Cheese Day Draws 83,000 To Monroe In 1950
A Sept 9 1950 Cheese Day drew an estimated 83 000 visitors to Monroe amid a favorable day for crowds and events. Organizers led by Dwight Crandall and officers of Green County Cheese Day Inc faced past doubts about crowd size and weather risk and staged a full program with parades stages concerts and cheese sandwiches.
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Monroe
Dwight A. Crandall
Green County Cheese Day, Inc
C. S. Pierce
Fred Feutz Jr
Russell W. Prien
Fred Glauser
Gilbert Ott
New Glarus
Conrad Stauffacher
Monticello
W. R. Schuetze
Decorah
Iowa
Racine
Racine Senior Legion
Robert D. Rieder
Darlyne Mae Adelman
John J. Burkhard
Blatz Legion
Times
Green County Cheese Storage Reaches 36.75 Million Pounds
Green County storage facilities hold a total of 36,750,000 pounds of cheese valued at 12.86 million dollars. Monroe Cold Storage leads with 7.5 million pounds, followed by Lakeshire Marty Co at 4.5 million and Kraft Foods Wisconsin at 4 million. Other major units include Triangle Cheese, Swiss Colony, Swiss Cheese Corp of America, Pauly Cheese, and more across Monroe Brodhead and Monticello with varied capacities.
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Green County
Monroe
Monroe Cold Storage, Inc
Lakeshire- Marty Co
Kraft Foods Co. of
Wisconsin
Brodhead
Triangle Cheese Co
Swiss Colony
Swiss Cheese Corp. of America
Pauly Cheese Co
Cheese Producers Marketing Association
Stuart Cheese Co
Kantro Cheese Co
Goldenrod Creamery Co
Reger Cheese Co
Armour Creameries
Arn and Zweifel Cheese Co
Monticello
Swisconsin
Lafayette County
Cheese Enduring Snack Across Hours
A brief note promotes cheese as a versatile food suitable for any hour. It claims cheese complements meals and stands well on its own, inviting readers to try it and agree.
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Maela
Armour's
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