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'''Domino's Pizza''' is a national pizza chain.  It arrived in Madison perhaps in the late 1990s.
'''Domino's Pizza''' is a national pizza chain, originally from Michigan.  It arrived in Madison perhaps in the early/mid 1980s. Its first Madison store was hiring in September 1983 at [[525 University Avenue|525 University Ave.]]<ref name="wsj-1983-09-19-p28">(1983, September 19). Classified advertisement, Domino's Pizza, 525 University Ave. ''Wisconsin State Journal''. p. 28. Cited on an earlier version of this wiki; not re-read.</ref> The chain left Madison in 1994 and came back in 1998<ref name="wsj-1994-11-18-p23">(1994, November 18). Domino's at 2631 University Ave. has closed; phone disconnected. ''Wisconsin State Journal''. p. 23. Newspapers.com image [https://www.newspapers.com/image/406431558/ 406431558].</ref><ref name="wsj-1998-04-29-p26">(1998, April 29). Help-wanted advertisement: Domino's Pizza "now opening on the SW side of Madison", 703 S. Gammon Rd. ''Wisconsin State Journal''. p. 26. Newspapers.com image [https://www.newspapers.com/image/404524068/ 404524068].</ref>.
 
==History==
* September 1983: the first store, 525 University Ave., is hiring<ref name="wsj-1983-09-19-p28" />. Six more followed by 1986.
* October 1984: the State Journal's dining guide lists only the University Avenue store: "Delivery within 30 minutes or it's free. Party discounts available", open from 11 a.m. to 2 a.m. (3 a.m. Fridays and Saturdays)<ref name="wsj-1984-10-07-p256">(1984, October 7). "Madison Area Dining Guide, Fall 1984." ''Wisconsin State Journal''. p. 256. Newspapers.com image [https://www.newspapers.com/image/402306022/ 402306022].</ref>. (A 1985 Capital Times story said Domino's had opened its first Madison restaurant in 1982<ref name="ct-1985-06-22-p15">(1985, June 22). "Mama Mia! Madison's pizza craving is monstrous / A tale of two pizzas — upscale and other." ''The Capital Times''. p. 15. Newspapers.com image [https://www.newspapers.com/image/519961465/ 519961465].</ref>.)
* May 1985: five stores, at 525, 2631 and 6234 University Ave. (Middleton), 5268 Williamsburg Way and 4602 E. Monona Dr., with 2815 E. Washington Ave. "opening soon"<ref name="wsj-1985-05-19-p45">(1985, May 19). Domino's Pizza help-wanted listing its stores: 525, 2631 and 6236 University Ave., 5268 Williamsburg, 4602 E. Monona Dr.; 'Opening soon: 2815 E. Washington'. ''Wisconsin State Journal''. p. 45. Newspapers.com image [https://www.newspapers.com/image/401418157/ 401418157].</ref>. Since "Domino's burst onto the scene with two University Avenue stores", Pizza Pit's share of home delivery had fallen from 67 percent to about 60, its marketing director said<ref name="ct-1985-06-22-p14">Egerton, B. (1985, June 22). "Madison has right stuff for making — and eating! — pizza." ''The Capital Times''. p. 14. Newspapers.com image [https://www.newspapers.com/image/519961462/ 519961462].</ref>. In the Capital Times' June 1985 "Cheese-off" Domino's crust was "rated the freshest" of three chains<ref name="ct-1985-06-22-p15" />.
* October 1985 and 1986: six stores; "12" and 16" pizza delivered in 30 minutes or less, or your order is free"<ref name="wsj-1985-10-06-p128">(1985, October 6). "Madison Area Dining Guide, Fall 1985." ''Wisconsin State Journal''. p. 128. Newspapers.com image [https://www.newspapers.com/image/401397157/ 401397157].</ref><ref name="wsj-1986-10-05-p163">(1986, October 5). "Madison Area Dining Guide, Fall 1986." ''Wisconsin State Journal''. p. 163. Newspapers.com image [https://www.newspapers.com/image/405302387/ 405302387].</ref>.
* October 1987: "9 Madison-area locations"<ref name="wsj-1987-10-04-p251">(1987, October 4). "Madison Area Dining Guide, Fall 1987." ''Wisconsin State Journal''. p. 251. Newspapers.com image [https://www.newspapers.com/image/402545332/ 402545332].</ref>.
* November 1989: the Noid rides in a classic car in Madison's holiday parade<ref name="ct-1989-11-11-p38">(1989, November 11). Holiday parade lineup: 'The Noid from Domino's Pizza in a classic car' and 'Rocky Rococo character in white limousine'. ''The Capital Times''. p. 38. Newspapers.com image [https://www.newspapers.com/image/520005426/ 520005426].</ref>.
* August 1986: Domino's has seven Madison outlets and is losing about $35,000 a month here. It is third in the market with about 8 percent, behind [[Pizza Pit]] (10 outlets, about 28 percent) and [[Rocky Rococo]] (10 outlets, 18–19 percent). Founder Tom Monaghan comes to Madison for a pep rally<ref name="ct-1986-08-06-p10">Gaskill, W. (1986, August 6). "Domino's exec says No. 3 doesn't cut it." ''The Capital Times''. p. 10. Newspapers.com image [https://www.newspapers.com/image/521443245/ 521443245].</ref>.
