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Modern Woodmen of America Float, 1923.
From the 1923 Cheese Day parade, the Modern Woodmen of America's "Best Pro6tion in the World" float.
Cheese Days' Parade Queen On Float
From the 1970's, the Cheese Days' Parade Queen riding on a float.
Horse Drawn Carriage from 1928 Cheese Day Parade
A horse drawn carriage in the 1928 Cheese Day parade, Monroe, Wis.
Mrs. Ella Dodge and her Steam Calliope
Mrs. Ella Dodge and her steam calliope gallivant in the 1928 Cheese Day parade.
Parade Crowd at 1928 Cheese Day
Crowds line the streets during the 1928 Cheese Day parade.
Crowd at Cheese Day, 1928
A big crowd gathers for Cheese Day in 1928.
Ms. Irene Bast and a Farm Animal Cage at the 1928 Cheese Day Parade
Ms. Irene Bast in the 1928 Cheese Day parade, with a circus cage filled with farm animals.
Mrs. Phoebe Chadwick with Caged Pigeons, 1928 Cheese Day
Mrs. Phoebe Chadwick with caged barnyard birds (dyed pigeons) at the 1928 Cheese Day parade, Monroe, Wis.
Uncle Sam and the Monroe Times' Float in 1928 Cheese Day Parade
Uncle Sam mounts up for the 1928 Cheese Day parade. Just behind him is the Monroe Times' all red float, with a sign that reads, "Monroe Times Read All Over." In the background is Blumer's Ice Cream.
J. J. Frautschy Booklet
Cookbook sponsored by J.J. Frautschy.
Bauman's Ace Hardware
Postcard image of Bauman’s Ace Hardware on Monroe’s Historic Square.
Lillian Augsburger, Queen of the 1928 Cheese Day Parade
Lillian Augsburger takes her seat on a horse driven parade float, during the 1928 Cheese Day parade.
Marion Burgy, Queen of the 1923 Cheese Day Parade
A stately throne with regal trimmings, designed by Charles E. Shriner, for Monticello's own Miss Marion Burgy, the 1923 Cheese Day Queen.
Dari-Kool Bulk Milk Cooler Ad
An ad for the Dari-Kool Bulk Milk Cooler from the February 1955 issue of "Successful Farming". William Tschudy, a dairy farmer from Monroe, WI, is quoted as saying, "By saving a minimum of 13 cents cwt. on milk volume and butterfat, which I formerly…
Geigel Hardware Co. Tag
Sales tag from Geigel Hardware Co. on the North side of Monroe’s Historic Square.