To the Trade:

Salt Lake City: Salt Lake Brewing Company, 1903. Broadside [28 cm x 21 cm] printed in red ink. Two vertical folds with minor bumping. About very good. Self-congratulatory proclamation and advertisement from the early Utah brewer, Jacob Moritz. Salt Lake City Brewing Company at its height was the largest brewer in Utah, and one of the largest in the entire western United States. His brewery was located on the east bench of Salt Lake at 10th East, where Moritz's empire dominated the hillside, today the majority of the buildings have been torn down with the remaining structure (the bottling house) now housing 'The Old Salt Lake City Jail' restaurant on the corner of 5th South.

"We respectfully call your attention to the excellent quality of beer manufactured by us this year. We have, this last winter, added to our already perfect plant, all the latest and up to date machinery, both in brewing and in bottling department. This superior beer is manufactured from the very choicest malt and select 'A-1' Imported Bavarian Hops, and we place it on the market to take the place of the imported article, thus helping to build up this particular industry here at home, in our glorious West. Let us stand together and build up home industry. You do your part by handling the goods, and we will do ours by giving you the best made, with no advance in price. When you next come to Salt Lake City, consider that you have a cordial invitation to visit our plant, the vastness and equipment of which, will both surprise and interest you.