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Dairy Hey-Day
June 9, 1964
Six Dane county home-makers involved in planning the "Dairy Hey-Day" to be held at the Dane county fairgrounds. The program has three features, a dairy recipe contest, a tasting fair, and a dairy f...
We Saw You . . . at County Inauguration
January 3, 1961
Dane County elected officials are sworn into office for the 1961 term. Circuit Judge Edwin M. Wilke (center), who administered the oath of office to the officials, is shown with his brother State S...
Fire Fighters Taking Driving Safety Tests
January 22, 1946
Fire fighters taking five different driving safety tests administered by Wisconsin Motor Vehicle Safety Department employees in Fire Station #1, 18 South Webster Street.
Otto Wolff at Butter Churn
May 8, 1945
Otto Wolff, supervisior of butter making for the Madison Dairy Produce Company, 1018 East Washington Avenue, at the butter churn. Left to right: Otto Wolff, R.M. Steinhauer and A.C. Steinhauer, fou...
Butter Making Class
Students dressed in white use large butter churns in a butter making class, probably at the University of Wisconsin Dairy School.
Harold C. Bradley House
1965
The Harold C. Bradley house at 106 North Prospect Avenue.
