Ogden Standard-Examiner | 1920-04-13 | Page 9 | Packing Plant Hurt by Tieup

PACKING PLANT 1 HURTBY T1EUP Unless Situation Improves Large Force of Workers May Be Laid Off Unless the railroad situation Improves Im-proves so that carload shipments ot livestock may be brought Into this city, a largo force of workers at the Ogden Packing and Provision company com-pany will be practically out of work, according to Manager J. P. Murphy, who said today that .the plant is running on local supplies of livestock and furnishing the nearby "market satisfactorily sat-isfactorily but that shipments in or out of the city have been held up since the trouble started Relief from this situation Is expected about Thursday, Thurs-day, he said. The company has been sending out Inn average of eight carloads of dressed meat and prepared products to branches on the Pacific coast and parts of the intermountaln country- l -