* Early 1992: the company takes its Madison stores back from the franchisees. It had had five locations, on the east and west sides and in Middleton, and three franchisees in nine years<ref name="ct-1993-01-14-p31">(1993, January 14). "Last Domino's gets new owner." ''The Capital Times''. p. 31. Newspapers.com image [https://www.newspapers.com/image/521273773/ 521273773].</ref>.
* Late 1992: four stores close<ref name="ct-1993-01-14-p31" />.
* January 1993: the last store, [[2631 University Avenue|2631 University Ave.]], is franchised to a corporate employee<ref name="ct-1993-01-14-p31" /><ref name="wsj-1993-01-15-p7D">Gribble, R. A. (1993, January 15). "Restaurants undergoing changes." ''Wisconsin State Journal''. p. 7D. Newspapers.com image [https://www.newspapers.com/image/406373730/ 406373730]. Cited on an earlier version of this wiki; not re-read.</ref>.
* November 1994: the 2631 University Ave. store has closed and its phone is disconnected. (The 1995 Yellow Pages, compiled earlier, still listed it at 233-0099<ref name="yp-1995-p636">(1995). Ameritech PagesPlus Yellow Pages, Madison, 1995 edition, 'Pizza' classification, p. 636: alphabetical listings Alley Oops (13 Atlas Ct.), Angelo's Pizzaria (5801 Monona Dr.), Buck's Pizza ('Pizza Is Our Only Product Since…. ''Madison telephone directory''. p. 636.</ref>.) Domino's is gone from Madison<ref name="wsj-1994-11-18-p23" />. (A 1996 story puts the closing in November 1995<ref name="wsj-1996-07-30-p16">Hawkins, L. (1996, July 30). "Little Caesar's closes." ''Wisconsin State Journal''. p. 16. Newspapers.com image [https://www.newspapers.com/image/398441433/ 398441433].</ref>.)
* February 1997: "Just two years ago national giants Little Caesar's and Domino's had nearly 20 Madison and area locations between them", wrote Samara Kalk; now neither had a store here, apart from a [[Little Caesar’s|Little Caesar's]] pizza station in a Kmart<ref name="ct-1997-02-08-p40">Kalk, S. (1997, February 8). "Papa John's finds niche." ''The Capital Times''. p. 40. Newspapers.com image [https://www.newspapers.com/image/519930305/ 519930305].</ref>.
* April 1998: Domino's is "now opening on the SW side of Madison" at 703 S. Gammon Rd., next door to Hollywood Video<ref name="wsj-1998-04-29-p26" />. It is listed there in the October 1998 dining directory<ref name="ct-1998-10-29-p113">(1998, October 29). "Pizzerias." ''The Capital Times''. p. 113. Newspapers.com image [https://www.newspapers.com/image/522544146/ 522544146].</ref> and still hiring there in February 1999<ref name="ct-1999-02-17-p24">(1999, February 17). Help-wanted advertisement, Domino's Pizza, 703 S. Gammon Rd. ''The Capital Times''. p. 24. Newspapers.com image [https://www.newspapers.com/image/522565685/ 522565685].</ref>.
* August 1999: Domino's, which "once left Madison", is back with two outlets<ref name="ct-1999-08-06-p2">Richgels, J. (1999, August 6). "Pizza Pit owner: We'll keep rolling." ''The Capital Times''. p. 2. Newspapers.com image [https://www.newspapers.com/image/522655647/ 522655647].</ref>.
* May 29, 2000: workers leaving the 703 S. Gammon Rd. store at 2:15 a.m. are robbed by a man with a handgun<ref name="wsj-2000-05-30-p2">(2000, May 30). "Pizza store robbed at closing time." ''Wisconsin State Journal''. p. 2. Newspapers.com image [https://www.newspapers.com/image/407433329/ 407433329].</ref>.
* September 2000: "Domino's Pizza is hiring drivers. Earn $12–15/hr … Call 444-9078" begins running in the classifieds<ref name="wsj-2000-09-11-p7">(2000, September 11). Help-wanted advertisements: Pizza Extreme, 605 E. Washington Ave.; Domino's drivers, 444-9078. ''Wisconsin State Journal''. p. 7. Newspapers.com image [https://www.newspapers.com/image/407340433/ 407340433].</ref>.
* November 20, 2000: a Fitchburg store at 3050 Cahill Main is robbed, one of 15 holdups in three weeks<ref name="wsj-2000-12-13-p1">(2000, December 13). "String of robberies: 15 holdups since Nov. 18." ''Wisconsin State Journal''. p. 1. Newspapers.com image [https://www.newspapers.com/image/407005374/ 407005374].</ref>.
* December 2006: the downtown store at 409 W. Gorham St., under manager Jeff Gresley, stays open until 3 a.m. on bar nights and sends out sign-wavers for its $4.99 Monday deal<ref name="dc-2006-12-04-pizzerias-vie">Abing, C. (2006, December 4). [https://madison.com/daily-cardinal/news/article_6d21dddf-946e-5d18-8fcb-3b8db89067cc.html "Area pizzerias vie for a slice of student appetites."] ''The Daily Cardinal''.</ref>.
* September 26, 2009: the Gorham Street store is robbed by a man passing a note<ref name="mc-2009-09-28-dominos-gorham-note">Novak, B. (2009, September 28). [https://madison.com/news/local/crime_and_courts/article_6ee2cd4e-ac4c-11de-bc65-001cc4c002e0.html "Pizza joint held up downtown."] ''madison.com''.</ref>.
 
