OGDEN CITY SHOWING a population of Thirty-six Thousand, Three Hundred and Forty Eight (36,348)—a comfortable and progressive in¬crease of 1213 over the compilation of 1917, the information in this, the 1918 issue of the Ogden City Directory, indicates the continued development of Ogden and suburbs at a rapid and substantial pace. Never in any twelve months of its history has the general busi¬ness, commercial development and increase in capacity of factories been so great. Ogden has gradually developed into the chief food manufacturing center between the Missouri River and the coast. Ogden receives the products of the farm, orchard and range from the hands of the producer; however, only a small per cent is passed on in the raw or unfinished condition; for example, Ogden buys grain; but it sells cereal foods, macaroni and malt. The quality of Ogden's manufactured products continues to be the highest. An additional unit in the meat packing industry was added during the past year when the Union Stock Yards of Ogden were completed and opened, adjoining the Ogden Packing & Provision Company plant. The latter company made further expansions while work was started during the year on a new live stock feed mill and feeding station with capacity of 10,000 cattle and 25,000 sheep. Additional meat packing branch plants were opened during the year in two Pacific coast cities and two eastern cities, while export shipments were started to Canada, England and France. Every other line of Ogden Manufacture shows similar increased capacity: Canneries, Cereal Food Plant, Evaporating and Pickle plants have been increased from 25% to 100% in capacity. The sugar industry has more than doubled: Besides great increase in the capa¬city of each plant, new factories have been built until Ogden capital now operates twelve sugar factories. Tin can factory, candy factories, bottling works, honey, salt, garment and knitting factories have all exceeded the output of any former year. The Ogden Iron Works, with increased capacity, now manufactures sugar machinery for the many factories building in the Intermountain region. Ogden's great wholesale houses have not only kept the pace, but have continually spurred factory, furnace and farm to greater industrial activity. Civic development has perhaps led in the march in improvements. New public institutions, schools and churches have been built, and existing structures improved. City water, sewer and sidewalk systems have been greatly extended, and, as a climax, several miles of asphaltum pavement have been completed. The number of names shown in this directory is 17,105 which, multiplied by 2YS as the average family attached to each name, in¬dicates the total population of 36,348. Respectfully submitted, R. L. POLK & CO. Sp. Coll 979.228 R627 1918 GENERAL INDEX Page Abbreviations 19 Alphabetical List of Names 20-474 Business Directory 475-513 Index to Advertisements 7-8 Introduction 6 Miscellaneous Information 13-18 Street and Avenue Guide 9-12 Index to Miscellaneous Information Page Apartment Houses and Flats 14 Cemeteries 14 Churches 14-15 City Government 13 Clubs, Associations and Societies 15-16 Colleges and Schools 16 County Government 13 Hospitals and Homes 16 Libraries 16 Page Musical Organizations 17 Parks and Public Grounds 17 Post Office 14 Public Buildings, Blocks, Halls 17 Secret Societies 17-18 State Government 13-14 Trades and Labor Organizations 18 U S Officers in Ogden 14 Index to Advertisements Page ABC Taxi & Transfer Co right side lines and 476 Altamont Hair Dressing Parlor 25 Arlington Hotel 30 Armstrong C E Co right side lines Badger Coal & Lumber Co front cover and 33 Baker's Billiard Boom 36 Becker Manufacturing Co 44 Belnap Hyrum Lumber Co 501 Binford-Kimball Motor Co 49 Both-well & Swaner Co 57 Boyle Furniture Co. right top lines and 491 Brown-Carlson-Treseder Co 64 Brown Ice Cream Co 495 Browning Auto Co. left top lines and 68 Browning Bros Co 69 Buchmiller & Flowers Co right top lines and 71 Butts Bussell H 77 Cadillac Co of Ogden 78 Cannady Ernest W 81 Carr Thos H 83 Commercial Nat Bank front cover and 98 Cude-Shurtleff Auto Co 109 Deseret Evening News 4 Devoto F B front cover Eccles Lumber Co. left top lines and 127 Electric Planing Mill 129 Electric Service Co 130 Electric Starter & Storage Battery Station 130 Erickson Jas 134 Farr John Coal Co 139 First National Bank back cover and 144 Foley Thomas C Co left top lines and 148 Forristall J M bot edge of leaves, left top lines and 150 G M S Taxi & Repair Co. right bottim lines Gates Half Sole Tires 158 Glen Bros-Roberts Piano Co 162 Goddard B H right top lines and 495 Goddard Hyrum H 163 Page Gordon The Tailor 165 Grant Photo Studio 505 Gwilliam Lumber &. Coal Co 174 Hadley Albt W 175 Hansen H C Co 181 Harper Bros. left bottom lines, back fiy leaf Herrick C J & Co 190 Herrick Ensign 191 Hogle J A & Co front cover Holley Milling Co 199 Hop Y & Co 201 Hotel Lucerne right bottom lines Hunter Ralph P 206 Hussey C H back cover and 207 Indian Agency 209 Inter-Mountain Vulcanizing Works 477 Isakson Eric J 210 Jackson W Oswell Co 212 Jensen Lars C 216 Jenson David Co 217 Jogalong Transfer & Storage Co. left bottom lines and 218 Johnson, McKell & Thompson 481 Jones H W Co back cover Kelly & Herrick left bottom lines and 230 Kennedy's Cafe & Bakery 230 Kinyon Mrs Ambler 223 Kirkendall Undertaking Co 234 La Grande Cottage 240 Lambert Paper Co 505 Lammers Hyrum 241 Leader The Inc. left top lines and 245 Leishman L J Co 247 Lewis J S & Co 249 Lethbridge Wm P right bottom lines Lowe Geo A Co front cover McCulloch J A Agency left bottom lines and 258 Mack-Robinson Garage 265 Marinello Beauty Shop 269 Merchants Credit Bureau right bottom lines and 484 Merchants Protective Assn 484 Model Laundry left bottom lines Modern Market 282