Ogden Standard-Examiner | 1920-04-14 | Page 8 | Publicity Man at Ogden Depot

!c. of C. and Railroad May i Keep Live Wire on Job This Summer Negotiations are being carried out between officials of the Ogden chamber cham-ber of commerce and the management ! of the Ogden Union. Railway & Depot I company to re-establish a public in- formation service at the Pinion depot j here. I "Some time ago," said O-J. Stllwell, ' secretary of. . the chamber of com-! com-! mcrce. this morning, "the depot cozn-j cozn-j pany and the Ogden Publicity bureau ! joined together in paying the salary j and expenses of an "information man" at the depot here, whose duty it was to make Ogden better and more widely known among the thousands of people who wait for, brief periods in the Ogden depot. He was furnished with literature dealing with the 3cenlc beauties, industrial . and commercial activities, school ahel church life, and other interesting data 'relating to this intermountaln city,', rtnd the experiment experi-ment was-found to be exceedingly worth while. . ;Lately,- however, tho service man I has been discontinued, and wc are de-! de-! sirous of pulling it on its feet again I in the charge of a capable and well I Informed man. The . depot company I z going into tho matter of what pro-I pro-I portion of tho oxponsc it can afford i to pay. We. have- already made up j our minds what 'the chamber of com-, com-, merce can do. Unless something un- foreseen happens, vcHli'all have the service established again before Mio J summer rush of tourists pass through i here en route east and west. We ha:e even got so far as to name tho man , who will occupy the position, and none better could be found, since ho knows Ogden through and through, 1 but we shall not publish his name un-i un-i til we know what help tho O. U. R. & j D. company is likely to afford us." I 00