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- National Food Stores ad: "Grazianos Frozen Pizza Pies", 12-oz. package 67 cents (also CT 1958-01-02 p17) (WSJ, 12 Sep 1957, p. 20) (Q3201) (← links)
- Classified, business for sale: a Wisconsin Rapids supper club on Highway 13 "featuring American and Italian food, also wholesaling approximately 1,000 pizzas per week to area supermarkets for resale"; reply to a Portesi, 8… (WSJ, 27 Jun 1965, p. 45) (Q3244) (← links)
- Sentry saver's coupon: 19.5-oz. package of frozen Portesi Sausage Pizza, $2.06 with coupon, good through June 10, 1980 (CT, 2 Jun 1980, p. 7) (Q3245) (← links)
- Classified: part-time salesperson for fund raisers (frozen pizza) to schools in the Madison area; Portesi Italian Foods, 1103 2nd St., Stevens Point (WSJ, 2 Aug 1985, p. 39) (Q3246) (← links)
- Grocery insert: assorted varieties of Orv's Lotzza Motzza Pizza, 22–25.45 oz., 2 for $8.00 with card (WSJ, 4 Jul 2004, p. 207) (Q3249) (← links)
- Roundy's bonus-ticket items, Aug. 18–28, 2013: Lotzza Motzza Brew Pub Pizza, selected 22.25–30.75 oz. varieties (WSJ, 21 Aug 2013, p. 51) (Q3250) (← links)
- Festival Foods insert, valid Oct. 4–10, 2023: "Pizza Perfection" coupons for Jack's, Brew Pub Lotzza Motzza, Tombstone, Orv's, Portesi, Luige's, Palermo's, Screamin' Sicilian, Village Pub ($7.99) and Pep's Drafthaus, with a… (WSJ, 4 Oct 2023, p. S3) (Q3252) (← links)
- Willy Street Co-op "Eat Local Month" owner sale, Sept. 2–8, 2019: Cedar Teeth Pizza, all kinds, 18–21 oz., $4.99 (CT, 28 Aug 2019, p. O34) (Q3256) (← links)
- Grocery ad coupon, expires Dec. 10, 2019: Luige's Big Daddy or Fresh Dough Pizza, 27–36 oz., $5.98 (WSJ, 4 Dec 2019, p. S2) (Q3259) (← links)
- Delta Beer Lab, open daily 2–6 p.m. (COVID-19 closures): carryout sales of beer in 4-packs of cans, Pep's Drafthaus frozen pizzas, merchandise and gift certificates; ran weekly in the WSJ and CT through May 2020 (WSJ, 29 Mar 2020, p. C9) (Q3262) (← links)
- Photo and caption: a Beaver Dam Catholic school band pizza sale; band members sold coupons redeemable for a frozen pizza at the Park Plaza Restaurant, 233 Front St., Sept. 18, 1993, to July 31, 1994; six varieties (sausage,… (BDC, 10 Sep 1993, p. 3) (Q3266) (← links)
- Randolph Piggly Wiggly ad: 12-inch Park Plaza Frozen Pizzas, 3 varieties, 3 for $5.99 (Neighbors, 19 Oct 1996, p. 18) (Q3267) (← links)
- Metcalfe's West (7455 Mineral Point Rd.) coupons, expiring Sept. 30, 2012: $1 off any 2 Park Plaza pizzas (12-inch, regularly 2 for $9) and $1 off any 2 Emil's pizzas (12-inch Original, regularly 2 for $11.58) (WSJ, 26 Aug 2012, p. 144) (Q3268) (← links)
- Classified, sales/marketing: "New frozen foods manufacturer needs an aggressive self-starter"; Willowspring Foods, Madison, 608-437-8663 (WSJ, 10 Feb 1980, p. 41) (Q3272) (← links)
- Classified: secretary and aide to the president of a new food manufacturer; call 274-1340, Willowspring Foods, Inc. (WSJ, 1 Jun 1980, p. 38) (Q3273) (← links)
- Classified: demonstrator to cook and sell pizza in grocery stores; Willow Spring Foods, 274-1340 or 437-8663 (ran in the WSJ and CT, Nov.–Dec. 1980) (WSJ, 18 Dec 1980, p. 33) (Q3274) (← links)
- Classified: food assembly line workers needed, extremely clean and dependable; Willowspring Foods, 274-1340 (WSJ, 3 Jan 1981, p. 21) (Q3275) (← links)
