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Feature · Business / Waunakee / History

From Tractor Repairs to Snowmobiles: A Carl F. Statz & Sons Retrospective

Snowmobiles, lawn mowers and tractor repairs appear together in John Oncken's 2018 Carl F. Statz & Sons photographs. The Wisconsin State Farmer gallery was published November 28 and documents the range of work around the Waunakee dealership.

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Northline Wisconsin · November 28, 2018

Feature · Business / Waunakee / History

Carl F. Statz & Sons Archive Shows Years of Hands-On Equipment Work

Hands-on work stands out in the Carl F. Statz & Sons pictures published by Wisconsin State Farmer on November 28, 2018. John Oncken photographed repair activity, employees and equipment at the Waunakee business.

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Badger State Bulletin · November 28, 2018

Feature · Business / Waunakee / History

Tools, Tractors and Family: Carl F. Statz & Sons in 2018

A Farmall poster on a dealership wall is one small detail in a larger story of machinery and people. John Oncken photographed Carl F. Statz & Sons for a Wisconsin State Farmer gallery published November 28, 2018.

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American Field Press · November 28, 2018

Feature · Business / Waunakee / History

Hogan Road History: The Carl F. Statz & Sons Photo Archive

An equipment business can be understood through its working spaces. Wisconsin State Farmer's November 28, 2018 Carl F. Statz & Sons gallery, photographed by John Oncken, records the Waunakee dealership from the outside and inside.

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Lakefront Dispatch · November 28, 2018

Feature · Business / Waunakee / History

Carl F. Statz & Sons: What a 2018 Photo Gallery Records

A Wisconsin State Farmer photo gallery dated November 28, 2018 records a local equipment business through its people and tasks. John Oncken's Carl F. Statz & Sons series follows activity at the Waunakee dealership, whose history in the community reaches back to 1930.

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Civic Dawn News · November 28, 2018