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Legs 86 · 87
A repair trade and a highway, not a sales trade. The garage line is the dealerships file's: one garage in the 1916–17 roster (Kloppenstein O. H.) and no automobile dealer, franchised or otherwise, at any date reached; the present trade is The Garage (302 S. Michigan), Kane's Auto Service, Tough Guy Enterprises, Lakeville Towing, and Doc Auto Inc. on SR 931, at listing strength. First car in town: no record reached crowns one — the gap named exactly, its settler the Lakeville Standard. No Legion car show listing was found. The one organised car fact is a club seat: Michiana Corvette Club Inc, 68294 US 31 South (register, ruling 05/1997). The tractor reaches the written record twice: as goods — John Hupp's "Millinery and Fancy Goods and Agricultural Implements" (Polk 1884–85) and Moon's Cash Store's "genl store and farm implts" (Polk 1916–17), the implement line sold out of general stores, never from a dedicated house — and as spectacle, in the Lions' own first-hand line: "in the 50's and 60's, we sponsored an annual tractor pull." Mechanisation counts stand as LK-4's gaps; county agriculture series are never printed as township figures.