- Classified: sanitation worker for frozen pizza plant, must be able to assume responsibility; 274-1340 or 437-6663 (also WSJ April 2–4, 1981) (CT, 2 Apr 1981, p. 4) (Q3276) (← links)
- Felten Auction Service: auction Nov. 17, 1982, at 919 Stewart St., Madison (south of Hwy. 12 & 18 on County D): "Complete Pizza Operation formerly know as Willowspring Foods, Inc., Ordered sold by secured party"; like-new … (WSJ, 11 Nov 1982, p. 43) (Q3277) (← links)
- Classified: "Grand opening … Madison West Towne Mall, Sbarro, The Italian Eatery" hiring cooks/pizza makers, line servers/cashiers and utility workers; apply at the mall information booth (WSJ, 10 Nov 1987, p. 25) (Q3283) (← links)
- Classified: Sbarro, the Italian Eatery, hiring co-managers and entry-level managers, cooks/pizza makers and cashiers; apply at Sbarro, 120 West Towne Mall (WSJ, 3 Oct 1989, p. 24) (Q3284) (← links)
- Classified: "Grand opening … East Towne Mall: Sbarro, the Italian Eatery is now accepting applications" for cooks/pizza makers, servers/cashiers and utility/bus persons; apply at East Towne Mall next to Life Uniform Shop (WSJ, 22 Oct 1989, p. 41) (Q3285) (← links)
- Classified: cashier/server wanted, Sbarro Italian Eatery, West Towne location (WSJ, 4 Mar 2007, p. 117) (Q3286) (← links)
- Sbarro chain files for reorganization (WSJ, 5 Apr 2011, p. 29) (Q3287) (← links)
- Pots-N-Tots livens up West Towne food court (WSJ, 23 Sep 2018, p. E5) (Q3288) (← links)
- 2 Madison locations emblematic of retail evolution, diversity (WSJ, 30 Nov 2024, p. A1) (Q3289) (← links)
- Classified: Papa Murphy's International (Aurora, Colo.) seeks a franchise consultant in the Madison area "who will supervise 20 to 25 stores" (WSJ, 10 Jan 1999, p. 102) (Q3295) (← links)
- Classified: help wanted "for new business in Middleton", Papa Murphy's Take 'N' Bake Pizza, 1015 N. Gammon Rd., 821-0121 (WSJ, 16 Jul 1999, p. 7) (Q3296) (← links)
- Restaurant column: Patti Watson opened Papa Murphy's Take 'N' Bake, 1015 N. Gammon Rd. in Middleton's Stonefield Glen center, on Aug. 4; about 500 stores in 17 states; large 15½-inch one-topping $5.99; stuffed pizza, calzo… (WSJ, 18 Nov 1999, p. 67) (Q3297) (← links)
- Classified: shift supervisors wanted, Papa Murphy's Take 'N' Bake Pizza, 1015 N. Gammon Rd., Middleton, 824-0600 (WSJ, 25 Mar 2000, p. 30) (Q3298) (← links)
- Sun Prairie Plan Commission approves a conditional use permit for Papa Murphy's Take 'N' Bake at 2099 McCoy Rd., Prairie Square Shopping Center: "the largest take-and-bake pizza chain, originating in Oregon in 1981"; 2,000… (WSJ, 21 Jun 2000, p. 43) (Q3299) (← links)
- Halloween listings: free cheese mini pizzas for kids in costume at Papa Murphy's stores at 1015 N. Gammon Rd., Middleton; 2099 McCoy Rd., Sun Prairie; and 4664 Cottage Grove Rd. (WSJ, 26 Oct 2000, p. 72) (Q3300) (← links)
- A large pizza for $5.99? It's no pie in the sky at take-it-and-bake-it Papa Murphy's (CT, 10 Aug 2001, p. 13) (Q3301) (← links)
- Papa Murphy's coupon page with store list: Fitchburg 2980 Cahill Main; Madison 4664 Cottage Grove Rd.; Middleton 1015 N. Gammon Rd.; Monona 115 E. Broadway; Stoughton; Sun Prairie 2099 McCoy Rd.; Verona 1021 North Edge Tra… (WSJ, 26 Nov 2007, p. 40) (Q3302) (← links)