==Trivia==
* Noted for being a Pizza chain using imitation cheese in the 1970s, though it’s unlikely this persisted for a very long period<ref>Chester, G. (1977, July 19). "'Golana' Threatens Cheese Industry". ''Wisconsin State Journal''.</ref>.
* Delivery driver's car was the target of perpetrators throwing a heavy iron grate<ref>(1985, Jan 18). "Iron grate thrown at pizza man's car". ''The Capital Times''. p20.</ref>.
* Robbed in 1986<ref>(1986, May 21). "Gunman robs east-side eatery". ''The Capital Times''.</ref>, 1987<ref>(1987, November 10). "Monona man charged in restaurant robbery".  ''The Capital Times''. p24.</ref>, 1991<ref>(1991, January 5). "News In Brief". ''Wisconsin State Journal''. p2D.</ref>, 1992<ref>(1992, November 19). "University Avenue pizza store robbed." ''The Capital Times''.</ref>.
* Was #1 pizza chain world-wide in 1986, but only #3 in Madison at the time<ref name="ct-1986-08-06-p10" />.
* [[Pizza Pit]] founder Terry Voice started in the industry as a driver for Domino's<ref name="ct-1986-08-06-p10" />.
* Manager Frank Hansen, of the West Campus location (2631 University Ave), won a Ford Festiva for increasing sales nearly 100% over a six month period<ref>(1989, June 5) "Money: Changes". ''Wisconsin State Journal''. p6B.</ref>.
* Madison residents Jerry and Theresa Dolphin sued Domino's over the 30 minute delivery guarantee causing dangerous driving<ref>(1989, June 22). "Promise. of Domino's Pizza cooks up lawsuit claims." ''The Capital Times''. p35.</ref><ref>Brickson, B. (1989, June 22). "Pell-mell pizza". ''Wisconsin State Journal''.</ref>.
* Was among nine pizza parlors participating in the "College Pizza Challenge" at the private dormitory The Langdon at the beginning of Fall semester in 1989 <ref>Nepper, M. (1989, August 30). "Party puts on primo pizza pizazz". ''Wisconsin State Journal''.</ref>.
* [[wikipedia:The_Noid|The Noid]] participated in the Holiday Parade in 1989<ref>(1989, November 11). "It's Holiday Parade Time". ''The Capital Times''. p35.</ref>.
* Domino's founder considers an employee stock ownership plan<ref>(1989, December 9). "Domino's Pizza to study worker stock ownership plan." ''Wisconsin State Journal''.</ref>.
* 525 University Ave. store was in the former location of the American Ice Cream Company<ref>(1991, December 20). "Death notices (Arnold E. Baumann)". ''Wisconsin State Journal''. p11C.</ref>.
* 4 of the 5 corporate-owned Domino's close in late 1992 or early 1993. The surviving store is sold to franchisee Bob Roque, who also got rights to other Madison stores<ref name="wsj-1993-01-15-p7D" />.
* In January 1993 a tax warrant named Judyan Pizza Inc., "operating as Dominos Pizza", at 5506 Williamsburg Way<ref name="ct-1993-01-21-p4">(1993, January 21). Delinquent-tax warrant against Judyan Pizza Inc., operating as Dominos Pizza, 5506 Williamsburg Way. ''The Capital Times''. p. 4. Newspapers.com image [https://www.newspapers.com/image/521274365/ 521274365].</ref>.
* A 1997 dining guide still said "Domino's, Papa John's, Pizza Pit, Pizza Hut, and Rocky Rococo's all have several locations", although Domino's had none in Madison that year<ref name="wsj-1997-08-20-p103">(1997, August 20). "Answer Book restaurant guide: Pizza." ''Wisconsin State Journal''. p. 103. Newspapers.com image [https://www.newspapers.com/image/401951861/ 401951861].</ref>.


