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SAM WALTON TANGTHU TOM ( March 29, 1918-April 5, 1992)

Suahna: Kingfisher, OK khua ah March 29, 1918 ni in suak hi.

Tenna khuate: Nuntakna haksatna hangin Oklahoma, Florida, Missouri, Iowa, Utah, Arkansas, State guk bang ah na kituah kawikawi uh hi.

Pilna leh nasep: 8th grade Shelbina, MO ah a sin laitak in Eagle Scout pahtawina (bangkim ah siampen) ngah a, hih pahtawina a ngah ama hunciang ah a naupang pen pen in kiciamteh hi. A nuntakna uh haksalua ahih man in Columbia MO ah kituah leuleu uh a, tua mun ah a sangkah kawmkawm in bawngnawi suk in, amahmah in zuak hi. A sawt lo in Newspapers zuak kisin leuleu in, magazine te zuak kawikawi in tua bang tawh a sangkahna ding leh a innkuan nuntakna ding uh a hanciam mahmah khat ahi hi. Bangkim a sem thei/nuam cih a sangah pahtawina kipia hi.


High School a man khit ciangin University of Missouri ah College kah a, hih hunsungin zong nasep nam- kim sem veve hi ( hotel ah kuangsawp, anpia, anhuan, etc). 1940 kum in BA (Economic tawh man a, tua pan in J.C. Penney ah management tentan pia in Des Moines, Iowa ah kha 18 sung sem a, kha khat $17 thalawh hi. Tua pan in galpi nihna sung galkap lut hi. A kha sum ngah zahzah khol sitset in, captain ciang tung hi. 1945 kum in galkap tawp in kum 26 phapan hi. Galkap a lutsungin a sumkhol $5000 behlap in kumpi tungah $ 20,000 leitawi in, sik namkim zuakna sai Ben Franklin store hong lei in kum 17 siknam bek zuak hi. 1962 kumciangin, van kiman zuakna ci in ama min atap sak Walmart cih sai khat July 2, 1962 kum Rogers, Arkansas khuaneu khat pan pankhia a, siknam bek hinawnlo in, van nam

namkim zuakna hong pankhia hi. Kumpi theihpihna (incorporated) 1969 kum in ngahta hi.

A lawhcinna: 1945 a kipatkum in $5,000+20,00=$25,000 tawh hi a, hih kumbei in a $105,000 met hi ($1.38 million 2015 tawh kikim). 1946 kumciangin $175,000 man met to hi. Kum nga sungin $250, 000 bang kholthei ta hi. Hih store mun pen neu luata ahih manin a mundang ah suan hi, tu in museum in kizang hi. 1969 pan 1981 kum ciang pen a logo WAL-MART pen font style 1981 pan 1992 kum in laih hi. 1992 pan in hyphen zang nawnlo in aksi Wal Mart ki zang hi. 1973 kum in Tennessee state ah kipan theita hi.

Walmart International: January 2014 report ah, Gam 26, mun 6,337, nasem 800,000 US kihello ahi hi. Worldwide nasem bekbek pen 2.2 million pha hi.

2010 kum sung bekbek in $100 billions van kizuak khia hi hih pen 24.7 percent's bek hilai hi.

Warehouse pan Sam’s Club: 1991 kum in Warehouse neite in zuak uh a, Sam Walton in lei hi. Warhouse pan in Sam’s Club min tawh laih a, Sam Walton min pua mah ahi hi. Walmart behlapna ahi hi.

Khangthumna: Sam Walton pan in a khangthumna ciang dong ah amau innkuan neihsa (owner) mart ahi hi. Bawngnawi suk leh kuangsawp nuntakna pan in a neih zah khempeuh Dollar $5,000 tawh a kipat pen 1982 pan 1988 ciang US mihaupen minphatna ngah in, Sam Walton sihkum 1992 pan Bilgate in amasa pen mihau pen cih hong ngah hi. Ih sepna khat peuhah citak in, ih innkuan, ih pawlpi adingin citak in Pasian tungtah thuman leng Pasian in hong laamsang theilua hi.

Source: Zion Tangko Hawm 6 Na, Zomi Pentecostal Church, Nashville TN USA
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