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- Obituary of Gerald H. Voice of Ann Arbor, Mich., 77: 'Mr. Voice was one of the original owners and founders of Pizza Pit, Limited, which started in Madison, Wisconsin, in 1969' (CT, 6 Jun 1989, p. 23) (Q2803) (← links)
- 1989 liquor license applications: 'ERI Mid-Con, Ltd., Greg Gale, Agent, dba Edwardo's Natural Pizza, 333 N. Bassett Street' and 'Mineral Spirits, Inc., Greg Gale, Agent, dba Edwardo's Natural Pizza, 6601 Mineral Point Road' (WSJ, 6 Jun 1989, p. 27) (Q2804) (← links)
- Help-wanted: delivery drivers, 'Apply at your nearest Little Caesar's Pizza' (WSJ, 4 Jun 1989, p. 31) (Q2805) (← links)
- Market Square (Odana Rd. between Yellowstone and Grand Canyon) 'Hope for Life' benefit ad: food offered by Bonanza, Cousins, Steep'n Brew, Pizza Pit and TCBY; merchant list includes Pizza Pit (CT, 20 May 1989, p. 8) (Q2806) (← links)
- Legal notice: applications for the sale of beer and/or liquor (City of Madison, 1982–83) (WSJ, 29 Apr 1982, p. 34) (Q2809) (← links)
- City Council liquor-license decisions: new licenses granted to Shakey's Pizza Parlor, 3579 E. Washington Ave., and Showbiz Pizza Place, 434 Grand Canyon Dr. — 'a pizza parlor on nearby Grand Canyon Drive' approved although m… (CT, 2 Jun 1982, p. 31) (Q2810) (← links)
- Weekend entertainment listings: 'Shakey's Pizza Parlor, 3579 E. Washington Ave. — Ragtime piano and banjo sing-along with the Carl Steele Duo, 6–10 tonight and Saturday' (the listing ran most Fridays in 1983) (WSJ, 15 Apr 1983, p. 22) (Q2811) (← links)
- Shakey's Pizza Parlor ad, 'World's greatest pizza': 'Base, Fiddle and Banjo — Shakey's West, 6640 University Ave.; Banjo & Piano — Shakey's East, 3579 E. Washington Ave.' (WSJ, 27 Nov 1983, p. 93) (Q2812) (← links)
- Coupon page: 'Shakey's Lunch Specials — 2/1 Slices (Good Monday–Friday 11:30–1:00)', offer expires 12/31/83 (CT, 22 Aug 1983, p. 74) (Q2813) (← links)
- Editorial on liquor licensing: the council's grant of a beer license 'to a pizza parlor at West Towne Mall' was unwise because malls 'have increasingly become hangouts for suburban teen-agers' (CT, 9 Sep 1983, p. 38) (Q2814) (← links)
- Kids' events listing: 'Wayne the Wizard/Gary Wick — Magic, ventriloquism and balloon tricks. Shakey's Pizza Parlor, 3579 E. Washington Ave., 6–8:30 p.m.' (CT, 12 Sep 1985, p. 45) (Q2815) (← links)
- Middleton City Council notes: Class B beer and liquor licenses for the Copper Cavern, 7464 Hubbard Ave., and Slavic Corner Restaurant, 6333 University Ave.; 'A Class B beer license was approved for Papa Smithsoni's New York … (CT, 19 Aug 1987, p. 2) (Q2816) (← links)
- Shakey's Pizza Parlor ad, 'World's greatest pizza': 'Shakeys honors our competitors' pizza coupons' (Madison and Middleton) (WSJ, 9 Jan 1987, p. 10) (Q2820) (← links)
- Makeshift pizza parlor stirs [calls for design laws] — Dented metal building may spur design laws (CT, 26 Nov 1979, p. 27) (Q2823) (← links)
- Help-wanted: 'Full-time, part-time Assistant Managers for Godfather's Pizza ... Apply 2 to 4 p.m. daily. Godfather's Pizza, 632 University Ave.' (WSJ, 6 Mar 1980, p. 31) (Q2824) (← links)
- 'We want you!' — Godfather's Pizza, 'the nation's fastest growing restaurant chain', recruiting restaurant managers (contact Bob Lanza) (WSJ, 17 Feb 1980, p. 40) (Q2825) (← links)
- 1984 license applications (continued): 'Third Level Dev. of Wisc., Inc., Dolores M. Banaszak, Agent, DBA Godfather's Pizza, 632 University Avenue'; Paisan's Restaurant, Inc. (Gerald A. Meier); Tamarack Pizza, Inc. (Michael… (WSJ, 23 May 1984, p. 28) (Q2826) (← links)
- Gargano's files for bankruptcy (CT, 16 Mar 1984, p. 12) (Q2830) (← links)
- Bankruptcy petition filed by Gargano's (WSJ, 17 Mar 1984, p. 1) (Q2831) (← links)
- 1983 license applications: 'Dollhausen Enterprises, Inc., Ruth Dollhausen, Agent, DBA Gargano's, 437 State Street'; 'Gargano Brothers, Inc., Stella Gargano, Agent, DBA Gino's, 540 State Street'; R & R Pan Style Pizza (Rocky… (WSJ, 5 May 1983, p. 20) (Q2832) (← links)
- Help-wanted: 'Pizza driver wanted. Must have own car, we pay salary & commission. Apply at: Gargano's, 437 State St.' (WSJ, 19 Oct 1983, p. 35) (Q2833) (← links)
- New eatery lets patrons eat, drink [and play] (CT, 2 Mar 1982, p. 25) (Q2836) (← links)
- Foolery Restaurants to open (WSJ, 7 Mar 1982, p. 26) (Q2837) (← links)
- Tom Foolery profile: 'Last August, Bally purchased the Barnaby's Family Inns chain. It closed Madison's two outlets, 6613 Mineral Point Rd. and 4802 E. Washington Ave., and began remodeling and renovating them into the firs… (CT, 14 Apr 1982, p. 61) (Q2838) (← links)
- Help-wanted: 'Restaurant work — Apply in person Mon., Feb. 21 from 11–4 p.m. ... Villa Piazza, 2039 Allen Blvd., Middleton (Behind Enco Station)' (WSJ, 19 Feb 1977, p. 25) (Q2839) (← links)
- Help-wanted: 'Middleton — bartenders, pizza cooks: am/pm, full & part time positions. Apply in person. The Villa Piazza, 2039 Allen Blvd.' (ran daily Feb 2–7, 1980, in both papers) (WSJ, 2 Feb 1980, p. 29) (Q2840) (← links)
- 1979 Maxwell Street Days participants (CT, 19 Jul 1979, p. 62) (Q2841) (← links)
- Help-wanted: 'Delivery help for growing independent Pizzeria. Flexible to fit your needs. Apply after 4 p.m. Mama D's Pizza, 1018 N. Sherman Ave.' (WSJ, 11 Dec 1988, p. 64) (Q2842) (← links)
- Back-to-school coupon page: '$1.00 off on a large (14") or extra large (16") pizza — Supreme Pizza, 912 E. Johnson St., 255-2500' (chef logo); also Shakey's West, 6640 University Ave. (CT, 21 Aug 1984, p. 72) (Q2843) (← links)
- Madland: State Street's changing place in Madison (Isthmus, 5 Nov 2013) (Q2928) (← 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)
- Sbarro Pizza at East Towne (sbarro.com, 23 Aug 2019) (Q3290) (← links)
- Sbarro locations (sbarro.com, 8 Dec 2025) (Q3291) (← links)
- Sbarro Pizza at West Town (sbarro.com, 11 Jul 2026) (Q3292) (← 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)
