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A parade rolls along in front of Ross & Keegen’s grocery store. There is a bit of a mystery here, because it isn't certain if this parade is taking place on Cheese Day.

Four-year-old Rondi Stafford samples an icicle.

Promotional matchbook cover touting Roger Stephens, candidate for County Clerk of Court.

Promotional matchbook cover from Assemblyman candidate Robert Saucerman.

"Workers in the bottle house at the Berghoff-Huber Brewing Co., Monroe, watched the first bottles roll off the line this week as the brewery resumed operation under its new owner, Fred Huber, who bought back the brewery he used to own...The first…

An Amercian Red Cross worker serves food and hot coffee to first responders in the aftermath of the tornado.

Central Railroad track near Monroe is shown with damage from Palm Sunday tornado.

The racetrack at the Green County Fairgrounds, which was being sought for purchase by the Monroe school district.

A 1923 Cheese Day float, with a sign stating: “For Quick Service Call R.W. Humphrey Co.”

The very first Cheese Day Queen, Marion Burgy, of Monticello, WI, 1923.

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Exterior view of public school at Browntown, Wisconsin.

President Coolidge was gifted a 47 pound wheel of Swiss cheese as a 'thank you' for increasing the tariff on imported Swiss cheese. He did so to help the makers of it in the U.S. so they would not have to sell their cheese under the cost of making…

A postcard of Precision Drive & Control, Inc. of Monroe, WI, photographed by Fred F. Solberger.

Postcard addressed to Elsie Reed and dated November 6, 1914.
"Dear Elsie, We just moved Monday. I am going to a football game tomorrow. Wish you were here to go along. We are having two days vacation now. That's a lot isn't it. Your friend,…