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Brewing, Distilling, and Wine · a temperance town, tested for drink
Every brewing question put to this ground returns the same answer, and the leg prints the questions so the answer counts as a finding: no brewer, no brewery, no distillery, no winery, no vineyard, and no saloon course stands for New Carlisle or Olive Township in the county histories, the gazetteer runs, the directory record read whole, or the permit record reached — while the township's one drink institution, its Good Templars lodge, was for a time the second largest in Indiana. The makes of the county stood in its cities, and they are entered at boundary size where the floor requires. What follows is a record of searched negatives with their spans printed, which is the true size of this town's record in drink.
The first brewer, tested: no rival firsts, because no first
items 1, 2, 3, and 4 — the flagship, the company, the dry close, the longest-lived house
The first-brewer question was put to the ground whole and returns empty: Chapman and Howard, the gazetteer runs, and the directory record — including the 1916–17 Polk roll read whole in this build — name no brewer and no brewery…
The boundary brewery, and the successor that was never this town's
items 5 and 7 — Kamm & Schellinger pointed; the Drewry's question posed and answered
The county's brewing stood in its cities, and the pointers print at pointer size: the neighbouring city's house — Kamm & Schellinger of Mishawaka — is cross-referenced here from the Mishawaka build's record and not retold…
Temperance as an actor: what the dry crusade did here, plant by plant
item 6 — the crusade's effect on the works, separately from national Prohibition
Temperance as an institution stands whole in this build — the lodge, its officers, its 143 members, "second in size in the State" — and its action on the town's drink trade can now be stated at its true size: there was no works…
The distillers: a searched negative with its span printed, 1850s–2026
item 9 — rectifiers, wholesale houses, and stills distinguished
The negative the floor requires, with its span and its classes separated: across the record classes reached for this section — the county histories, the gazetteer and directory runs from the 1850s forward, the excise and federal…
The craft era, the first documented distillery, the first vines, and the smallest form
items 10, 11, and 12 — the modern record tested as one sweep
The craft era never opened here: the 2026 business roll, read whole as a craft test for this section, names no brewpub, craft brewery, taproom, or theatre-brewery in New Carlisle — the county's craft houses, from the…