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Section 84 of 111 in the Lakeville record · 4 entry pages

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Technology

Technology & Medical Advancements — Legs 84 and 85

Legs 84 · 85 · the co-op answered; advancements, zero

Rural electrification came from the south: Marshall County REMC. The co-op's own record "deliver[s] power to more than 6,000… members in… Marshall, Elkhart, Fulton, Kosciusko, St. Joseph , and Starke counties," and its first pole…

The name-in-other-cities boundary: Bendix, Studebaker, and the credit that is not this town's

Great names stand fifteen miles from this town in every direction, and this article exists so none of them is ever imported into its technology file. The boundary, printed once for the technology leg: Bendix — brakes, radios…

Computing firsts: a pioneer of computational aerodynamics, working from this ground

This town holds no computing centre and no first computer — it holds something rarer for its size: a man who was among the first to design airfoils by computer at all, and did it from here. The documented course, at the record's…

The two parks: no innovation park, no ignition park, no technology real estate of any kind

Both of the checklist's parks stand in the neighbouring city, and this ground holds no equivalent — the negative is printed with its geography.Tested for this ground: no innovation park, ignition park, technology park, incubator building, certified technology site, or equivalent piece of technology real estate in Lakeville or Union Township appears in the county economic-development or state site record as reached, or in any carrier reached; the township's industrial ground is the Hoosier operation's own and farm-service ground, held as private plant, not as park real estate. The item closes as a clean negative: the region built its technology parks in its city, as regions do, and this town's technology story was never a real-estate story at all.

The closing roster: the named movers of this ground's technology

The modern layer was only ever pointers; its people, assembled, make a roster of four names and two firms — the whole technical aristocracy of a town of 879. The roster: Robert "Bob" Newton — founder of the firm that became…

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Source: Lakeville Technology, Moosed History by Project Moosed, https://history.projectmoosed.com/usa/midwest/indiana/lakeville/technology/