Wieboldt founder honored in memoir of clerk turned manager
Charles F. Holub recalls his years at Wieboldt stores starting in 1898 when a $10 weekly wage led him to open the toy and later sport goods departments. He credits William A. Wieboldt as a generous boss who helped him start his own business and valued staff, calling him “Papa” and praising his kindness and vision.
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Edna Wright
William A. Wieboldt
Wieboldt Stores
Merchant Prince
Chicago
Charles F. Holub
M. Pulaski
Wieboldt
Milwaukee
Paulina
Papa’ Wieboldt
Charlie
Klein Brothers
Halsted and
Canalport
Holub
Texas
Mr. Wieboldt
Mary
Mary Schultz
New York
Germany
Milwaukee Av
Military Officers Named in Adjutant List
Gene Hinck Commander Ad A Haas and QM Emil J Jalufka Adjutant listed among senior staff in the military notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene Hinck
Ad. A. Haas, Qm
4-H Bracken County girls win bag fashion prize
A Sleepyhead model wore a pajama-robe set crafted from cotton feed and flour bags. The Bracken County Kentucky 4-H Club members won first at the state cotton bag sewing contest sponsored by Singer and the Textile Bag Manufacturers Association, earning a cabinet sewing machine.
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Sleepyhead
4-H Club
Bracken County
Kentucky
Singer Sewing Machine Company
Textile Bag Manufacturers Association
Cleanup Of News Stands And Movies Gets PTA Backing
Senator Gus J. Strauss reviews legislative activity noting committee actions on indecent literature and films, optometry standards, toll highways between Dallas and Fort Worth, retrospective rating insurance, and junior colleges. He mentions a three day jail sentence for drunk driving and a women juries amendment, with hundreds of bills and constitutional changes in play.
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PTA
Gus J. Strauss
Senate State Affairs Committee
Texas
State Board of Optometry
Dallas
Fort Worth
Our Insurance Committee
State Affairs Committee
Senate Finance Committee
Senate
House
State Senate
River Fog and Hidden Truths Split in River Road Crisis
Kate Fuller, an intern at Peoples Hospital, pursues Leonard Perry after a football injury amid a foggy river road chase. Dudley Page, Virginia Moore, and Elizabeth Moore confront strained loyalties as Leonard’s fate remains uncertain and Page faces accusations of love and duty.
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Kate Fuller
Peoples’ Hospital
Leonard Perry
Scott Kenyon
Peoples
Virginia
Learnie
Kate
Leonard
Dad
Phil Harvey
Dudley Page
Elizabeth Moore
Moore
Elizabeth
Fuller
Leonard Found Alive in Fogbound Shore Quest
Kate Fuller searches for Leonard after tension with Dudley Page and Vir ginia. Leonard’s voice echoing from fog and the shore ends with Kate discovering him near Gitchee Gumee and Nokomis, despite injury and cold. The scene blends family deceit and emotional reunion.
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Leonard
Kate
Gitchee-Gumee
Nokomis
Leonard the patient on the hospital recovery scene
Dr. Fuller Kate searches for Leonard after his injury as neurosurgeon Dr. Fiske treats him. Scott Kenyon questions Kate and offers support while Leonard remains unconscious. The romance and tension between Kate and Kenyon complicate the hospital drama as Leonard undergoes surgery.
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Dr. Fuller
Kate
Scott Kenyon
Leonard
Scott
Dr. Fiske
Kenyon
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Charles Holub
Chicago Daily News
Novohrad
Joe Holub
Theresa Kubenka
Here
Wieboldt’s
Klein's
Vv. F. W. Post
Emil J. Jalufka
Adj
Jennings B. Cook
Thulemeyer
Flatonia
Joe’s
Chevrolet
Moulton
Jim Thompson
al Eer
Prand
Pietsch
Rexall
Oyer
Rexall Drug Store
Dial
A. F
A. M
Fred G. Pietsch
Donald A. Bunting
Jinny
Page
P Page
Dudley
Lavendar
Blake
Harvey
Dud
Kate Fuller, M.D
Dorothy Pierce Walker
Leonora
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