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FORT HOWARD COMPANY RECORDS, 1919 – 2009

Abstract

Records, product samples, photographs, video recordings, and artifacts of a Green Bay, Wisconsin

paper manufacturer. Fort Howard was one of the nation’s largest producers of disposable paper

products such as: toilet paper, paper toweling, napkins, placemats, and wipers.

Documented are Fort Howard’s innovations in the use of recycled paper and other environmental

issues, inventions and patents of paper making and paper folding machines, expansions, acquisitions,

mergers, employee activities, and company philanthropy. Biographical information on the Cofrin

family and other company leaders is also present.

Presented by the Georgia Pacific Corporation (South Broadway Plant, Green Bay), 2001

Processed under the direction of Deb Anderson, Archivist, by Renee Ettinger, Jeanne Neidenbach Jean

Wentz and Jeanine Mead (2001-2010).

History

The Fort Howard Company was founded in 1919 by Austin E. Cofrin, with backing by a handful of

investors. Built on the west side of the Fox River in Green Bay, Wisconsin, the company takes its

name from an 1800s military outpost located near the mouth of the Fox River. The company was

dedicated to the mass manufacture of sanitary paper products (namely bath tissue, colored crepe, facial

tissue, and paper toweling in the early days). Their marketing strategy of “elegant yet affordable”

made Fort Howard’s products widely available to the majority of the population, including private,

business, and commercial sectors.

From the start, Fort Howard operated nearly self-sufficiently. It supplied many of its own needs that

would normally have been be purchased or contracted through outside sources. They created their

own power, they made some of their own chemicals, they maintained their own landfills, and they

built and serviced their own machines. They had an in-house graphic design department that designed

all artwork for their products and packaging.

In the 1930s, even before the shortages and rationing of World War II or mass public recycling, Fort

Howard began experimenting with utilizing recycled wastepaper for its products. It organized

collections of old phone books, newspapers, and office wastepaper from publishers, businesses and

government agencies. Within the next few decades, the company processed hundreds of thousands of

tons of wastepaper. Due to its self-sufficiency and its greatly reduced cost for raw materials, Fort

Howard began to dominate the world market for tissue products.

The aggressive success of Fort Howard is due in large part to founder Austin E. Cofrin, who put on no

airs and had the hard-work ethic of someone who had been working and supporting his family since

the age of 13. He walked to the mill each day, even in bad weather, and he always knew what was

going on with his workers and his machines. Not until 1960, when his health forced him to retire, did

he surrender control. His son, John Paige Cofrin, was named president. Not until John’s death in

1974 did the company fall outside of Cofrin family control, when Paul Schierl was named president

and CEO.

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Fort Howard quickly became one of the largest employers in the Green Bay area. In 1971, common

stock was offered for sale for the first time, making the company publicly-owned. This move

precipitated the start of many expansions and acquisitions that would span the globe and the next three

decades.

In 1976, Fort Howard began construction of a second paper making and paper converting plant in

Muskogee, Oklahoma and, in 1986, a third in Rincon, Georgia. In 1980, it acquired the Sterling

Group in Manchester, England, another operation that utilized recycled paper for its products. The

U.K. acquisition made it possible for Fort Howard to expand its market abroad. Also in 1980, Fort

Howard acquired The Harmon Group, a wastepaper firm in New York. The Harmon Group supplied

Fort Howard with much of its raw material for tissue production.

Armed with ample suppliers of wastepaper, ample production facilities, and a wide share of the

world’s tissue market, Fort Howard expanded its product line for the first time beyond tissue

production. In 1983, it purchased Maryland Cup Corporation, which was then the country’s largest

manufacturer of disposable (or edible) food use products, which included paper and plastic cups,

drinking straws, plastic eating utensils, and ice cream cones. This acquisition further increased foreign

markets, as Maryland Cup maintained manufacturing operations in the U.K., the Netherlands, Canada,

and Japan. Another cup manufacturer, Lily Tulip, was acquired in 1986.

In 1987, stock shareholders voted to change the name of the Fort Howard Company to the Fort

Howard Corporation, unifying all aspects of operations at all locations under one umbrella. The Green

Bay location was designated as the corporation’s world headquarters.

The cup acquisitions, however, proved not to be as cost-effective or profitable as the paper-making

business, largely due to the inability to use waste materials for production. A differing work ethic at

those plants compared to Green Bay’s mill was also a factor, according to CEO Paul Schierl in Fort

Howard: A Retrospect [published ca. 1985]. In 1988, Fort Howard and investment banker Morgan

Stanley bought all public shares of stock, once again making the company privately-owned. The

company decided to focus their resources on the tissue production side of the business. In 1989, it

acquired Ecosource, an office wastepaper recovery facility in Green Bay, similar to their Harmon

facility in New York. The cup operations were then sold in 1989.

In 1994, Fort Howard opened a sales office in Monterrey, Mexico, from which they imported products

from the Muskogee mill for the Mexican market. The company went from private to public again in

1995, when it offered 25 million shares of stock for public sale. In 1996, Fort Howard and CIMIC

Holdings Ltd. (an international holding company) embarked on a joint venture in China, opening a

tissue manufacturing mill in Shanghai.

Perhaps the biggest change Fort Howard underwent was in 1997, when it merged with another Green

Bay paper mill, James River. James River was originally known as Northern Paper Mills, where

Austin E. Cofrin was working as a general superintendant in1918 before founding Fort Howard

Company. After 78 years of manufacturing under the Fort Howard name and label, the newly-merged

company called itself Fort James. Three years later, in 2000, Fort James was bought by another paper


manufacturer, Atlanta-based Georgia Pacific. Both Fort James and Georgia Pacific remained publicly-

owned until Koch Industries, Inc. purchased all shares in 2005, making the company a privately-held

subsidiary. It continues to operate under the Georgia Pacific name and management today (2010).

Throughout these expansions, acquisitions, and mergers, Fort Howard’s leadership underwent changes

as well. In 1984, Paul Schierl (president and CEO for the past decade) became Board Chairman and

Don DeMeuse became president. In 1992, Fort Howard reorganized its management. Don DeMeuse

became Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, Kathleen Hempel became Vice Chairman and Chief

Financial Officer, and Michael Riordan became President and Chief Operating Officer. When Don

DeMeuse retired in 1996, Michael Riordan succeeded him as President and Chief Executive Officer.

When Fort Howard and James River merged in 1997, James River CEO Miles Marsh became

chairman and CEO, and Michael Riordan became president and chief operating officer of the newly-

formed Fort James. Pete Correll was Chairman and CEO of Georgia Pacific at the time of the Fort

James buyout in 2000.

Fort Howard had always considered itself a leader in reducing its impact on the environment, even

before environmental regulations introduced in the 1970s and the passing of the U.S. Clean Water Act.

They re-captured and re-used their wastewater and any tissue fibers in it. They received FDA

approval for substituting a safe alternative to ozone-depleting CFCs in their manufacturing process.

They carefully monitored their emission control systems, and not only met governmental standards but

often exceeded them. They had on-site landfills. Their wastewater sludge was utilized by Grantech, a

Green Bay company that provided safe shipping containment for fertilizer and herbicide

manufacturers.

In 1990, Fort Howard won the Environmental Protection Agency Administrator’s Award for

Recycling Leadership. In 1991, it received the National Recycling Coalition Award for Recycling

Innovation, and the American Paper Institute’s Environmental and Energy Achievement Award. The

company had a big voice in many municipalities’ now-standard mandatory recycling programs.

The management and leaders of Fort Howard were largely responsible for the company’s favorable

climate and its reputation as being a great place to work. Although they were demanding of very high

standards in their workers, they also knew how to have fun. Tennis courts were a part of the mill

property in the early years. They held three and six-mile runs. They sponsored employee bus trips to

Milwaukee Brewer games. Throughout their history, they have had company teams or leagues for

basketball, football, softball, archery, trapshooting, bowling, golf, and volleyball. They sponsored

company picnics for workers and their families. Since 1989 they have sponsored United Way

campaigns at the company.

In the regions in which it operates, Fort Howard (and the Cofrin Family) was recognized as a leader in

philanthropy. The Fort Howard Foundation has donated millions of dollars in scholarships, grants,

and gifts to nonprofit and health organizations in the Green Bay, Savannah, and Muskogee areas.

Some of the many Green Bay area recipients include the Curative Rehabilitation Center, NEW

Community Clinic, Family Service Association, Children’s Hospital of Wisconsin, the University of

Notre Dame, the YMCA, the Weidner Center for the Performing Arts, the University of Wisconsin-


Green Bay, the Hmong Community Center, Syble Hopp School, Paul’s Pantry, the Green Bay

Symphony Orchestra, the National Law Enforcement Memorial Fund, and many more.

Scope and Content

The records in this collection are divided into the following categories:

COFRIN FAMILY

HISTORICAL MATERIALS

ADMINISTRATIVE RECORDS

Agreements & Contracts

Buildings & Machines

Correspondence

Executives

Governing Documents

Leases

Licenses

Legal Documents

Patents

Reports

Stock

Subsidiaries, Mergers, Acquisitions

EMPLOYEES

PRODUCT LITERATURE

PRODUCT SAMPLES

PRODUCT PACKAGING

SALES & MARKETING

COMMUNICATIONS DEPARTMENT

FINANCIAL RECORDS

PUBLICATIONS

AUDIO AND VISUAL MATERIALS

ARTIFACTS

COFRIN FAMILY contains biographical materials on company founder, Austin E. Cofrin, his son

John Paige Cofrin (who assumed leadership of the company in 1960), as well as other Cofrin family

members.

HISTORICAL MATERIALS document the founding of the company in 1919 and important

milestones, such as their 50th

and 75th

anniversaries.


Because these records are so vast, they are broken down into the sub-categories of:

1. Agreements and contracts for purchasing machinery, use and maintenance of railroad

track, contractor negotiations and fees, consignments, price agreements, employment

contracts, broker arrangements, and any other agreements requiring legal or written

documentation between Fort Howard and other businesses, railroads, or public utilities.


2. Buildings and machines includes timelines for construction and expansion of certain mill

buildings, as well as specifications provided to the company for the construction of mill

machines and equipment.

3. Correspondence mainly from 1924-1965 documenting daily business operations such as

shipments of goods, company expansion, price negotiations, credit lines extended to the

company, submission of brand names to the Federal Trade Commission, etc.

4. Executives contains biographical sketches, limited correspondence, and speeches by

company executives (mainly Paul Schierl and Don DeMeuse, but files are present for

Kathleen Hempel and Michael Riordan as well)

5. Governing documents include articles of incorporation, bylaws and their amendments.

6. Leases for various buildings in locations such as New York, Cleveland, Chicago,

Philadelphia and Green Bay.

7. Licenses to conduct business in other states, to use explosives, and for public storage

warehouses.

8. Legal documents, mainly 1926-1956, include memorandums of judgment, objections to

tax assessment, cancelled checks used as evidence, cremation certificate authorizing the

destruction of certain company records, attorney appointment, and Defence Production

Necessity Certificates.

9. Patents on machines and devices used exclusively by the Fort Howard Company (mostly

by Glenn Shaffer and Emil Hansen)

10. Reports published both internally and externally. Content varies greatly from annual

reports to a disaster recovery plan. Years are sporadic.

11. Stock mainly deals with early subscriptions for stock, stock escrow agreements, and stock

performance, but includes the offer of the company to purchase public stock in order to

privatize the company in 1988.

12. Subsidiaries/mergers/acquisitions includes press releases and news clippings, talking

points of executives, management and branding direction, letters to suppliers and

stockholders. Primarily documents the Fort Howard/James River merger in 1997.

EMPLOYEES and company happenings are well-documented in the employee newsletters. This

collection includes Our Own (1926 – 1948), Fort Howard Focus (1978-1997, focusing on all locations

of operation), Fort Share (1990-1993), and subsequent publications focusing on the original Green

Bay mill: Inside the Fort (1987-2000), Inside Green Bay West (2000 – 2001), and West Side Story

(2001-2004). In 2004, Georgia Pacific combined their former separate employee newsletters from its

Day Street and Broadway mills into a single newsletter entitled Pressing Issues. Holdings of Pressing

Issues span from 2004 – 2007. Sales and marketing also had its own newsletter, Fort Howard Paper

Man (1968-1978), The Bugle (1979 – 1981), and The Pick and Shovel (1974-1975). No newsletters

from the 1949-1977 time period were acquired.

The earliest newsletters from the 1920s and 1930s read more like a small-town newspaper, including

wedding and birth announcements, obituaries, poems, jokes, medical and safety advice, classified ads,

and cartoons. A Servicemen’s Edition was published in 1945, and lists of Fort Howard employees

serving in the armed forces (and their addresses) are included here. Video newsletters were produced

quarterly in the late 1980s and 1990s called The Fort Howard Report, which encompassed all mills

and reported news on products, machinery, financial standing, and any new initiatives.


A good representation of Fort Howard’s many products is housed within the PRODUCT SAMPLES,

PRODUCT PACKAGING, PRODUCT LITERATURE, AND ARTIFACTS portions of the

collection. They clearly reflect the era in which they were produced.

Napkin samples reflect colors and patterns that were popular during certain time periods, as well as

pop culture. Napkins feature cartoon, comic book, and movie characters (Batman, Smurfs, Casper the

Friendly Ghost, Wonder Woman, Transformers, Rambo, etc.) as well as popular toys of the day

(Cabbage Patch Kids, etc.)

Napkins also feature popular slogans (i.e. “Buckle Up – it’s our law,” “Hamm’s – the beer you’ve

been looking for,” “Warner Bros. – 75 years entertaining the world.”). The country’s many

restaurants, lounges, and bars that had their names, locations, and/or mottos printed on their napkins

are also well-represented.

Included are samples of early toilet paper on the roll (many are undated, but appear to be from the

1930s-1940s), some in their original packaging. Some rolls appear to document the capability and

performance of the particular machines on which they were produced; others showcase the original

artwork from the labels in which they were packaged. Popular art styles (i.e. art deco) during certain

time periods can be determined from these labels.

A large collection of napkins and placemats sport a variety of advertisements, sayings and designs.

These are not only representative of Fort Howard’s market reach (restaurants, manufacturers,

breweries, airlines, etc.), but also provide a glimpse into happenings within the company. Napkins

commemorate vice president Dan Quayle’s visit to Fort Howard in 1989, and document employee

activities and initiatives on quality, safety, recycling, etc. Napkins frequently feature the current

company logo.

Product samples also include paper toweling (no dates), wipers (1997-2009), and a scattering of

disposable plates and cups.

Packaging and labels for these products cover a more comprehensive time span than the product

samples themselves. They tout what was important to consumers during certain time periods, such as

whiteness, softness, recycled content, convenience, etc. All artwork was done in-house by Fort

Howard artists; progression from hand drawing to computerized graphic production is documented.

Ad reprints from 1957-1963 and 1982-1996, as well as sales support materials such as product

specification sheets depict the evolution of Fort Howard’s products and target markets.

COMMUNICATIONS DEPARTMENT records contain press releases (1967-1997) and news

clippings (1954-2005), as well as corporate standards and logos throughout the company’s history.

FINANCIAL RECORDS are present from the inception of the company in 1919 through when it was

Fort James, ending in 2000. They include statements and balance sheets (mainly 1920-1974), product

invoices, miscellaneous tax records (1930s – 1950s), and budgets for the building of the plant in


Muskogee, Oklahoma (1980s). The records also contain a large number of accounting volumes,

mainly general ledgers (1920s – 1980s), daybooks (1919 – 1970s), and asset account and depreciation

logs by department (1928 – 1973). The effect of World War II on the mill and production is

documented in the asset account and depreciation logs by department (war department and emergency

department).

