Pages that link to "Item:Q141"

The following pages link to Wisconsin State Journal (Q141):

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• Feature on a Middleton youth worker who managed Shakey's Pizza Parlor, 6640 University Ave. (WSJ, 15 Mar 1970, p. 23) (Q2860) (← links)
• City of Madison notice of new Class B beer license applications, May 1970 (WSJ, 20 May 1970, p. 23) (Q2861) (← links)
• Mr. E's Pizza, Hilldale, advertises for a part-time truck driver (WSJ, 7 Aug 1970, p. 22) (Q2863) (← links)
• Village of Shorewood Hills license applications, 1971 (WSJ, 19 May 1971, p. 47) (Q2864) (← links)
• Eveready Rolling Pizza advertises for delivery-truck drivers (WSJ, 16 Nov 1971, p. 20) (Q2865) (← links)
• Village of Shorewood Hills license applications, 1972 (WSJ, 31 May 1972, p. 53) (Q2867) (← links)
• Village of Shorewood Hills license applications, 1975 (WSJ, 28 May 1975, p. 31) (Q2868) (← links)
• Diner's Scorecard (Grand Pagoda) with a "Recently reviewed" note on Paisan's (WSJ, 21 May 1978, p. 86) (Q2869) (← links)
• Grotto thrives on established tradition (WSJ, 2 Dec 1979, p. 104) (Q2870) (← links)
• Madison Common Council proceedings: new beer licenses for Barnaby's, Biagio Gargano and Pizza Hut of Madison (WSJ, 29 Aug 1970, p. 18) (Q2908) (← links)
• Barnaby's Family Inn grand-opening advertisement, 6613 Mineral Point Rd. (WSJ, 11 Jan 1971, p. 7) (Q2909) (← links)
• Pizza Pit advertises for deliverymen for Madison's near East side (WSJ, 19 Feb 1970, p. 51) (Q2910) (← links)
• Pizza Hut grand-opening advertisement: "New East Location, 3059 East Washington Ave." (WSJ, 11 Apr 1976, p. 80) (Q2911) (← links)
• Pizza Inn, 6207 Monona Dr., advertises for waitresses, kitchen help and management personnel (WSJ, 23 Nov 1977, p. 32) (Q2912) (← links)
• City Plan Commission hearing notice: outdoor restaurant permit for Paisan's, 80 University Square (WSJ, 15 Aug 1975, p. 22) (Q2914) (← links)
• Personal advertisement: "Luigi's pizza is delicious. Satisfied customers" (WSJ, 6 May 1972, p. 18) (Q2934) (← links)
• Luigi's Pizza Monday-special advertisement (1026 N. Sherman, 5308 Monona Dr., 5710 Raymond Rd.) (WSJ, 18 Jun 1973, p. 23) (Q2936) (← links)
• Pizza on Wheels advertisement: "Radio Dispatched Mobile Kitchens. The Only Pizza Prepared & Baked Enroute to Your Home!" (WSJ, 18 Feb 1964, p. 10) (Q2943) (← links)
• Pizza on Wheels coupon advertisement with its "Wisconsin's First" van (WSJ, 4 Mar 1967, p. 14) (Q2946) (← links)
• Business personal: purchase of the Joe Reda Meat Market and Grocery, 907 Regent St. (WSJ, 12 Nov 1942, p. 24) (Q2955) (← links)
• Store fixtures for sale, including a grocery display counter, at 907 Regent St. (WSJ, 19 Jan 1945, p. 13) (Q2956) (← links)
• "Joe's Pizza Pie Restaurant and Tavern — 907 Regent St. — We Specialize In Pizza", Joe Aiello, proprietor (WSJ, 2 Feb 1945, p. 10) (Q2957) (← links)
• Joe's Pizza Pie Spaghetti House advertisement, 907 Regent St. (WSJ, 16 Sep 1945, p. 21) (Q2959) (← links)
• 3 Sisters Pompeii Dining Room, 736 W. Washington Ave.: "Have you tried our ... Pizza Pie" (WSJ, 10 Sep 1948, p. 21) (Q2962) (← links)
• "It's called Pizza Pie ... and in our new Italian Grotto we make the best" — The Grotto (formerly Busch's Tea Room) (WSJ, 9 Jan 1949, p. 40) (Q2963) (← links)
• "Pizza Pie Pizza Pie Pizza — Yes we're still the home of Pizza Pie" — 3 Sisters Dining Room, Tony's Bar, 736 W. Washington Ave. (WSJ, 14 Jan 1949, p. 11) (Q2964) (← links)