- Papa Murphy's coupon page; store list adds "NOW OPEN! Madison, 6718 Raymond Rd, next to PDQ"; Papa's Favorite, Cowboy, Rancher, Chicago-style Stuffed and Gourmet deLITE pizzas (WSJ, 10 Feb 2010, p. 53) (Q3303) (← links)
- Papa Murphy's coupon page ("The best just got better") with the same Dane County store list, including 6718 Raymond Rd. (WSJ, 17 Mar 2011, p. 50) (Q3304) (← links)
- Papa Murphy's ad with store list: Fitchburg, Madison (4664 Cottage Grove Rd.), Middleton, Monona, Stoughton, Sun Prairie, Verona, Waunakee; no Raymond Rd. (WSJ, 14 Jul 2013, p. 51) (Q3305) (← links)
- Rocky's grows out of State Street (CT, 7 Aug 1998, p. 2A, 8A) (Q3328) (← links)
- Wedding announcement: the bridegroom, Russell Lee O'Kane, a 1969 graduate of Madison Area Technical College, 'is co-owner of Doug's Pizza'. Also in The Capital Times the same day (p. 35, image 519584445). (WSJ, 8 Apr 1970, p. 13) (Q3356) (← links)
- Midvale Plaza Shopping Center advertisement (Midvale Blvd. between Mineral Point Rd. and Tokay Blvd.): The Captain's Chair opening in November; Midvale Hobby Shop in new and expanded quarters; 'Present Merchants': Bergmans … (WSJ, 14 Oct 1972, p. 3) (Q3357) (← links)
- Business Opportunities: 'FAST FOOD CARRYOUT — Madison's most unique business in excellent west side location, low overhead, completely equipped. $17,500, terms available to right party. Owner retiring. 238-5588 or 231-2773… (WSJ, 31 May 1978, p. 52) (Q3358) (← links)
- Business Opportunities: 'MUST SELL due to poor health. Unique carryout food operation in excellent westside location. Low overhead. Terms available. Completely equipped. Under $16,000. 238-5588, 231-2773.' Ran in both pape… (WSJ, 26 Sep 1978, p. 41) (Q3359) (← links)
- Help wanted: 'DEPENDABLE Honest person for Pizza & Deli business. Hours 11 a.m. to approximately 7 p.m. Some experience preferred. Call 238-5588.' Ran Nov. 18–23, 1978. (WSJ, 18 Nov 1978, p. 29) (Q3360) (← links)
- Help wanted: 'SHORT Order — Part time. Eves.: Fri.-Sat.-Sun.; Days: Sat. … West-side pizza and sandwich carry-out. 238-5588 for appointment.' Ran March 31 – April 2, 1979. (WSJ, 31 Mar 1979, p. 28) (Q3361) (← links)
- Fish Special (WSJ, 10 Aug 1979, p. 29) (Q3362) (← links)
- Help wanted: part-time evening counter work; apply in person 'Buck's Pizza Shop, 523 Midvale Shopping Center' (WSJ, 5 Jan 1962, p. 24) (Q3363) (← links)
- 'Bird Watchers... Love... Buck's Pizza. Open Nightly 'til 11:30 p.m. CE 8-5588, 523 S. Midvale.' One of a run of small Buck's ads in both papers, 1962–63. (WSJ, 12 Feb 1962, p. 10) (Q3364) (← links)
- The Captain's Chair family hairstyling centers; West: Midvale Plaza, 523 S. Midvale Blvd., 238-8286 (WSJ, 1 May 1981, p. 59) (Q3365) (← links)
- 'Now there are two!' The Competition Haircutters: grand opening of The Competition East, 199 Cottage Grove Rd.; 'Growing rapidly — The Competition West, 523 S. Midvale Blvd. (608) 238-8830'. A Dec. 8, 1982 want ad (p. 40) c… (WSJ, 3 Apr 1983, p. 11) (Q3366) (← links)
- 77 Square review of Echo Tap, 554 W. Main St.: named for the sound of passing train whistles; co-owned by Pat Rynes and Susan Bulgrim; open since 1941. In September 2011 it added an outdoor patio and a new menu with specialt… (CT, 27 Sep 2012, p. 9) (Q3370) (← links)