PUBLICATIONS of the company mainly date from the 1980s and 1990s and include pieces

documenting company history (The Story of Paper and Fort Howard Paper Company, 1984; Fort

Howard: A Retrospect, 1995; The Maverick Spirit: Georgia Pacific at 75, 2001). Other publications

include annual reports from 1971-1987 and 1995-1996.

The AUDIO AND VISUAL materials, 1920-2009, include photographs, negatives, slides, compact

discs, videotapes, audiocassettes, and film.

Photographs, negatives, and slides document the company’s history of exterior and interior physical

plant construction. Machinery installation and operation are well-represented through all eras as well.

In addition, the collection contains candid & formal photographs of company executives and mill

employees. Employee photographs include special events such as banquets, conferences, trips, picnics,

awards and pictures used in the company newsletters. Aerial photos were taken regularly of the entire

Fort Howard property and date from the 1930s through the 1990s. These aerial photographs offer not

only a history of the physical plant changes over the years but also document the changing landscape

of the east and west side of Green Bay. Other areas covered in the photographs, negatives, and slides

include company products and four decades of visits by Fort Howard customers to the South

Broadway mill. Miscellaneous photos include shots at the company dock slip, dumping and sludge

grounds, fires and snowstorms, celebrity visits, etc. In addition to Green Bay location photos, there are

mill/employee photos of the corporation’s out of state mills. Collection contains framed portraits of

Austin E. Cofrin and John P. Cofrin as well as framed prints of company products, historic company

photos, etc. There are also collages of photos mounted on foam core that were used for exhibits and

various award plaques.

Compact Discs in the collection were burned on either a Mac (1997-2002) or a PC (2000-2009) and

are noted as such in the finding aid. The discs contain digital photos of employees, events, products,

and company buildings. The photos were used for company publications or special projects such as a

power point presentation.

Videotapes date from the late 1980s through early 2000s and are either formatted for VHS or Beta

(the finding aid denotes format for these videotapes). Contents of the videotape collection include The

Fort Howard Report (a quarterly company newsletter), banquets, meetings, award presentations, and

press conferences. Of special interest are tapes documenting the merger of Fort Howard and James

River in 1997 and Fort James and Georgia Pacific in 2001. Video presentations to employees

regarding change from public stock to private stock status in 1988 are also documented. Products are

showcased in advertising spots as well as in presentations for salespeople. Employee training videos

cover a wide range of company departments. In addition, there is video of mill tours and machinery

operation videos that document the fundamentals of plant operations.


Audiocassettes are limited in number and date from the late 1980s to late 1990s. Subject matter

includes conferences and product information. Two 8mm videocassettes are also in the collection and

deal with product and the Muskogee OK mill.

Film in this collection is both 16 and 35 mm and the subject matter is limited to company products.

ARTIFACTS included in the collection are plaques awarded to the company (ca. 1980s-2009), items

awarded to employees for years of service or sales achievements (silver bowl, Key Club key, lapel

pin), an athletic club scrapbook from 1929-1930, several product dispensers and holders (undated), a

ca. 1960s-1970s hard hat, and various merchandise with the company logo from ca. 1980s – 2007.

HISTORICAL MATERIALS

Box Folder Contents

2 1 & 2 50th

Anniversary Founder’s Day, 1969

3 Historical Sketches, 1980s

4 Savannah Dedication, 1987

5 Awards, 1990; 1996

6 “A Heritage of Strength - Reaching Out for the Future…A Look at Our

Past,” (Calendar) 1994

7 75th

Anniversary, Newspaper Articles, 1994

8 “Fort Howard: A Retrospect,” 1995

COFRIN FAMILY

AUSTIN E. COFRIN

Box Folder Contents

1 1 Biographical, 1913-1980

2 Biographical, Interviews with Former Fort Howard Employees, 1994

3 Personal Correspondence, 1940-1941

4 Business Correspondence, 1929-1940

5 Correspondence School Tests and Certificates, 1908 – 1914

6 Paper Hall of Fame Ceremony, 1996

7 Miscellaneous, 1915-ca. 1940s

JOHN P. COFRIN

8 Biographical, ca. 1960-1974

9 Business Cards, ca. 1950s

10 Personal Notes on Possible Association with Wisconsin Law Firms, n.d.

11 John P. Cofrin, Personal Correspondence, 1940; 1950

12 Speech, “Paper and Forest Products Industry Analysts Group,” 17 May

1972

DAVID A. COFRIN

13 Personal Correspondence, 1984

14 Business Correspondence 1978; 1985


9 Fort Howard Archives Dedication, 28 September 2001

loose “The Maverick Spirit: Georgia Pacific at 75,” 2001

3 Scrapbook, Excellence in Education, Annual Fort Howard Award, 1983


AGREEMENTS & CONTRACTS

Box Folder Contents

67 1 Agreements, Railroad Track/Spur Use, 1920-1931

2 Agreements, Construction & Purchasing, 1920-1935

3 Contracts, 1927-1948

4 Agreements, Western Electric, 1949-1955

5 Agreements, Du Pont, 1954-1955

6 Agreements, American Can Co., 1955-1956

7 Agreements, Standard Oil & Gas Co., 1955

BUILDINGS & MACHINES

3 1 Waste Treatment System map and description, ca. 1970s

Map Case

1

Dr. 1 Mill property fire lines diagram, 1989

68 1 Timeline of Building Expansion, ca. 1919-1951

2 Specifications, Machines, 1919-1925

3 Blueprints for Mill Expansion [ca. 1963]

4 Map of mill property, 1972

5 Green Bay Mill Fact Sheet, 1986

CORRESPONDENCE [can this be consolidated?]

68 6 Correspondence, 1924-1965

7 Miscellaneous Correspondence Regarding Mill Photography,

March 1947 – August 1967

8 Art Dept. correspondence, 1989-1993

EXECUTIVES

9 Paul J. Schierl, Biographical, 1981 – 1993

10 Paul J. Schierl, Correspondence, 1990

11 Speeches, “Let’s Get Tough on Economic Development,” by Paul

J. Schierl, 19 September 1985

12 Speeches, “The Bishops and the Economy,” by Paul J. Schierl,

October 1985

13 Speeches, “Business Ethics and the Corporation,” by Paul J.

Schierl, 10 January 1986

14 Speeches, “Ecosource Dedication,” by Paul J. Schierl, August

1989

15 Donald DeMeuse, Biographical, 1990 – ca. 1996

16 Donald DeMeuse, Correspondence, 1989-1992

17 Speeches, “Ninth National Recycling Congress,” by Donald

DeMeuse, 22 August 1990

18 Speeches, “Wisconsin Paper Council Annual Meeting,” by Donald


DeMeuse, May 1991

19 Speeches, “Wisconsin Paper Council Annual Meeting,” by Donald

DeMeuse, 11 June 1992

20 Speeches, “Spotlight on Quality,” by Donald DeMeuse, 31 March

1993

21 Speeches, “Quality Leader Banquet,” by Donald DeMeuse, 23

September 1993

22 Speeches, “Talking Points,” Senator Visit, by Donald DeMeuse,

1994

23 Speeches, “Vision Comments,” Recycling Advisory Council by

Donald DeMeuse, 25 July 1994

24 Kathleen Hempel, Biographical, 1989 – 1996

25 Michael Riordan, Biographical, 1992-1997

26 Executive Biographies, ca. 1997

GOVERNING DOCUMENTS

69 1 Articles of Incorporation (1919) and Amendments (1920-1922)

2 Articles of Incorporation Amendments, 1937-1942

3 By-Laws and Amendments, 1919-1930

4 Letter Describing Organization, Production and Employees of Fort

Howard Paper Company, 1927

LEASES

5 Miscellaneous, 1926-1964

6 Round Hill Mercantile (New York), 1927-1934

7 Cleveland-Cliffs Iron Co., (Cleveland, OH), 1931; 1951

8 Fabrics Building (Chicago), 1932-1946

9 New York Life Insurance Building, 1935-1954

10 Walnut Street Building (Philadelphia), 1937-1947

11 Adams-Franklin Building (Chicago), 1946-1958

12 Northway, James & Grace (Green Bay), 1950-1952

LICENSES

70 1 Correspondence re: license to do business, California Dept. of

State, 1919-1942

2 Registrations/Licenses to conduct business in other states, 1926-

1939

3 Miscellaneous Licenses, 1929-1948

LEGAL DOCUMENTS

4 Legal Documents, miscellaneous, 1926-1942

5 Sunset Tea & Coffee Co., Protest & Proof of Claim, 1931

6 Defense Production Necessity Certificates TA-NC-4145, 1951-

1954 and TA-NC-19154, 1952-1956

PATENTS

7 Hansen, Emil J., Patents, 1919-1928

8 Agreements, Patents & Inventions, 1920-1931

9 Shaffer & Wirtz, Patents, Dissolution of Partnership, 1921-1934


10 Shaffer, Glenn A., Patents, Dissolution of Partnership,

Guardianship appointment, 1926-1941

11 List of Patents Held, 24 January 1929

REPORTS

71 1 Green Bay Tissue & Fibre Co., Annual Report, 1917-1918

2 Miscellaneous Office Reports and Memos, 1934-1940

3 Numerical Index of Departments, ca. 1950s-1960s?

4 Disaster Recovery Plan, 1984

5 “Building for Tomorrow” Campaign, Photo report,1986

6 “Economic Impact of Fort Howard Paper Company and Its

Employees on Brown County and the State of Wisconsin,” July

1986

7 “Survey of Community Leaders and Residents,” Executive

Summary, Fall 1995

8 Quarterly Conference Calls, 1997

STOCK

9 Subscription for Stock, 1918-1927

10 Stock Escrow Agreements, 1920-1922

72 1 Stockholders, 1922-1947

2 Stock dividend/profit sheets, 1923-1951

3 Stock transfers, sales, purchases, 1924-1941

4 Preferred Stock, Permit to Sell, 1927-1938

5 Stock Certificate, 1928; 1971-1972

6 Collier, C.W. (deceased), stock dividend distribution, 1934

7 Stock Subscription Letter Template, 1937

8 Stock Prospectus, 1 June 1937

9 Letters to Stockholders, 1974-1988

10 Offer to purchase outstanding stock, 1 July 1988

11 Investor’s Conference, September 1996

73 1 Annual Meeting of Shareholders, 23 April 1998

2 Fort James Quarterly Reports, 1998

3 Fort James Quarterly Reports, 1998-1999

4 Fort James Quarterly Reports 2000

Map Case

1

Folder

3

Two framed prints 1) “Notice of Offer to Purchase Outstanding

Shares of Fort Howard Corporation”, 1 July 1988, 2) “Notice of

Offer to Purchase Outstanding Shares of Lily-Tulip”, 30 April

1986

SUBSIDIARIES, MERGERS, ACQUISITIONS

74 1 Maryland Cup merger certificate, 1983

2-4 Fort Howard - James River Merger, 1997

5 Fort Howard – James River Merger, Press, 1997

6 Fort James Background Information

7 Georgia-Pacific Takeover, 2000


EMPLOYEES

EMPLOYEE NEWSLETTERS

Box Folder Contents

4 1-10 “Our Own,” 1926-1932; 1945-1946; 1948

11 “Our Own” correspondence, 1929 – 1930

12 “Our Own” rough drafts and items for consideration

13-20 “Fort Howard Focus,” 1978-1997

5 1 Employee newsletter timeline, 1987 – 2004

2-8 “Inside the Fort” (Employee Newsletter), 1987-2000

9 “Inside Green Bay West” (Employee Newsletter), 2000-2001

“West Side Story,” 2001-2002

10 “West Side Story,” 2003-2004

11-13 “Pressing Issues,” 2004-2008

SALES & MARKETING NEWSLETTERS

6 1-9 “Fort Howard Paper Man,” 1968, 1969; 1970-1973; 1975-1978

10 “The Pick and Shovel,” 1974-1975

11 “The Bugle” (Sales and Marketing Newsletter), 1979-1981

DEERFIELD EMPLOYEE NEWSLETTERS

12 “Inside Fort James” (published approximately monthly by Public

Affairs), 1998-2000

13 “Fort James Today” (published quarterly by Corporate Communications

Dept.), 1998-2000

MISCELLANEOUS NEWSLETTERS

14 “Fort Share” (Employee Benefit News), ca. 1990-1993

15 “PAC Update” (Fort James Political Action Committee), 1999-2000

16 “The Voice” (The Fort James Away from Home Newsletter), June &

August, 2000; “Made With the Shades!” (The Official CoolColors

newsletter), October/November, 2000

MISCELLANEOUS EMPLOYEE PUBLICATIONS

7 1 Annual Company Picnic, 1931 (correspondence, news clipping,

employee listing)

2 Profit Sharing Retirement Plan, 1951

3 “Certificate of Official Recognition” for 15, 20, 25 or 30 Years of

Employment, n.d.

4 “Salesline,” Fourth Quarter 1990 (Consumer Products Group)

5 Employee Telephone Directories, 1990; 1992; 1995; 1997-1998

6 Corporate Telephone Directory, 1999; 2000 (2 Copies)

7 Employee Listing, 1998

8 “A State of the Company” Report, 1995-1996 (Produced by Public

Affairs Dept.)

9 “Standards of Business Conduct Policy,” “Summary of Benefits

Programs for Salaried Employees,” “Guidelines for Giving”ca. 1997-


2000

10 Recruitment brochure, Georgia Pacific, ca. 2000-2007

PRODUCT LITERATURE

CATALOGS, BROCHURES, GUIDES, PRICE LISTS

Box Folder Contents

8 1 Catalog of Free Zincs, ca. 1950s-1960s

2 Catalog of Free Zincs (Copy 2)

3 Product and Collateral Product catalogs, ca. 1980s-1990s

4 North American Commercial Business Product Line Catalog, ca. 1997-

2000

5 Service Product Guides, ca. 1970s-1980s

6 Dispenser Adaptor Guides, ca. 1980s

7 Napkin Emboss Guide, ca. 1980s

8 “Fort Howard’s Five Point Program for Packaging and Selling Frozen

Desserts,” ca. 1980s

9 Competitive Price Charts, ca. 1980s

10 Price Lists, 1989; 2000

11 Custom Prints sales brochure, ca. 1970s-1980s

12 Sourcebooks, ca. 1997-2000

13 Georgia Pacific products brochures, ca. 2000-2009

14 The System Solution washroom products folio, ca. 2000-2009

9 1 Dispensing Systems Product Information, ca. 1970s-1980s

2 Napkin Products Product Information

3 Sanitary Napkin Products Product Information

4 Wholesale Clubs Product Information

PRODUCT LINE INFORMATION

10 1 “Acclaim”

2 “Bicentennial Ensemble”

3 “Dine-A-Wipe”

4 “Dynamax”

5-6 “Envision”

7 “Envision Preference”

8 “Essence”

11 1 “Fort Howard”

2 “Fort Soft”

3 “Generation” and “Generation II”

4 “Green Forest”

5-6 “Impressions”

7 “Logonap”

8-9 “Mardi Gras”

10 “Monogram”

11 “Page”

12 “Pom” and “Pom-etts”


13 “Shur-Wipe”

14 “So-Dri”

15 “Soft’n Fresh”

16 “Soft’n Gentle”

17 “Sweet Heart”

18 “Task Mate”

19 “Tuff Mate”

20 “Vista” Dispenser

12 1-8 Holiday Design Product Information, 1961-1969



6 “Holiday Ensemble” Line Product Information, 1987

63 “Custom Impressions” Print Planner, ca. 1990s[?]

