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This letter was written to Gustav Becker by Heber J. Grant, President of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, discusses prohibition and praises Gus for his new line of beverages.
This magazine cover displays Gustav Becker after his election to the presidency of the United States Brewers' Association.
This photograph depicts various members of the Becker Family enjoying a picnic together.
This image shows Gustav Becker (third in from the right) hunting with several of his friends. Two porters accompany the group.
This image shows Gustav Becker and several of his friends relaxing around a camp ground with several porters attending the group.
This photograph shows Gus and Thekla Beckers' trip over the Indian Trail in Ogden Canyon. Gus Becker is standing on the edge of the overhang with Thekla second closest to the camera.
This newspaper article announces Miss Katherine Becker's upcoming marriage to Dr. Author Perkins
This newspaper articles announces that Helen Becker shall be departing Ogden for Oakland, California to visit her sister Katherine.
This illustration depicts a bottle of Becco. Becco was a non-alcoholic near beer produced by the Becker Brewing and Malting Company in response to prohibition.
This letter requests that the Becker Brewing and Malting Company of Ogden send the Lundstrom Furniture and Carpet Company of Logan, a barrel of porter beer and a bottle of wine. The Lundstrom Furniture Co. payed six dollars for their order.
Correspondence relating to 1919 establishment of Psychological Laboratory (January 8, 1919)
Bulletin describes the significance of endowments in trust to support and develop institutions of higher education, and specifically, promotes support for Brigham Young College.
College Record was a bi-monthly publication issued by students and teachers of Brigham Young College (BYC) featuring various topics of common interests to students, faculty and community. Sections included anNouncements, local news, church news,…
College Record was a bi-monthly publication issued by students and teachers of Brigham Young College (BYC) featuring various topics of common interests to students, faculty and community. Sections included anNouncements, local news, church news,…
Photograph of Dr. Karl G. Maeser with a quote saying, "What we did before we came here conditioned us here; what we do here will condition us in the world to come."
Postcard showing Brigham Young College campus (Logan, Utah) presumably in early 1900s.
Postcard with image of Joseph F. Smith, President Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
Brigham Young College, a History by Professor Orson F. Whitney. Reprinted from “The American University Magazine,” 70 South Street, New York. June, 1896. Displays photographs of Brigham Young, founder of Brigham Young College, and others; various…
Correspondence from A. C. Matheson addressed to President C.N. Jensen, Brigham Young College, April 6, 1916, proposing a contribution towards placing a life size statue of President Brigham Young in one of the campus buildings. Also included is a…
Brigham Young College Opera Company Scrapbook by W.O. Robinson (photocopies). Includes articles, reviews, and letters referencing operas: Princess Bonnie, The Mocking Bird, Yankee Consul, Florodora, and many more. Handwritten inscription reads:…
Event program for Brigham Young College Graduation Exercises of the Training School, June 1, 1915
Event program for Brigham Young College Graduation Exercises of the Training School, May 24, 1917
Event program for Brigham Young College Graduation Exercises of the Training School, May 26, 1919
Event program for Brigham Young College Eighth Grade Closing Exercises of the Training School, May 25, 1921
B.Y.C. Music Department and Opera Co. presentation of ‘M’lle Modiste’ in 1926.
An advertisement from the Brigham Young College Business School. Program includes bookkeeping, banking, commercial arithmetic, shorthand, typewriting, penmanship, commercial law, and general subjects. The principal of the school was E. J. Norton. The…
AnNouncement of courses offered to Non-resident students beginning February 4, 1918. Logan Utah.
AnNouncement of courses offered to Non-resident students beginning June 1, 1918. Logan, Utah.
An invitation to attend the exercises and celebrating the establishment of a Standard Normal School in connection with the Brigham young College, as well as an invitation to attend a reception on the same date. The text also encourages potential…
Program for the Thirty-second Commencement of Brigham Young College, which took place on May 27, 1910
The program for the Thirty-fifth Commencement of Brigham Young College, which took place May 28, 1913
The program for the Thirty-sixth Commencement of Brigham Young College, which took place, June 4, 1914
The invitations and programs for the Thirty-seventh Commencement of Brigham Young College, which took place June 3, 1915
The invitations and programs for the Thirty-seventh Commencement of Brigham Young College, which took place between May 30 to June 3, 1915
Program for the Brigham Young College 38th Annual Commencement on May 28, 1916-June 1, 1916. Includes list of graduates.
Program for Brigham Young College, 38th Annual Commencement on June 1, 1916 in Logan, Utah. Includes list of graduates.
Program for Brigham Young College 39th Annual Commencement on Sunday, May 27, 1917. Includes list of graduates.
Program for Brigham Young College 40th Annual Commencement on Sunday, May 12, 1918. Includes list of graduates.
Program for the Brigham Young College's 42nd annual commencement cermonies on Sunday, May 30, 1920. Includes list of graduates.
Program for Brigham Young College's 44th annual commencement ceremonies on Sunday, May 28th, 1922 at Logan Tabernacle. Includes list of graduates.
Program for Brigham Young College 46th annual commencement ceremonies on Sunday, June 1st, 1924 at the Logan Tabernacle. Includes list of graduates.
