manner figure would' be 74 bus per capita are to In in increased been the result Ltah and if iwould has sult that i t r n n ii ft i auuuvvsome mills of uomeaue best the be found ui consumption D00 bus or! over 20000000 barrels that can be built For the most flour part they are fully try-- : This increased domestic use of having all the latest improved ma KETTJklt NEEDED WUlivr wheat would take care of a very former days Utah millers chinery for the making of flour ex me m It is to these mills that is due the ui idifit were avciagc (dilate seriously nanaicappeu portable surplus of bread wheats their efforts to reach outside mar credit for establishing Utah's repu raised in this country and would kets" by reason of the quality of tation as a flour producing state go a long way toward solving the wheat produced in the state Not With the increased ouside demand much discussed farm problem soil and climate were there has come enlargement of ca As thesa conditions are gener withstanding to the growing of wheat pacity by a number of the old and adapted ally recognized by the flour milling of high milling quality there was established concerns and latterly and baking industries every ef for many years no 'organized er plants of larger size have been fort is being made to increase the The increase of total projected and since the war consumption of wheat products A during capacity very large percentage of bur pop- people which perhaps is one of has been marked so that today ulation now buys its bread from the Ereat factors in American Utah is taking a place of importbakers and the bakers generally prosperity today ance in the producing of flour and are using a higher quality of inThe installment plan of selling other products of wheat muling f gredients and are consequently should be conservatively encour producing a quality of bread which asreiv is more palatable and which is - No in years has there been as increasing the use of flour Pub much moisture on the --ground in BAKERY licity is also being given this fact the northwestern' states as at the and I predict that the milling present time insuring a splendid business will receive considerable crop in 1928 all through these states Cattle and dairy prices are benefit from this source in 1928 ANOTIIEK CONFIDKNT the highest they have ever been President Sheffield says: agricui except during wartime There 1st no reason in my esti- - ture Is enjoying a higher degree mation why 1928 should not be of prosperity and II firmly believe Continental Centers even better than 1927 Despite that within the next 12 months an Activities for Large all of the talk about improved "sane policy of market relief to the tion until the great majority of ing will bring-adde- d Territory people are properly housed fed farmer-- -' Diversification of farmand have the comforts of life our ing Is bringing about a new epoch Ogden has one of the largest The route from trouble is and in agriculture baking establishments of the en not overproduction the farmer and producer to the tire Continental Baking company "We are living in a new age We consumer is being shortened and system that corporation having sei cannot gauge our prophecies for cheapened center to handle their the future by looking on the past Capital is cheap ilabor content lected thisnot only for mmmmm northern for new conditions and new meth ed and all things point to a good products j also of for sections Utah but Wy on tax ods are changing each year the year We should slow up The Idaho and Nevada whole economic situation reduction insist on conservatism oming located at 2557 Grant ave The problem of distribution is in Congress and continue along bakery is in the very heart of Og- The labor- the line of economic manufacture nue being rapidly solved business district is one of den's If we do 1928 ing man is becoming a capitalist and distribution plants not only of the Our great jindustries are becoming should be a good year in Ameri- - the model of the entire west but city vmore and more owned by the can history Since the Continental company entered the industrial and business field in Ogden numerous improve ments betterments and additions have been made to the Ogden of these was the plant The latest completion of a new garage on the 'southern portion of the company's property directly connected with the shipping department This garage greatly facilitates de livery service About a year ago the company completed a number of Improvements in the operating division of its Ogden plant Install ing several new ovens in order to increase the efficiency and enlarge the production New wrapping machines of the latest type and other new equipment has been added One of the Interesting factors regarding the Continental com pany plant in e Ogden is that it flour for its utilizes Ogden-madbread After careful tests of flour from many points Ogden flour has been chosen as absolutely satisfac Is If customers Ho In Tn this as We as hiucK tory for every baking purpose The fact that Ogden mills make 28 of more hard wheat flour soft wheat flour made by an milling experience and blended flour has been com as show mented on by the bakers have steel and concre cement steel Globe Mills are the wide range for their selec ing BLENDED AND MILLED tion of just the material necessary influenced is this: o do with This company also buys its other got FROM THE FINEST WESTmaterials in Ogden and with Og eiirriniinrlinrro in urvinli f Imir ic mi11p4 den men and women employed in ERN WHEATS THIS FAMILY the industry provide "truly homePATENT FLOUR non-absorbe- nt cleanable Your GIobg-- Y products concrete buildings Steel A Kuhlman is manager of Fred BY OUR GUARANTEE OF the Ogden plant He has as his is milled in steel and concrete mills associates in the big bakery a HIGH QUALITY AND PURlarge group of men and women reGlobe jAI" of color and delicious The: white ITY who are thoroughly experienced in YOUR GROCER CAN creamy the baking business They are SUPPLY YOU WITH THIS sult! of good clean wheat and honestly milled iri surrpufidings utilizing equipment that Is of the in a most modern ! building type A OGDEN PRODUCT that has been especially construct These ed for bakery purposes factors combine with the excellent materials utilized result in bakery products that have met with high favor throughout the entire west ern area Bread rolls cakes pies and similar goods made at this SACK GUARANTEED QUALITY FIRST—-EVER- Y bakery are in constant demand w- r in-th- - Thrif-T-servl- st - j j " - S j e 3 old-fashion- ed - 1 ce i 4 i o- up-to-da- te I-- VAST jJ i BUSINESS HERE - Its over-prod- fc OS OS uc i under-consumpti- on ' - fSffiTE Seal t Made In Ogden s Newest and Largest Mill FLOUR take TWgreat and flour bur making than years' What and built of Flour quality mightily flour quality? Just pride organization Using If byrihe r Flour are j : flavor - carefully Flour the nafural saniFy NO MILLIONAIRES IN BRICK TRADE Milled by Hylton Flour Mills f INCORPORATED Wholesale Grain and Mill Feeds Ogden Uteh Ohio — (By The CLEVELAND Associated Press) — Ever hear of a millionaire brick maker? The Common Brick Manufacturers' association says the American brick business ih America never has produced one "It probably is the only basic industry in America that has not produced great wealth for those engaged in it" the association laments "There are coal barons lumber kings steel magnates and even the younger industry of ce ment has numerous millionaires" The association says the reason is to be found in the present situ ation in the brick industry — brick being sold below cost of production - ' r GLOBEMILLS QGDgfl JUTAH '! |