The makers and the restaurants: sightings gathered, courses at their strengths

items 4 and 8 — one house per article where the record allows; successions with their limits stated

The makers stand at the strengths the record actually gives, gathered in one place: the town's bakery ground is dated even where its bakers are not — the former bakery at 125 East Michigan Street, built 1890, stands listed as retail/bakery space in 2026, its founding house and succession unrecovered in the gazetteer record reached; the modern roll carries Moser's Austrian Cafe and Carlisle Coffee & Sweets at directory strength, and Meyers' Ice Cream inside the bowling house in the sports record. No candy house, licensed chocolate house, or bakery-with-revivals course of the floor's pattern stands for this town in the records reached, and none is assembled from parts. The restaurants print under the same discipline: Wade & Son, restaurant, in the 1916 roll; Miller's Home Cafe, feeding town crews in the snow emergency of the council minutes of 24 February 2015 — and here the audit's present-map caution is preserved in this section's own file: the cafe's building at 112 East Michigan Street is the museum's seat in the arts record, styled there the former Miller's Home Café, its closing date printed nowhere, and it is not counted as standing in any present-state line of this run; Moser's carries the modern roll's restaurant line into 2026. Anniversaries are not counted where foundings are not proven, and the house-by-house succession course waits on its settler, the Tribune and Gazette advertising runs — named, not elided.

Sources:

1. This build's Businesses (the 125 East Michigan bakery building; the 2026 roll's Moser's and Carlisle Coffee & Sweets; the February 2015 minutes' Miller's Home Cafe), Sports (Meyers' Ice Cream), and Arts (the museum in the former cafe building).