==Locations==
==Locations==
* 2810 E Washington Ave.
* 409 W Gorham St. (by December 2006<ref name="dc-2006-12-04-pizzerias-vie" />)
* 737 S Gammon Rd.
* 737 S Gammon Rd.
* 409 W Gorham St.
* 6915 University Ave.
* 2810 E Washington Ave.
* 4680 Cottage Grove Rd.
* 4680 Cottage Grove Rd.
==Former Locations==
* [[525 University Avenue|525 University Ave.]]<ref>(1983, September 19). "Classifieds". ''Wisconsin State Journal''. p28.</ref> (1st)
* [[2631 University Avenue|2631 University Ave.]] <ref>(1984, May 9). "Classifieds". ''Wisconsin State Journal''. p35.</ref> (2nd; closed by November 1994<ref name="wsj-1994-11-18-p23" />)
* 5268 Williamsburg Way.<ref>(1985, January 29). "Classifieds". ''Wisconsin State Journal''. p29.</ref> (4th)
* 2815 E Washington Ave.<ref name="class_may_85">(1985, May 14). "Classifieds". ''The Capital Times''. p22.</ref> (3rd)
* 4602 E Monona Dr.<ref name="class_may_85"></ref> (5th)
* 2948 Fish Hatchery Rd. <ref>(1986, February 4). "Classifieds". ''Wisconsin State Journal''. p25.</ref>. (6th)
* 6234 University Ave.  <ref>(1986, August 21). "Classifieds". ''Wisconsin State Journal''. p33.</ref>. (7th?)
* 703 S. Gammon Rd. (April 1998<ref name="wsj-1998-04-29-p26" />; the return to Madison; robbed May 2000<ref name="wsj-2000-05-30-p2" />)
* 3050 Cahill Main, Fitchburg (2000)<ref name="wsj-2000-12-13-p1" />
==See also==
* [[Item:Q626|Domino's Pizza in the Madison Pizza Wiki database]]
==Notes==
<references />

Latest revision as of 02:25, 25 October 2026

Domino's Pizza is a national pizza chain, originally from Michigan. It arrived in Madison perhaps in the early/mid 1980s. Its first Madison store was hiring in September 1983 at 525 University Ave.[1] The chain left Madison in 1994 and came back in 1998[2][3].

