Becker Mugs
Description: A grid layout displaying 25 different types of butterflies, each with a unique text label beneath it. The butterflies are depicted with detailed wing patterns and colors, set against a black background. Text labels include 'Terekita', 'Ootaber', 'Parla', 'Becker', 'Monsip', and many others.
Description: By the mid-1910s BBMC's operations began to be challenged by local and state laws restricting the sale of alcohol. As Utah began passing Prohibition laws forbidding the sale or consumption of alcoholic beverages, the Becker family examined alternatives. In 1917, BBMC split its operations. The Ogden operation was renamed Becker Products Company, and Becker Brewing Company, which took over beer production, was established in nearby Evanston, Wyoming, which was still a "wet" state. When national Prohibition laws took effect in 1920, however, the Becker companies ceased all beer production. These two businesses operated independently for some years and apparently remained separate entities even after national Prohibition ended in 1933.
