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The following pages link to Newspapers.com image ID (P58):
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- Food Share 1998: dine out Tuesday, May 5 (CT, 30 Apr 1998, p. 61) (Q2601) (← links)
- EAGLE School auction contributors (WSJ, 14 May 1998, p. 9) (Q2602) (← links)
- City of Madison license applications, June 2, 1998 (Ray Fisher, city clerk; published May 25–27) (CT, 26 May 1998, p. 4–5) (Q2603) (← links)
- Concerts on the Square 1998 program (WSJ, 10 Jun 1998, p. 58–59) (Q2604) (← links)
- Help wanted: Sal's Pizzeria assistant manager (WSJ, 9 Jul 1998, p. 29) (Q2605) (← links)
- Pizzeria Uno: Keep Cool and Get 'Em While It's Hot! (WSJ, 19 Jul 1998, p. 266) (Q2606) (← links)
- Help wanted: Pizza Pit, Pizzeria Uno (WSJ, 26 Jul 1998, p. 103) (Q2607) (← links)
- Help wanted: Sal's Pizzeria, Pizza Extreme, Pizza Pit, Pizzeria Uno (August 1998) (WSJ, 2 Aug 1998, p. 90) (Q2608) (← links)
- Pizzerias swallow hard when they say cheese: competition has delayed passing on higher costs (WSJ, 7 Aug 1998, p. 1) (Q2609) (← links)
- Cottage Grove: Piggly Wiggly construction to start today (WSJ, 21 Aug 1998, p. 24) (Q2610) (← links)
- Help wanted: Pizza Extreme (Harry Smith), Pizza Pit drivers (WSJ, 23 Aug 1998, p. 95) (Q2611) (← links)
- Taste of Madison 1998 vendors (WSJ, 3 Sep 1998, p. 60) (Q2612) (← links)
- Rocky Rococo: New location!! Now hiring all positions — 1301 Regent Street (WSJ, 13 Sep 1998, p. 102) (Q2613) (← links)
- Pizzeria Uno: One great tradition (WSJ, 20 Sep 1998, p. 311) (Q2614) (← links)
- Help wanted: Pizza Pit truck driver (4253 Argosy Ct.), Pizzeria Uno, Pizza Hut, Rocky Rococo (WSJ, 4 Oct 1998, p. 106) (Q2615) (← links)
- Sal's Pizzeria: Want to work? (WSJ, 23 Oct 1998, p. 35) (Q2616) (← links)
- Rhythm Restaurant Guide 1998: index (CT, 29 Oct 1998, p. 88) (Q2617) (← links)
- Pizzeria Uno: Stop in for our famous Deep Dish Pizza (CT, 29 Oct 1998, p. 112) (Q2618) (← links)
- Pizzerias (continued, 'Page 31') (CT, 29 Oct 1998, p. 114) (Q2619) (← links)
- Greater State Street Business Association holiday ads, 1998 (WSJ, 26 Nov 1998, p. 33) (Q2620) (← links)
- Pizzeria prompts pun by Dreyfus (WSJ, 4 Nov 1981, p. 27) (Q2625) (← links)
- Diner's Scorecard 'recently reviewed' digest: the Grotto, 636 State St., Marv and Albert Schiro's restaurant of 31 years — 'the pizza is rated highly, too' (WSJ, 13 Jan 1980, p. 86) (Q2657) (← links)
- Capitol Square food-stand tour: 'Dan and his pizzamobile' at King and Main selling slices of mushroom or pepperoni pizza from Gargano's, 437 State St. — deep-dish pepperoni $1 a slice (WSJ, 31 Aug 1980, p. 73) (Q2658) (← links)
- Review of Tamarack II, 1300 S. Midvale Blvd., Brookwood Shopping Center, newly opened by Bill and Karen Noll: 'among the best thin-crust pizzas in Madison', homemade dough and sauce, Tamarack Supreme; large pizzas $5.95–$… (WSJ, 16 Nov 1980, p. 100) (Q2659) (← links)
- A Gargano scores again (WSJ, 1 Mar 1981, p. 84) (Q2660) (← links)
- Maria's Pizza: Informal, pleasant (WSJ, 15 Nov 1981, p. 97) (Q2661) (← links)
- Shakey's robbed (WSJ, 23 Jan 1982, p. 21) (Q2662) (← links)
- Review of Bally's Tom Foolery: Bally Manufacturing opened its video-game restaurants this spring in the former Barnaby's at 6613 Mineral Point Rd. and 4802 E. Washington Ave. (general manager Bob Safford); 'nothing has bee… (WSJ, 27 Jun 1982, p. 79) (Q2663) (← links)
- Capitol Square food carts: 'Gargano's pizza wagon seems to have disappeared' along with last summer's Mad Dog hot-dog stands (WSJ, 18 Jul 1982, p. 80) (Q2664) (← links)
- Review of the Gallery Inn, 114 King St.: 'There are three restaurants called the Gallery in the Madison area' — the Gallery in Middleton, the Gallery Pizza Inn, 317 W. Gorham St., and the Gallery Inn (WSJ, 25 Jul 1982, p. 8) (Q2665) (← links)