SPECIFICATION SHEETS

64 1 Multiple products, ca. 1980s

2 Stock Design Specifications, ca. 1970s-1980s

3 Dispensers, ca. 1980s

4 Wipers & Towels, ca. 1970s-1990s

5 Fort James products, ca. 1997-2005

6 Georgia Pacific Towels & Wipers, ca. 2000-2009

7 Georgia Pacific Napkins, Placemats, Table Covers, ca. 2000-2009

8 Georgia Pacific Dispensers, ca. 2000-2009

9 Georgia Pacific multiple product and miscellaneous, ca. 2000-2009

PRODUCT SAMPLES

Box Folder Contents

BEVERAGE NAPKINS

15 Advertisements, “A” through “Z”

16 Floral, Holiday, Theme Designs

17 Coasters

NAPKINS

18 1 Vice President Dan Quayle visit to Fort Howard 23 October 1989

2 Designs

3 Designs and Miscellaneous

4 Designs, “Sayings”

5 Graphics, “Sayings”

6 Oversized, Advertisements

7 Superbowl XXXII, 1998

19 1 “Additional Party Designs”

2 “Animals,” “Christmas,” “Floral”

3 “Floral Designs”

4 “Southwestern Theme”

5 Multi-Ply from the “Essence” Product Line

20 1 Miscellaneous Size Dispenser Napkins


2 “Security,” “Holiday” Design

3 “A” to “W” and Miscellaneous

4 “A, C, G, I, L, M” and Miscellaneous

5 “Flowers” and Miscellaneous

21 1 “A” through “C”

2 “D” through “H”

3 “J” through “M”

4 “N” through “S”

5 “T” through “W”

6 Miscellaneous

22 1 Miscellaneous Sizes, “A” through “T”

2 “B” through “H”

3 “J” through “W”

4 Miscellaneous

23 1 “A” through “S” and Miscellaneous

2 “Freeda Chooz” Design

3 “Gatlin Brothers” and “Hot Stuff Pizzeria”

24 1 Stock Design and Original Art Work [c.a. 1980s]

2 “Elks Lodge”

3 “Sayings” and Designs

4-6 “Sayings”

27 1 Color Test Samples

2 “Children’s” Themes

3 “Children’s” Themes

4 “Holiday,” “Party” Themes

5 Miscellaneous

6 Mardi Gras, ca. 1996-1999

7 Brawny, 1999

13 x 13 NAPKINS

25 1 “Floral Design”

2 “Glad You Came” Design

3 “Floral Design” and “Sayings”

4 “Religious” Theme Design

5 Miscellaneous Holiday Design

COCKTAIL NAPKINS

26 1 Color Test Samples

2 Advertisements

3 Advertisements, Printed on Recycled Paper

4 “Menus”

5 “Birthday” Theme Design

6 Miscellaneous

PAPER TOWELING

28 1 “Mardi Gras” Product Line Designs, MT01 through MT35

2 “Mardi Gras” Product Line Designs, MT36 through MT40


3 “Mardi Gras” Product Line Designs, T1 through T7




7 Brawny, 1999

PLACEMATS

23 4 “A” through “L”

5 “M” through “W” and Miscellaneous

29 1-9 Holiday Design, 1961 - 1979

30 1 AdMats, Custom and Stock Design

2 - 4 AdMats, Stock and Pre-Designed [c.a. 1970s] [3 copies]

5 Special Print [c.a. 1980s]

6 Stock; 1982

31 1 “A” through “J” [c.a. 1970s]

2 “K” through “Y” [c.a. 1970s]

3 “Grand Casino” Design

4 “Don Cuco” Design

5 “Holiday,” “Floral” and Miscellaneous [c.a. 1970s] Design

6 Color Guide, Stock Samples, Miscellaneous [c.a. 1970s]

79 1 Custom Impressions line, miscellaneous, ca. 1997-2000

2 Holiday, ca. 1997 – 2000

3 Fall/Thanksgiving, ca. 2000 – 2004

4-5 Christmas/winter, ca. 2000 – 2004

6 #97037 - #97040; #87610, ca. 2004 [solid colors]

7 #97341 - # #97350, ca. 2004 [solid colors]

8 #97325 - #97337, ca. 2004 [solid colors]

9 973KIT, ca. 2004 [solid colors]

10 Miscellaneous designs, ca. 2000 – 2004

11 Sysco Exclusive Seasonal Samples [includes napkins], ca. 2000 – 2004

12 Spring/Summer Seasonal Impressions line [includes napkins], 2004

13 Spring/Summer Seasonal Impressions, Canadian line [includes napkins],

2004

PRODUCT LINE SAMPLE KITS [placemats & napkins]

78 1 Classic Impressions

2 – 8 Seasonal Impressions

TOILET TISSUE, SINGLE ROLLS

89 Purity Bleachtex Service Roll, 1939 label reproduction on a ca. 1990s

roll

Quality Genuine Crepe, 1921 label reproduction on a ca. 1990s roll

Unidentified brand, no label, 4 August 1978

Unidentified brand, no label, 5 December 1948

90 Pink Gen. Crepe, no label, 30 January 1931

Embossed #221, no label, 14 March 1933

#63-10# Manila, no label, 2 July 1935


#6[3-10# White], no label, 15 March 1937

91 1 s Facial, 1 nip rubber, 650 s, no label, 1 May 1943

1 s Facial, 2 nip rubber, 1000 s, no label, 1 May 1943

6’ dry[er], 2 nip, 17 May 1947

Unidentified brand, no label, 22 November 1950

92 Pom, in original wrapper, n.d. [ca. 1950s-1960s?]

Drize Paper toweling roll in original wrapper, n.d. [ca. 1950s – 1960s?]

93 Palm genuine crepe, [ca. 1940s?] label reproduction on a ca. 1990s roll

Perfection, 1940 label reproduction on a ca. 1990s roll

Pine Tree, [ca. 1940s?] label reproduction on a ca. 1990s roll

Prange, 1937 label reproduction on a ca. 1990s roll

94 FortSoft All Purpose Wiper, box of 75, ca. 1990s

FORT JAMES WIPER PRODUCTS, CA. 1997-2000

95 1 Accuwipe, AccuDry

2 BIG FOLD Towels

3 ClothMaster

4 Dust-N-Clean

5 DynaMAX

6 Dine-A-Wipe

7 ENVISION

8 FortSoft

9 Maratuff

10 National Interstate So-Dri

11 ShopMaster

12 Shur-Towel

13 Shur-Wipe

96 1 Soft-N-Fresh

2 TaskMate

3 TechWipe, TechDry

4 TuffMate

5 “UdderliDry, UdderliClean”

6 Ultra-Wipe

7 ValueChoice

8 Wipe-Away

WIPER PRODUCTS, CA. 2000-2009

9 29406KIT and 29419KIT

10 DynaCloth

11 Dine-A-Fresh

12 Dine-A-Wipe

13 DynaMax Ultra

ARTWORK (PRE-PRODUCT), PAPER TOWELING & NAPKINS

97 1-2 Mardi Gras, 1996-1999

3 Mardi Gras, Christmas/Winter, 1996-1999

4 Mardi Gras, 1999


5 Northern Napkins, 1999

6 Brawny, 1999

7 So-Dri, 1997

MISCELLANEOUS

77 1 “Everyday News,” volume one, December 2002 [sales newsletter]

enMotion Dispenser Loading instructions poster, ca. 2000 – 2007

enMotion Automatic Towel Dispenser poster, ca. 2000 – 2007 (5 copies)

Wash & Dry Hands Well poster, ca. 2000 – 2007 (2 large and 1 smaller

copy)

Two gift bags with Georgia Pacific logo, ca. 2000 – 2007

2 Cormatic Decorative Strips, ca. 2004

2 sets of Cool Color chips, ca. 2006

4 BIG FOLD Towel boxes, ca. 2000 – 2007

1 BigFold Z box

80 1 Ink Color Guide (Custom Impressions line), ca. 1997-2000

2 Beverage Napkins, Custom Impressions, ca. 1997-2000

3 & 4 Napkins, Custom Impressions, ca. 1997-2000

5 Acclaim Dispenser Napkin, ca. 1997 – 2000

6 Advertisement napkins & placemats, ca. 1997-2007

7 Dinner napkins, ca. 1990s – 2007

8 Guest towels, ca. 1990s – 2007

81 Sweetheart Cold Drink cups (stack), ca. 1990s

82 Foam cups, Fort Howard logo (4), ca. 1990s

Sweetheart Crystal Clear plastic holiday tumblers, box of 16, ca. 1990s

Paper plates, Fort Howard logo (7), ca. 1990s

Beverage napkin stack, Happy Holidays, ca. 1990s

Beverage napkin stack, Employees committed to total quality, On the

Right Track, ca. 1990s

Beverage napkin stack, Fort Howard: Leading the Way in Recycling, ca.

1990s

Beverage napkin stack, Thanks to the TEEEM (Employees,

Environment, Expansion), ca. 1990s

Preference dinner napkins stack, ca. 1990s

83 Envision product line, paper towel roll, box of facial tissue, 2 rolls bath

tissue (all in original packaging), ca. 1990s

84 So-Dri Windshield Towels, 150 in original packaging, n.d.

Havanap No. 40 napkins in original packaging, n.d. [pre-1950]

Small Sample roll of Palmer Tissue, n.d. [1960s?]

Peach Pink Pom toilet tissue, n.d. [1940s-50s?]

Havanap No. 1095 napkins in original packaging, 1929

Envelope of sample crepe papers and specifications, 1935

85 Envision singlefold towels, multifold towels, and C-Fold towels, n.d. [ca.

1990s?]

86 Vanity Fair napkin/flatware set, n.d. [ca. 1990s – 2000s?]


DynaMax oversized wiper, 29416KIT, ca. 2000-2009

Oversized sheet of crepe paper, manufactured on No. 4 Machine, 1936

Oversized placemat, n.d.

87 4-pack Fort Howard toilet tissue, “White as Snow, Soft as Down,” n.d.

[ca. 1940s?]

4-pack Page toilet tissue, n.d. [ca. 1950s?]

88 4-pack edon bathroom tissue, n.d. [ca. 1970s?]

PRODUCT PACKAGING

TOILET TISSUE LABELS

Box Folder Contents

32 1 “1501-1599” [c.a. 1920s]

2 “1600-1699” [c.a. 1920s]

3 “1700-1799” [c.a. 1920s]

4 “1800-1899” [c.a.1920s, 1930s]

5 “1900-1999” [c.a.1920s]

6 “2000-2099” [c.a. 1920s, 1930s, 1940s]

7 “2100-2199” [c.a. 1920s]

8 “2200-2299” [c.a.1920s]

9 “2300-2399” [c.a. 1920s]

10 “2400-2499” [c.a. 1920s]

11 “2500-2599” [c.a. 1920s]

12 “2600-2699” [c.a.1920s]

13 “2700-2790,” “8077” [c.a. 1920s, 1930s]

33 1 Package Wrapping Samples

2 [c.a. 1930s]

3 Labels, Towels, Napkins, Toilet Tissue, “8100-8199” [c.a. 1930s]

4 Labels, Towels, Napkins, Toilet Tissue, “8200-8344” [c.a. 1930s]

5 Labels, Towels, Napkins, Toilet Tissue, “8345-8408,” “8505-8570”

[c.a. 1930s, 1940s]

6 Labels, Napkins, Toilet Tissue, “8409-9499” [c.a. 1940s]

7 Labels, Toilet Tissue, “8500-8504,” “8571-8599” [c.a. 1940s]

8 Labels, Napkins, Toilet Tissue, “8600-8659” [c.a. 1940s, 1050s]

9 Labels, Toilet Tissue, miscellaneous

10 Labels, Napkins [c.a. 1930s, 1940s]

11 Labels, Napkins [c.a. 1930s, 1940s]

34 Miscellaneous Labels from the Following Product Lines:

“Mardi Gras,” “Soft’n Gentle,” “Green Forest,” “Envision”

35 1 Labels, Towels, “Handifold 219-224,” “Dine-A-Wipe Plus”

2 Labels, Tissue, “Service Roll,” “Page Tissue”

3 Labels, “Pom-etts” Facial Tissue, Teanaps napkins, disposable

aprons, product dispenser instructions, “Paper Man” design and

logo (1970) – stationery and stock designs

4 Product Wrappers: Tidy-Line disposable bib #920, Tidy-line trim


aprons, Disposable apron, “Maid of the Forest” double-fold cabinet

tissue, “Pull One” cabinet tissue, “No-Rivl Sof-Knit” singlefold

towels (1966 & 1969), “Garland Sof-Knit” singlefold towels, “Nu-

Nap” sixthfold napkins, “Ritenap” quarterfold napkins,

“Handifold” towels #244, “Sof-Nap” eighthfold napkins #358,

“Trim-Nap” quarterfold napkins #359

36 Product Wrappers, ca. 1950s – 1960s

1 “Bleachtex,” cabinet tissue. Toilet Tissue: “Bosstex,” “Bi-Tex,”

“Billow,” “Cottage,” “Castle.” “Drize Paper” Toweling

2 Tissue: “Elfin” and “Edon”

3 “Fort Howard” Tissue & Towels, “Fort Howard” Roll Towel,

“Tidy-Naps,” “Hynap” napkins, “Hy-tex” tissue

4 Tissue: “Palmer and Bosstex,” “Prim,” “Pom,” “Page” (toilet

tissue, facial tissue, and towels)

5 “Neofold,” “So Dri” windshield wipers, unidentified holiday

wrappers (toilet tissue?), “Stylene” Tissue, “Velvet” bathroom

tissue

Labels

37 1 Paper towel, toilet tissue, napkins, and Textilose Company blank

letterhead and invoices

2 Paper toweling, ca. 1930s – 1940s

3-4 Toilet Tissue, ca. 1930s -1940s

5 Paper Toweling, Toilet Tissue, Napkins, A-C, ca. 1930s, 1950s,

1960s

6 D –I, ca. 1930s, 1950s, 1970s

7 K-M, ca. 1920s, 1960s

8 N-R, ca. 1930s, 1950s

9 S-T, ca. 1930s, 1950s, 1960s

10 U-W, ca. 1930s, 1950s, 1960s

38 Labels, Toilet Tissue, ca. 1930s, 1940s, 1950s

1 #5 - #123

2 A-Bl

3 Bl-D

4 E-G

5 H-J

6 K-L

7 M-N

8 O-Pi

9 Po-R

39 1 Sa-Sh

2 Silk-Silv

3 Sl-St

4 Su-T

5 V-Y


66 1 Joke box for compact kit: “How would you like to go to the

bathroom half as often?”, n.d.

