Alphorn Ford Expands Reach As Top Wisconsin Dealer
Alphorn Ford, Lee Geiger owner, moved in 1966 to a 12 acre site north of Monroe on highway 69. The dealer has grown to 28 employees, earned Ford Distinguished Achievement Award, and serves customers from Monroe and Rockford while planning ongoing staff and service improvements.
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M. Steve Mitschel
Monroe
Alphorn Ford
Lee Geiger
Monroe Sales Company
Highway 69
Alphorn Ford Management
Wisconsin
Upper Michigan
Bill Rieder
Lloyd Holmes
Dave Smith
Gerald Swiggum
Delbert Meier
Bob Dye
Arlo Webster
Geiger
Alphorn
National
Ford Dealer Council
Ford
Palm Springs
California
Service Department
Upper
Michigan
Rockford
Freda White
Pat Grenzow
Times
Steve Mitschele
Alpharn
Art Moen
Sylvan Waage
Wisconsin Public Service Reports 1969 Revenue Rise
The Wisconsin Public Service Corp. posted operating revenues of 89.7 million dollars for 1969, up 12.3 percent from 1968. Earnings per share were 1.47, vs 1.46 in 1968, with growth attributed to Freeport Beloit Janesville and Madison as key outside areas and future expansion plans discussed.
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Milwaukee
Wisconsin Public Service Corp
Freeport
Beloit
Janesville
Madison
Mortgage Association moves to expand with new Chicago Lansing offices
Milwaukee firm Mortgage Association Inc plans new branches in Chicago and Lansing Michigan expanding to 17 offices across seven states. G Leblanc Corp of Kenosha buys Martin division of Wurlitzer to produce Martin saxophones and brass instruments at Kenosha and Elkhorn plants. A Badger Meter computer in South Milwaukee reads 17 New Jersey water meters remotely via long distance signals for test of automatic meter reading.
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Milwaukee
Ap) Mortgage Association Inc
Chicago
Lansing
Mich
Martin
Kenosha
G. Leblanc Corp
Wurlitzer Co
Elkhart
Ind
Leblanc
Elkhorn
Wis
Badger Meter Mfg. Co
New Jersey
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