Ogden Daily Standard | 1914-10-28 | Page 6 | Cereal Plant Will be Larger than First Planned

CEREAL PUNT WILL BE LARGER TBI FIRST PLANNED Lon J Haddock of Salt Lake City who has become almost as well known In Ogden as he is in the capital, during dur-ing the past six months or more, through his work In promoting the Interests of the Utah Cereal Food Products company was elected treasurer treas-urer of the company this morning at a directors' meeting held at the Weber We-ber club The directors present at the meeting meet-ing were President M S Browning, vice presidents. J. A. Hendrickson and A. T Wright. J. S Carver, A. P. Bigelow, J. S. Campbell and Lon J. Haddock In addition to being elected to the position of treasurer, Mr. Haddock was given charge of the offices of the company, which are to be moved to Ogden by November 1. A discussion in connection with the Cereal food plant brought out the facts that matters are progressing in a manner favorable beyond the most 6angulne expectations. The recent Increase in the Issue of stock, which was deemed adisable on account of the enlargement of prospective fields of operations both with regard to the raw material and the finished product, was quoted in evidence of this. The cereal mill is to be almost three times as large as was originally planned and sixteen elevators are to be installed, instead of nine, as at first planned The plant when completed com-pleted will have caused an expendl ture of between $110, 000 and $120 000. The excaatlng for the foundations is going ahead rapidly and two carloads car-loads of steel for the elevators are now on the ground