2 Original artwork, Evergreen products, ca. 1990s

3 Original artwork, ReNew products, ca. 1990s

4 Original artwork, EcoSoft products, ca. 1990s

5 Mardi Gras Paper Towel, 1997

6 Dine-A-Wipe Food Service Wipers, ca. 1997-2000

7 Compact Corelss Bathroom Tissue, ca. 1997-2000s

8 Brawny napkins, ca. 2003-2004

9 Vanity Fair napkins, ca. 2004

3 5 Photos and reproductions of product packaging, Page products,

Fort Howard tissue, Kraftex Singlefold Towels

Map Case

1, Dr. 1

1 Poly layout for 2-ply 4 roll bath tissue & 2-ply towels

2 Envision Jumbo Perforated Towel, Green Forest napkins, Bath

Tissue (1-ply, 1000-sheet roll), Mardi Gras napkins

SALES AND MARKETING

Box Folder Contents

40 ISO 9002 Award Sales Campaign Information

41 1-2 Ad Reprints, 1957-1963

3 Ad Reprints, 1982-1996

4 Ad Reprints, “Call the Fort” Campaign

5 Ad Reprints, “In Step With a Society on the Go” Campaign, 1984

6 Distributor Ad Reprints, 1952-1957

7 Promotional Materials, 1991-1996

8 Miscellaneous Sales Support Materials

9 List of Principal Suppliers, 16 January 1945

10 Miscellaneous Promotional Materials [c.a. 1950s]

11 Coupons, 1982-1985

42 1 Market Profile, Health Care, 1996

2 Market Profile, Lodging, 1996

3 Market Profile, Buildings, 1996

4 Sales Proposal Sample [c.a. 1981]

5 “Trim and Win” Sales Strategy Booklet (With Fort Howard

Recommended Replacement Products and Systems)

6 Sales Press Kit [c.a. 1977]

43 1 Fort Howard Paper Products Brochure [ca. 1920s]

2 Advertising and Promotion Schedule, 1976

3 Service Products Bulletins, 1977-1997

4 Policy and Procedure Bulletins [c.a. 1971; 1975; 1978]

5 Policy and Procedure Bulletins [c.a. 1979; 1982]

6 Sales Representative of the Year, 1984

7 Broker of the Year Awards Invitation, 1989


8 Broker Billback Program Information, 1993

9 Total Quality Recognition Program, 1993

10 Media Program and Reception, 1996

11 New Account Application Forms

12 New Employee Literature

13 Miscellaneous Correspondence, 1982-1996

14 “Your Sales Progress”

44 1 Commemorative advertisement, 1996

2 Envision product posters, ca. 1989

76 1 “1998 Growth Stock Conference,” 1998

2 Neenah Technical Center Presentation, 2000

3 “Dixie” Line Sales Plan, 2000

4 Promotional Materials

5 Promotional Materials, 1998

65 1 Fort James Competitive Cross Reference Guide, ca. 1997-2000

2 Rebate Offers, ca. 1997-2000

3 “Who Listens To You?” sales kits, ca. 1997-2000s

4 Food Service Sales Brochure, ca. 1999

5 Skyscraper Reward Promotion, ca. 2000

6 Fort James Product Information Sales Sheets & Kits, ca. 1997 – 2000

7 Fort Howard 75-Year logo, 1994

Georgia Pacific logo sheets, ca. 2000-2009

8 Georgia Pacific “Build Your Own Bathroom” and “Project Profile”

sheets, ca. 2000 – 2009

9 Georgia Pacific miscellaneous, ca. 2000-2009

10 Georgia Pacific sales folios, ca. 2000-2009

11 Custom Impressions line sales sheets and kits, ca. 1997-2000

12 Fort James “Wash Hands Well” sales kit, ca. 1997-2000

13 Market Profile, FoodService, January 2000

14 Market Profile, Lodging, January 2000

15 Empty folios, misc. products/logos, ca. 1990s – 2009

3 2 Envision Products poster presentation, “Making a World of Difference,”

ca. 1990s


3 Logo Sheet, Fort Howard Paper Company, ca. 1957 (reproduction)

4 Sales Support Posters: Fort Howard Products, 1988; Fort James

Products, 1997-2000; Georgia Pacific Rebate offer, ca. 2000

COMMUNICATIONS DEPARTMENT

Box Folder Contents

45 1-14 Press Releases, 1967; 1969; 1973; 1986-1997; n.d.

46 1-32 News Clippings, 1920s-2005

47 1 Yankee Driver Delivery, 1 April 1967

2 Letters to Employees, 1974; 1980

3 Lily Tulip and Sweetheart logotypes, ca. 1986

4 Fort Howard Corporate Identity Manual, ca. 1987

5 Fort Howard Corporate Mark and Logotype, 1987

6 “Fort Howard’s Proposed Boiler 10 Project,” January, 1996

75 1 Press Kit, 1997

2 “Birthday Celebration” Planning Manual, 1997

3 “Birthday Celebration” Planning Manual, 1997 (Copy 2)

4 “Corporate Identity Standards,” 1998

5 “Creating and Launching a Corporate Identity for Fort James

Corporation,” May 1997

6 “Fort James Corporate Restage Project: Strategic Review and

Positioning Ideas,” February 2000

7 Communications Tool Kit, 1997

Map

Case

1

Drawer 2,

Folder 5

Six watercolor reprints of three lunch boxes, logo, & hard hat, n.d

Drawer 2,

Folder 6

Two watercolor reprints depicting A.E. Cofrin, John Cofrin, Paul

Schierl & Don DeMeuse, n.d.

Drawer 2,

Folder 7

Oil on canvas-tulips

Drawer 2,

Folder 8

Oil on canvas-marigolds

Drawer 2,

Folder 9

Oil on canvas-purple flowers

Drawer 3,

Folder 1

Two B&W contact prints of three lunch boxes, logo,& hard hat

Drawer 3,

Folder 2

Two B&W contact prints of three lunch boxes, logo,& hard hat

Drawer 3,

Folder 3

One colored contact print of three lunch boxes, logo,& hard hat

Drawer 4,

Folder 1

Three color signs of Fort Howard logo

Drawer 5,

Folder 2

Fort Howard sign


FINANCIAL RECORDS

STATEMENTS & BALANCE SHEETS

Box Folder Contents

48 1-12 1920-1925

49 1-5 1926-1929

57 3 1927-1955

50 1-10 1930-1939

51 1-10 1940-1949

52 1-17 1950-1958

53 1-10 1958-1965

54 1-16 1966-1973 Plus Net Profit Statement, 1921-1969

55 1-10 1974-1978

PRODUCT INVOICES

56 1 “Facialin,” “Havanap,” “Maid of the Forest,” “Nile Queen,” 1925-1983

2 “Pom” Tissue, “Recess,” “Tidynap,” “Vel-Tex,” 1925-1983

MISCELLANEOUS

57 1 Financial Directives & Reports, 1925-1955

2 Items for Consideration to Change Depreciation Schedule Including Tax

Records, Internal Correspondence, Worksheets and Manual “An

Asymptotic Method of Determining Annual and Accrued Depreciation”

[c.a. 1941-1953]

4 “Claims for Refund of Processing Taxes and Floor Stock Taxes”

Statement and Supporting Documents, 15 October 1940

5 Financial Statements and Correspondence, February 1942 - January 1945

6 Insurance Statements, January 1943 - January 1945

7 Accounts Payable Audit and Vendor List, December 1944

8 List of Accounts Receivable as of 31 December 1944

9 Cash Surrender Value of Life Insurance Audit, 31 December 1944

10 Miscellaneous Correspondence with Arthur Andersen and Company,

1944-1945

11 Inventory of Kellogg-Citizen National Bank Safe Deposit Box #647, 19

January 1945

12 “Percentage of Value of Equipment Persisting at Various Durations”

Chart, 9 July 1952

58 1 Tax Records, Internal Revenue Service Regulations Form 95 “Tax on

Unjust Enrichment,” Form 96 “Claims for Refund”

2 Tax Records, Internal Revenue Service Form 843 “Claim for Refund on

Tax Paid,” Filed February 1943; September 1955

3 Tax Records, Correspondence Regarding Fort Howard’s Claims on

Unjust Enrichment Tax, 1934; 1940-1941

4 Internal Revenue Service Form 991, “Application for Relief Under

Section 722 of IRS code,” 1941-1945

5 Supplementary Data Requested by Internal Revenue Service Supporting

Fort Howard’s Claim for Relief of Excess Profits Under Internal Revenue


Service Code Section 722, 18 May 1944

6 Profit Sharing Trust #40386 Statement for 1986

7 Muskogee Project, Phase II, ca. 1981

Vol Ca. Years Description

Balance Sheets

(contains assets & liabilities, profit & loss, commercial expenses,

salaries & wages, inventories, Muskogee mill project expenses)

1 January –

June, 1977

2 July –

December,

1977

Daybooks

These volumes (sometimes labeled “Journal Transfers”) are

arranged chronologically. They typically include record of cash

received, checks issued (arranged by bank), sales record, vouchers

payable, payroll summary (does not include employee names),

insurance, interest (by bank), bank reconciliations, and general

journal.

3 1919-1921

4 1922

5 1923

6 1924

7 1925

8 1926

9 1927

10 1928

11 1929

12 1930

13 1931

14 1932

15 1933

16 1934

17 1935

18 1936

19 1937

20 1938

21 1939

22 1940

23 1941

24 1942

25 1943

26 1944

27 1945


28 1946

29 1947

30 1948

31 1949

32 1950

33 1951

34 1952

35 1953 –

1954

90 (boxed)

36 1955

37 1955- 1970 By account. Accounts for various taxes, bonuses, payroll bonds &

accruals, bad debts, profit sharing, and insurance list credits and

debits

1928 –

1973

Asset Account and Depreciation Log

Arranged by department, these logs record the purchase of land and

equipment. They list the item, date and from whom purchased,

cost, and depreciation rate

38 Dept. 1-6

39 Dept. 7-21

40 Dept. 25-38

41 Dept. 41 – 53

42 Dept. 54

43 Dept. 55 – 57

44 Dept. 58 – 61

45 Dept. 62 – 64

46 Dept. 65 – 73

47 Dept. 74 - 79

48 1942-1952 Multiple departments (including war dept. and emergency dept.)

General Ledgers

Includes debits & credits for accounts such as: cash, receivables,

inventories, plant, repair reserve, department reserve, sundry assets,

liabilities, capital & surplus, commercial, cost of sales, and sales

49 1927

50 1928

51 1929-1930

52 1931-1932

53 1933

54 1933-1935

55 1936-1937

56 1938-1939

57 1940-1941

58 1942-1943

59 1944-1946


60 1947

61 1948-1950

62 1950-1953

63 1953-1956

64 1956-1960

65 1960-1964

66 1964-1967

67 1968-1969

68 Jan – Oct,

1970

69 Nov – Dec,

1970

70 1971

71 1972

72 1973

73 1974

74 1975

75 1976

76 1977

77 Jan – June,

1978

78 June – Dec,

1978

79 December,

1978

80 July 1980-

Sept 1981

HAC Holding Corporation investment book

81 Sept 1980-

Sept 1981

Fort Howard International Corporation investment book

Ledgers

82-83 1920-1927 Private Ledger Account Book

Accounting for business dealings with other companies

84 1935 –

1941 Customer Account Ledger

Arranged alphabetical by customer, thereunder chronologically by

date of invoice or credit.

Journals

85 1940-1955 Miscellaneous worksheets

86 1946-1948 Cofrin & Sons Machinery

86 1946-1950 John Paige & Barbara Hauxhurst Cofrin’s real estate and personal

property inventory

87 1971-1976

88 1977-1978

Profit & Loss Account Books


89 1922-1951 Recap of sales & profits

PUBLICATIONS

Box Folder Contents

59 1 “Lessons in Papermaking, Part 2,” 1929

2 “The Story of Paper and Fort Howard Paper Company,” June 1984

3 “Environmental Control Technology and Progress Reports,” 1988

4 “Wastewater Treatment System”

5-6 Environmental/Recycling Brochures, 1991-1997

7 “Focus” Research, 1990

8 Notes for Summer 1995 “Focus”

9 Article from “Electronic Imaging” [1995]: “Digital Printers

Expand Their Output Options” by Roger Spaude/Ron Eggers

60 1 “Make Our Proud Past a Part of Your Future”

2 “There is a new fort being built in the old west” [Muskogee, ca.

1978]

3 Christmas Cards, Birthday Cards and Miscellaneous Invitations

4 “Safety: Our Star Attraction,” (Calendar) 1997

5 “The Fort Howard Paper” Paper, Summer 1985

6 “Partners,” A Newsletter for Fort Howard Distributors, Winter

1988

7 “Sales Line” For Fort Howard Consumer Products Groups, 1990

61 1-11 Annual Reports, 1971-1987; 1995-1999

12 Maryland Cup Corporation Annual Reports, 1978-1982

13 Lily Tulip Annual Reports, 1985

62 1 Miscellaneous, ca. 1954-2002

2 Georgia Pacific, Misc. ca. 2000 – 2009

3 Safety calendars, 2007-2009

Map

Case 1

Drawer 2,

Folder 1

1974 Fort Howard calendar

Drawer 2,

Folder 2


Drawer 2,

Folder 3


Drawer 2,

Folder 4


Drawer 5,

Folder 1

Reprint of 1718 map of Louisiana

Drawer 5,

Folder 3

Green Bay Press-Gazette Tercentennial edition, 1934


PHOTOGRAPHS

Box Folder/

Album

Section

Contents

Cofrin Family

Map Case

1

Drawer 6 Three framed portraits: two of A.E. Cofrin, one John Cofrin

107 Album Aerials - South Broadway Facility, Green Bay WI

1 1930s

2 1940s

3 1950s

108 Album Aerials - South Broadway Facility, Green Bay WI

1 1960s

2 1970s

3 1980s

4 1990s

128 Aerials (11x14) - South Broadway Facility, Green Bay WI

1 1933

2 1947

3 late 1940s

4 1950

5 1955

6 1957

7 late 1950s

8 early 1960s

9 1960

10 1961


1 1963

2 1964

3 1965

4 1966

5 1967

6 1968


1-2 1971

3-4 1973

Aerials (11x14) - South Broadway Facility, Green Bay WI

131 1-4 1975


1-3 1977

4-5 1979

6 1970s



1 1981

2 1982

3 1983

4 Mouth of Fox River, n.d.

See also Map Case 1, Drawer 7

98 Album Building

1 (Early Construction, Mill and Office Photographs with

Annotations ) 1919-1930

109 Building

1 (Exterior), 1919-1929

2 (Exterior), 1929,1932,1933

3 (Exterior), 1930-1950

4 (Exterior), 1951-1959

5 (Exterior), 1960-1976

6 (Exterior), 1980s, 1990s

110 Building

1 (Construction), 1930

2 (Construction of #31 and #32 Buildings) November 1954

3 (Construction), September – December 1957

4-5 (Construction), 1958

6 (Construction), 1962 and 1964

7 (Construction of #76, #77 and #78 Buildings), 1970-1971

8 (Construction) n.d.

9 (Construction), 1954

10 (Construction #50&#55) 1961, 1963

11 (Construction, Stacks), 1964

111 Building

1 (Interior, Executive Offices), 1920s

2 (Interior Mill Photographs), 1951, 1952

3 (Interior Mill Photographs), 1959

4 (Interior Mill Photographs), 1963

5 (Interior, “Cracks in Columns on First Floor and

Basement”), 1962

6 (Interior, Fort Howard Cafeteria), 1969

7 (Interior), 1985, 1989

8 (Interior, EcoSource), 1992

9 (Interior, Office), n.d.

