Ogden Daily Standard | 1914-04-09 | Page 7 | Deal Closed for the Site of Cereal Factory

Dl CLOSED FQR IE SITE OF CEREAL FACTORY Through the broad policy of M. S. Browning, the local capitalist, in the upbuilding of Ogden, the property selected se-lected by the site committee of the Utah Cereal Food company as the most desirable one for its factory, was today transferred to that company com-pany for what was stated by members mem-bers of the committee, to be an extremely ex-tremely small consideration, according accord-ing to the actual value of the property. prop-erty. The deal was consummated through Wlllard Kay, William Allison and James M. Carlson, acting as a committee com-mittee from the Weber club, to secure se-cure the big cereal plant for Ogden, and Directors J. A. Hendrlckson and Lon J. Haddock of the Cereal company. com-pany. The Browning property was chosen from among a large number of other sites In the city and state and consists con-sists of approximately 2 1-2 acres of land, fronting the Union Pacific tracks on Pacific avenue, between Twenty-eighth and Twenty-ninth streets. Prior to the final closing of the deal, MessrB. Haddock, Hendrlckson and .7. S. Carver, were entertained at luncheon at the Weber club by President Pres-ident Joseph Scowcroft, Secrotary I. L, Reynolds and the board ot directors direc-tors at the club. -no