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Photocopy of Dr. Hopkins holding the chisel next to Monumental Highway carving.
Photograph agreement between L.W. Clement and Dolph Andrus
Chris Curley family who located the "Monumental Highway" carving. Two adults and three children.
Locomotive Rock, near Bluff, Utah. See page 45 of Dolph Andrus's personal history.
Truck flipped on its side from crash or accident. See also P0542 Box 1 Folder 10 Photo 10.
Published accounts of 1917 Automobile Expedition into Monument Valley. Volume VIII, no. 1.
Copy of the original Monumental highway log from Bluff, Utah to Saint George, Utah.
Life story of Dolph and Irene Andrus and their family: The Bluff years, 1915-1918, part one. 1967. Includes stories and photographs from their travels and tales from their homestead.
Dolph's account of the winter of 1916-1917 in Bluff. Eighty-two page account relating numerous stories such as the "Navajo Mine Story."
In 1895 the Becker Brewing and Malting Company received the rights to be a Utah distributor for Anheuser-Busch products. This brochure outlines a brief history of the Anheuser-Busch Brewing Association and then describes why their beer products are…
This letter, from the Anheuser-Busch Brewing Association to the Becker Brewing and Malting Company, outlines the agreed upon terms of business between the two companies. In 1895 the Becker Brewing and Malting Company acquired the rights to be the…
The Rise and fall of the Logan Co-operative Mercantile Institution, 1869-1872, a history of the cooperative association in Logan, Utah, written by Leonard J. Arrington, for the Cache Valley Chapter of the Utah State Historical Society.
SYMPOSIUM ON MORMON CULTURE Papers St. George, Utah - A community portrait, by Juanita Brooks, Dixie College Mormonism and literature, by William Mulder, University of Utah Trends in Mormon economic policy, by Leonard J. Arrington, Utah State…
Marketing Alternatives for Utah Cattle Producers by DeeVon Bailey, Extension Economist for the Cooperative Extension Service at Utah State University in Logan, 1983. This circular discusses various marketing alternatives and their associated pros and…
Memorandum for Officer in Charge of the Robert Price Sale Area, Meadow Creek, Cache National Forest regarding the use of research plots.
Postcard of Utah Centennial Postcard by Jacque Baker, ca. 1996
The early history of Cache Valley, written by Henry Ballard and Ralph Smith fifty years after the settlement of Logan, Utah, and later part of the papers of the late Dr. Franklin D. Daines; and transcribed into typescript on June 22, 1955. Describes…
No. 1933. Johnson's Ranch, Southern Utah. The future strong hold of the Saints. Photographed by E.O. Beaman
No. 1905. View of Me-Shong-An-Avah. Views in the Canons of the Colorado River and among the Aztec Cities of Arizona. Showing houses three and four stories high. This town is built above the valley some 1200 feet. Its inhabitants number about 350.…
No. 1928. Aztecs on the Moincoppee[sic]. Corn fields in distance. Photographed by E.O. Beaman, formerly of Powell's Col. River Exploring Expedition
No. 1901. Mormon Tabernacle, Salt Lake City. Foundation of Temple in foreground. Photographed by E.O. Beaman, formerly of Powell's Col. River Exploring Expedition
No. 1908. Distant View of Monqui. Showing sheep-pens in foreground under the cliff. In the distance is the valley, in which they herd their sheep and raise a very inferior quality of corn. Photographed by E.O. Beaman
No. 1907. The Outer Walls of Moqui. Showing entrance to Kevah[sic] and ladders by which the people ascend to their houses. Views in the Canons of the Colorado River and among the Aztec Cities of Arizona. Photographed by E.O. Beaman
A blank page of checks from the Becker Brewing and Malting Company for the years 1900 to 1909.
This financial document lists the 1892 assets and liabilities of the Becker Brewing and Malting Company of Ogden.
This financial document lists the assets and liabilities of The Becker Brewing and Malting Company as of June 1, 1893.
This is a rare bottle label for a beverage produced at the Becker Brewing and Malting Company plant located in Evanston, Wyoming. The Wyoming factory only produced beer with this label from 1917 to 1919.
This is a bottle label for The Becker Brewing and Malting Company's brand of seasonal Bock Beer.
This advertisement features the prices for cases of Becker's Beer or "Near Beer." It also explains the rebate policy for returning empty bottles.
This post card advertisement markets Becker's Best beer as a healthful beverage that helped the little girl's mother recover from her illness.
A colored advertisement for Becker's Best Beer featuring an elderly couple and a young man.
This advertisement features a family enjoying a bottle of Becker's Best beer by their fireplace.
This is a magazine advertisement for Becker's Best beer featuring the slogan "Better by Test than All the Rest"
This advertisement was run in the morning edition of the Salt Lake Tribune and features a couple looking at an advertisement for Becker's Best in a paper.
This advertisement ran in the Pocatello Tribune and markets Becker's Best beer.
This is an advertisement for Becker's Best in the Ogden Standard claming Becker's Best is a pure food beverage and featuring the slogan "better by test than all the rest."
This advertisement for Becker's Best ran in the Ogden Standard and features an illustration of a bear coming out of hibernation and the slogans "the early spring tonic" and "the pure food beverage for the home."
This advertisement for Becker's Best ran in the Ogden Standard. The ad features an illustration of two couples enjoying a meal together and the slogan "the beverage that delights discriminating friends."
This advertisement for Becker's Best ran in the Salt Lake Tribune. The ad features an illustration of a snow covered cabin, an evergreen tree and the slogan "a delicious home beverage for cozy nights indoors."
This advertisement for Becker's Best ran in the Ogden Standard. The ad features a portrait of a smiling man next to a bottle of Becker's Best beer.
This advertisement for Becker's Best ran in the Ogden Examiner and features the portrait of a smiling women next to a bottle of Becker's Best beer.
This is an advertising print for Becker's Best featuring an illustration of a women holding a large bottle of Becker's Best beer. The advertisement also has the slogans "the beverage for the home" and "pure, healthful, invigorating."