History

  • September 1983: the first store, 525 University Ave., is hiring[1]. Six more followed by 1986.
  • October 1984: the State Journal's dining guide lists only the University Avenue store: "Delivery within 30 minutes or it's free. Party discounts available", open from 11 a.m. to 2 a.m. (3 a.m. Fridays and Saturdays)[4]. (A 1985 Capital Times story said Domino's had opened its first Madison restaurant in 1982[5].)
  • May 1985: five stores, at 525, 2631 and 6234 University Ave. (Middleton), 5268 Williamsburg Way and 4602 E. Monona Dr., with 2815 E. Washington Ave. "opening soon"[6]. Since "Domino's burst onto the scene with two University Avenue stores", Pizza Pit's share of home delivery had fallen from 67 percent to about 60, its marketing director said[7]. In the Capital Times' June 1985 "Cheese-off" Domino's crust was "rated the freshest" of three chains[5].
  • October 1985 and 1986: six stores; "12" and 16" pizza delivered in 30 minutes or less, or your order is free"[8][9].
  • October 1987: "9 Madison-area locations"[10].
  • November 1989: the Noid rides in a classic car in Madison's holiday parade[11].
  • August 1986: Domino's has seven Madison outlets and is losing about $35,000 a month here. It is third in the market with about 8 percent, behind Pizza Pit (10 outlets, about 28 percent) and Rocky Rococo (10 outlets, 18–19 percent). Founder Tom Monaghan comes to Madison for a pep rally[12].
  • Early 1992: the company takes its Madison stores back from the franchisees. It had had five locations, on the east and west sides and in Middleton, and three franchisees in nine years[13].
  • Late 1992: four stores close[13].
  • January 1993: the last store, 2631 University Ave., is franchised to a corporate employee[13][14].
  • November 1994: the 2631 University Ave. store has closed and its phone is disconnected. (The 1995 Yellow Pages, compiled earlier, still listed it at 233-0099[15].) Domino's is gone from Madison[2]. (A 1996 story puts the closing in November 1995[16].)
  • February 1997: "Just two years ago national giants Little Caesar's and Domino's had nearly 20 Madison and area locations between them", wrote Samara Kalk; now neither had a store here, apart from a Little Caesar's pizza station in a Kmart[17].
  • April 1998: Domino's is "now opening on the SW side of Madison" at 703 S. Gammon Rd., next door to Hollywood Video[3]. It is listed there in the October 1998 dining directory[18] and still hiring there in February 1999[19].
  • August 1999: Domino's, which "once left Madison", is back with two outlets[20].
  • May 29, 2000: workers leaving the 703 S. Gammon Rd. store at 2:15 a.m. are robbed by a man with a handgun[21].
  • September 2000: "Domino's Pizza is hiring drivers. Earn $12–15/hr … Call 444-9078" begins running in the classifieds[22].
  • November 20, 2000: a Fitchburg store at 3050 Cahill Main is robbed, one of 15 holdups in three weeks[23].
  • December 2006: the downtown store at 409 W. Gorham St., under manager Jeff Gresley, stays open until 3 a.m. on bar nights and sends out sign-wavers for its $4.99 Monday deal[24].
  • September 26, 2009: the Gorham Street store is robbed by a man passing a note[25].

