Subscribers to stock in the new Door County Cooperative met at the County Court House in Sturgeon Bay.

Directors signed $1,000 letter of credit to be used as collateral for any bank loans.

Purchased assets of Maplewood Farmers Cooperative for $3328.51 as of June 30, 1939. Leased a bulk plant and gas station.

Purchased assets of Maplewood Farmers Cooperative for $3328.51 as of June 30, 1939. Leased a bulk plant and gas station.

First Annual Meeting of Stock-holders at Wagners Hall in Maplewood. Unveiled plans for a new bulk plant to be constructed by Midland Cooperatives Wholesale. Sales reported at $61,218.

Hired Axel Peterson to manage the Cooperative.

Second Annual Meeting at Sawyer’s Opera House in Sturgeon Bay with 58 people present. Ingvald Viste, Lawrence Johnson and Walter Schubert were elected to the Board of Directors.

Lawrence Johnson elected President of the Board of Directors.

Axel Peterson announces intention to join Uncle Sam’s Army, thus leaving his position as manager.

Ernest Storm, 17 years a school teacher at Casco, was hired as General Manager. Lawrence Weber, Carl Braun, Emil Bellin were elected to the Board of Directors.

Hired Ralph Hoyt as General Manager.

Hired Lynn Pingry as General Manager of the Cooperative.

Gilbert Jarman and Harvey Grasse elected to Board of Directors. Cooperative reached $500,000 in sales.

Purchased the feed mill and store at Forestville from Algoma Farmers Cooperative.

Purchased feed mill in Sister Bay from Elmer Berns.

Decided to purchase the Brandeis property in Sturgeon Bay.

Waldo Krueger and Herman Hass elected to Board.

Annual Meeting report shows sales of $893,000. Harvey Olson elected to Board.

New feed mill and store built at Forestville due to a fire which destroyed the property.

Annual Meeting report showed $1,168,000 in sales.

Authorized construction of a bulk fertilizer blending building in Sturgeon Bay.

Purchased inventory of Rays Super Market and leased the building in Sturgeon Bay.

Approved expansion of Sturgeon Bay Maple Street building, thus adding hardware store.

Annual Meeting report showed sales of $2,164,000.

Purchased the former west side fire station in Sturgeon Bay for a repair shop.

35th Annual Meeting sales reached $3 million.

Donald Kinnard elected to Board. Bought a mini-computer to handle accounting chores.

Approved construction of a new fertilizer plant 6 miles south of Sturgeon Bay on 6½ acres of land purchased from William Kipp.

Kenneth Uecker elected to Board.

Annual Report showed $5.2 million in sales.

Sold the Sister Bay Mill

Charles G. Jarman elected to Board of Directors. Sales reported at $5.5 million.

Installed propane storage tank at fertilizer plant on Hwy 42/57 in Nasewaupee, Propane delivery to Door County residents begins

James Grasse elected to Board.

Hired Daniel Butterbrodt as General Manager of the Cooperative.

Don Sixel, Jr. elected to Board of Directors at Annual Meeting. Paul Eggert retires after 40 years of service with the Cooperative.

Construction begins on Sister Bay General Store.

Construction begins on Brussels General Store.

Purchased the assets of Door County Pool Supply.

Eldred Koepsell elected to Board of Directors at Annual Meeting. Report showed sales of $5.6 million.

We opened the convenience store on Egg Harbor Road in Sturgeon Bay.

Randall Seiler elected to the Board

Daniel Viste was elected to the Board at the Annual Meeting.

NAPA Auto Parts store opens for business in Sturgeon Bay

Don Koepsel was elected to the Board at the Annual Meeting.

Purchased the assets of the Sister Bay Oil Company and expanded bulk fuel delivery in Northern Door County.

Purchased NAPA Auto Parts Store in Luxemburg.

Opened a convenience store on Bay Settlement road in Green Bay

Added a ProLawn division. Larry Brickner was elected to the Board at the Annual Meeting.

Jim Kloos was hired as General Manager of the Cooperative.

Sale of all Door County Co-op Convenience Stores is completed.

Brian Duquaine was named President and Chief Executive Officer of the Cooperative.

Purchased the former Delchambre building and opened the Sawyer Hardware Company.

The feed mill at 92 E Maple Street is put up for sale, as Sturgeon Bay anticipates the addition of the Maple to Oregon Street bridge. The Radio Shack division was added to the Co-op.

Kevin Harmann elected to Board at Annual Meeting.

Opened the new Country Store & Rental Center adjacent to existing retail complex on west side of Sturgeon Bay.

Acquired Shirley Feed Mill in Depere, WI. Sturgeon Bay mill is closed down and property is listed for sale.

Sale of the Refined Fuels Division to Quality State Oil. Sale of the Maple Street Feed Mill completed.

The Co-op celebrates 70 years in business.

Sales were reported at $15,847,000 and local net margin at $440,663 for 2009.

Agronomy addition is completed, increasing fertilizer storage capacity and workshop space.

NAPA Auto Parts business is relocated to the Bay Plaza building in Sturgeon Bay.

Co-op purchases the former Warner Wholesale property on Egg Harbor Road in Sturgeon Bay.

Appliance Avenue opens for business in the remodeled former Warner Wholesale building.

Remodel of True Value Hardware and Country Store.

Acquisition of the Walters of Rio Creek store and the Walters of Algoma stores.