Map Case

1

Drawer 9 Two framed photographs: accounting office and mill, 1930s

118 Customer Visits

1 1950s

2 1951

3 1952, 1953, 1954

4 1960s


119 Customer Visits

1 1970

2 1971

3 1972

4 1973

5 1974

120 Customer Visits

1 1975

2 1976

3 1977

4 1978

5 1979

121 Customer Visits

1 1980

2 1981

3 1982

4 1983

5 1984

6 1985

7 1986

8 1987

9 1988

10 1989

122 Customer Visits

1 1990

2 1991

3 1992

4 1993

5 1994

6 1995

7 1996

8 1997

9 1998

10 2003

99 Album Employees

1 (Executive, Austin E. Cofrin)

2 (Executive, Austin E. Cofrin Statue at St. Norbert College,

De Pere, Wisconsin) [includes some slides]

3 (Executive, John P. Cofrin)

4 (Executive, Paul J. Schierl)

5 (Executive, Donald H. DeMeuse)

6 (Executives), 1994-1995

7 (Executives, Michael Riordan)

8 (Executive, Kathleen Hempel)


100 Album Employees

1 ( Management), 1960s-1990s

2 Employees, (Dan Platkowski)

3 Employees, (Administrative Services Department? ), 1980

4 Employees, (”The Vanguard Dedication”), 1979

101 Album Employees

1 (Unidentified), n.d

2 (Training Program), 1961,1963

3 (Unidentified), 1978 – 1979

4 (Identified Photographs),1920s – 1970s

5 (Used in “Our Own” company newsletter), 1920s-1930s

102 Album Employees

1 (Identified), 1980s

2 (Unidentified), 1980s and 1990s

3 1991

4 (Families), 1990s

5 (Unidentified photos used in “Fort Howard: A Retrospect”

publication), 1995

6 (Outstanding Supplier Award Dinner), 1992

7 (Unidentified), 1994

103 Album Employees

1 (Key Club), 1981

2 (Al Delebrue Retirement), 1983

3 (Annual Fort Howard Run), 1983

4 (Silver Bowl Award), 1986, 1992

5 (Key Club), 1991

6 (Key Club), 1992

7 (Key Club), 1993

8 (Key Club), 1994

9 (Key Club), 1995

10 (Key Club), 1996

11 (Christmas in May), late 1990s

12 (75th Anniversary), 1994

13 (Quarter Century Club), 2003

14 (Various Events), 1990s

15 (Various Events), 2000s

104 Album Employees

1 (Company Picnic), 1930s

2 (Company Picnic), 1930s

3 (Quarter Century Club), 1950s

4 (Beaumont Hotel), 1962

5 (Quarter Century Club), 1964

6 (Open House), 1964

7 (Sales & Mkting), 1960s, 1970s



9 (Quarter Century Club), 1970s

10 (Sales), 1980s

105 Album Employees


106 Album Employees

1 (Used in “Our Own” company newsletter), Summer 1985

2 (Used in “Our Own” company newsletter), Fall 1985

3 (Used in “Our Own” company newsletter), Winter-Spring,

1985

4 (Used in “Our Own” company newsletter), Spring 1986

Map Case

4

6 Mounted on foam core: 1)employee recognition, late 1990s

112 Machinery

1 (Power Plant/Boiler Room), 1928; 1930; 1933; 1954-1955

2 (Converting Equipment), 1956-1976

3 (Grinding #6 Yankee Dryer), 1958

4 (Machine Shop), 1962 (and original machine shop)

5 (Saveall Mould, #7 Paper Machine), 1964

6 (“The Big Apple” Dedication), 1964

7 (“16 Yankee Dryer and Stiff Leg Derrick,” ),1964

8 (#5 Paper Machine Rebuild), 1965

9 (Construction/Delivery of New Machinery), 1965

10 (Unidentified), 1950s


12 (Unidentified), 1979

13 (Unidentified), 1983,1984,1985,1986

14 (Unidentified), n.d.

113 Machinery

1 (Machine Shop), 1966

2 (“New Yankee Dryer”), 1967

3 (“New Hampshire Yankee Dedication”), 1968

4 (#3 and #4 Paper Machine Rebuild), 1968

5 (#8 Paper Machine), September, 1967

6-7 (#6 Paper Machine Rebuild), 1968

8 (Construction/Delivery of New Machinery), 1970

9 (#5 Paper Machine Rebuild), 1970-1971

10 (“Big Doc” Dedication), 1973

11 (Printed Napkin Machine), 1974

114 Machinery

1 (Unidentified), 1920s, 1930s,1940s

2 (Unidentified), 1951-1956


4 (Rebuild) 1961


5 (#4 Yankee Dryer), 1962

6 (#7,#9 Paper Machine), 1963, 1964

7 (Unidentified), 1960s, 1970s

116 Miscellaneous

1 1930s

2 (Coal Ships in Company Slip, Dredging), 1932-1933; 1951;

1953; 1958; 1962

3 (Dumping Grounds/Sludge Ponds), 1952

4 (Reiss Coal), 1976

5 ( Fox Shoreline During Low Water) October 1966

6 (Arrival of Beloit Cylinder), 1967

7 (High Water on Fort Howard Property), 1968

8 (Pulp) n.d.

9 (Fort Howard Fire Truck, Fort Howard Delivery Trucks,

Fort Howard Train Engine, Boats Docked at Fort Howard

Slip), [c.a. 1920s-1950s]

10 (Fort Howard Ambulance),1956

117 Miscellaneous

1 (Fort Howard Time Capsule), 1995

2 (Arizona Press Conference) n.d.

3 (Dedication Ceremony & Grant Endowment), 2001

4 (Rockefeller Visit), 16 December 1959

5 (Barthel Grain & Feed Fire), n.d.

6 (Leicht Warehouse Fire), 1955

7 (Snowstorm), 15 April 1928

8 (Snowstorm), 1969

9 (Postcards of Salesmen’s Territories, used in “Our Own”)

1929

10 (Visitors) n.d.

11 (Awards), 1978

12 (Military Fort Howard), 1830s

13 (aerial of Northern Paper Mill), 1993

14 (Miles L. Marsh, CEO)

Map Case

1

Drawer 1 One colored triptych photograph of Fort Howard taken from

east bank of Fox River

Six framed photographs: three of Fort Howard products,

silver bowl award to John Lefebvre, EPA award, Red Cross

platinum award

Drawer 2 Mounted on foam core: 1) photograph of mill employees at

paper machines, 1940s, 2) collage of 1930s photographs of

the Fort Howard picnics, 3) print of Fort Howard physical

plant, 1976 aerial of out of state mill

Drawer 3 Mounted on foam core: 1) photograph of female mill

employees, 1920s, 2) photograph of mill open house, n.d.


Drawer 4 Mounted on foam core: collage of historic and current mill

photographs, 1964

Drawer 5 Mounted on foam core: 1)collage of 1920s Fort Howard

prints

Drawer 7 Three framed photographs: aerial view of Fort Howard,

exterior front of Fort Howard, ship (Calcite II) on Fox River

Drawer 10 Three framed: 1)photograph of boat slip, 2)watercolor reprint

of logos and 3) products, B&W of various paper making

machines and Award plaque “Election to President’s Club”,

April 1987

123 Out of State Mills

1 (Muskogee contract signing), 25 June 1976

2 (Muskogee Dedication), 1978

3 (Muskogee Mill)

4 (Muskogee Mill)

5-6 (Muskogee album 1)1976-1977

7 (Muskogee album 2), 1977

8 (Muskogee album 3),1977-1978


1-2 (Muskogee album 4),1978

3-4 (Muskogee album 5), 1978-1979

5-6 (Muskogee album 6), 1980-1982


1 (Muskogee album 6), 1982

2 ( Muskogee moving Yankee Dryer), 1980

3-7 (Muskogee), 1978 – 1983

8 (Muskogee Flood), 1986

9 (Maryland Cup), 1980s

10 (Muskogee contact prints), 1980s

11 (Muskogee), 1980s


1 (Savannah Mill artist rendition), early 1990s

2 (Sterling U.K.), n.d.

3 (Conyers Mill), 1980s

4 (Owings, MD mill), 1966

5 (Unidentified), 1980s, 1990s

127 Oversize

1 Building (Exterior) 1976-1996

2 Aerials (Out of state mills), 1980s,1990s

3 Machinery, n.d.

4 Building (Interior), 1960s

5 Miscellaneous (Fire Truck), 1940s

6 Building (Exterior-Dock), 1940s & 1976

7 Employees (Identified), 1990s, 2000s


8 Employees (EPA Award), May 1991

9 Miscellaneous (Georgia Pacific), early 2000s

10-11 Miscellaneous (duplicates of historic prints found in Album

98), 1919-1930

115 Products

1 1930s

2 1962

3 1970s,1980s

4 1990s

5 1990s

6 (Ad Slicks), n.d.

NEGATIVES

134 1 Historic Photos of mill, 1920-1960

2 Cars, ca. 1930s

3 Exterior mill, ca. 1930s

4 Interior mill, ca. 1930s

5 Salesmen, ca. 1930s

6 Ships, ca. 1930s

7 Trains, ca. 1930s

8 Visitors, ca. 1930s

9 Workers, ca. 1930s

10 Construction, ca. 1935

11 Dinner at Beaumont Hotel, ca. 1950s

12 25-Year Club Banquet, ca. 1950s

13 Sludge pond/Ashwaubenon dump, 1952

14 Portraits, ca. 1960s or 1970s

15 Slide negatives [?]

16 Found in box labeled “Muskogee”

17 Miscellaneous, ca. 1930s

135 1-4 Products

5 “Inside the Fort”

6 United Way tour, 1994

7 Autumn Run, 1995

8 Employees

9 Aerial Views, 1969

10 No. 3 Machine, ca. 1920s

11 Park, ca. 1920s

12 Boat films, 1930-1931

13 Baseball field and Mr. A.B. Whitney, ca. 1920s

14 1920s, [company pinic?] & exterior mill, 1935

15 Trucks and flag pole views, ca. 1930

16 Employees & picnic, ca. 1930

17 Boiler, ca. 1930

18 “Special Film”, ca. 1930s


19 Bleachtex display, ca. 1930s

20 Miscellaneous mill, ca. 1930s

21 Products

22 First company logo

136 1 Miscellaneous

2 Miscellaneous

3 Contact Sheets

4 Contact Sheets

137 1 #1 Building, 20 July 1917

2 #3 Rebuild Job, Excavation for #50 Building (13 Apr 1961)

3 #6 Paper Machine 4’ dryer section

4 #30 Building, 1954

5 #31 Building, 1954

6 #32 Buildings, 1954

7 1972 Annual Report

8 Aerials of Mill, n.d.

9 Aerial photos, 1933

10 Aerial photos, 1940

11 Anti-friction bearings, 1954

12 Behr Jordon Plug [?], Installed 9 June 1959

Removed (scrap) 18 March 1961

13 Bleach Plant slaps, 1954

14 Building #49 construction, 4 March 1959

15 Buildings 29, 33, 23, 31 (1955)

16 Bulkhead/water intake

17 Cafeteria

18 Cofi-Cleaner, Porcelain-lined, Cone Tip, 1954

19 Cofrin, Austin

20 Candid shots of Machine #5 (numbered 101-124)

21 Construction, n.d.

22 Construction, 1933



25 Converting

26 County Fair

27 Dryer Head, 4-foot, B/P #4096-1, 1953

28 Dyn. Bal. Machine – built by F.H.P. Co., 1 Oct 1955

29 Exteriors of Buildings

30 Interior Mill

31 Machines & Men

32 Management

33 Maryland Cup

34 Negatives but no prints, 1946 – 1951

35 “Old Fort Howard” (military fort)


36 Paper Machines

37 People (unidentified), n.d.

38 Picnics

39 Press Roll #263 – Rubber come loose 8/22/61 #1 Paper

mach.

40 Quarter Century Club, 1949

41 Salesmen

42 Ships

43 Training program, 1961

44 Workers, n.d.

45 Workers, 1992

138 (oversize) Miscellaneous subjects & sizes

1 Unmounted & oversized slides

2 Contact prints & corresponding negatives

SLIDES

139A Advertisements/Coupons/Press

#1 Paper Machine, Chlo-Alki

Coal & Boiler

Construction

Muskogee Construction

Muskogee Mill

Miscellaneous

139B Other Mills:

Atlanta

Construction, 1986 [Baltimore?]

Conyers Mill

Dallas

Fort Sterling

Owings Mills

Savannah

Shanghai

139C Nominations

Products

Products in store

Logos

139D Entertainment:

The Paper Game (stage show)

The Paper Game (board game)

Stage Show (original box labeled Oklahoma)

Up with People

Austin Cofrin building and statue at St. Norbert College, De

Pere

139E People (unidentified)

139F People (identified)


Paul Schierl, Kerry Saladiner, Steve Schultz, Dan Blozik

Senate Appropriations

Aerials, Exterior mill

Exterior mill

Interior mill

140A Interior mill

140B Interior mill

Paper Recycling Facility

140C President’s Club

140D President’s Club, continued

President’s Club Phoenix trip, 1983

140E-F Meetings/Banquets/Awards

140G-H Meetings, 1979

141A Award Banquet, 3 January 1985

Casino Night

Service Award

Supervisor’s Meeting

141B-E Presentations

141E Presentations: Future is Now

Presentations: Ready to Soar

Presentations: Shur-Wipe Sales

141F Presentations: Waste Watchers Market Development

Distributor Campaign

1983 Service Products Division

141G Presentation, Slides #1-89

141H Presentation, Slides #90 – 162 + unnumbered

COMPACT DISCS

142 Disc # Contents Burned on a personal computer

1 Folders: 1) 1923 photo of mill & employees, 2) Kids Vote

December 2000

2 Folders: 1) Christmas in May 2002

3 Folders: 1) Confined space training 2)December 2002;

Lombardi Street finished, Spotlight-Eric Woolums, Russ

Huxford 3)February 2003; Training, 44-17 Change Over

4)January 2003; Chlorine Plant, Deb Strenn, Navarino

Nature Center 5)September 2002; Denise & machine,Kelly

Wolff,10,000 unload 2002/2003

4 Folders: 1)Georgia Pacific Scholarship Winners 2)May issue;

2002 Leadership Group, Jacob Zeuske, Leadership Banquet,

Linda Conely, Lonnie Derginer, Megan Ross, “Old Bags”,

Rebecca Reckelberg, Sgt.1stClass Michael Matusza,

Stephanie Michiels, Ron Mauerman 2002/2003

5 Folders: 1) 44-17 Changeover 2) April 2003; electric panel,

#9 startup, Cafeteria, Christopher Kehler, Kevin Tily,


Michelle Witt, Office Safety Group, Shyam Kashyap

3)December 2002;Ecosource, Downtown Christmas Parade,

Georgia Pacific Racecare, Volunteers 4) January 2003 Bruce

Bishop, Chlorine Plant, Deb Strenn, Kelly & Kirk, Navarino

Nature Center building & sign, McCollister & Spraley

5)February 2003; Health Services, Power plant, 6)March

2003; Hazmat, Nonwovens, Pete & card, Purchasing, Poster

sign, Pete’s visit, new hires, Spotlight-Rob Ginnow, Teen

Leadership 2002/2003

6 Folders: 1)Holiday Trophy, 2)Rebuilding Together,

3)Georgia Pacific clothing for employees May & June 2003

7 Folders: 1)Blood Drive 2)Brawny Napkin boxed 3)Day St.

Safety Award 4) December 2003; Mr. Pickey Uney, Alyssa,

Ornament, Pete Correll, Priscilla, Sheri 5)Dryformer 6)Earth

Day at Ecosource 7) EVP award 8)EWDN News Conference

9)February 2003; Teen Leadership 10)Foxy Lady 11)Gov.

