Show Ogden Industrial Facts Compiled for Visitors Surprise Home Boosters Million Barrels of Flour Made Here In 1925 Filling Cars and Worth Nearly Eight Millions More Morer r Than Million Animals Handled at Stock Yards Figures On Canned Goods Wearing Apparel and 1 Farm Products I I II TRADE TRADE excursionists from Los Angeles will ill leave eave Ogden too tonight to- to tol o l l night not on with vivid recollections of wonderful s trips through Ogden's industrial agricultural scenic and ref residential i areas arlas but also with specially I prepared folders which will pro pro- provide provide provide vide data for them to study especially relative to present an and future trade relations between th the Ogden territory and aDd I southern California The Ogden Chamber ot or Com Corn Commerce Commerce merce inch has published this special folder regarding Ogden O den as a a marketing center for br southern for the tho I n of both bolh Los Angeles and Ogden I Interested III In the situation I Illustrated with pictures of ot Og Og- Og Ogden's Oe dens den's Industrial establishments to- to together sether gether with the Iho ho stockyards a dairy farm the Hermitage Hermitage and ond Hotel together with II a map mlp showing sho ln distances from Og- Og Ogden Ogden Ot den to principal markets markels Information mation In In- In Inthe the tho folder Is confined entirely to that relating to mar markets hots The Th folder was completed and arranged ed by W V E pann pann ann BUSINESS Discussing the market situation and the purposes of ot the tho trade excursion the Ogden Oden Chamber ot of Commerce sa says sai 8 In tile the th folder Reciprocal trade trado arrangements between Ogden Oden and LOS Loa Angeles are thoroughly practicable for practicable Ogden Is Iho thio center of oC that fruit fruit- fruitful fut ful mountain Intel area arell upon which Southern California must depend largely for tor Its present and future futuro food supply as us well weil as asIt asa asa It a wealth of ot raw material Los Ios Angeles has ha those constant constantly ly Jy growing industries which constant I con can now supply much of the gooda heretofore shipped from Eastern I manufacturIng centers I Growth ot of the th one one section suction iiiI III react In growth of the other i iOne One city will wilt respond to the de do development that comes to the oth- oth othor oth other 1 c er or Ogden Oden and it Its agricultural agricultural re re- re resources r sources s will wilt find ind in Los L An gales th tho near and ready market Los Los Angeles will find Ogden and ind Its surroundIngs the buyers I of Its semI tropical fruits Its oils and oil products Its 13 sea foods 1 and Its It wealth of or manufactured I goods roods 1 EXCHANGE OF MONEY IO EY From From the States Stales Los Angeles must secure In Increasing ever measure Its butter bulter and Its It Its eggs cirs Its cheese and its lis It condensed couden ed milk Its lis wheat flour Clour and Its and its it potatoes and onions Ey- Ey Ev Every cry ery dollar that Is spent In Utah and Southern Idaho for tor such foodstuffs by Southern California Is quickly replaced In the Los Angeles district by dollars paid 1 for the tho goods from that regIon Ogden Osden Is not only the center 1 of a vast agricultural region but hero ore are located those manufacturing turing establishments which pro pre preparo pre prepare pare paro pack and market the prod prod- I Continued on T o oc oc- oc ST STATISTICS A ON OGDEN OGDEN PLANTS Continued From Fron rAge Page One the farm and of ot the range the orchard FLOUR FLaUn of o the production ot of Its flour lour mills Is hardly realized for Ogden Osden mills milled In 1925 more than one million barrels of flour filling tilling cars and valued at together with 60 60 tons Ions ot of o feed teed worth There were shipped Into Ogden cars ears of o grain during the year ending June 30 1926 and shIpped out only 1769 cars While California has used much ot of o othis this flour lour est shipments are made to the tho southeastern states while the flour lour from points fur tur- fur further ther thee east Is now sold to Call Call- Call nia users StoC laros handled In 1925 the l largest num nun numbu number ber bu of o animals In any yards west westol ot of Denver Including sheep hogs cattle and 2139 horses a n total of o 1 1 1 animals This stockyard of offers tel's the opportunity for lor- sou- sou southern sou southern them thern California livestock buyers buers to find here at the tho nearest large larbe market the tho stock that thai they need Shipments from Utah and Idaho to tho the Los Angeles market In 1925 1525 approximated less les than 60 50 60 animals Indicating the pos pos- possible pos possible sible operation co-operation between betseen beh een those Interested In development of ot the tho two sections Utah sent 75 76 car car- carloads carloads car carloads loads of o fresh meat and other meat products to Southern Call Call- California Cali California fornia last year yet the production tion In Ogden alone Is over 22 22 pounds valued at BUTTER DurrER AND iND EGGS I Los Angeles has been a II heavy purchaser or of or butter from froni other states yet et Utah has shipped but little of o this supply But Bot In Og- Og Ogden Ogden Og Ogden den there are creameries provide worth of ot butter utter annually together with worth of o cheese while trainloads ot of eggs are arc shipped each year one organization reporting ship ship- shipments shipments shipments ments of ot 95 carloads of cases each per year Four carloads of broilers have been shipped out of othe the state since January 1 I 1926 some going as far tar east as l New NewYork York New ew some York CIt City ewI I are both peas tomatoes tomato sauce and an catsup that are sold under brand brando of a famous California company for for jt t has a large largo subsidiary cannIng corporation here These are but part of Utah's vast can can- canning canning can canning ning output amounting to cases In a year and valued at Peas totalled 1 1 cases and 1 1 cases In 1925 Ogden Is the center of the Utah cannin tanning Industry with 29 plants In la the Immediate Ogden district Sev- Sev Sev five enty-five per pel cent of the peas are are packed In Utah are sold on the Pacific coast Weber County of which Ogden Is the county seat produced tons of ot potatoes In 1925 yet most of ot these found their market In eastern states It produced bushels of peaches boxes of ot fine ap- ap ap apples ples 1108 bushels of ot oats 30 31 bushels of barley barey bushels of corn tons ot of hay and tons of ot sugar beets SUGAR SUG In beet sugar production Og- Og Ogden's Og Ogden's dens den's Importance as a center Is nationally recognized Plants op- op operated op operated orated by an Ogden company pro pro- produced produced pro produced In 1925 approximately 1 1 bags of ot sugar with value aue ranging from 6 16 to 7 7 per bag Many of ot Utah's candies candles made from beet sugar are arc well known In Southern California One o of Utah's big bl- candy factories located In Ogden produced worth ot of candy In 1925 While Ogden's Industries are too numerous to enumerate s sep sep- sep separately p- p It Is Interesting to note that the work clothes output of one factory was valued at last lut year that knitted goods produced at another plant were worth that brick and tile from two Ogden establishments i estabI I were valued at that a big can manufacturIng plant In Ogden made million cans last year valued at and distributed throughout I the West Ogden i Is the tho headquarters of two immense cement companies whose plants have an operating capacity ot of o barrels of ce- ce cement ce cement ment annually worth These figures give a partial Idea of Ogden's present Im- Im Importance Importance Im Importance from both the and selling soIling standpoints They picture something of o Og- Og Ogden's Og Ogden's LosI dens den's prospective relation to Los I Angeles as Its food tood supply center and Its marketing opportunity for Southern California products I Complete data will bo supplied upon Inquiring to the Ogden I Chamber o ot of Commerce Ogden Utah |