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| Description | Notice at the end of an official pamphlet describing in detail the labor involved with the Door County cherry industry; Migrant workers were supposed to look for a billboard with this notice on it on their journey to Sturgeon Bay. The interior and exterior of the office in Sturgeon Bay is depicted on page 5. For a photo of a similar sign from 1940, see Sign on road into Sturgeon Bay, Door County, Wisconsin.tif |
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| Source | http://wi-research.info/wisconsin-history/The%20Cherry%20Industry%20In%20Door%20County.pdf , page 24 |
| Author | The Wisconsin Cherry Commission in cooperation with the Wisconsin State Employment Service |
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