This organization has contributed to the following objects in the Encyclopedia.Cover of The Waterloo PackerIn 1941, the company celebrated its fiftieth anniversary, which came on the heels of its most profitable year ever up…Free Headdress PromotionIn the 1950s and 1960s, the Rath company sponsored an advertising campaign to sell wieners, originally a German meat product,…Heap Big Deal for Little BravesRath products were from the heartland, and references to America’s native heritage served to enhance that fact. In 1946, James…Rath “Lil’ Injun” wiener advertisementIn the 1950s and 1960s, the Rath company sponsored an advertising campaign to sell wieners, originally a German meat product,…Rath Black Hawk Ad ArtFrom the very beginning, Rath company advertising focused on the source of its meat products. The company’s top quality products…Rath Packing Company business correspondenceIn 1906-07, Rath worked to update their buildings and expand their facilities. This correspondence from December 27, 1906, concerns the…Rath Packing Plant, Waterloo, IA, ca. 1950Aerial photograph of the Rath Packing Plant, Waterloo, lowa, ca. 1950.Rath, John Washington (J.W.), President of the Rath Packing CompanyPortrait of John Washington (J.W.) Rath, President of the Rath Packing Company. Published in Land O’ Corn News, September 1941,…Rathskeller AdOne explicitly German product line was the Rathskeller line, a clever play on the name Rath and the German word…
Cover of The Waterloo PackerIn 1941, the company celebrated its fiftieth anniversary, which came on the heels of its most profitable year ever up…
Free Headdress PromotionIn the 1950s and 1960s, the Rath company sponsored an advertising campaign to sell wieners, originally a German meat product,…
Heap Big Deal for Little BravesRath products were from the heartland, and references to America’s native heritage served to enhance that fact. In 1946, James…
Rath “Lil’ Injun” wiener advertisementIn the 1950s and 1960s, the Rath company sponsored an advertising campaign to sell wieners, originally a German meat product,…
Rath Black Hawk Ad ArtFrom the very beginning, Rath company advertising focused on the source of its meat products. The company’s top quality products…
Rath Packing Company business correspondenceIn 1906-07, Rath worked to update their buildings and expand their facilities. This correspondence from December 27, 1906, concerns the…
Rath Packing Plant, Waterloo, IA, ca. 1950Aerial photograph of the Rath Packing Plant, Waterloo, lowa, ca. 1950.
Rath, John Washington (J.W.), President of the Rath Packing CompanyPortrait of John Washington (J.W.) Rath, President of the Rath Packing Company. Published in Land O’ Corn News, September 1941,…
Rathskeller AdOne explicitly German product line was the Rathskeller line, a clever play on the name Rath and the German word…