Doyle at Day St. mill 12)Georgia Pacific Scholarships

13)Habitat for Humanity 14)January2004; Check for cans,

Check to Southwest Library, Martin Luther @ NWTC,

Montage, QCC Banquet 15)March 2004; Idents (Christy

Spears,Debra Burger, Kim Eggner, Nicole Pischle, Tammy

Jacoy, Tressa Dorn), Lee Thomas visit, News Conference,

Eric’s photos 2003/2004

8 Folders: 1)Alumni Outing 2) August 2004 3) Board of

Directors Tour 4) Brown Cty Fair 5) Dad’s Day 6)Elixer 7)

Eric’s Photos 8)Esquire 9)Howe School 10)Gary Riha

11)Group with Paul Dolson 12)Day St. mill tour 13)Kathy

Walters 14)Kid’s Day 15)Line 236 16)Mike Burandt

17)Navarino Nature Center 18)NEAT @ Day St. mill

19)Safety Team brat fry 20)September 21)Southwest Library

22)Unknown mtg. 2004

9 Folders: 1) Aerial photo of Broadway mill – 8 November

2004

10 Folders: 1) Customer Service Celebration 2)June Klauck’s

group 2005

11 Folders: 1)#10 turbine 2)Andy Staeven 3)Day St. mill town

hall mtg. & tour 4)EVP award & visit 5)Habitat for

Humanity 6)Mary Burke’s visit 7)Nascar jacket giveaway

8)Nascar jacket winner 9) OSHA Award 10)Paul Fenner visit

11) Pete Correll 12)Pete Correll’s broadcast(audience) 13)

Recycling 14) 2005 Georgia Pacific scholarship winners

15)United Way committee

12 Folders: 1)Antique vanity 2)Quarter Century Club(Day St.

mill) 21 February 2005

13 Folders: 1)#9 paper machine & towel rewinder 2)#10 turbine


3)#10 turbine power pt. slides 4)fourth quarter video stills

5)Connecting to Community 6)Connie Clein 7)Kronos

8)Impressions 9)Hold 10)J. Polar 11)Mike & Tina award

12)Walleye tour June 2005

14 Publications Folders: 1)Mike Burandt Live 2)Navarino

Nature Center dedication 3)Rebuilding Together 4)Roger &

old camera 5)Southwest Library 6)USCGC Mackinaw

drawing March/April/May 2005

15 Special Projects Folders: 1)Bob Burns-Green Bay audit

2)CCT celebration 3)Cletus Schmidt retirement 4)Converting

136 bldg. 5)Curt Marsh 6)Day St. mill 7)”Doc Catcher”

8)ELE brochure; Ben Kletzein, Christy Spears 9)Plane

emergency landing at Austin Straubel 10)Video;machinery

11)photos for Georgia Pacific website 12)Safety wall of

honor 13)Gain sharing plaque 14) Green Bay audit

15)Impressions airline 16)Impressions dept. 17)Boardwalk

18)MicPillsbury 19)OSHA visit 20)Environmental training

powerpt. 21)Quarter Century Club 22)Sony download

23)Studio equipment list 24)United Way 2005 25)Northern

photos September/October/November 2004

16 NuRoll Folders:1)Touchless towel dispensing 4 March 1998

17 Timberline Folders: 1) Fort James sales training March 1999

18 Folders: 1) Brawny

19 Fort James Food Service Segment Folders: 1) Vanity Fair

Napkin August 2000

20 Natures Way Folders: 1) mill visit 27 October 2004

21 Folders: 1) Habitat for Humanity June 2009

22 Here’s the Dirt Folders: 1) New food service wipes (Georgia

Pacific)

23 Disc 1 Folders: 1) Line art for Georgia Pacific products

24 Disc 2 Folders: 1) Line art for Georgia Pacific products

Disc # Contents – Burned On a Mac

25 Folders: 1) Product photos 2) Quality photos; tailgate party

3)Christmas in May 1997

26 Folders: 1) #9 Paper machine rebuild 2) Mill visitors; Mitsui

& Starbucks 3)New logo-Fort James trucks 4)New employee

idents; Dewitt, Pekarek,Anderson,Cross,Servais,Macco

4)Mike Riordan publicity photos,5)QES&MIS graduations

October 1998

27 Folders: Fort James products 1998

28 Folders: 1)”Inside the Fort” publication photos; Dave Dudek,

Gloria Buckaram, Kelly Wolfe, Sandy Lavin, Doug

Egnarski, R Beaten, Peggy VanSchyndle, Group

picture(unidentified) 1 April 1998

29 Special projects Folders: 1) Teen leadership 2) Blood drive


3) #20 paper machine dedication (8-13-98), 4)photo lab

employees 6)Kirk Stallsmith’s project

30 Special projects Folders: 1)Plaques 2)Pallets 3)Autumn

Challenge 1998

31 Inhouse publications Folders: 1)Quality on the Line; Bruce

Furst 2)Inside the Fort;#10 boiler, Dawn Kotlarz

July /September 1998

32 Special projects Folders: 1)Kids voting 9 November 1998

33 Folders: 1)Printed product; Universal-West Coast,Universal-

Envision 1998

34 Publications Folders: 1) Russ McCollister 2)Semi-trucks

3)Fort James Corp. library donation 4)NWTC presentation

5)”Inside the Fort” photos; B.Kolevec, J.Wirtz, L Wozinak,

R.Malcore, Salvation Army, Rollout

November/ December 1998 & January 1999

35 Folders: 1)”Take your daughter to work” day 2)Diplomats

3)Honduras 4)M.Boettcher & M.Rzepka 5)QIT ambassadors

6)Quarterly mtg. 7)Security March/April 1999

36 Folders:1)Executive portraits; Dan Platkowski, Tim Weeden,

Russ McCollister 1999

37 Folders:1)Chemical plant 2)Christmas in May (1999)

3)Educator seminar 4)Spotlight; Dewey Decker, Dick

Luther, Mark LaMere, Patrick Moynihan, Ray Thompson

5)Jeff Kaminski 6)NEW Zoo 7)PCB cleanup 8)Semi-trucks

9)United Way & United Way golf 25 October 1999

38 Publications Folders: 1)Einstein project 2)Fort James float

3)Senatorial visit 4)Spotlight; Chuck Jolly, Paul Dolson

5)United Way giveaway 17 November 1999

39 Folders:1)Corn to NEW Zoo 2)Kelly Wolfe 3)Chuck Jolly

4)Cafeteria 5)Weight Loss 6)Just wheeling 7)Russ

McCollister Quality Team 8)Safety Committee (Group

photo) 9)Ted Bowers 4 January 2000

40 Folders: 1)Happy birthday billboard-Alice W.S. 2)Inside the

Fort; Spotlight-M.Demuth,S. Zernicke, Paperwaste 3)Perfect

attendance (group photo), 4)Karen & Patrick Lamirande,

5)M. Majeski 6)Marathon April/May/June 2000

41 Folders: 1)D.Girardi, K.Graves, P.VandenVoort,

S.Kucksdorf 2)Georgia Pacific informational mtg. 3)I.T.

Cyber gazette 4th

anniversary 4)Marathon

June/July/August 2000

42 Folders: 1)C. Maes 2)G.Frost 3)J.Dollar 4)T.Sturdevant

5)Red Cross poster 6)United Way “Beat the Pro” 7)United

Way car wash 8)Special projects; Dredging, Fort James

scans, J. Curran, S.R. Stansbury 13 September 2000

43 Folders: 1)T.Tricket, 2)Time clock 3)T.Sturdevant 4)United


Way golf 5)United Way volunteers October 2000

44 Folders: 1)Craft show 2)Auction 3)Fun run 4)Patty & friends

5)Runners 6)Peggy 7)Kid’s Vote 8)Russ’s safety winners

9)S. Laundrie 10)Christmas parade 11)WMS training

November 2000

45 Folders: 1)New Georgia Pacific signage 2)EPA/DNR media

press 3) Pete Correll 4)Season’s Greetings sign 5)Satellite

broadcast 6)United Way presentation 16 January 2001

46 Folders: 1)January issue 2)February issue 2001

47 Folders: 1) Paul Snider photos 2)Kelly Wolfe 3)Newsstand

48 Folders: 1)#60 building construction 2)D. Loritz 3)Quality

Leader Banquet 4)Reserve’s award 5)Scott Cagle 6)Silent

auction 7)Westside story winner April 2001

49 Folders: 1)Bridge lights on Fox River 2)Safety presentation

3)IT QES graduation 4 June 2001

50 Folders: 1) Christmas in May,corporate houses & logos 2001

51 Folders: 1) Cellcom run 2)Chamber night 3)Mill safety team

June 2001

52 Publications Folders: 1)#1 paper machine 2)United Way car

wash 3)Watercolor September 2001

53 Folders: 1)Bake sale 2)Cookie monster 3)Drawing for

parking 4)Flag on #105 bldg. 5)Donation of artifacts to Area

Research Center October 2001

54 Folders: 1)Georgia Pacific Nascar 2)July issue 3)May issue

4)Maintenance issue 5)Spotlight; Kelly Pinchart 2001

55 Special Projects Folders:, 1)Idents for passports; B.Hall, C.

Schnack, F.C. Wester, J.Powell, J.A. Learman,

J.L.Peebles,K.J.Specher,S.A.Reed, S.L.Byrnes

2)Publications; Angel tree, Christmas 2001,Red Cross award,

United Way 3)Special projects; Adopt a family, Christmas

greetings, international Christmas tree, M.Kuzicki 2002

56 Folders: 1)Blood drive 2)Millshot 3)VIP tour 4)Quarter

Century Club 5)February-Ecosource 6)January; B. Luebke,

Bulletin board, Photo dept., Roger Wright

January/February/March 2002

57 Folders: 1)Press Gazette ad March 2002

58 Folders: 1)#124 Seasonal catalog March 2002

59 Folders: 1)Press Gazette ads March 2002

60 Publications Folders: 1)Historic print-Firehouse brigade

2)Retirement club 3)Privy exhibit at Neville Public Museum

4)Lubinski 5)ESS help desk 6)Lombardi Ave. construction

7)Regional safety mtg. 8)Fitness center 9)Taste of Green Bay

10)Molly Gorecki 11)Palatka 12)Ron Mauermann 13)Shelby

Vandewalle April 2002


61 Folders: 1)Green Bay Press Gazette ads April 2002

62 Folders: 1)Christmas in May project 2002

63

Folders: 1)United Way ad taken at Encompass Child Care

Center 10 May 2002

64 Folders: 1) Green Bay City Marathon June 2002

66 Special projects Folders: 1)Christmas in May 2)Jeff Barnum

3)Emboss patterns 4)ETMS project procurement 5)Jeff

Larmay 6)MIP-group photo 7)Phil Chigi 8)Power plant

photos 9)R. Mauermann 10)Summer spike 11)Toweling web

site June 2002

67 Publications Folders: 1)Christmas in May 2)June; Kuzicki,

Lombardi Ave. construction, MIP Group, WEA, Noth 3)May

photos; Conference, Gordon, Georgia Pacific ad, Lombardi

Ave. 4)Privy to the Past exhibit at Neville Public Museum

5)Service force June 2002

68 Publications Folders: 1)Drawing 2)Family Violence Center

3)Race photos 4)Larry Harkness 5)Service force 6)West Side

Story-Sept. 7)West Side Story-August 8)10,000th

unloading

9)High school student June/July/August 2002

69 Folders: 1)Autumn Challenge 2002

VIDEOCASSETTES, VHS

Box Video

Number

Contents

Fort Howard

156 1 Fort Howard Report (Show#1), n.d.

2 Fort Howard Report (Story Footage), n.d.

3 Fort Howard Report (#2), n.d.

4 Fort Howard Report (Third Quarter), November 27, 1989

5 Fourth Quarter, 1989

6 Fort Howard Report (Second Quarter), 1990

7 Fort Howard Report (Second Quarter), August 1991

8 Fort Howard Report (First Quarter), 1992

9 Fort Howard Report (Muskogee Expansion Announcement), June 1992

10 Fort Howard Report, August 1992

11 Fort Howard Report (Q&A), June 1993

12 Fort Howard Report, June 1993


14 Fort Howard Report, November 1993

15 Fort Howard Report, Fourth Quarter, March 1994

16 Fort Howard Report, April 1994

17 Fort Howard Report, June 1994


19 Fort Howard Report, May 1995


20 Fort Howard Report, Third Quarter, 1995



23 Fort Howard Report, Fourth Quarter, 1995

24 Fort Howard Report, First Quarter, 1996


26 Fort Howard Report, Third Quarter, 1996

27 Fort Howard Report, February-March 1997

28 Fort Howard Report, Second Quarter 1997

29 Fort Howard Report (Acquisition by James River), 23 July 1997

30 Fort Howard Report (Quarterly Report), July 1997

31 Fort Howard Report (Tapes 1-9), n.d.

32 Fort Howard Report (November stories and shots of unknown men), n.d.

157 1 Banquets, Luncheons, Meetings, Awards (Wisconsin Manufacturer of

the Year Award Banquet), n.d.

2 Banquets, Luncheons, Meetings, Awards (Quality Leader Banquet),

n.d.

3 Banquets, Luncheons, Meetings, Awards (ISO Quality Manual Signing),

n.d.

4 Banquets, Luncheons, Meetings, Awards (ISO 9002), n.d.

5 Banquets, Luncheons, Meetings, Awards (A Partnership Luncheon, Fort

Howard Gift), 21 April 1988

6 Banquets, Luncheons, Meetings, Awards (Quarter Century Banquet),

1991


1993


1994

9 Banquets, Luncheons, Meetings, Awards (Don DeMeuse speech,

CWAE), 20 October 1992

10 Banquets, Luncheons, Meetings, Awards (Spotlight on Quality

presentation) 3 March 1993

11 Banquets, Luncheons, Meetings, Awards (Free Enterprise Award), 6

May 1996

12 Banquets, Luncheons, Meetings, Awards (Golden Apple Awards

Banquet), 1996

13 Banquets, Luncheons, Meetings, Awards (Circle of Excellence),

October 1994

14 News/Press Conferences, News Coverage & Media Appearances (Media

Training), 1990

15 News/Press Conferences, News Coverage & Media Appearances

(National Office Paper Recycling Project “Challenge” News

Conference), 27 May 1992

16 News/Press Conferences, News Coverage & Media Appearance (Clean


Water Action Council Press Conference) 23 June 1992

17 News/Press Conferences, News Coverage & Media Appearance (75th

Anniversary coverage), 17 February 1994

18 News/Press Conferences, News Coverage & Media Appearances (“Fox

River Coalition” News Conference), 14 November 1994

19 News/Press Conferences, News Coverage & Media Appearances (NRC

Award/Jack Rowley, Fox-11), 8 September 1995

20 News/Press Conferences, News Coverage & Media Appearances (Star

Award Coverage) 9 September 1995


(“Boiler Project” B Roll for Press Conference), June 1996

22 & 23 News/Press Conferences, News Coverage & Media Appearances (2

tapes: came with listing but segments do not match the order they appear

on the 2 tapes) 1988 – 1994

24 News/Press Conferences, News Coverage & Media Appearances (Local

News Coverage, 6-22 item + 6/23), n.d.

25 News/Press Conferences, News Coverage & Media Appearances (Our

Lady of Charity Center), n.d.

