Ogden Daily Standard | 1918-04-29 | Page 7 | Utah Cereal Plant to be Purchased by Albers Bros

UTIH CEREAL PLANT TO BE PURCHASED BY AIDERS BROS. Transfer of the controlling interest in the Utah Cereal Food plant in Ogden Og-den to Albers Brothers, of the Albers Brothers Milling company, will bo made at a meeting of the stockholders j of the company to be held Wednesday, according to announcement of officers of ihe concern. The transfer will be one of the biggest big-gest deals of the year, it is expected, and will entail a consideration of approximately ap-proximately $350,000. The stock to be sold is held by Oden, Salt Lake and Logan people The stock transfer was made through Lucian A. Ray of Ray & Whitney, acting for Albers Brothers Mr. Ray left Saturday for San Francisco Fran-cisco to confer with representatives of the big Pacific coast milling concern. The Albers Brothers Milling company com-pany is one of the largest in the United Unit-ed States It has a number of plants on the Pacific coast and its products are distributed extensively throughout the country'. The LHah Cereal Food company's big factory' was established at Twenty-ninth street and Pacific avenue, more than a year ago, and has been operating steadily since, manufacturing manufactur-ing wheat and oats products. The officers of the company are M. S. Browning, president; W H. WatUs and J. H. Hendriekson, vice-presidents; W. H. Petty, secretary, A. T. Wright, treasurer and Lucian A. Ray, manager. nr