Trivia

  • Noted for being a Pizza chain using imitation cheese in the 1970s, though it’s unlikely this persisted for a very long period[26].
  • Delivery driver's car was the target of perpetrators throwing a heavy iron grate[27].
  • Robbed in 1986[28], 1987[29], 1991[30], 1992[31].
  • Was #1 pizza chain world-wide in 1986, but only #3 in Madison at the time[12].
  • Pizza Pit founder Terry Voice started in the industry as a driver for Domino's[12].
  • Manager Frank Hansen, of the West Campus location (2631 University Ave), won a Ford Festiva for increasing sales nearly 100% over a six month period[32].
  • Madison residents Jerry and Theresa Dolphin sued Domino's over the 30 minute delivery guarantee causing dangerous driving[33][34].
  • Was among nine pizza parlors participating in the "College Pizza Challenge" at the private dormitory The Langdon at the beginning of Fall semester in 1989 [35].
  • The Noid participated in the Holiday Parade in 1989[36].
  • Domino's founder considers an employee stock ownership plan[37].
  • 525 University Ave. store was in the former location of the American Ice Cream Company[38].
  • 4 of the 5 corporate-owned Domino's close in late 1992 or early 1993. The surviving store is sold to franchisee Bob Roque, who also got rights to other Madison stores[14].
  • In January 1993 a tax warrant named Judyan Pizza Inc., "operating as Dominos Pizza", at 5506 Williamsburg Way[39].
  • A 1997 dining guide still said "Domino's, Papa John's, Pizza Pit, Pizza Hut, and Rocky Rococo's all have several locations", although Domino's had none in Madison that year[40].

Locations

  • 2810 E Washington Ave.
  • 409 W Gorham St. (by December 2006[24])
  • 737 S Gammon Rd.
  • 6915 University Ave.
  • 4680 Cottage Grove Rd.