26 News/Press Conferences, News Coverage & Media Appearances (Group

1, Tape 1)

1. Paul A. Schierl – message to employees (27 June 1988)

2. Paul A. Schierl – message to employees (11 May 1989)

3. Andy Donnely – message to the sales force (11 May 1989)

4. News 2, 5, 11 – Cup sale announcement

5. News 2, 5, 11 – Cup sale buyer found

6. Lily Strike Global 5:30 p.m. 4-22

CHCH 6:00 p.m. 4-24

CFTO 6:30 p.m. 4-23

CITY 6:00 p.m. 4-24

7. CFC CNN Headline News, 12:00 p.m. 4-18-88

8. J. Johnson – Today Plastic Again/Recycling Efforts/Recycling

solid waste/plastics

9. Degradable plastics & the Environment (1-89)

10. Q-21

11. CFC Phase-out, Nightly Business Report 2-89


(Group 2, Tape 1)

1. News 2,5,11 6-30-88 thru 7-24-88 (ch. 2 bad recording)

2. Press conference 7-5-88 (corp. tape)

3. News 2,5,11 L.B.O. 7-5-88

4. News 2,5,11 L.B.O./Green Peace 7-18-88

5. News 2,5,11 L.B.O. 8-8-88

6. L.B.O. Done Deal

7. Ch. 2 8-1-88 Jeff Eves on Styrofoam Containers


8. Ch. 11 Special Report, Mike talks about no unions at FHC

9. Nouvelle-Reversing Logo (from KHBB)

10. ABC & Channel 5 6-27-88


3, Tape 1)

1. First Edit Version “Slurry Trench”

2. Final Edit “Slurry Trench”

3. News coverage – “EPA Delisting of FHC Landfill”

4. Green Peace visit @ James River/F.H. 7/21//88

5. F.H. – News 2,5,11 – 7/22, 7/23, 7/24 1988

6. Green Peace in G.B. 2,5,11 7-20-88

7. Channel 5 Chicago “Dioxins”

8. WBAY TV-2 Burning Tires @ F.H. 1-2-91

9. Waste Management Tire Shredder


4, Tape 1)

1. Uses tires Illinois EPA

2. News coverage TV-2 “Project Education”

3. Fort Sterling Nouvelle Commerc

4. DirectoRecycle Coverage 11-90

5. Ch. 2 Noon Show “Kathy Hemple on DirectoRecycle” (12-6-90)

6. TV Interview Envision (Dillard)

7. ABC Home Show 11/190


5, Tape 1)

1. Today Show w/ Jane Pauly (7 August 1989)

2. Newscasts

A. 1986, July 14: Channel 2 B. Birt, Great Lakes United –

stop Tower Bridge news conference

B. 1986, September 4: Channel 11 Monty Black, EPA –

landfill air monitor

C. 1986, September 4: Channel 2 Barbara Birt, EPA –

landfill air

D. 1986, September 4: Channel 5 Gina Larson, EPA, landfill

air

E. 1986, September 4: Ch. 11 10 p.m. EPA-L.A.

F. Ch. 2 Maureen Jaeger – Tax Reform

G. 1986, October 2: Ch. 2 Barb Birt – Landfill Const. 6 p.m.

Part 1 of 2

H. 1986, October 2: Ch. 2 Tom Zalaski 10 pm, landfill –

short announcing part 2

I. 1986, October 2: Ch. 2 B. Birt – Land. Const. 6 p.m. Part 2

of 2

J. Ch. 2 B. Birt, Bio essay test, STOP news conference

K. 1986, October 29: Ch. 11 Monte Black, Landfill const. 10


p.m., Part 1 of 2


5, Tape II)

1. BCTD “Building Our Future” (Kamber Group Producer) 1986

2. Morrison Media “Selections from Recent Financial Videotapes”

3. “Our Lady of Charity” Tape #2

4. United Way composites


(Group 5, Tape III)

1. Don DeMeuse interview

2. PAC – Intro. Paul Shierl (use last take) 10-9-87

3. PAC – Endings Don DeMeuse- Mike Riordan 10-9-87

4. Medical Benefit changes – CUP 4-20-89

5. Medical Benefit changes – Tissue 4-20-89

6. Medical Benefit changes “Master Edited” (Don DeMeuse – Mike

Riordan) 4-20-89

7. Paul Shierl resignation – TV coverage 8-1-90

158 1 News/Press Conferences, News Coverage & Media Appearances (Group

5, Tape IV)

1. TV coverage on F.H. Expansion

2. “Moneywise” Salute to F.H. Ch. 11 Baltimore

3. CNN Morning News 4-3-91 9:13 a.m.

4. V.P. Dan Quayle at F.H. 10-23-89

5. News coverage V.P. Dan Quayle visit 10-23-89

6. NBC Today Show

7. F.H.C. Demo shoot recycling gizmo steps 4-28-90


6, Tape I)

1. News coverage LBO 6-22,23

2. Press coverage – CNN Moneyline 7-25-88

3. Green Peace visit

4. Newscasts: A) WTMS – 5 p.m. B) WITI- 5 p.m. C) WITI –

6 p.m. D) WITI – 10 p.m. E) WISN – 6 p.m. Recycling

Phone Books

5. Green Peace visit at F.H. 9-12-91

6. $10,000 found at Ecosource Ch. 2 6 p.m.

7. Paper council Annual Meeting “ 91 Ch. 11 (Don DeMeuse)

8. WBAY Ch. 2 – 5, 6, & 10 p.m.

9. Grantech Ch. 2 – 5, 6, & 10 p.m.

10. Grantech odor 7-21-91 News 2, 5, 11

11. WFRV Ch. 5 – 5 & 6 p.m. 7-5-91 (Salute to Wisconsin)

12. Ch. 2 – 6 & 10 p.m. Grantech odor 7-17-91

13. Sierra Club Press conference 7-31-91

14. Ch. 2 – 5, 6 & 10 p.m., Ch. 11 – 10 p.m. Grantech problem 8-

12-91


15. Ch. 2 – 6 & 10 p.m., Ch. 11 – 6 & 10 p.m. Grantech problem 8-

13-91

16. Destec in the News 8-23-91

17. News Coverage Ch. 2, 5 & 11 (Dropped from EPA Superfund

list) 8-29

18. TV-11 Coverage landfill hearing 9-5-91


6, Tape II)

1. Green Peace (not FH coverage) 9-10-91

2. Same, 9-11-91

3. Green Peace, F.H. visit, 9-12-91

4. Green Peace Inquiry, Ch. 5, 9-14-91

4 News/Press Conferences, News Coverage & Media Appearances (Press

Conference), 5 July 1988

5 News/Press Conferences, News Coverage & Media Appearances (Prime

Time) January, 1988

6 News/Press Conferences, News Coverage & Media Appearances (Press

Conference, Camera One), 5 July 1988


(“Public Announcement” Paul J. Schierl Fort Howard Corp.), 10 May

1989


(Business World ABC-TV), 9 September 1990


(WBAY-TV 6 & 10 p.m. news), 2 January 1991


(“America Close-up” NBC Nightly News), 12 January 1995


(Dedication-Bldg. #132), n.d.


(WBAY-TV Noon Show), 6 July 1994


(Bloomberg Financial Market Commodities News, Kathleen Hempel) 15

December 1995


(Bloomberg Financial Market Commodities News, Kathleen Hempel) 29

October 1996


(Foundation in the News), n.d.


(Wisconsin Paper Council, Public Affairs), June 1997

17 News/Press Conferences, News Coverage & Media Appearances (“Fort

Howard Paper” Channel 5 News Report) n.d.

18 Products (VISTA Dispensers), n.d.

19 Products (Trim & Win: Making it easier to do business), n.d.


20 Products (Envision), n.d.

21 Products (Fort Howard Corporation “Envision”), n.d.

22 Products (Envision, Canada) n.d.

23 Products (Envision: Accepting the Challenge), n.d.

24 Products (“Smart Kids”, Kool Aid), 29 April 1991

25 Products (Got a Bright Idea? Intro to the New Product Ideas Program),

n.d.

26 Products (1996 Marketing Presentation), 17 October 1996

27 Products (Principles of Yankee Coatings and Softness in Paper), n.d.

28 Products (Setting the Standard), n.d.

29 Products (Mardi Gras Commercials), early 1990s

30 Products (Ready Set Adapt, 5 Quick & Easy Steps to Adapt Dispensers),

n.d.

31 Products (“Introducing Preference Ultra”), 1995

159 1 Products (“The Fort Howard Difference” Commercial Products, Sanitary

Version), n.d.

2 Products (Dine-A-Wipe Plus Wipers), June 1989

3 Products (Raley’s Go for the Gold, Mardi Gras Paper Towels), 1992

4 Products (Hygienic Solutions “It’s a Germ’s World”), n.d.

5 Products (Sweetheart Products Group “Synergy”), n.d.

6 Products (“Consumer Products Overview”), 25 March 1988

7 Employee Training (Fort Howard Code of Conduct), August 1993

8 Employee Training (Quality from Within), n.d.

9 Employee Training (Fort Care Dental Wellness Center), n.d.

10 Employee Training (How to Empty Roura Hoppers), 1996

11 Employee Training (Scribe Lines on Flex-Press Fiberglass Sleeve), n.d.

12 Employee Training (The Big Time Saver), n.d.

13 Employee Training (Mega-Pallets), n.d.

14 Employee Training (Napkin Megapallet), n.d.

15 Employee Training (Napkin Megapallet), n.d.

16 Employee Training (Drivers Shift Checklist), n.d.

17 Employee Training (Lockout & Tag Out in the Machine Shop), 6 April

1995

18 Employee Training (DNT Training), 28 March 1995

19 Employee Training (Seat Belt Adjustment), 1995

20 Employee Training (John Deere Consolidated Industrial Safety), 1995

21 Employee Training (John Deere D-Series Backhoe Loader, CAT G-

Series Motor Grader Operation Tips, Hazards of Hurry), 1995

22 Employee Training (Driver’s Shift Checklist), 1995

23 Employee Training (CIMIC Employees Operating Rewinder System),

1995

24 Employee Training (How to Properly Use the Ergonomically Designed

Gas Tank on Lift-Trucks), 1995

25 Employee Training (Stanley Knives), late 1990s


26 Employee Training (Imaging Training for Shipping Dept.), 1995

27 Employee Training (Drott Carrydeck Crane), 7 March 1996

28 Employee Training (Lift Trucks-Keys to Preventive Maintenance), n.d.

29 Employee Training (Lift Trucks-Keys to Preventative Maintenance), n.d.

30 Employee Training (Mega Pallets), n.d.

160 1 Employee Training (Lift Trucks-Springfield), n.d.

2 Employee Training (Tank Change A-Roll), n.d.

3 Employee Training (Ergonomic-Printed Napkin), n.d.

4 Employee Training (Roura Hoppers-A Roll), n.d.

5 Employee Training (Cable Insert for Drott Crane), n.d.

6 Employee Training (Broke Reduction “Go for Broke”), 1993

7 Employee Training (Motor Carrier Safety Compliance, 1974

8 Employee Training (Pumps) 1996

9 Employee Training (Pumps) 10 October 1996

10 Employee Training (Damage Free)

11 Employee Training (Damage Free” Case Handling, Lift Trucks &

Attachments), n.d.

12 Employee Training (Perforations), n.d.

13 Employee Training (Perforations), n.d.

14 Employee Training (“Going From Rags to Riches) 10 October 1988

15 Employee Training (Ads/Promos) 28 May 1992

16 Employee Training (Process Safety Management), 1996

17 Employee Training (Steps in Changing Shear & Perf Knives), n.d.

18 Employee Training (3330 Carrydeck Crane), n.d.

19 Employee Training (Loader Training), n.d.

20 Employee Training (Customer Service), n.d.

21 Employee Training (Paul Schierl Speaking to Customer Service), n.d.

22 Employee Training (“Turn Tabletops into Top Sellers”), early 1990s

23 Employee Training (Video Tour of Shipping), n.d.

24 Employee Training (“Complete & On Time” Shipping Video), n.d.

25 Employee Training (Shipping, Loading), February 1991

26 Employee Training (Shipping), 29 May 1990

27 Employee Training (“Welcome to Shipping”), n.d.

28 Employee Training (Ergonomic Study on Post Box Gluer), 26 April

1995

29 Employee Training (Water, Chemicals & the Power Plant, Tape 1),

September 1997

30 Employee Training (Joseph Moesch from Vamet discusses Shear

Slitters), 23 September 1996

31 Employee Training (Loader Training Program), n.d.

32 Employee Training (“Merger Training Seminar”), 1997

33 Employee Training (Flex Safety), 17 September 1997

161 1 Employee (“Message to Employees” Paul J. Schierl), 11 May 1989

2 Employee (Employee Appreciation Day), 24 October 1992


3 Employee (Autumn Challenge), 1995

4 Employee (Autumn Challenge), n.d.

5 Employee (Christmas in July), 1995

6 Employee (Christmas in April-May), 1996

7 Machinery (#9 Rebuild), 24 July 1997

8 Machinery (60 Series Hudson Sharpe) 1995

9 Machinery (Hudson Sharp), 1995

10 Machinery (Foam Extrusion) 1988

11 Machinery (Foam Extrusion, Springfield), 1988

12 Machinery (Robots), late 1980s

13 Machinery (High Speed PCM Tub Former), n.d.

14 Machinery (Deliverance: the 15 Yankee Installation Story”), n.d.

15 Machinery (Post Gluer II), 27 January 1989

16 Machinery (Hayssen Ultra Flow), late 1980s

17 Machinery (Hobema & Bretting Machines), late 1980s

18 Productions (“Paper Industry USA: 300 Years of Progress, 1690-1990”

), March 1990

19 Productions (“Paper and People: Wisconsin’s Productive Partnership),

n.d.

20 Productions (John Hopkins Health Report), August 1995

21 Productions (St. Joseph Grade School, 3rd

Grade, Paper Making/Waste

Management, Demonstrations & Tour),4 & 5 November 1992

22 Productions (Fort Howard Paper Investor Video), n.d.

23 Productions (Fort Howard Mill Tour), 1994

24 Productions (Papermaking Demonstration for the Green Bay Children’s

Museum), n.d.

25 Productions (“Up with People” TV Coverage composite), June & July

1994

26 Productions (“Up with People” World in Motion), 1993

27 Productions (Fort Howard Corporate Video, Spanish Version), 1996

28 Productions (Fort Howard Corporate Video), 1996

29 Productions (Fort Howard), n.d.

30 Productions (“Partners in Success”), n.d.

31 Productions (Paper Show 1987,Generation II, Circle of Excellence,

Selling the Building Mkt., Let’s Catch Flies Sanitarily), 1987

162 1 Productions (“A Very Special Commitment”), n.d.

2 Productions (Produced Piece Bites, B-Roll), 21 March 1990

3 Productions (Generation II), n.d.

4 Productions (Mill Tour), late 1990s

5 Productions (WBAY-TV, Up with People), July 1994

6 Productions (Setting the Standard), late 1980s

7 Productions (“More is Less, Episode #1), late 1980s

8 Productions (Closing the Loop), late 1980s

9 Productions (Total Quality Survey Introduction with Mike Riodrdan),


n.d.

10 Productions (Open House Shipping), 1992

11 Productions (Chuck Wilson Testimonial Subcommittee on

Transportation & Hazardous Materials, for the Resource Conservation &

Recovery Act), n.d.

12 Productions (Helicopter Drop), early 1980s

13 Productions (West Mason Inc.), 1991

14 Productions (West Mason Inc.-A Roll), 1991

15 Productions (West Mason Inc.-B Roll), 1991

16 Productions (“China Project Lock/out Tag/out and CIMIC Operation),

1996

17 Productions (China Project),1996

18 Productions (“The China Project), 1996

19 Productions (QAD Open House, China Project), 1996

20 Fort Howard/James River Merger (Excerpts from dialogue between

Miles Marsh and Fort Howard Managers), 16 May 1997

21 Fort Howard/James River Merger (Interview with Miles Marsh and

Michael Riordan), 8 May 1997

22 Fort Howard/James River Merger (Mike Riordan on Fort James), 1997

23 Fort Howard/James River Merger (Media Highlights), 5&6 May 1997

24 Fort Howard/James River Merger (News Coverage Fort James Merger),

5&6 May 1997

25 Fort Howard/James River Merger (“James River Corp. Paper Deal”

Network & Cable Coverage), 5 May 1997

26 Fort Howard/James River Merger (Fort Howard Meeting Miles Marsh

visit), 16 May 1997

27 Fort Howard/James River Merger (Mike Riordan & Miles Marsh

Combined), 21 May 1997

28 Fort Howard/James River Merger (Merger Information Meeting), 22

May 1997

29 Fort Howard/James River Merger (Fort James Corporate Video), August

1997

30 Fort Howard/ James River Merger (Fort James), 6 October 1997

31 Fort Howard/James River Merger (Launch Day Employee Introduction

with Fort James Corporate Video) 1997

32 Fort Howard/James River Merger (TV Coverage), 1997

Fort James

163 1 Products (NuRoll Touchless Towel Dispensing Made Easy), n.d.