• The Grotto, Al & Mary Schiro: pizza pie with mushrooms, anchovies, bacon or Italian sausage (WSJ, 8 Jul 1950, p. 14) (Q2968) (← links)
• "Extra! Italian Village Restaurant Introduces Famous Italian Pizza!", 651 State St. (WSJ, 11 May 1951, p. 22) (Q2969) (← links)
• Paisan's, "Madison's Newest Italian Restaurant", 317 N. Park St., with its Shrimp House & Pizzaria, 821 University Ave., "now open for business" (WSJ, 9 Dec 1951, p. 29) (Q2971) (← links)
• Grotto and Bunky's ("Pizza Pie on Fridays") advertisements (WSJ, 8 Mar 1952, p. 7) (Q2972) (← links)
• Bunky's, 3 N. Park St.: "Pizza Pie Every Wed." (WSJ, 24 Aug 1953, p. 10) (Q2973) (← links)
• Carlo's Carry-Out Food Service, 435 State St.: "We deliver" (WSJ, 7 Nov 1958, p. 24) (Q2975) (← links)
• "Philadora Pizzeria — Pizza, Spaghetti — Carry outs our specialty", 945 S. Park St. (WSJ, 29 Apr 1960, p. 22) (Q2976) (← links)
• City Council license quotas; two beer tavern licenses granted to pizzerias in June (WSJ, 7 Nov 1961, p. 13) (Q2980) (← links)
• "Phil-A-Dora Pizzeria has moved to 933 Regent St." (WSJ, 8 Dec 1961, p. 23) (Q2981) (← links)
• "Grand Opening of Madison's Newest Pizza House! Pizza King", State St. (WSJ, 14 Dec 1960, p. 32) (Q2982) (← links)
• "Young man to learn pizza baking. Apply Pizza King, 454 State St." (WSJ, 30 Aug 1961, p. 18) (Q2983) (← links)
• Business opportunity: "Pizza restaurant—435 State St. ... See Mr. Caputo" (WSJ, 4 Apr 1964, p. 17) (Q2984) (← links)
• Windstorm damage, including siding torn off Carlo's Pizza Parlor, 435 State St. (WSJ, 14 Apr 1964, p. 2) (Q2985) (← links)
• State Street beer and liquor license applications: Biagio Gargano (435-37 State, pizza restaurant), Carlo Caputo (320 State) (WSJ, 9 Nov 1965, p. 15) (Q2987) (← links)
• Changing landscape left organization with diminishing footprint (WSJ, 15 Nov 2025, p. A3) (Q3037) (← links)
• Town of Burke liquor license applications: Robert Bidgood and James J. Schiavo, 3115 E. Washington Ave., premises known as Bob's Twin Gables (WSJ, 9 May 1955, p. 11) (Q3041) (← links)
• Jimmie Schiavo's, East Washington Ave. at Hwy. 30: spaghetti and steaks, "Madison's Largest Lazy Susan on Wheels" (WSJ, 19 Jun 1955, p. 14) (Q3042) (← links)
• Jimmie Schiavo's, 3115 E. Washington Ave.: "Complete American and Italian Dinners, Pizza" (WSJ, 7 Apr 1957, p. 61) (Q3043) (← links)
• Help-wanted: "Pizza makers & delivery persons — Part & full time. Nights, weekends. Villa Piazza, 2039 Allen Blvd., Middleton" (ran daily Sept. 7–10, 1977, in both papers) (WSJ, 7 Sep 1977, p. 35) (Q3047) (← links)
• City of Madison liquor and beer license renewals, 1973–74, incl. "Family Pizza Parlor of Madison (Mike's Fine Food), Clarence Janney, Agent, 4243 W. Beltline Hwy." (WSJ, 21 May 1973, p. 25) (Q3048) (← links)
• The Italian Village, 651 State St.: "Headquarters for Pizza": cheese 1.00, anchovy 1.25, mushroom 1.35, shrimp 1.65 (ran Fridays Oct.–Dec. 1954) (WSJ, 22 Oct 1954, p. 32) (Q3050) (← links)
• Feature on Nuha's Ark: its owner started at Lombardino's in 1960 making pizzas and later managed it (WSJ, 21 Mar 1982, p. 83) (Q3051) (← links)
• Bowling scores, incl. the Villa Piazza team in a league at Bowling Green, Middleton (WSJ, 13 Mar 1980, p. 20) (Q3054) (← links)
• Police news: a burglary at Pino's restaurant, 3 N. Park St., in which $80 in rolled coins was taken (WSJ, 2 Sep 1963, p. 2) (Q3056) (← links)