- Entertainment sells ShowBiz Pizza (WSJ, 24 Oct 1982, p. 90) (Q2666) (← links)
- Year-end column: 'Diner's Scorecard expects good things of the Green Dragon, 217 S. Hamilton. In 1981, we drove to Fort Atkinson, the original home of the Green Dragon, to sample its double-crust stuffed pizza' (WSJ, 1 Jan 1984, p. 64) (Q2667) (← links)
- Green Dragon site new, food same (WSJ, 8 Jan 1984, p. 84) (Q2668) (← links)
- Review of Tamarack II, 1300 S. Midvale Blvd., 'reviewed favorably shortly after it opened, almost four years ago'; owned by Bill and Karen Noll of Lodi; hamburgers, sandwiches and crisp thin-crust pizza; Tamarack Special $3… (WSJ, 1 Apr 1984, p. 94) (Q2669) (← links)
- Shakey's ad: 'honors our competitors' pizza coupons' — East Washington Ave. & Hwy 51, and University Ave., Middleton (WSJ, 12 Aug 1984, p. 97) (Q2670) (← links)
- Noble Roman's not distinguished (WSJ, 17 Mar 1985, p. 96) (Q2671) (← links)
- Madison's Pizzeria Uno amply lives up to name (WSJ, 9 Jun 1985, p. 108) (Q2672) (← links)
- Review of Paisan's Delitalia, 3313 University Ave. (University Hill Plaza): Paisan's pizza frozen or hot, $4.75 for a 12-inch; 'some people swear by Paisan's thin-crust pizza' (WSJ, 5 May 1985, p. 103) (Q2673) (← links)
- Madison Area Dining Guide, Fall 1985 (WSJ, 6 Oct 1985, p. 132) (Q2674) (← links)
- Review of the Upstairs/Downstairs deli at the south end of the newly enlarged Hilldale Shopping Center — 'Little Caesars Pizza is doing a brisk business at the other end' (WSJ, 8 Dec 1985, p. 91) (Q2675) (← links)
- Review of Gino's deli, open since 1982, with a freezer of frozen Gino's stuffed pizzas; owned by Kathy and Gino Gargano, 'who also own Gino's at 540 State St.' (WSJ, 30 Mar 1986, p. 86) (Q2676) (← links)
- Weekend calendar: TheaterSportz competitive improvisational comedy, Fridays 8 p.m. and Saturdays 8 and 10 p.m., at Pizza Hut, 662 State St. (the troupe, later ComedySportz, played there through July 1988) (WSJ, 11 May 1986, p. 86) (Q2677) (← links)
- Review of Flakey Jake's, 6613 Mineral Point Rd.: the site 'has changed names four times' — Tom Foolery moved into the old Barnaby's in spring 1982, became Fresco Pasta under the same owners, then within the last year was s… (WSJ, 27 Jul 1986, p. 68) (Q2678) (← links)
- Review of the Monastery (dining since 1980 in the former Our Saviour's Lutheran Church): deep-dish pizza, pasta, veal, poultry and fish; owner Biagio Gargano always in the kitchen; brother Peppino runs Peppino's on the Wes… (WSJ, 22 Feb 1987, p. 78) (Q2679) (← links)
- Review of the Wilson Street Grill, 217 S. Hamilton St. (Nancy Christie and Andrea Craig, 1987): the site's predecessors over the past decade were the Library Lounge under two owners, 'a gourmet pizza parlor called the Gree… (WSJ, 30 Aug 1987, p. 95) (Q2680) (← links)
- Cinnabon rolls out a winner (WSJ, 13 Dec 1987, p. 111) (Q2681) (← links)
- Less cheese, please (WSJ, 3 Apr 1988, p. 88) (Q2682) (← links)
- Shakey's ad: all-you-can-eat luncheon buffet from June 6 at the Middleton Shakey's only — 'Watch for the new Gammon Rd. store' (WSJ, 29 May 1988, p. 88) (Q2683) (← links)
- Review of the Madison Inn restaurant, 601 Langdon St.: Ray Veloff and a partner bought the Madison Inn in June 1986 and run the hotel, restaurant and lounge; pizza on the menu (no reservations needed 'except for pizza') (WSJ, 11 Sep 1988, p. 103) (Q2684) (← links)
- 'How to please children' reader poll: four readers chose Pizza Hut, naming the restaurants at West Towne and 3059 E. Washington Ave. (placemats with games, crayons, booster seats, free soda for under-8s) (WSJ, 2 Oct 1988, p. 97) (Q2685) (← links)