2 Products (Dan McCarty Introduction DIXIE), 15 June 1998

3 Products (JRT Paper Dispenser), 1998

4 Products (Micro-Twin Vista), June 1998

5 Products (Compact Video), 19 June 1998

6 Employee Training (Pulp Processing), 1999

7 Employee Training (Pulp Processing Training), 1999


8 Employee Training (Introduction to Pulp Processing), March 1999

9 Employee Training (Ergo-#8 Paper Machine) 11 March 1998

10 Employee Training (Loader Training) late 1990s

11 Employee Training (Loader Training A Roll), late 1990s

12 Employee Training (Mark Aerial Lift Training), late 1990s

13 Employee Training (Cyklop Tape Machine) 9 February 1999

14 Employee Training (Mark-Lift) 10 June 1997

15 Employee Training (Pulp Processing, Tape 2), late 1990s

16 Employee Training (Pulp Processing Tape 3 Plus Intro), late 1990s

17 Employee Training (Ergonomic Study in the Alpha Department), n.d.

18 Employee Training (#9 Paper Machine Rebuild), 1997

19 Employee Training (“Keepsafe”) 17 September 1999

20 Employee Training (Quality in Differentiated & Controlled Toweling),

21 April 1999

21 Employee Training (Napkin Machines #141 & #142), 27 July 1999

22 Employee (United Way), 1998

23 Employee (Quarter Century Banquet) 6 December 1998


25 Productions (Miles Marsh State of the Business Interview), 12 February

1999

26 Productions (Miles Marsh Presentation: Fort James Mission, Values,

Operating Principles and Overarching Strategies), 16 February 1998

27 Productions (How Fort James Makes Paper) n.d.

28 Productions (Miles Marsh 1998 Worldwide Management Meeting) 26

February 1998

29 Productions (Mike Riordan 1998 Worldwide Management Meeting) 26

February 1998

30 Productions (Fort James Mill Tour), early 2000s

164 1 Productions (Wastepaper Recycling) 15 October 1997

2 Productions (Halftime Show-Fort James) 13 October 1997

3 Video Newsletter (Fort James Insight), 7 November 1997

4 Video Newsletter (FortJames.com), March 1998

5 Video Newsletter (FortJames.com), 28 October 1998

6 Video Newsletter (FortJames.com), 1 May 1999

7 Video Newsletter (FortJames.com), 10 September 1999

8 Video Newsletter (FortJames.com), 20 August 1999

9 Video Newsletter (FJTV Video News Magazine Volume 1), 12 June

2000

10 Video Newsletter (Fort James Business Update), 10 November 1999

11 Fort James/Georgia Pacific Merger (Fort James Intro Broadcast), 5 April

2001

12 Fort James/Georgia Pacific Merger (Fort James Welcome Broadcast),

2001

Georgia Pacific


13 News/Press Conferences, News Coverage & Media Appearances (NBC

Dateline “Dirty Dancing”), 13 March 2005


(Government Affairs “Chronicle on Cancer Valley), 28 January 1992

15 News/Press Conferences, News Coverage & Media Appearances (Sixty

Years of Growth, 1986-1987 Investors’ Review), 1988

16 Employee Training (#9 Paper Machine Training, Tape#1), 13 July 2004

17 Employee Training (#9 Paper Machine Training, Tape #2), 13 July 2004










27 Employee Training (Maintenance General Duty Presentation with Kevin

Dickey), 13 December 2002

28 Employee Training (Paper Machine Safety), 7 March 2001

29 Employee Training (Trade Show Booth Assembly), early 2000s

30 Employee Training (Maritime Security Act), early 2000s

31 Employee Training (Engineering), 2001

32 Employee Training (ISO), early 2000s

Georgia Pacific

165 1 Employee Training (Engineering), 2001

2 Employee Training (Engineering Composite), 24 September 2003

3 Employee Training (Uniting for the Future), 27 October 2003

4 Employee (United Way-Russ McCollister & Kelly Wolff), 2000

5 Employee (United Way-Russ McCollister), 2001



8 Employee (WBAY News Clips of United Way Community Run), n.d.

9 Employee (Jeff Alexander for Christmas in May), 29 August 2001

10 Employee (Rebuild Together with Jeff Alexander), 2004

11 Employee (Christmas in May Camera Master 1), 2001

12 Employee (Christmas in May Camera Master 2), 2001

13 Employee (Autumn Challenge), 2001

14 Employee (“Northern Celebrates 100 Years), March 2001

15 Employee (Gainsharing United West & East Archives), 2002

16 Employee (Engineer Interviews), 25 October 2002

17 Products (“What is Your Best Case Scenario?), 2004

18 Products (enMotion), 2002

19 Products (Brawny Paper Towels, Cranky Husband Commercial), early


2000s

20 Products (Hand Washing: Critical Findings for the Health Care

Industry), early 2000s

21 Products (Healthy Solutions with Barry Michaels), early 2000s

22 Products (System 3000 Play to Win), early 2000s

23 Products (Step into the World of Papermaking), early 2000s

24 Out of State Mills (Muskogee-Poly Plant), 1976

25 Out of State Mills (“Poly-plant Operations-Muskogee OK), 1976

26 Out of State Mills (Fort Howard Paper Co., Northeaster State

University), n.d.

27 Out of State Mills (Muskogee Shoot), 20&21 October 1994

28 Out of State Mills (Port Hudson Mill-“Spares Presentation with Scott

Prejean), 1 May 2002

29 Out of State Mills (Fort Howard –Owings Mills), 22 October 1987

30 Out of State Mills (Savannah River Mill-Fire Bldg 26), 8 December

1996

31 Out of State Mills (Savannah Rolls 2-3), 1980s

32 Out of State Mills (Fort James Corp.-Naheola Mill Birthday

Celebration), 13 August 1997

James River

166 1 Secondary Treatment Project, 30 April 1991

2 James River Corporation, 1996 Annual Meeting of Shareholderss, 25

April 1996

3 Carter Ryley Thomas “Inside James River”, 21 July 1997

4 The Towel and Tissue Quality and Productivity Way of Life, 1988

5 James River Corporation Fiscal 1988 Towel and Tissue Review, 1988

6 What Does the Customer Want?, 1989

7 16 Minutes/Maratuff, 1988

8 James River Corporation 1987 Annual Meeting, August 1987

9 James River Corporation Camas Mill “People-Products-Progress”, 14

June 1996

167 1 Products (James River Washroom Systems), 9 October 1995

2 Products (James River Washroom Systems, High Capacity You

Control), 1995

3 Products (Family Design Dispensers),1996

4 Products (Centerpull Towel System), 1996

5 Products (Compact Coreless Tissue), 1994

6 Products (Introduction to Quickstock & How to Handle Quickstock),

1987

7

Products (Big Fold, The Solution Unfolds), 1996

8 Products (You Better Think), 1998

9 Products (Specialty Girl), 1986

10 Products (Retrofitting the New Gojo Dispenser), n.d.


11 Products (The James River Line*aka ISSA),1987

12 Products (Clothmaster and Shopmaster Wiper Demo), 1988

BETACAM TAPES

144 1-2 Original EPA Award, 15 May 1991

Harmon, 9 July 1992

3 Testimony, Charles Wilson, Tape 2, 19 June 1991

4 Brad Zenko Construction Cutaway Material, Tape 2, 6 November 1992

5 Wisconsin Manufacturer of the Year Awards Banquet,

18 February 1993

6&7 Autumn Challenge at Bay Beach #1 of 2, 23 September 1995

8 Fort Howard Corporate Video, May 1996

9 Chamber After Hours Event & Mill Tour, 19 June 1996

10 Don Johnson-Wastepaper Procurement, 6 February 1996

11 “Fort Howard and James River: A Winning Combination” (interviews

with James River CEO Miles Marsh and Fort Howard CEO Michael

Riordan), 8 May 1997

145 1 Stock Footage (consumer, paper machine, converting, recycling, etc.),

14 July 1997

2 Launch Day Employee Introduction with Fort James Corporate Video,

August 1997

3 Fort James Corporate video, August 1997

4 Mike Riordan on Fort James, n.d

5 Fort Howard Report, Second Quarter, 1997

6 “Total Quality” Safety Master, n.d.

7 Fort Howard Corporation, Miscellaneous Mill Exteriors, n.d.

8 “Going From Rags to Riches”, n.d.

9 Fort Howard Employee Appreciation Day, n.d.

146 1 PO – 07 Green Bay WI Reel 18, October 1987, Reel 1

2 PO – 09 Green Bay WI 8 October 1987, Reel 3,

3 PO – 11 Green Bay WI Reel 8, October 1987, Reel #5

4 P7-12, Green Bay WI, 9 October 1987

5 P11-#18 Green Bay WI, 10 October 1987

6 P12-#19, Green Bay WI, 10 October, 1987

7 PL01-#22, Muskogee OK, 12 October 1987




11 PL06-#27, Muskogee OK 13 October 1987

147 1 PL07-#28 Muskogee OK 13 October 1987

2 PL08-#29 Muskogee OK 13 October 1987

3 Muskogee- #13 PM Production Record ISO, February 1996

4 Fort Howard-Savannah Roll #2, n.d.





8 Fort Sterling LTD

148 1 Fort Howard Open House Field Tape #1, 31 October 1992

2 Fort Howard Open House Field Tape #2 31 October 1992

3 Fort Howard Open House Field Tape #3 31 October 1992

4&5 Fort Howard, Rincon, Broke Reduction, United Way, 28 July 1993

149 1 “Public Announcement,” Paul J. Schierl, 11 May 1989

2 Vice President Quayle at Fort Howard, 23 October 1989

3 Free Enterprise Award, Don DeMeuse, 1996

150 1 A Bill Signing

2 CWAC Forum FRC (Fort Howard Boiler Project)

3 Mardi Gras 8 Spot Assembly, May 1979 **This film format requires use

in Fairchild Seventy & Galaxy Series Endless Loop & Cart-Reel

Projections**

151 1 Savannah GA Trucks Coming & Going 5 May 1993

2 Savannah GA Plant School Tour, 5 May 1993

3 Savannah GA mill, 3 March 1993

4 Savannah GA Plant School Tour Hazmat Training, 5 May 1993

5 Savannah GA Plant #1 B roll Front gate, building, conveyers, cases, bath

tissue product, 20 July 1995

6 Savannah GA Plant #2 , 20 July 1995

AUDIOCASSETTES

152 1 Fort Howard Paper, 27 March 1986

2 “Public Announcement” Paul J. Schierl, 11 May 1989

3 Fort Howard Corp., 27 April 1995

4 Fort Howard Quarterly Financial Conference, 27 July 1995

5 Fort Howard, 26 October 1995

6 Fort Howard Quarterly Conference, 24 October 1996

7 Fort Howard Teleconference, Mike Riordan, 24 July 1997

8 “Step Up – We Mean Business”, n.d.

9 Logo Module, n.d

10 “Sunshine/Stepping Up”, n.d.

11 Fort Howard “Simply the Best”, n.d.

12 Fort Howard Paper Co./Muskogee Radio Campaign II, n.d.

VIDEOCASSETTES (8MM)

13 Fort Howard Paper/Sweetheart “Synergy”, 1995

14 Vendor Fair/Muskogee, June 1993

15 Going From Rags To Riches

FILM

Box Case # Item

153 35 mm film

1 “Homecoming” n.d.

2 “Fort Howard Paper Company Mill Tour” 4 December 1987

3 Maryland Cup “Generation II” n.d.


4 Fort Howard Corporation “The Preference Collection”

4 December 1987

154 1 Mardi Gras 2-35mm tapes, 1978

2 Mardi Gras & Ice Cream 3-35 mm tapes, 1978

3 Mardi Gras & Ice Cream 1-35mm & 2-16mm tapes, 1979

155 1 “A Special Commitment”, n.d.

2 Untitled, n.d.

3 Fort Howard/Sweetheart “Synergy”, 1995

ARTIFACTS

Box Item # Item

168 Cap, beige with embroidered Fort Howard logo, ca. 1990s?

169 Fort Howard Corporation, Corporate Seal embosser, n.d. [ca. 1990s? prior

seal says “Fort Howard Paper Company” and was used at least through

1950. The first reference I can find to Fort Howard as Corporation vs.

Paper Company is 1995 – although the box and instructions look more like

1960s-1970s]

Notepaper holder, wooden, with Fort Howard logo, ca. 1990s

2 pens with Fort Howard logo on caps, ca. 1990s

“Papermaker” belt buckle, ca. 1978

170 Silver bowl, Paul Revere reproduction, ca.1980s-1990s

170A Key Club key and charm on a chain, 1/20 – 12 KT gold filled, n.d.

25-Year lapel pin, n.d.

170B Pencils, Fort Howard Corp. “Practice Fire Safety Every Day,” ca. 1990s

171 Hard hat, ca. 1960s-1970s

172 Georgia Pacific Chairman’s Award, North American Retail Tissue,

Business of the Year, 2004

Fort Howard Circle of Excellence plaque, n.d. [ca. 1980s?]

Fort Howard Circle of Excellence medallions, n.d. [ca. 1980s?]

173 Georgia Pacific Vice President’s Service Award, presented to Green Bay

West Operations, August 2005

Georgia Pacific Chairman’s Award, Business of the Year, Retail Tissue,

2002

Georgia Pacific Chairman’s Award, Most Improved OSHA Incidence

Rate, Retail & Commercial Tissue, 2002

174 Paper Industry Hall of Fame Award to Austin E. Cofrin, 1996

175 King James version Holy Bible, stamped with Fort Howard Paper

Company stamp, n.d.

176

Georgia Pacific Football with Brawny, Quilted Northern, Sparkle and

Angel Soft logos, Autographed by Mike[Burandt?],

David A. [Spraley?], and Pete [Perreck], ca. 2000-2007

177 NWTC Educational Foundation Appreciation Plaque to Georgia Pacific for

“A Day for NWTC,”2009


Fort Howard Outstanding Sales Achievement Plaque, n.d.

178 Portfolio with Fort Howard Logo, for 1987 National Sales Meeting3-ring

binder with Fort Howard Paper Co. logo, n.d. [1970s?] 2 cardstock 3-tab

report covers, Fort Howard Paper Co. logo, n.d. [ca. 1970s-1980s?]

179 Briefcase, Fort Howard logo, with luggage tag belonging to Gene Rohde,

ca. 1980s

180 Paper Towel commercial dispenser, metal, Fort Howard logo, with 1 cent

coin-op unit attached, n.d.

180A 2 plastic cups for Fort Howard blood donors, Fort Howard and American

Red Cross logos, “I’m a Buddy for Life,” n.d. [ca. 1990s?]

180B Toilet Paper commercial dispenser, n.d. [ca. 1990s?]

Napkin holder, commercial, n.d.

180C 2 metal paper towel roll holders, n.d.

181 Metal Etching: Aerial View of Fort Howard Co. n.d.

182 Fort Howard Athletic Club scrapbook containing news clippings,

basketball programs and scores, 1929-1930

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