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1. 2022.36.3 - Card, Business

   Card, business, 3 1/2" w x 2" l, paper, cream color, Front- printed in black, "Hugo Rudlinger, Phone Bartlett 2021, Hugo's Tavern, Across from C. M. & St. P. Station, Bartlett, ILL," in red in center- illustration of woman holding drink. According to the 1930 census, Hugo Rudlinger (1891-1939) was living on Lake Street and was a proprietor of a lunch room. In 1933, he began operating Hugo's Tavern once located at the southeast corner of Railro...

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2. A05-46-1 - Painting

   Painting, acrylic, canvas stretched on wooden frame- Front- facade of two-story structure, with stone foundation, windows across all floors, in white paint on window's "Hugo's, Dinner Lunches", black water tower in background on left, two tears in canvas.signed, lower right, "D. E. Olsen" Once located at 121 W. Railroad Avenue, this two-story structure, with a basement, was built shortly after Bartlett's 1873 establishment. Many businesses cal...

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3. P75-1-5 - Print, Photographic

   Print, Photographic, frame- 9 1/4" w x 7 1/4" h, image- 7" w x 5" h, black & white, Front- Man with kittens in kitchen, cabinets and soup in background, back- Bartlett Historical Society stamp, "3/18/75, by Chester Marxen Family." in pencil- "Mr. Bull" (this is incorrect, not Mr. Bull) Perhaps Hugo Rudlinger (1890-1939), pictured here, used natural means to control unwanted pests in his Hugo's Tavern's kitchen such as these adorable kittens. T...

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