Former Locations

See also

Notes

  1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 (1983, September 19). Classified advertisement, Domino's Pizza, 525 University Ave. Wisconsin State Journal. p. 28. Cited on an earlier version of this wiki; not re-read.
  2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 (1994, November 18). Domino's at 2631 University Ave. has closed; phone disconnected. Wisconsin State Journal. p. 23. Newspapers.com image 406431558.
  3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 3.2 (1998, April 29). Help-wanted advertisement: Domino's Pizza "now opening on the SW side of Madison", 703 S. Gammon Rd. Wisconsin State Journal. p. 26. Newspapers.com image 404524068.
  4. ↑ (1984, October 7). "Madison Area Dining Guide, Fall 1984." Wisconsin State Journal. p. 256. Newspapers.com image 402306022.
  5. ↑ 5.0 5.1 (1985, June 22). "Mama Mia! Madison's pizza craving is monstrous / A tale of two pizzas — upscale and other." The Capital Times. p. 15. Newspapers.com image 519961465.
  6. ↑ (1985, May 19). Domino's Pizza help-wanted listing its stores: 525, 2631 and 6236 University Ave., 5268 Williamsburg, 4602 E. Monona Dr.; 'Opening soon: 2815 E. Washington'. Wisconsin State Journal. p. 45. Newspapers.com image 401418157.
  7. ↑ Egerton, B. (1985, June 22). "Madison has right stuff for making — and eating! — pizza." The Capital Times. p. 14. Newspapers.com image 519961462.
  8. ↑ (1985, October 6). "Madison Area Dining Guide, Fall 1985." Wisconsin State Journal. p. 128. Newspapers.com image 401397157.
  9. ↑ (1986, October 5). "Madison Area Dining Guide, Fall 1986." Wisconsin State Journal. p. 163. Newspapers.com image 405302387.
  10. ↑ (1987, October 4). "Madison Area Dining Guide, Fall 1987." Wisconsin State Journal. p. 251. Newspapers.com image 402545332.
  11. ↑ (1989, November 11). Holiday parade lineup: 'The Noid from Domino's Pizza in a classic car' and 'Rocky Rococo character in white limousine'. The Capital Times. p. 38. Newspapers.com image 520005426.
  12. ↑ 12.0 12.1 12.2 Gaskill, W. (1986, August 6). "Domino's exec says No. 3 doesn't cut it." The Capital Times. p. 10. Newspapers.com image 521443245.
  13. ↑ 13.0 13.1 13.2 (1993, January 14). "Last Domino's gets new owner." The Capital Times. p. 31. Newspapers.com image 521273773.
  14. ↑ 14.0 14.1 Gribble, R. A. (1993, January 15). "Restaurants undergoing changes." Wisconsin State Journal. p. 7D. Newspapers.com image 406373730. Cited on an earlier version of this wiki; not re-read.
  15. ↑ (1995). Ameritech PagesPlus Yellow Pages, Madison, 1995 edition, 'Pizza' classification, p. 636: alphabetical listings Alley Oops (13 Atlas Ct.), Angelo's Pizzaria (5801 Monona Dr.), Buck's Pizza ('Pizza Is Our Only Product Since…. Madison telephone directory. p. 636.
  16. ↑ Hawkins, L. (1996, July 30). "Little Caesar's closes." Wisconsin State Journal. p. 16. Newspapers.com image 398441433.
  17. ↑ Kalk, S. (1997, February 8). "Papa John's finds niche." The Capital Times. p. 40. Newspapers.com image 519930305.
  18. ↑ (1998, October 29). "Pizzerias." The Capital Times. p. 113. Newspapers.com image 522544146.
  19. ↑ (1999, February 17). Help-wanted advertisement, Domino's Pizza, 703 S. Gammon Rd. The Capital Times. p. 24. Newspapers.com image 522565685.
  20. ↑ Richgels, J. (1999, August 6). "Pizza Pit owner: We'll keep rolling." The Capital Times. p. 2. Newspapers.com image 522655647.
  21. ↑ 21.0 21.1 (2000, May 30). "Pizza store robbed at closing time." Wisconsin State Journal. p. 2. Newspapers.com image 407433329.
  22. ↑ (2000, September 11). Help-wanted advertisements: Pizza Extreme, 605 E. Washington Ave.; Domino's drivers, 444-9078. Wisconsin State Journal. p. 7. Newspapers.com image 407340433.
  23. ↑ 23.0 23.1 (2000, December 13). "String of robberies: 15 holdups since Nov. 18." Wisconsin State Journal. p. 1. Newspapers.com image 407005374.
  24. ↑ 24.0 24.1 Abing, C. (2006, December 4). "Area pizzerias vie for a slice of student appetites." The Daily Cardinal.
  25. ↑ Novak, B. (2009, September 28). "Pizza joint held up downtown." madison.com.
  26. ↑ Chester, G. (1977, July 19). "'Golana' Threatens Cheese Industry". Wisconsin State Journal.
  27. ↑ (1985, Jan 18). "Iron grate thrown at pizza man's car". The Capital Times. p20.
  28. ↑ (1986, May 21). "Gunman robs east-side eatery". The Capital Times.
  29. ↑ (1987, November 10). "Monona man charged in restaurant robbery". The Capital Times. p24.
  30. ↑ (1991, January 5). "News In Brief". Wisconsin State Journal. p2D.
  31. ↑ (1992, November 19). "University Avenue pizza store robbed." The Capital Times.
  32. ↑ (1989, June 5) "Money: Changes". Wisconsin State Journal. p6B.
  33. ↑ (1989, June 22). "Promise. of Domino's Pizza cooks up lawsuit claims." The Capital Times. p35.
  34. ↑ Brickson, B. (1989, June 22). "Pell-mell pizza". Wisconsin State Journal.
  35. ↑ Nepper, M. (1989, August 30). "Party puts on primo pizza pizazz". Wisconsin State Journal.
  36. ↑ (1989, November 11). "It's Holiday Parade Time". The Capital Times. p35.
  37. ↑ (1989, December 9). "Domino's Pizza to study worker stock ownership plan." Wisconsin State Journal.
  38. ↑ (1991, December 20). "Death notices (Arnold E. Baumann)". Wisconsin State Journal. p11C.
  39. ↑ (1993, January 21). Delinquent-tax warrant against Judyan Pizza Inc., operating as Dominos Pizza, 5506 Williamsburg Way. The Capital Times. p. 4. Newspapers.com image 521274365.
  40. ↑ (1997, August 20). "Answer Book restaurant guide: Pizza." Wisconsin State Journal. p. 103. Newspapers.com image 401951861.
  41. ↑ (1983, September 19). "Classifieds". Wisconsin State Journal. p28.
  42. ↑ (1984, May 9). "Classifieds". Wisconsin State Journal. p35.
  43. ↑ (1985, January 29). "Classifieds". Wisconsin State Journal. p29.
  44. ↑ 44.0 44.1 (1985, May 14). "Classifieds". The Capital Times. p22.
  45. ↑ (1986, February 4). "Classifieds". Wisconsin State Journal. p25.
  46. ↑ (1986, August 21). "Classifieds". Wisconsin State Journal. p33.
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